CHINESE CULTURAL FOUNDATION Highlights

The Chinese Cultural Foundation Celebeates 30th Anniversary of

U.S.- China Diplomatic Relations at the Citibank in New York City

In recognition of this historical milstone, Elizabeth B. Wang, President of the Chinese Cultural Foundation introducing the documentary series "The Enduring Legacy" programs which celebrates those extraordinary individuals who have contributed so much to the positive relationship between China and the United States - in art, business, goverenment and many other fields. Their achievements and example will inspire future generations to do more, to become more and to dream more!

From left: Chinese Cultural Foundation's Trustees and Advisors John W. Allen, Harry Edelson, Elizabeth B. Wang and Citbank's Manager Raymond W. Wong in front of CCF logo during the reception.

The Chinese Cultural Foundation was honored by Mayor of New York City Michael R. Bloomberg in its participation and support of the "Chinese Cultural Symbolic City Project" at the State Council Press Conference in Beijing.

"On behalf of all New Yorkers, I commend the Chinese Cultural Foundation and everyone involved with the Chinese Cultural Symbolic City Project for helping Chinese men, women, and children share their culture with their friends throughout the five boroughs and around the world."

Michael R. Bloomberg
Mayor

The Chinese Cultural Foundation was invited to present and exhibit a series of art and cultural programs during the World Economic Forum China Business Summit in Beijing.

"Your participation was essential to the success of the China Business Summit 2004. Your commitment to raising awareness of arts and cultural issues in China and the USA is remarkable and we are proud to be part of that effort."

Jose Maria Figueres
CEO of the World Economic Forum

The Chinese Cultural Foundation was proud to co-sponsor with China's CITIC Industrial Bank and Beijing Anda Resorts a special exhibition of the "Rare Birds of China" at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.

The collection of the “Rare Birds of China” was commissioned by David Newbigging and James D. Wolfensohn which represents the aspirations of the Chinese Cultural Foundation through humanitarian, environmental, cross-cultural and artistic excellence of the highest order.

"I congratulate your initiative and to all concerned for sponsoring this exhibition."

James D. Wolfensohn

President

The World Bank

The Chinese Cultural Foundation was honored to organize the first-ever exhibition of a living Chinese artist Chen Chi at the Palace of Versailles in France, commemorating the First World Cultural Summit.

This event highlighted the Chinese Cultural Foundation’s mission to promote and to share the finest Chinese art and culture with the world.

“Congratulation to the Chinese Cultural Foundation and Chen Chi, our great artist, for your combined achievements in promoting global cultural exchange at such a high level.”

Li Zhaoxing

Chinese Ambassador to the United States