Across the USA November 11 marks the annual Veterans Day holiday. Join me this coming Saturday as a welcome a very special guest to Marvels of China: Pathways to the Pacific Rim.
Mr. Roswell Curtis lives here in Greenwich, Connecticut USA -and he isn't just any American veteran.
This neighbor is one of the legendary and renowned Flying Tigers, heroes of Americans and Chinese alike during the coldest days of the Second World War. He'll share his memories of a time when a militarized Japanese Empire sought to conquer China. In a time of defeats it was the Flying Tigers who cast a bold light, boosting morale for all on the path to victory in 1945.
Don't forget to tune-in for your weekly dose of wisdom on the Confucius Moment, savor another amazing destination on Treasures of China, learn what's happening on the Weekly Almanac and more.
On our new Spotlight on C-Pop your heart will smile and sing to the Chinese version of 'Falling in Love' by the mixed South Korean and Chinese group UNIQ.
Everything Chinese is all the rage these days! Everyone's welcomed to be part of our continuous journey into the world's oldest culture as it blossoms, dazzles and excites the world like never before.
Tune-in on Saturday morning 10:30 a.m. Eastern USA Time on 1490 WGCH ands anywhere via audio streaming on WGCH.com.
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Marvels of China: Pathways to the Pacific Rim's broadcasts are from AM1490 WGCH and anywhere on WGCH.com in Greenwich, Connecticut USA.
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