Two families leave China 100 years ago, This is a journal recording their passage, their so-journ in Borneo and then on to Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, England and beyond. A fascinating account of how time and place have changed the members.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
History, grief and hard truths in Ann Snow Chin’s books
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2013
History, grief and hard truths in Ann Snow Chin’s books
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Great grandfather Chan Kwong Kouk
My Great Grandfather co-founded Chan Kwong Kuok school which we revisited. He wrote couplets for the school and school name. When we went, the school board said it was ruined through all age. I am not sure if this was his writing, I am sure he wrote in calligraphy. This looks like it is a copy, done by marker pen. Still, the original was done by my Kung Tai. Very proud of him.
Missing first word is KWANG, meaning brightness. He had 2 names.
Missing first word is KWANG, meaning brightness. He had 2 names.
Had an interesting interview with Steve Ling, reporter from Lian He United press.
Had an interesting interview with Steve Ling, reporter from Lian He United press.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
You can borrow my book in Australia.
http://library.sl.nsw.gov.au/search~S2?/dChampion+Bay+(W.A.)+--+Maps./dchampion+bay+w+a+maps/-3%2C-1%2C0%2CB/frameset&FF=dchan+family&1%2C1%2C
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Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Daughter for the return home 1
Lian He Newspaper has a new article today. We
will be touring Kwong Kuok School my great grand Father Chan Kwong Kuok
who co-founded the school in 1907 and Gung Min School, my Mother's
people had been the board of management.
When Great Grand Father, my Gung Tai started the school for the pioneer children, he had the vision that children should have an education. otherwise they would be forever in the village slaving as a labourer.
From his foresight, among the Chans, there are 5 lawyers, 3 PhDs, and many highly qualified professions. Many are teachers and principals.
When Great Grand Father, my Gung Tai started the school for the pioneer children, he had the vision that children should have an education. otherwise they would be forever in the village slaving as a labourer.
From his foresight, among the Chans, there are 5 lawyers, 3 PhDs, and many highly qualified professions. Many are teachers and principals.
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