Although the Chinese American community has always strived to be good citizens, history has shown that they have not been treated fairly and need to let their Congressional leaders know that their service to our country needs to be recognized. Like many minorities, Chinese Americans overcame discrimination to serve their country bravely and honorably and we need to encourage the Congress to act favorably on this proposal to commemorate the service of these Chinese American veterans.
The group discussed a U of M Law School proposal of holding a summer J.D. program at Renmin University. A preliminary consensus was reached and an agreement between the two law schools will signed in the near future. Zhang and Morrison also met with Ms. Cheng Xin and Ms. Zhang Damiao of the Department of International Exchanges at Renmin University.
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