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Scholarship for the students of Solano County

CAASC has awarded thousands of dollars to the High School Graduates of Solano County in the last 12 years. If you will be graduated in the summer of 2009 from one of the High Schools of Solano County and intend to go on to College, you may apply to CAASC for the scholarship fund. Click here to download and print the Scholarship Application Package.  Follow the instruction, complete the application with necessary documents and submit your application to the CAASC office before the date indicated on the form. Click here for pictures of our previous scholarship recipients.


Welcome to the CAASC Website
 


Knowing our own county. Click the picture above.


Chinese New Year Celebration and
Scholarship Award At Solano County Fairground
Vallejo, February 23, 2008
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More and more young Americans are visiting China in the recent years. Most of them come from high Schools and Colleges. They are getting the first hand to learn the Chinese Culture, Language, Economy, International Trades and much more. Some of them are now taking a Leading Position in many American Companies in China like Procter & Gamble, General Motor, Dell and Wal-Mart. How about you?

November 2009 China Tour with Yangtze River Cruise, or Click here for printable pdf file (39kb).

You can even organize your own itinerary
Click here to see how

 

A delegation leaded by Ji'an city mayor Zhou Meng visited Solano County and meet with Mr. & Mrs. Yin and the county Officials at the Yin Ranch.  Click here for more event pictures

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 
Presidents Corner
Mr. C C Yin
 
About CAASC

Bylaws of CAASC

 
Celebration
 

Our Supporters
 

Congratulations 
 

 Pictures
  
  APAPA Pictures

  
Click here to see where is Locke in California.
 
 Coffe Break

   
What is it? 
 
 
Membership
 

The View of Great Wall
2.5 mb PowerPoint Presentation , broad band preferred  

 

Organization of
Chinese American

Culture to Culture
 

 
Contact us
 
2009 China Tour

2009 CAASC China Tour with River Cruise Nov 5 – 18, 2009   中文行程

  Book this tour before May 15 to receive 10% $500.00 discount.

Day 1 - Take flight from San Francisco to Beijing.

Day 2 - Beijing - Upon arrival in Beijing, China's capital, you will be greeted and escorted to the Capital Hotel (or similar). 

Day 3 - Beijing  -After breakfast, visit Tiananmen Square and the Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City, home of Chinese Emperors for more than 500 years. After lunch, visit the Summer Palace, taking a leisure stroll while admiring the thousands of ancient murals along the Long Corridor and a boat ride on the Kunming Lake (weather permitting). Enjoy a fabulous welcome banquet featuring the famous Beijing Duck in the evening. (AB,L,SD)

Day 4 - Beijing - The highlight today is an excursion to the Great Wall. Enjoy the dramatic vistas and marvel at the Wall as it climbs and descends steep ridges and narrow valleys. Continue on to visit a cloisonn factory on the way to lunch. After lunch, visit the Ming Tombs starting with a stroll along the Sacred Way guarded by the stone statues; then onto the Chang Ling Exhibition Museum.  (AB,L)

Day 5 - Beijing - Visit the Temple of Heaven in the morning, where the emperors came to pray for good harvest and pay his appreciation. Free at leisure in the afternoon. You may take an optional Hutong tour, a pedicab ride through the "Old City" neighborhood of narrow lanes and courtyard gardens hidden behind Beijing's moder facade. Visit Prince Gong's Palace, the Drum Tower, and old-style courtyard houses still inhabited by Beijing residents. (AB,L)

Day 6 - Beijing to Xi'an -This morning, visit the Beijing Sport University, where you will find the Garden of Champions, as more than 50 students graduated from this university have won world championship titles, and more than 60 have won Asian championship titles; visiting indoor training gyms and outdoor sports fields and courts, museum etc. En route transfer to the airport, drive around  the intriguing architecture of the main Olympic  venues, the National Stadium (Bird’s Nest) where the Opening and Closing Ceremonies will be hold, and the National Aquatics with the nickname of “the Water Cube (H2O3) for its  unique out looking. Take an afternoon flight to Xi'an. Upon arrival, you will start your tour of the Ancient City Walls, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and the Bell Tower. Overnight at the Grand New World Hotel (or similar). (AB)

Day 7 - Xi'an - Today's highlight is a visit to the Terra-Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum, home to more than 6,000 life-size army excavated from the tomb of the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty. After lunch, visit the Shaanxi Provincial Museum, renowned for its collection of Han and Tang dynasty antiquities. In the evening, enjoy a special dumpling dinner and cultural show recreating the music, costumes and dance of the Tang Dynasty. (AB,L,SD)

Day 8 - Xi'an to Chongqing - For the Yangtze River Cruise.

** River Cruise may be changed to land tour if weather and river current condition not allow **.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to the mountainous city of Chongqing. Upon arrival, your city tour will include a visit to the Stilwell Museum where you will see a collection of World War II memorabilia, including exhibits on the Flying Tigers. If time permits, visit the People's Congress Hall and the art gallery. After dinner, board the 5-star Victoria Cruises and begin your memorable journey on the Yangtze River. (AB,L,D)

** Depending on local river conditions, alternate shore excursion to Wanzhou may occur.**

Day 9 - Yangtze River Cruise: Shibaozhai - Today's shore excursion is to Shibaozhai, famous for its 12-story wooden pagoda built against a sheer cliff on the river bank over some 400 years ago. (AB,L,D)

Day 10 - Yangtze River Cruise: Danning River Small Gorges or Shennong Stream (AB,L,D)
This morning you will cruise through the first two of the famous Three Gorges. Qutang Gorge, the shortest but the most dramatic gorge and Wu Gorge, known for its sheer cliffs and twelve peaks. Your excursion will include boarding a smaller vessel up the Danning River to view the sceneries of the Small Gorges. If weather permits, a sampan ride will take you into the tranquil tributary. Subject to river condition, alternate excursion to Shennong Stream may occur, also with its spectacular views of the Small Gorges. Your cruise continues and passes through the last and longest gorge, Xiling Gorge. Then sail through the double-lane five stages of the Three Gorges ship locks.

Day 11 - Yangtze River Cruise: Three Gorges Dam - Yichang - Shanghai
This morning, your cruise arrives Yang Jia Wang where you will enjoy a shore excursion at the Three Gorges Dam site, the largest hydroelectric project in the world. Continue onto Yichang where you disembark. Transfer to the airport for your flight to Shanghai - "Paris of the Orient". Afternoon sightseeing features the bustling shopping street Nanjing Road, and The Bund, famous promenade along the Huangpu River. Check in to the Central Hotel Shanghai (or similar).  **If direct flight is not available, transfer by motorcoach to Wuhan for flight to Shanghai. (AB,L,D)

Day 12 - Shanghai - This morning, you will visit the Shanghai Museum, China's most up-to-date museum showcasing the country's ancient glory. In the afternoon, pay a visit to the Jade Buddha Temple, renowned for its huge statue of the Buddha carved from a single piece of white jade; and the Yu Garden, famous for its rock gardens, pavilions, halls and ponds, and Old Shanghai Bazaar, with shops filled with all manner of interesting curios. (AB,L,D)

Day 13 - Shanghai - Spend today at leisure to explore this vibrant city on your own. Perhaps take an optional tour to one of the nearby picturesque water towns, known for their winding canals, arched stone bridges and well-preserved architecture from Ming and Qing Dynasty. (AB)

 Day 14 - Shanghai to San Francisco - Farewell to Shanghai. Transfer to the airport for your flight back to the USA after breakfast. (AB)

AB - American Breakfast;   L - Lunch;   D - Dinner;   SD - Special Dinner

Click here to download the Reservation Form

San Francisco Gateway

Tour Cost

Int’l Air

Hotel Single

Cruise Single

Nov 5 – 18, 2009

$1,696  Per Person
Double Occupancy

$650  +

Taxes & Fuel Surcharge $360

$455

Additional

$330

Additional

 􀂃 International airfare and tax is subject to change upon booking.
􀂃 Chinese visa is $140 per person + delivery service $20 per address.
􀂃 Gratuities are not included
􀂃 Travel Insurance is not included

For booking information, please contact us
CAASC / Bill Suen
Phone:510-676 4295
Email:
office@caasc.net
Or
Exclusive travel agency designated by CAASC
F & O Travel / Matthew Zhang
Phone: 510-816 5069
Website: FandOTravel.com
Email:
fotravelmatthew@yahoo.com

The officers and or members of CAASC and APAPA are consumers of this tour, and do not receive any
 commission, services charge of any kind and are not responsible for any lost or damages to anyone.

China Tour 2007 Pictures
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CAASC Landed in Beijing

Beijing

Yangshuo

Xian

Guilin

Zhong Shan

Hong Kong

The data contained in this Web site is for informational purposes only and is not represented to be error free. It is not intended to constitute a promise or contract of any kind. Any links to non-CAASC information are provided as a courtesy and do not constitute an endorsement by the president and/or any board members of CAASC. Suggestions are welcome, please write to office@caasc.net or info@caasc.net

                      

APAPA – DAZUPU – CAASC joint effort for China Earthquake Relief

為支持中國四川同胞災後重建聯合籌募善款

 After the magnitude-7.9 quake struck the Mid-West of China on Monday, May 12, 2008,  the Chinese communities around the country are mobilizing to help victims. The catastrophic earthquake destroyed countless buildings and killed more than 69,100 people, injured 375,000 and more than 17,400 still missing in China's Sichuan province, where many immigrants here in the U.S. have roots (including Mr. C. C. Yin)

 五月十二日在中國四川發生的7.8級大地震震撼了全世界。這是尹集成和很多其他許多同胞的故鄉。現在已經變成一片廢虛,死難者超過六萬九千, 受難者數十萬。慘狀目不忍睹,見者都傷心流淚。希望您也有憐憫之心。救災及災後重建都極需援助。我們特為此聯合籌募善款。 

APAPA, DAZUPU and CAASC is making an continuous effort urging its members, friends and every kind person to help by making a donation of any amount. This Earthquake Relief Fund collected will be sent directly in full to Sichuan’s earthquake Victims.  You are welcome to give any amount to help. Every penny you give makes a difference to their life. Thank you.  

亞太美公眾事務協會(APAPA), 中華大族譜協會(DAZUPU)和加州蘇蘭諾縣華人協會 (CAASC)三大組織聯合呼籲全體會員,朋友及各界人士伸出同情之手,獻出您的愛心,救援我們的同胞。我們將負責任地,不折不扣的把全部善款送到災區的同胞手中。捐款多少都受歡迎,盡你們力量,表達你的心意,為中國四川的災後重建獻出愛心。

 Donation can also be sent to:- 善款將可扣稅,支票可寫以下各收款處 

APAPA Earthquake Relief Fund  or  CAASC Earthquake Relief Fund

  185 Butcher Road, Vacaville,
  CA 95687. 

  Phone Number (707) 451-0130.  Fax (707) 451-0131

  Email: info@apapa.org  or  info@caasc.net


   Or send to:-

DAZUPU – Earthquake Relief

Bank of America Laguna Creek
Account No. 17250-45383
5001 Laguna Blvd, Elk Grove,
CA 95758

www.dazupu.com

 

DAZUPU – Earthquake Relief

ATTN. Susan Huang
9408 Peyton court,
Elk Grove, CA 95758
916-231-9414/801-4688

info@dazupu.com 

Please Help the Earthquake Victims.

After the magnitude-7.9 quake struck  the Mid-West of China Monday, the Chinese communities around the country are mobilizing to help victims. The catastrophic earthquake destroyed countless buildings and killed more than 69,100  people, 375,000 injured and over  17,400 still missing in China's Sichuan province alone (Reported on 6/14/2008 by www.people.com.cn). Many immigrants here in the U.S. have roots.

CAASC is urging its members and friend to help by making a donation of any amount. Please make check to

CAASC Earthquake Relief Fund
185 Butcher Road,
Vacaville, CA 95687. 

Our phone number is 707-451-0130.  Fax 707-451-0131

Our Email:-  office@caasc.net or info@caasc.net

Earthquake Photo:-  http://media.theaustralian.com.au/multimedia/2008/05/13-quake/index.html

For up to date earthquake news, click the following link

 http://english.peopledaily.com.cn

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Thanks to the following kind donors:-  善長方名錄
(Names listed here are direct donation to CAASC office)
 
Oi Wan Cheung of Moraga - $500.00 Tony and Beatrice Wong y of Vacaville - $200.00
Amy and Sum Chun of Fairfield - $100.00 Alvin and Kathleen Leung of Fairfield - $100.00
Kwong Chi Lee of Castro Valley - $100.00 Sun Family Association of San Francisco - $100.00
Yu Peng Lau of Oakland - $100.00 Wei Ying Leung of Oakland - $100.00
Sau Name Choi of San Francisco - $50.00 Tony and Beatrice's Mom of Vacaville - $75.00
Tim Ng of Sacramento - $20.00 to DAZUPU Yu Han Huang of Oakland - $100.00 to DAZUPU
Annie Ho of  San Francisco - $100.00 Antonietta Li of Vacaville - 150.00
Tony and Carol Ubalde of Vallejo - $50.00 David & Patti Yates of Vacaville - $100.00
Alice & Salvador Rios of Vallejo - $25.00 Carol Montgomery of Suisun $25.00
Richard & Myrna Fleming of Benicia - $50.00 Linda Butler of Vacaville - $1,000.00
   
   
   

Please notify CAASC at info@caasc.net or call Bill Suen at 510-676-4295 for any error.


Heinz donating $350,000 to China earthquake relief efforts  
The H.J. Heinz Co. says it's giving $350,000 in cash and in-kind services to earthquake relief efforts in China. Heinz has a plant in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, which was the site of Monday's earthquake.

Arrow Electronics Helps Support Earthquake Relief Efforts in China  
15/05/2008 19:30:00 Business Wire Arrow Electronics, Inc. (NYSE:ARW) announced today it is donating $100,000 for distribution to the Red Cross, AmeriCares and Mercy Corps for disaster relief efforts related to the May 12 massive earthquake in China.

Anheuser-Busch gives $1.6M for China earthquake relief  
Anheuser-Busch announced Thursday that it is donating $500,000 to the Chinese Red Cross to be used in relief efforts following the 7.9 magnitude earthquake that struck the Sichuan province in Central China on Monday. (BUD)

Thai Princess, Thai Red Cross donate for China earthquake relief
Thailand's Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn on Thursday made a personal donation of 100,000 RMB (some 14,286 U.S. dollars) in cash to help disaster relief in China after a strong earthquake hit the southwestern province of Sichuan.
 

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