泰戈爾曾有「右手持劍，左手拈花」之句，余光中也自稱「右手寫詩，左手為文」，陶傑的中文，散文秀麗淵雅，評論尖刻詼諧，已經兼而有之；英文小品也寫得機妙風趣，令人捧腹而稱賞，中英兼擅，左右開弓，觀乎香港文壇，得到讀者一致認同，捨其誰也。
Politically Correct is a collection of English articles of Chip Tsao. With an exceptional and insightful perspective he comments and expresses ideas on various social issues in his own sarcastic way.
Contents
Why Hong Kong Is Still the Best
We are not in 2551
A Piece of Iceland Cake
The Breast is the Better Bet
A China-free Election
A Better Tomorrow
On Living with Obama
Toilet Adventure
Crisis Management
Boycotting the French
Getting Rid of the Sellotape
Why Only the French?
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Bottom
A Good President and a Filial Son
Vote With Your Feet
Where the Heads Roll
A Question of Context
Monkey Business
Sister Aloysius's Doubts and Mine
The War at Home
Name-calling
The Missed Train
The Beauty and the Beasts
A Matter of Feces, Not Face
Hummer and Sickle
Being Bilingual
The Dry Rot in Macau
Toeing the Xinjiang Line
The China Hand Got It Wrong
Pleasing the Dragon
Settling the Box Office Account
One For All Seasons Flew Over the Inglourious Basterds
Yes We Care 079 Chinatown Overcrowded
Crying Aiya! at Ah-Yeh
Let's Celebrate
The Odd One on the Float
Hong Kong 1946 091 Taking the Mickey Out of Hong Kong
Give Me Back My Mozart
Lee Kuan Yew, Mickey Rourke, and Mindanao
Why Christmas is Merrier in the Far East
The Big BN(O) Escape
Questionable Sanity
The British Airways Takeover
James Cameron as the King of China
O, haha
Not Just Man's Best Friends
Messing with the French, Again
High Noon in Hainan
The Hart of Darkness
The Meaning of the Word
Where Eagles Dare
Stephen Hawking's Code
The Expo Facial Explosion
Harrowlujah
The Shambles of Democracy
Solo, Duet, and Orgy
Where the White T-Shirts Go Wrong
On Handling Dr. Sun 145 Aiya Daya Bay
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