Chang Jun|

Dentist has been helping to put smiles on many faces for a long time

Dentist has been helping to put smiles on many faces for a long time

Chang Jun|

Photo exhibition makes art out of dental photos, fosters exchange

People-to-people exchanges between China and the US could happen anywhere, anyplace through various platforms, as long as the initiator recognizes the importance of goodwill communication and is willing to promote a deeper, better and more candid dialogue.

Chang Jun|

Court ruling a victory for the historic truth of World War II

Justice and peace can never be achieved just through the kindness and conscience of people of good will. For millions of victims of World War II, especially those who suffered the atrocities committed during Japan's invasion of neighboring Asian countries, bitterly sought justice can only be secured through laws and courts.

Chang Jun|

Chinese-American Miss Michigan unfairly criticized by netizens

News that Arianna Quan, who was crowned Miss Michigan on June 18 and will take part in the upcoming Miss America contest in September, went viral in China for weeks, mostly in a negative way.

Chang Jun|

A violent week in the US made more graphic by unfiltered media

Bloodshed in the US made for some terribly sad headlines last week. A streaming video on Facebook showed a police officer fatally shoot a black man in Minnesota, sparking national outrage and claims of racial injustice, followed a day later by the killing of five police officers in Dallas by a lone sniper who vowed revenge on white people.

Chang Jun|

Does China-bashing really help someone reach the White House?

Regardless of its tempestuous and dramatic plots and subplots, the US electoral system is nothing but an internal American affair. Politicians running for the US presidency, however, should try to view the election through a more global and comprehensive lens to avoid any risk of undermining the US-China relationship.

Chang Jun in San Francisco|

Warcraft success a marketing coup, lesson for Hollywood

Following a strong recommendation from my dearest friend in China, I went to see the movie Warcraft at an AMC theatre last Saturday at 8:30 pm, only to find the theater about 30 percent full - or 70 percent empty - depending on how you want to look at it.

Chang Jun|San Francisco Journal

Chinese executives learning to talk the business talk - in English

Chinese products and brands ruling the world are not news anymore. However, the hurdles that the enterprises and their executives face in the English-speaking global marketplace still exist. English proficiency is not an easy task.