(
English )
( Chinese )
Introduction to“Good Messages”
America The Beautiful (2) (April, 1992)
An American--A poem showing
concern (late
1979)
A Valentine’s Gift Not Sent
Out Yet (Feb. 15, 2003)
Bear the hard to bear (Sept., 1998) 【中文經句是：難行要行，難忍要忍。】
But, astronomy can be
romantic, …? (Nov. 19,
2001, in Chinese)
Don't Do What You Should Not
Do
Epilogue of “The Flag Is Still
There, Wavering” (Nov.,
1979)
Flag Poem 1 (Written for America and Americans--late 1979)
Flag Poem 2 (Written for America and Americans--summer, 1988)
God Blesses Humankind : Thy Lord would not destroy ... (1979 + 1982 +1986)
How about 17 years later? (Aug. 26, 2002)
How can “We Will Be One” be
possible? (October 1,
2000—right after the 2000 Sydney Olympics)
Is there a line that can make
a country rise? (A king
asked Confucius …; in Chinese)
Let people hunger not (Sept. 23, 2002—two days after 3 year
anniversary of 921 Quake; in Chinese)
Missing Mother (English version)
Mundane doings can hardly be
perfect, to be always watchful is
needed.
Not any law should prohibit
them (excerpted)
ReHaisadiam = About Haisadiam (basic information)
See Stars (011118-19, in Chinese)
What would you see? (August, 1988)
Who are you?
(June, 2000)
Will You Pray? (00-0704, Revised--00-0923, 011106)
Wisdom is universal (1982, 1998, …)
感謝上帝--Thank God (a love letter, in Chinese)
想念母親--Missing Mother (Chinese
version)
自家附近可看流星雨 (2001年11月18-19日)
但天文學可以是浪漫的吧？ (2001年11月19日)
讓國民不會餓肚子 (2002年9月23日- - - 921大地震三年後)
[ Some of the messages presented are in Chinese. If you can’t read
Chinese, please ask some friend of yours, or some teacher, student,
or librarian of a college or library nearby who knows Chinese well
to translate them for you. ]
( W. H.
Haisadiam; July 21, 2004 )
[ This front page was revised on July 21, 2004. ] 14:17,
Taiwan time.
[
Previous front pages: the version
published on Nov. 14, 2001 ]
