Amazing HuaYi Vol. 3 is officially released today. With the theme “Honoring Our Roots, Opening a New Chapter,” this issue profiles Chinese Americans whose achievements, service, and cultural legacy shine with quiet strength in uncertain times.
Published by the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center, Amazing HuaYi has received its ISSN, marking a new milestone in professional publishing, digital preservation, and intergenerational storytelling.
Print & Light · Voice & Legacy
Through Chinese language education, music, dance, martial arts, and major cultural productions, the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center has long shared the beauty of Chinese culture.
Launched in November 2025, Amazing HuaYi is a quarterly publication profiling outstanding Chinese Americans across generations and fields in Southern California, capturing their roots, resilience, contributions, and innovation.
With Amazing HuaYi, that mission now extends from classrooms and stages to print, digital, and audio platforms—building a bridge between the Chinese American community and the broader public.
Seven Stars · Shared Light
This issue Featuring seven outstanding Chinese Americans:
Charles Hsu｜Healing Without Borders
Eva Pan｜ Chasing the Light
Mindy Ying ｜Purpose Through Expertise
Bin He｜Music Moves Worlds
Theresa Lin｜Culinary Diplomacy
Cheng Chew｜Resilience into Light
Robin Hsieh ｜Reimagining Life
Among them are a physician bringing medical care to the poor, a scientist who helped discover the first human tumor suppressor gene, and a wealth advisor who rose from hardship to lead with expertise and compassion.
Also featured are a culinary bridge-builder, an immigrant role model, and a young innovator creating smart assistive technology.
Different in age and path, they share the values of diligence, resilience, compassion, integrity, responsibility, and service.
Ancient Myth · New Flight
As SCCCA marks its 50th anniversary, the SCCC presents Chang’e Flies to the Moon as a milestone tribute.
This issue features conductor Bin He on how original music, dance, martial arts, aerial performance, and multimedia reimagine the ancient myth.
More than a preview, the feature connects education, performance, and publishing—showing how Chinese culture can be renewed and shared with broader audiences.
Three Lights · One Legacy
South Coast Chinese Cultural Center CEO Yulan Chung said the 50th anniversary is both a legacy and a new beginning.
Culture, she said, is a living force to be renewed, shared, and recreated across generations.
She noted the Center’s three guiding lights—Chinese education, cultural performance, and Amazing HuaYi—work together to deepen roots, showcase cultural beauty, and preserve Chinese American life stories for future generations.
Where education, art, publishing, and audio meet, the Center is building more than cultural programs; it is creating a lasting system for cultural inheritance.
Amazing HuaYi Vol. 3 continues its multimedia format across print, digital, and audio.
Readers can scan the QR code or tap the red music note beside each profile title—or click the Podcast icon in the digital magazine—to hear the audio stories.
As Amazing HuaYi expands from print and digital to podcasts, Chinese American stories move from words to voice, reaching wider audiences.
Through education, art, and storytelling, the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center helps Chinese culture be remembered, understood, and carried forward with confidence.
Readers are invited to subscribe to the digital edition, search “Amazing HuaYi” on podcast platforms, and share or recommend Chinese American role models whose stories deserve to be seen, heard, and passed on.
Print copies : Free pickup at the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center front desk.
Digital edition : Click [ the inaugural issue of Amazing Huayi ] or [ Amazing Huayi, Issue 2, 2026 ] ,[ Amazing Huayi, Issue 3, 2026 ]scan the cover QR code to subscribe and receive the PDF for free.