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  • Modeled After Boston, Nanjing’s Economic Development Focuses on High Tech Industries

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    Cambridge, Mass. – Nanjing, which means “capital in the South” in Chinese, is a major city in Eastern China. In the evening of May 25, Nanjing Economic and Trade Delegation consisted of 50 government officials and business leaders successfully held the Nanjing Overseas Talent Entrepreneurship Forum and Nanjing 321 Plan Promotion Conference at Marriott Hotel in Cambridge, Mass. Over 400 entrepreneurs, professionals, researchers and students attended this conference.

    Yang Weize making theme speech at the conference.
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  • MIT Dedicated Monumental Sculpture by Internationally Renowned Artist Cai Guo-Qiang

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    Cambridge – In the evening of May 10, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) dedicated Ring Stone (2010) by internationally renowned artist Cai Guo-Qiang in front of the new Sloan building at 100 Main Street. The monumental white granite sculpture is the artist’s first public work of art for a university campus. Located in the north garden adjacent to the MIT Sloan School of Management, the artwork celebrates the Sloan School’s educational and cultural ties with China and will be on permanent display.

    Chinyan Wong(left), Cai Guo-Qiang at the Ring Stone dedication ceremony. (Dan Liu photo)
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  • Michael Wong Among Volunteers of the Year at Boston Main Streets’ 16th Annual Awards Ceremony

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    Boston – Mayor Thomas M. Menino, together with Department of Neighborhood Development Director Evelyn Friedman, WPLM Easy 99.1’s “Strictly Sinatra” host Ron Della Chiesa, and the Boston Latin School Wolftones presented awards at the Boston Main Streets (BMS) 16th Annual Awards Ceremony, which took place at the majestic Strand Theatre in Dorchester on May 17. Awards were presented to the 2011 Boston Main Streets Volunteers of the Year and Businesses of the Year.

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  • Global Economy Looking to China to Lift Growth

    (From chinadaily.com.cn)

    With the United States struggling through a soft patch and Europe battling recession, China may come to the rescue by demonstrating a resilience that would provide comfort in a sea of economic uncertainty.
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  • Nonstop Flight Brings Aisa Closer to New England

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    My first trip to Boston started just after New Year’s Day of 1996 in Hong Kong, still a British colony back then. I left the hotel in the morning, and grabbed a taxi on the street to go to the old Kai Tak Airport. My itinerary included stops in Tokyo and Detroit. Some 30 hours later, after delays in Detroit, I finally arrived amid a snowstorm in Logan Airport. And surprisingly, it snowed for the next three days after my arrival in Boston, which made me wondering if the snow would ever end in my hotel room on Beacon street.
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  • 2012 Boston Marathon Runners Battle High Temperatures

    David Li, bostonese.com

    The 116th running of Boston Marathon started on schedule despite unusual high temperatures on this Patriot’s Day of 2012. A pair of runners from Kenya Sharop Cherop and Wesley Korir won the women’s and men’s titles. Kenya runners dominated this year’s race, and took top three finishes in both woment’s and men’s races. Top US finisher is Jason Hartmann, fourth in men’s race.

    Please visit the following website for top finishers in each category.
    www.baa.org/top-finishers.html

    Just one day after the 100 year anniversary of sinking of Titanic in northern Atlantic, the early arrival of summer temperatures makes people wonder if there is still any icebergs in the sea where Titanic was hit 100 years ago.

    A couple miles from Boston Marathon’s finish line in front of Boston Public Library, Boston Red Sox was shut out by Tempa Bay Rays in the annual 11 O’clock Patriot’s Day game in Fenway Park. This year also marks the 100 year anniversary of Fenway Park.

    Overall, a tough day for Boston Marathon runners, hometown boys and any icebergs still hanging around in the Atlantic.

  • My Life in New York City, a Video by a Newcommer to NYC

    Jennifer Yuewen Jiang, Columbia University

    I made this video for my Art & Technology class iMovie project. Many thanks to my friends starring in this video: Amy Perry, Armand Gerstenberger, Daniel Hayman, Fran McGeever, Keith Kaplan, Mark Ang, Mance Ryan, Sarah Brandt and Tanya Ginop. You guys are amazing!

  • No Look Pass – A Sure Hit in Its Boston Premiere at Brattle Theatre

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    In the evening of March 24, documentary film No Look Pass had its Boston area premiere at Brattle Theatre in Harvard Square. About 300 people, including many current and former Harvard Women’s Basketball team members, were on hand to welcome back director Melissa Johnson, a former lady Crimson.

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  • Nanjing Univesity Boston Alumini Welcomed 15 Professors from Alma Mater

    By David Li, translation by Xing Xing

    Fifteen professors from Nanjing University (NJU) attended the 2012 American Physical Society (APS) March Meeting held in Boston. These professors were mostly from the School of Physics, showing the strength in the physics field of this prestigious university. This year, NJU will celebrate its 110-year anniversary from the date it was founded when the last emperor of China’s Qing Dynasty was still in power.

    The National Laboratory of Solid State Microstructures (NLSSM) held a reception banquet in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, on Feb 28th, with assistance from the Nanjing University Alumni Association (NUAA) of the greater Boston area. The professors from Nanjing University as well as over 200 alumni were present. The reception began with a speech by the chairman of NUAA Jiali Gong.

    (Han Yan photo)
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  • From Mobile Technology Conference to Online Gaming Webinar, NECINA Focuses on the Cutting Edge

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    In the morning of March 31, there was a dusting of snow north of Boston. New England Chinese Information & Network Association (NECINA) held a tech conference titled Mobile Technology for Enterprise and Consumer Markets at Radisson Hotel in Chelmsford. Over 100 NECINA members attended the conference, with a dozen or so standing in the back of the conference room during the three-hour talk and panel discussion.

    Speakers and NECINA organizers at the mobile conference
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