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  • NEU Student Derek Hsu Wins Kollaboration Boston 3

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    Boston, Oct. 12, 2013, — Kollaboration Boston 3 was held at Berklee Performance Center in the evening of Oct. 11. After 3-hour competition and performances in front of an audience of 500, Derek Hus took home the grand prize with his amazing routine of Chinese Yo-yo. The Movement Box (Vocal Percussion/Dance) took the runner-up prize.
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    Derek Hsu (right) receives the trophy from guest judge AJ Rafael (photo by David Li).
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  • Shaolin Kung Fu Wowed the Audience at U.N. Headquarters

    New York City, Oct. 11, 2013, –Shi Yongxin, the 30th-generation abbot of the legendary Shaolin Temple, led a cultural delegation to perform kung fu at the United Nations headquarters on Oct 9.

    Performing traditional Chinese martial arts moves, the 18-member group wowed the audience, many of whom said they had never seen such feats before.
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  • Beijing Symphony Orchestra Makes U.S. Debut at Carnegie Hall

     BEIJING SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PREMIERES AT CARNEGIE HALL.

    ONE NIGHT ONLY

    Led by renowned Musical Director and Principal Conductor Tan Lihua

    Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall

    Thursday, October 17th, 2013, 8:00 p.m.
    Tickets: $25–$89

    carnegiehall.org | CarnegieCharge 212-247-7800 | Box Office at 57th and Seventh.

    New York City, Oct. 9, 2013, — Wu Promotion and Attila Glatz Concert Productions jointly present the Beijing Symphony Orchestra, the critically-acclaimed Chinese ensemble, praised both for its interpretation of standard repertoire and for premiering the works of Chinese composers.
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  • Empowering Asian-American Performers, Kollaboration Boston 3 to Be Held on October 11

    Boston, Sept. 26, 2013, –Far East Movement, Bruno Mars, Brenda Song, Wong Fu Productions, Jabbawockeez from MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew, Alexander Wang, Vera Wang, and Jeremy Lin. These have all become household names not only across the country, but the across the world. The ever-growing Asian American presence in mainstream music, film, fashion, production, and sports is spurred by efforts to challenge stereotypes and raise awareness of Asian American issues.

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  • Chinese Actress Liu Xiaoqing Back to Beijing after Wedding in California

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    California has become a popular destination for couples from China to hold weddings. Recently, a celebrity from China also tied the knot at the Sunshine State. One of the top actresses in her prime, 62-year-old Liu Xiaoqing married 71-year-old Mr. William Xiaoyu Wang at Valley Presbyterian Church in San Francisco on August 20. According to her agent, Liu Xiaoqing is back to Beijing now after spending a couple weeks in San Fran area.
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    Liu Xiaoqing (middle), William Wang (right) at the wedding.
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  • Aerosmith Cancels Debut Performance in China Due to Poor Ticket Sales

    (from china.org.cn)

    Legendary rock band Aerosmith have been forced to cancel their Shanghai and Taipei gigs due to a local promoter’s inability to meet contractual obligations.

    “It is with sincere regret that Aerosmith has announced that it must cancel two previously scheduled festival gigs,” the band wrote in a statement on their official website. The two gigs were originally scheduled on Aug. 21 in Shanghai and Aug. 24 in Taipei.
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    Poster for the cancelled concert in Shanghai.
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  • “Chinese Culture Land” Brings China’s Top Talents to Boston on Sept. 15

    Boston, August, 12, 2013, — The 2013 Talented Youth Troupe, a group of brilliant, young artists carefully selected by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of China State Council, will perform a show called “Chinese Culture Land” to audiences in Boston and Washington, DC to promote better understanding and appreciation of Chinese culture.  It features Chinese folk songs and dances, Chinese traditional opera, marshal arts, and magic.
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  • ACDC Announces Films at the Gate, September 13-15

    Boston, MA, August 5, 2013 – Asian Community Development Corporation (ACDC) hosts its 8th annual Films at the Gate from Friday to Sunday, September 13-15 at Chinatown Park beside the Gate on the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway. This is a free, outdoor film festival showcasing family-friendly kung fu films. Each evening begins at 7:00 PM with cultural performances and an 8pm start for the feature film.
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  • Art for Life’s Sake — Conversation with Yo-Yo Ma

    Streamed live on Jun 27, 2013

    “When we tell a story using all of our senses, we touch with our eyes and our ears a movement; we make that memorable. Then we become curious; we start to want to learn more and our world becomes bigger.” — Yo-Yo Ma at 2013 Aspen Idea Festival
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  • Winners of Talent Contest of New England Youths Compete for Grand Prize at Banquet of NAWA of Mass.

    By David Li, bostonese.com

    Boston, July 5, 2013, –The Seventh Anniversary Celebrating Banquet of National Asian Women’s Association (NAWA) of Massachusetts was held at Quincy China Pearl Restaurant in the evening of June 30, 2013. About 300 guests attended this banquet, including state Rep. Tackey Chan and Hung Goon, a representative for Malden Mayor Gary Christensen. First place winners of the inaugural Talent Contest of New England Youths competed for $300 cash prize.
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    Ms. Van Amanda Le with contest winners Jeff Zhou (left) and Hayley Ye (right), photo by Eadwn Huang.
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