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Tue, 02 May 2006
Atlanta...what a trip!

It was a whirlwind 24 hours. Friday evening I had a great time interacting with a young Asian American professional audience over early Chinese American experiences in the South at a National Asian American Assn of Professionals (NAAAP) meeting. The Atlanta event was sponsored by GAP, Inc. and held at the UPS Corporate Headquarters. I met many who felt they had many common experiences with those I had a generation earlier. On Sat evening,I had the privilege of giving the keynote address, "All I really needed to know, I learned in a Chinese laundry" at the Who's Who in Asian American Communities (in Georgia) held at the Omni Hotel with about 500 guests. The talk was well received. At the event, I met many high ranking diplomats, corporate leaders, community leaders, educators and it gave much visibility to SOUTHERN FRIED RICE, and the Chinese immigrant experience in the South!
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A World Apart
It is high time the trials and tribulations of Chineese immigrants and their contributions to building America are recognized. The "Chineese character" - perhaps more obvious to non- Chineese than to Chineese themselves - that was at the roots of survival and advancement of Chineese immigrants in USA, is also a major force in the advancement of China today. 


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