A day for centenarians at MOCA
Updated: 2015-04-17 11:32
By JACK FREIFELDER and NIU YUE in New York(China Daily USA)
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Members of the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) play host to representatives of the Chinese Consulate General in New York and other invited guests on Thursday at the museum in Manhattan. First row, from left: Nancy Yao Maasbach, MOCA's president; Zhang Qiyue, Chinese consul general in New York, and Maude Pettus, 101, who helped treated the wounded in China during World War II. Second row, from left: Herb Tam, MOCA's curator and director of exhibitions; Cheng Lei, deputy consul general; Ann Mattina, daughter of Pettus; Zhang Meifang, deputy consul general. JACK FREIFELDER / CHINA DAILY |
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