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Updated: 2014-08-15 12:34
(China Daily USA)
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San Francisco, CA: Modern master NanHai Art Center hosted an exhibition of the works of artist Liu Guosong and eight of his students in Millbrae on Aug 9. Liu is considered one of the most important advocates and practitioners of modern Chinese painting. From left: Edward Gui, director of NanHai Art; Jay Xu, director of the Asia Art Museum in San Francisco; and Liu. Qidong Zhang / For China Daily |
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Union City, CA: Major moves Yuan Nansheng (left, front row), council general of China in San Francisco, performs tai chi with 200 others during the 2014 Chinese American Olympics of Northern California opening ceremony at James Logan High School Stadium in Union City, California on Aug 9. Lian Zi / China Daily |
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Palo Alto, CA: Energy boost The US China Green Energy Council (UCGEC) holds its 2014 No 2 Clean Energy and Smart Grid Seminar on Aug 7 in Palo Alto, California, featuring speakers from China Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and the US EPRI. From left: Professor Xiaoxin Zhou, honorary president of China EPRI and member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences; Robert Wu, UCGEC founder and CEO; Salvador A. Casente, Jr, vice-president and general counsel of the US EPRI; and Mark Duvall, director of energy utilization at US EPRI. Qidong Zhang / For China Daily |
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Vacaville, CA: Pacific grins Participants take a group photo after the announcement of the formation of the Asian Pacific Islander American Public Affairs Association (APAPA) Tri-Valley Chapter at CC Yin ranch in Vacaville, California on Aug 8. APAPA aims to promote awareness of civic and public affairs among Asian Americans. Lian Zi / China Daily |
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