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Within the context of China’s push for modernisation over the last three decades, Chip highlights the ways technology has impinged on traditional Chinese values, and calls for increased debates to be brought back into families and classrooms.  
Chip Tsao is a columnist and broadcaster in Hong Kong who has written on a wide range of subjects, many of which relate to the comparison of China with Western countries.
Chip is a renowned writer in Hong Kong, where his iconic column in HK magazine titled “Political Incorrectness” has garnered him much media attention for its satirical tone and often controversial views. In his early life, Chip gained a Bachelor’s degree in English from Warwick University and later gained a postgraduate diploma from London School of Economics and Political Science.
He began his career as a journalist in the United Kingdom, initially reporting for the BBC World Service during the Cold War, and later deputy editor of Eastern Express during the final years of British colonial rule in Hong Kong. Having lived both in the West and the East, Chip considers himself a global citizen.
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