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Photo from Google A fault of some is not a fault of all! This is a basic logical thinking which most of the angered Taiwanese are not getting right now. They are enraged with the recent incidence happened to the Taiwanese fisherman who was shoot to death by some of the Philippine Coast Guard officials after the victim reportedly trespassed on the Philippine Sea . Right after the incident, the Taiwanese government as well as the family of the victim appealed for a public apology by the Philippine government. As response, the latter did what was requested yet the former still was not satisfied and raised other requests like the cancellation of the Visa approval of the OFW’s to travel to Taiwan. Subsequently, many discrimination cases to the Filipinos in Taiwan have been reported which resulted the Philippine nation to bother about the welfare of the many countrymen who are presently working there. It was reported that the Filipinos were discriminated and maltreated. How absurd! Th

Photo retrieved from www.google.com Life is a longest journey with countless uncertainties. We could experience laughter at one side and time would surely come that sorrow would occupy the other side of it. This is reality. No one experiences faultless or perfect living. Every one of us deserves to experience both happiness and sorrow because it should be understood that in happiness, we should realize pain of sorrow, and in sorrow, we should appreciate the value of happiness.