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Kin-ming Liu

Hong Kong

Former Washington-based columnist for The Hong Kong Standard, The New York Sun, and Insight on the News, an online weekly published by The Washington Times. Covered economic and political relations between the United States and East Asia, with an emphasis on China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Former chairman of the Hong Kong Journalists' Association. Currently a business executive at a Chinese-language newspaper in Hong Kong. Close.

Kin-ming Liu

Hong Kong

Former Washington-based columnist for The Hong Kong Standard, The New York Sun, and Insight on the News, an online weekly published by The Washington Times. more »

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September 11, 2007 7:45 PM

9/11 and World War IV

Hong Kong – Six years on, I still remember vividly that fateful day on which I happened to be in New York. I took my first and only bike-ride in Manhattan, from Upper West Side down to ground zero, and filed one of the earliest reports for a newspaper in Hong Kong . Six years on, the atrocities still shape my worldview and I continue to lend my support to the U.S. in this war against those who strive to destroy the free world. The Bush administration, despite committing numerous mistakes, deserves credit in preventing another 9/11 from happening. It's amazing that life can basically go on as usual amid a war.

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