Boston, Oct. 21, 2014, –AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Community held a Rally for the MA Governor Candidate, bringing community members together to utter a collective voice on Oct. 19 in Boston Chinatown with hundreds of AAPI supporters. Governor Deval Patrick and Attorney General Martha Coakley, who is also the MA Governor Candidate, were the… Continue reading AAPI Community Turns out to Support Martha Coakley for MA Governor
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Yan Yu, NAAAP Boston Win National Awards
Boston, Oct. 20, 2014, –The National Association of Asian American Professionals Boston Chapter (NAAAP Boston) is proud to announce that NAAAP Boston won two 2014 NAAAP National Awards of Excellence-“NAAAP Leader of the Year” and “NAAAP Program of the Year”-among the 27 NAAAP chapters and associate chapters in North America at the NAAAP National Convention… Continue reading Yan Yu, NAAAP Boston Win National Awards
Angel Dance Company to Perform at Halftime of Celtics Vs. Lakers NBA Game
By David Li, bostonese.com Boston, Oct. 20, 2014, — The legendary NBA rivalry between the Boston Celtics and the LA Lakers will have something new to look for this year. On December 5, local dance group Angel Dance Company will be performing at halftime of the Celtics Vs. Lakers game. The game will feature recently… Continue reading Angel Dance Company to Perform at Halftime of Celtics Vs. Lakers NBA Game
MA Junior Amateur Golf Champion Paul Lei Honored by HP, AJGA
Boston, Oct. 14, 2014, — Congratulations are in order for one former MGA Champion. Paul Lei (Ferncroft CC) – winner of the 2013 Massachusetts Junior Amateur Championship – was named an HP Scholastic Junior All-American by the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA). Since 1988, HP and the AJGA have come together to recognize 12 young… Continue reading MA Junior Amateur Golf Champion Paul Lei Honored by HP, AJGA
Civil Disobedience in Hong Kong Ends Peacefully as Reform Talk to Begin
Hong Kong, Oct. 6, 2014, — Hong Kong demonstrators, which occupied main finance regions of the city in protest to the Chinese government’s intervention in selection of names to be nominated for 2017 elections, decided to dissolve. Principles of dialogue on constitutional reform has been agreed upon by both sides. Only a handful of protests… Continue reading Civil Disobedience in Hong Kong Ends Peacefully as Reform Talk to Begin
Kathryn Tian Takes Home Gold and Silver Medals at WAKO Junior World Championships
By David Li, translated by Tong Chen, bostonese.com Boston, Oct. 2, 2014, — When Kathryn Tian moved to Studio City in Southern California from Boston at end of last year, she didn’t expect that she would be selected to USA Karate and Boxing National Team in April 2014, and win gold and silver medals for… Continue reading Kathryn Tian Takes Home Gold and Silver Medals at WAKO Junior World Championships
Boston Marks China’s National Day with Flag Raising Ceremony
By David Li, bostonese.com Boston, Oct. 1, 2014, — Today is the 65th Anniversary of founding of People’s Republic of China. A flag raising ceremony was held at Boston City Hall plaza on Sept. 27. Over a thousand people showed up to witness the national flag of China rising along side of US National and… Continue reading Boston Marks China’s National Day with Flag Raising Ceremony
TEA — Poem by a Dancer
Nuo An is a renowned choreographer and dancer based in New York City (photos provided to bostonese.com).
One Hundred Year Old Cars Exhibited in 400-Year-Old Park
By Hongbin Ren, bostonese.com Boston, Sept. 25, 2014, –The third annual Boston Cup Classic Car Show was held in the Boston Common on Sept. 21 near the Parkman Bandstand. This year, in addition to 100 classic collector cars, race cars and electric vehicles. Hundreds of tourists to Boston Common, which was initially established 380 years… Continue reading One Hundred Year Old Cars Exhibited in 400-Year-Old Park
Boston Chinatown Incident Report for August and September 2014
By CCBA Crime Watch Team Boston, Sept. 24, 2014, –For the past a few weeks, the Crime Watch Teams of CCBA and Leather District have worked together very closely to keep both area safe. Under the leadership of Hung Goon and Larry Young, the team has increasing volunteers and purchase more equipments. Fire fighters respond… Continue reading Boston Chinatown Incident Report for August and September 2014