400 guests attended the grand event to celebrate the 104th Double Tenth anniversary

400 guests attended the grand event to celebrate the 104th Double Eleventh anniversary On October 6, 2015, 400 guests attended a grand event at Luk Fook Restaurant in Phoenix to celebrate the Republic of China...

On October 6, 2015, 400 guests attended a grand event at Luk Fook Restaurant in Phoenix to celebrate the 104th birthday of the Republic of China. National Day Preparatory Committee Chairman Qiu Shunxiong, Overseas Chinese Affairs Advisory Committee Yu Wenjin, Deputy Director of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles Wang Bingshen, senior overseas Chinese leader Deng Chaoju, Arizona State Speaker David Gowan, Arizona Republican Party Chairman Robert Graham and other American dignitaries attended the celebration.

>Wang Bingshen

(left to right) Wang Bingshen, Yu Wenjin, Qiu Shunxiong Chairman Qiu Shunxiong gave a speech to thank the heroes who prepared this birthday celebration. Wang Bingshen presented the Special Contribution Award to Yu Wenjin, a senior overseas Chinese leader who has long supported overseas Chinese affairs and made efforts in National Day activities. At the same time, Huang Dingjiang of the Huang Clan Association, Fang Huixian, president of the American Overseas Chinese Newspaper, and Xie Jianming, chairman of the Phoenix Chinese School, received the honor.

Guests who received the Special Contribution Award. After years of hard work and inheritance, the Arizona Double Ten National Day Preparatory Conference has not only won praise from the Chinese overseas community, but also gained deep recognition and participation from the mainstream of the United States. The sowing and cultivation are now bearing fruit, and it can even be said to be a harvest. Robert Graham, chairman of the Republican Party of Alberta, took the stage to deliver a speech, recounting his many pleasant experiences of cooperation with Taiwan and hoping that Arizona and Taiwan could continue their efforts to achieve more economic and political exchanges. This year's "Double Ten" banquet has rich draws and exciting performances. The Senior Citizens Association brought wonderful operas, singing and fashion shows. The most distinctive one was the hula hoop performance by the American Indians. Food, prizes and performances all received bursts of applause. The Double Ten event came to an end with the song "Plum Blossom". We look forward to seeing you again at the 105th Double Ten event.

Group photo of the organizing committee