The Epoch Times
What began with a simple question from my daughter about my own forty-four-year marriage grew into a broader reflection on commitment—to our spouses, our families, and the people we love even when we disagree.
Whatever Happened to Commitment? originally published in The Epoch Times, has sparked a passionate conversation about marriage, divorce, family estrangement, and what it means to stay and work through difficult times. At its heart is a question I believe is worth asking: Have we become too quick to walk away from relationships that might still be worth fighting for?
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More Than a Game
I’m delighted that The Epoch Times published my essay, More Than a Game. Inspired by childhood memories of my mother’s weekly mahjong games, this essay reflects on friendship, family traditions, and the quiet ways love and values are passed from one generation to the next. Sometimes, what appears to be just a game becomes a family’s legacy.
Originally Published in The Epoch Times
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The Freedom to Remember
I’m honored that The Epoch Times published my essay, The Freedom to Remember. What began as a reflection on two anniversaries became a much deeper exploration of why memory has always been considered sacred—and how stories preserve what history alone cannot.