buy provigil singapore Two Livingston High School students and their friends participated in the inaugural Leonia Cultural Arts Festival on October 3, shortly after forming New Hope, a teen program that seeks to share Asian American Culture and Understanding.
LHS juniors Chunxiao Lu and Xinhui Lu, along with Kerisha Ramchandani, who attends High Tech High School and Xinyi Fan,, a student at Kent Place school, formed the group under auspices of the Chinese-American Family Coalition ( CAFC).
The CAFC had been founded in 2006 by Angie Ngai, to focus on the communication of culture between American and China. Ngai is the executive director and encouraged the teens to establish their program.
” they are the second generation of Asians, and have had different experiences in different countries.”” Ngai said. “‘ I believe they will connect American and Asia well in the future”.
The teens sold Chinese ta and other items at the festival to raise money for the CFAC’s charity programs.
” It is a good chance to serve the community” Sid Xinhui who helped setup the event and manned the sales table. ” I learned a lot of skills to communicate with others”
Chunxiao displayed 15 of her Chinese traditional paintings, including birds standing on a cliff and lotus blooming in a pond. She studies both traditional Chinese and western oil painting and seeks to keep a balance between the two.
