• Comment: Seems like this article should be about American Fujian Sansnan Association, not about the chairman.
    Quick looks at SinoVision and US China Press suggest they act as pro-CCP sources. Not necessarily unreliable, but would like additional sourcing as well. Bluethricecreamman (talk) 03:27, 28 July 2024 (UTC)


Zhen He Zheng is the 14th Chairman of the American Fujian Sansnan Association, succeeding Mu Yong Pan in this role. He is engaged in the restaurant industry and actively participates in community affairs, dedicating himself to serving the Chinese community and promoting Sino-American relations.

Sanshan Association

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The Sanshan Association is a Chinese community organization located in New York. Its mission is to serve fellow countrymen, support Chinese political participation, and promote friendly Sino-American relations. The association currently has over 600 members and has always been dedicated to providing support and assistance to the Chinese community in New. York.

Chairmanship

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On March 24, 2024, the 14th election of the Sannan Association was held in Flushing, New York, and Zhen He Zheng was elected as the new Chairman. Min Chen Ai was elected as the Premier, succeeding Wei Qing. The election process was an open vote, receiving widespread support and recognition from the members.[1]

Goals for the Term

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Zhen He Zheng stated that as the new Chairman, he will unit the Fujianese community and fellow associations, striving to develop the association to be better, stronger, and larger. Upholding the principle of "love for the homeland, benefiting the association for the Chinese," he aims to concentrate efforts on helping fellow countrymen who encounter accidents or serious illnesses and promoting Sino-American friendship. He expressed gratitude for the trust and support from the veterans and colleagues of the Sanshan Association and committed to diligent and responsible work in the future.[2]

Inaugural Speech

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In his inaugural speech, Zhen He Zheng thanked Mu Yong Pan for his contributions to the association over the past four years and outlined his plans and vision for his term. He emphasized that he would work together with Premier Min Chen Ai to serve the association and promote its harmonious development and growth.

Community Impact

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The Sanshan Association has always been a significant force in the Chinese community, dedicated to protecting the rights of overseas Chinese and promoting community prosperity. Zhen He Zheng's election received broad support, and his experience in the restaurant industry and community work made him a suitable candidate for this role.

As Chairman, Zhen He Zheng has pledged to continue the association's legacy of advocacy and community engagement. He plans to organize protests and rallies to address issues affecting the Chinese community, such as immigration policies and discrimination[3]. Additionally, Zhen will spearhead various community events, including cultural festivals, health fairs, and educational workshops, to promote unity and cultural exchange.[4]

Zhen's leadership aims to empower the Chinese community by providing platforms for voicing concerns and fostering a sense of solidarity. His proactive approach in organizing and participating in community actions ensures that the Sanshan Association remains a vital advocate for the rights and well-being of Chinese immigrants in New York City.

He has engaged in comprehensive and strategic discussions with Senator John Liu and Mayor Eric Adams, focusing on the future of Chinese immigrants in New York City. These meetings have centered on addressing critical issues such as immigration policy, economic opportunities, and community integration. By collaborating with influential political leaders, Zhen He aims to develop and implement initiatives that will enhance the quality of life for Chinese immigrants, ensure their rights are protected, and promote their active participation in the broader community. Through these high-level dialogues, Zhen He is working to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all Chinese immigrants.


Commemoration of the 45th Anniversary of Sino-American Diplomatic Relations

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On the day of the 14th election of the Sannan Association, a celebration dinner was also held to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the establishment of Sino-American diplomatic relations. In his speech, Mu Yong Pan reviewed the achievements since the establishment of diplomatic relations and emphasized the important role of overseas Chinese in Sino-American friendship. Zhen He Zheng stated that he would continue to work hard to tell China's story well and promote the development of friendly Sino-American relations at the grassroots level.

Early Life

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Zhen He Zheng, a Chinese immigrant, has made significant contributions to the restaurant industry and charitable causes in his community. Born in China, Zhen He immigrated to the United States in search of better opportunities. He began his career working in various restaurants, where his hard work and dedication quickly earned him a reputation for excellence. Over the years, Zhen He became an influential figure in the industry in the NYC Chinese community, known not only for his culinary skills but especially for his generosity.

Zhen He has donated over $500,000 to various charities, focusing on supporting underprivileged families and educational programs. His commitment to giving back is also evident through his extensive volunteer work, contributing more than 1,000 hours annually. Whether it’s organizing community events, helping at local food banks, or mentoring young immigrants, Zhen He's efforts have had a profound impact on many lives. His story is one of perseverance, hard work, and a deep commitment to making a difference in the community.

New Years Celebrations

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On the eve of the Chinese New Year, the American Fujian Sanshan Association received "New Year Gift Boxes" from the Shanghai Overseas Chinese Affairs Office, containing greeting cards, spring couplets, sunflower seeds, candies, and Chinese knots. The ceremony to receive these gifts was held on February 8 in Manhattan's Chinatown, New York. Chairman Zhen He Zheng expressed gratitude, stating that the gifts symbolized deep emotion, warmth, and encouragement, inspiring the association to advance and support Sino-American relations and the interests of overseas Chinese.[5][6]

References

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