Lexington, Mass., Jan. 21, 2015, — The Chinese American Association of Lexington (CAAL), Cary Memorial Library, and the town of Lexington, are sponsoring a free Chinese New Year Festival this year, and you’re invited! This year’s event, to be held on Saturday, January 24th, promises to be both special and spectacular. The Festival is so full of activities for all ages and interests that it had to be split into two parts! Experience a multi-sensory Chinese Culture Fair at Cary Memorial Library in the afternoon, from 1:00pm to 3:45pm. Spectacular performances will be on stage at Lexington High School in the evening.
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You Are Invited — Chinese New Year Festival at Cary Memorial Library
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2015 Ivy League Spring Festival Gala Showcases Talents of Chinese Students
Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 22, 2015, — Hosted by the Chinese Students and Scholars Associations (CSSA) of the eight Ivy League Universities, the annual Ivy League Spring Festival Gala has enjoyed tremendous successes and supports from members of the Ivy League schools as well as the greater Boston Chinese Community. This year, we again presents to you one of the best performances by Chinese students and scholars in the US.
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Journey — A Chinese Zither Concert Presented by Boston Guzheng Ensemble
By Shin-Yi Yang, Director of Boston Guzheng Ensemble
Join our Winter Concert presented at the Maxwell Auditorium at National Heritage Museum on Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 7:30 PM. Our concert theme “Journey” features music of China from different regions which takes you travel from the northeast to southwest of China. The program also includes the music from Taiwan. Here are some program selections:
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Mylovetea 2015 New Year Witness Trip to Tea village Invites You
By Mylovetea Harvard Square Tea house
“Dr. Tea” was born in Fujian, China, the best known place for the production of tea and the origin of the Boston Tea Party tea. After he finished his Ph.D. in Nanomedicine (drugs for cancer treatment) and four other STEM degrees, he started his own tea company (My Love Tea) integrating the best tea provider, tea science，engineering，culture，poetry，art, tea ceremony & tea history etc to form a great culture platform：Mlt: Tea Harvard Science/Culture Community!
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CACA Boston Lodge Honors CHSNE as It Relaunches
By Victor Chen, bostonese.com
Boston, Dec. 16, 2014, — Chinese American Citizens Alliance (CACA) relaunched its Boston Lodge Charter and held Inauguration Gala in the evening of Dec. 13 at Hei La Moon restaurant in Boston Chinatown. Chinese Historical Society of New England (CHSNE) was honored at the Gala as their “2015 Community Organization of the Year.”
CACA National President Edmond J. Gor (2nd from left) and Esther Lee(3rd from left) accept a 1928 picture of old CACA Boston building as gift from Sherry Dong and Susan Chinsen (3rd and 2nd from right) of CHSNE.
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Green Development Index Report Series Launched Successfully in Beijing
By Tong Zhang, bostonese.com
Beijing, Dec. 8, 2014, — Green Development Index Report Series launched successfully today at China National Radio New Media Building in Beijing. Human Green Development Report 2014(Chinese-English Edition), China Green Development Index Report 2014_Regional Comparison (Chinese-English Edition) and China Green Finance Report 2014 were released to public by the research team of Prof. Li Xiaoxi, who is a Harvard Fellow, the principal investigator of the green development index report series, Deputy Director of Beijing Normal University (BNU) Academic Committee, and Academic Adviser of Southwestern University of Finance and Economics (SWUFE).
Prof. Li Xiaoxi Released the Report (photos from cnr.cn).
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Shouying Liu Visits Dr. Tea and Gives Talk at Harvard
Cambridge, Dec. 3, 2014, –The well-known Chinese economist and Vice Minister of Department of Rural Development Shuoying Liu gave a talk on China’s Urbanization and land reform at Harvard Graduate School of Design this evening. A visiting scholar at Harvard Kennedy School, Mr. Liu just finished his invited lecture at International Monetary Fund(IMF) yesterday, among many of his lectures at famous universities and world-class organizations.
Shuoying Liu (right) visits mylovetea.com Dr. Tea’s tea house at Harvard Square (file photo).
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Boston Tea Party Comes Alive at Boston Harbor This December
Boston, Nov. 17, 2014, — The history of Boston Tea Party comes alive this December. It’s December 16, 1773 and trouble was brewing in Boston. Presented by Boston’s famed Old South Meeting House and the new Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, the 241st Boston Tea Party Anniversary & Annual Reenactment is an opportunity for the public to experience one of America’s most iconic public protests.
Picture from Boston Tea Party reenactment in 2012(photo credit: Michael Blanchard Photography).
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Iris Chang Remembered for Documenting Nanking Massacre
San Jose, Nov. 12, 2014, — Iris Chang, who is credited with increasing awareness of wartime atrocities in Asia with her famous book The Rape of Nanking: The Forgotten Holocuast of World War II, was remembered on the 10th anniversary of her death Sunday.
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Treats for Chinatown — Chinese Youth Initiative Brings Library Resources on Halloween
Boston, Oct. 31, 2014, the Chinese Progressive Association’s Chinese Youth Initiative Program held a “Trick or Treat for the Chinatown Library” event outside of the Josiah Quincy School at the corner of Washington and Oak Streets in Boston’s Chinatown this afternoon.
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