Yulan Chung, CEO of the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center, pointed out at the OCAPITF & UCI Data Policy Report Launch Conference on September 12 that in a multicultural American society, non-profit organizations in the Asian community should unite to speak out for Asians. The "Legends" musical, which will be performed at Segerstrom Hall, hopes to interpret Chinese historical legends through the combination of music, dance and martial arts, so that Asian culture can be understood by all ethnic groups and create a harmonious society.The Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Workshop (APITF) was established in July 2020 by a group of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AA and NHPI) community leaders and numerous Asian non-profit organizations. is serving Orange County’s Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander, and Middle Eastern and North African communities.
After the epidemic, APITF listed the three goals of fair representation of Asian data, access to appropriate mental health services, and safe and affordable housing as three priorities to fight for fair treatment from the government, hoping to enhance the voice of the Asian community. Attract the attention of relevant government departments and create sustainable and transformational reforms in Orange County, California.
Yulan Chung, CEO of the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center, was invited to give a speech yesterday and pointed out that as a non-profit organization, the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center has been established for nearly half a century. As times have changed, anti-Asian sentiment has increased, and Asian non-profit organizations should unite. , switch to peaceful propaganda to replace the past protest mode of holding white banners, so that the mainstream community can understand us better.
Carefully planned for five years by the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center, the "Legends" musical uses an ensemble of Chinese and Western instruments and combines traditional Chinese dance, martial arts and rhythmic gymnastics to perform China's three legendary historical figures, including Mulan, the Monkey King and Nezha. , is a concrete action to convey the three Asian virtues of "filial piety", "brave" and "righteousness" to the outside world through an innovative model that combines music and art.
Yulan Chung hoped that all representatives of Asian non-profit organizations present that day would give their full support and inform all members of the organization to watch this original musical with their families.
The press conference was a collaboration between APITF and UC IRVINE, which focused on data and proportions of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders in Orange County's population growth, age distribution, deaths caused by mental and physical diseases, and home ownership. Conducted surveys and attracted many representatives from Asian non-profit organizations and government departments to listen.
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南海岸中華文化中心執行長鍾幼蘭9月12日在橙縣亞洲及太平洋島民工作橙縣亞洲及太平洋島民工作坊（APITF)，
在疫情過後，APITF將亞裔數據公正代表性、
南海岸中華文化中心執行長鍾幼蘭在受邀致詞指出，
由南海岸中華文化中心精心籌劃五年，
她希望當天到場所有的亞裔非營利組織代表，都能夠全力支持，
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