By Rui Li, Founder and Co-President of MIT-CHIEF, on Nov. 16, 2012
Distinguished guests, Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear friends,
A very good evening. On behalf of the organizing committee, I’m very excited and delighted to welcome you to the second annual MIT-CHIEF conference, to share the exciting moments with us.
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Eaden Huang immigrated to Boston in 1986 from Guangdong, China. He has studied in Bunker Hill Community College and the New England School of Photography. In New York City, he has worked for Zan Productions, Inc. as a full-time staff photographer. His talents and his persistence in the past 20 years of study and practice on photography have made him mature and skillful in his occupation.
This tree in the picture above was on the bank of Charles river.
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【侨报周末实习记者夏静、特约记者李强波士顿图文报道】北美华人社区华邻客（TheChineseLink）与波士顿大学中国学生学者联合会（BUCSSA）合作举办的“谋职 立业—波士顿华人社区2012年度大型职业宣讲会”（iCareer2012）于10月27日成功举办。近千名来自新英格兰地区的华人学生和专业人士参加了这次职业发展的盛会。
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By Sophia Yee, painter
I visited to Hangzhou, China a in October, 2012, took a trip to Xitang, which is about 120 kilometers northeast of Hangzhou and 90 kilometers south of Shanghai.
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By Lin Kong, Master of Nutrition Science (from linjoyfulbite.wordpress.com)
| How did you go through Sandy in the past two days? Being so lucky that no power outage happened to me on Monday, I just curled up in my coach and watched 3 movies. Obviously I was not prepared at all-no water was stored and I had only 3 cans of bean at home. Although I was lucky enough to be unaffected by the hurricane this time, the absence of coworkers the next day and the sad stories on the news made me think-what should we prepare before the crisis to carry us and our family through? |
By David Li, bostonese.com, photos by Bo Yang
In the evening of October 7, Boston Beijing Opera Association (BBOA) presented its annual performance at Cambridge Family YMCA Theater. About 300 people showed up and cheered and applauded loudly for the wonderful performances one after another.
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By Bo Yang, soccer player & photographer
“Northeast Tigers” soccer club was established on year 2000. We are all soccer lovers in “Borogh” area: Marlborogh, Westborogh, Northborogh, Southborogh and Worcester, and play every Sunday since then. We have average 30 people in our club. Most of us are Chinese. Some Brazilian friends joined us as well (4 to 6). “Happy soccer” is our slogan. “Soccer” is our Religion (Sunday Moring Play instead of Pray).
The pictures below were taken during a regular practice on October 7, 2012.
(from chinadaily.com.cn)
China-bashing is fiercer in the 2012 US presidential election than any previous election campaign, with both the Republican and the Democratic candidates attacking China, observers said.
Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama wave to the audience during the first presidential debate at the University of Denver in Colorado on Oct 3. Charlie Neibergall / Associated Press
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By Chinese American Academic and Professional Society (CAAPS)
Born in Shanghai, China, James S.C. Chao has dedicated his life to shipping, trading and finance beginning with his study of navigation in China. As a young cadet, he completed his college coursework in 1949 and by the mid-1950’s had advanced with remarkable rapidity through the ranks to become one of the youngest ocean-going marine masters up to that time.
Dr. Chao and his wife, the late Mrs. Ruth Mu-Lan Chu Chao
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By David Li, bostonese.com
In the evening of October 7, the Boston Beijing Opera Association (BBOA) presented its annual performance at Cambridge Family YMCA Theater. I enjoyed the entire program thoroughly along with roughly 300 people in the audience.
