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A 76-year-old Chinese woman bravely spotted an attacker in the United States, for which her courage is being praised in China. In San Francisco, California, Shaw Yin She says she was waiting to cross the street when she was hit by a man. According to local media, he immediately responded with his wooden stick and confronted the man. There have been a number of attacks on Asian Americans in recent months. The Chinese social media site Weibo is trending a hashtag these days that says "Asian-American grandmother responds to attacker." This hashtag has been viewed 1.4 billion times. Many people are praising Shaw Yin Shei for his bravery and for teaching the attacker a lesson. But some users commented that the Asian community in the United States should unite and respond, otherwise they will be harassed for remaining silent. GETTY IMAGES During the global Corona epidemic in the United States, many citizens have blamed Asians for the disease According to the South China Morni...

GETTY IMAGES Our national language poet and prose writer Egyptian writer narrates the story of his relationship with Urdu (Associate Professor of Urdu, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt)   Can you tell me something about yourself How did you learn Urdu? How did you turn to Urdu? Why and how do you write poetry in Urdu? When did the lion say? Etc etc   These are the questions people keep asking me. So I thought I'd write down the answers to these questions.   I am of Arab descent, from Egypt. Be Egyptian by birth and by education. My mother tongue is Arabic. Urdu is my acquired language. Early in my education, I wanted to enter the medical faculty to fulfill my father's wish. But at that time I could not get the required number for admission in medical. Then I enrolled in the Department of Urdu at Ain Shams University, Faculty of Arts. I started studying Urdu.   Although I had no background in the language and had never heard of it before, becau...

EPA A new plan and a letter from the new US administration for peace and a permanent ceasefire in Afghanistan have emerged, with new proposals for the peace process in Afghanistan.   A letter from US Secretary of State Anthony John Blankenship to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and the head of the Peace Council,  Abdullah  (a copy of which has also been received) warns them that in case of withdrawal of international forces from Afghanistan the  security situation could worsen and more areas could fall to the Taliban.       The Afghan presidential palace in Kabul has confirmed receipt of the letter, but has not yet formally responded.       However, Afghan Vice President Amrullah Saleh has categorically rejected the new US plan, saying that the Afghan people's vote has not been given a place in the plan and he cannot allow anyone to take away this right of the Afghan people.       He said he was ready to talk to the Tal...