Across Americas
Updated: 2013-09-13 11:15
(China Daily)
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New York: Kissinger visits Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Sun Guoxiang, Chinese counsul general in New York, attend the launch of the English edition of Zhu Rongji on the Record: The Road to Reform 1991-97 at the consulate on Monday. The book is a collection of 112 articles and speeches by former Chinese premier Zhu, who as vice-premier of China oversaw a difficult period of economic and financial reform in the country. Cao Huan / China Daily |
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Hershey, PA: It's a gas Ma Fuqiang (third from left), president of Ningxia Hanas New Energy Group, talks to participants in the 11th LNG Owners Seminar hosted by Air Products Chemicals, Inc, after he delivered a keynote speech on the future of the liquefied natural gas market in China at the event in Hershey, Pennsylvania on Monday. Provided To China Daily |
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Washington: Asia strategy Kurt Campbell, former US assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs and now chairman and CEO of The Asia Group, talks about his vision for the Asian-Pacific region at the Asian Architecture Conference on Thursday at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington. To his right is moderator Ernest Bower, senior advisor and Sumitro Chair for Southeast Asian Studies at CSIS. Chen Weihua / China Daily |
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San Francisco: Talent incubation Eugene Zhang (far right), CEO of InnoSpring, and Mika Nuotio (second from right), CEO of EmPower Micro Systems, talk to Asia America MultiTechnology Association members (from left) Xu Wenhao, Amos Huang, Wang Mengyin and Peng Cheng at an incubation event on Wednesday in Santa Clara, California. InnoSpring is Silicon Valley's first US-China technology incubator and venture capital firm backed primarily by Chinese investors. Zhang Qidong / China Daily |
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Honolulu: Sunny smiles Chinese Consul General in Los Angeles Liu Jian meets Hawaii Senator Donna Kim on Sept 4 in Honolulu. Kim talked about her own visit to China, and expressed excitement over the development of the country in the past 30 years. Provided To China Daily |
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Houston: Education talks Xu Erwen (second from left), Chinese consul general in Houston, accompanies Hao Ping (third from left), China's vice-minister of education, during a meeting with Rice University President David Leebron (third from right) on Sept 1 during Hao's visit to Houston. Both sides exchanged views on strengthening China-US cooperation in the fields of education, culture, and technology. Provided to China Daily |
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San Francisco: Preserving history Yuan Nansheng (center), Chinese consul general in San Francisco, reviews a document from historical archives during a meeting on September 4 with key members of the Alliance for Preserving the Truth of the Sino-Japanese War (APTSJW), an organization based in the Bay Area. Joining him are (from left): alliance president Pete Stanek; Jean Bee Chan, chair of the Rape of Nanking Redress Coalition; chair Allen Ho; and executive vice-president Ding Yuan. Provided to China Daily |
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Pearl Harbor: Naval cooperation Chinese naval officers discuss a military exercise on Monday as American military members observe. The Chinese and US naval ships and crew conducted joint search-and-rescue exercises out of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on Monday. Three Chinese naval ships with 680 crew members visited the US for three days, the first visit of the Chinese navy to the US since 2006. Zha Chunming / Xinhua |
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San Diego: Panda party Panda Bai Yun and her 1-year-old son Xiao Liwu (meaning "little gift") enjoy a cake for her 22nd birthday at the San Diego Zoo on Saturday. The cake was 5 feet tall, 215 pounds and made of ice, bamboo and fruit with an icing of pureed yams. Bai Yun is the mother of six cubs. Zhao Hanrong / Xinhua |
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Los Angeles: Culture champions Eight members of the Irvine Chinese School team pose for a photo after winning the 2013 United States Chinese Culture Contest championship. Irvine Chinese School, which currently has over 1,000 students, has stated its goal of being the best non-profit Chinese education and cultural institution in North America. Provided To China Daily |
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San Francisco: 'China's Hawaii' calls From left: Zhou Wei, president of the Hua Yuan Science and Technology Association; Jiao Renxiang, chairman of the Haikou New Development District; and Xing Ming, chairman and CEO of Tianya community network, discuss Hainan's recruiting plans at a panel discussion in San Jose, Silicon Valley, on Tuesday. Hainan province - "China's Hawaii" - hopes to attract talent from overseas for its innovation centers. Song Qing / Courtesy of HYSTA |
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Los Angeles: Fun fight Children imitate Kung Fu Panda's signature pose in front of a display in the "Pencils to Pixels, the Art of Animation" exhibition pavilion at Los Angeles County Fair. The 2013 Los Angeles County Fair opened on Aug 30 in Pomona and will run through Sept 29. Provided To China Daily |
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New York: Shenzhen stars At "Fashion Shenzhen" in New York, Kerry Yu of Fashion Galaxy Alliance (left) and Miss Portland Kaitlin Endres (right) interview fashion designer Feiyue Li of the brand BBLLUUEE, who was accompanied by a model wearing his design. Kelly Chung Dawson / China Daily |
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New York: Fashion night A model shows off a haute couture design by Chinese fashion designer Guo Pei during her US debut on Friday at the inaugural China Fashion Night, held in conjunction with New York Fashion Week. Caroline Berg / China Daily |
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