Aric Chen
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Aric Chen is a senior editor with the Chinese language division of The Epoch Times, an anchor, and producer of the show “Evening News” and “Weekly News Magazine.” In 2008, he joined Epoch Media Group and has served in a variety of roles, including as website chief editor and assignment editor.
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Chinese Dissidents Urge Obama to Ask About Filmmaker
Chinese dissidents from the New York area gathered opposite the Chinese Consulate on June 4 to commemorate the 24th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Foremost in their minds was the fate of a documentary film maker who had dared to tell about the tortures used in China’s labor camps.
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Interview With a Classical Chinese Dancer
Chad Chen was born into an artistic family, in this environment, Chen grew interested in classical Chinese dance.
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China’s Trade Official Comes to New York Just to Watch Shen Yun
“I took a leave and came here from China just to watch the show. I waited for two months to see the show!” Guo emphasized excitedly.
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Flushing Parade Celebrates Chinese New Year
The Year of the Dragon roared down the streets of Flushing on Saturday, with a parade to celebrate the most auspicious of animals in the Chinese zodiac.
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Chinese Dissidents Urge Obama to Ask About Filmmaker
Chinese dissidents from the New York area gathered opposite the Chinese Consulate on June 4 to commemorate the 24th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Foremost in their minds was the fate of a documentary film maker who had dared to tell about the tortures used in China’s labor camps.
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Interview With a Classical Chinese Dancer
Chad Chen was born into an artistic family, in this environment, Chen grew interested in classical Chinese dance.
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China’s Trade Official Comes to New York Just to Watch Shen Yun
“I took a leave and came here from China just to watch the show. I waited for two months to see the show!” Guo emphasized excitedly.
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Flushing Parade Celebrates Chinese New Year
The Year of the Dragon roared down the streets of Flushing on Saturday, with a parade to celebrate the most auspicious of animals in the Chinese zodiac.
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