William Sun, DC Beaming Family Chiropractic 600 W Campbell Rd, Suite 4 Richardson, TX 75080 Tel/Txt: 972-246-8823
Tui-Na, widely known as the Chinese manual hands-on therapeutic technique, commonly used to treat from exterior joints/musculoskeletal conditions, to revitalize inner life energy, or Qi「氣」in traditional terminology, the skill is treasured by the Eastern culture for millenniums. In the West, such therapeutic roles are held by chiropractors, physiotherapy specialists and massage therapists. Each practice has their strong point on treating certain conditions, yet many still like to take in new ideas from the ancient wisdom. In the States some claims to perform Tui-Na, but without knowing in China Tui-Na is a subject of Traditional Chinese Medicine schools— only doctors with thorough knowledge of the human body, along with Chinese medical philosophy, can perform the true essence of the technique. Dr. William Sun, D.C., L.Ac, is a licensed Chiropractor, acupuncturist and also studied Tui-Na in Shanghai Chinese Traditional Medicine University. He practices in DFW area for 12 years and has integrated the East and West technique into an unique method of treatment, giving patients a different direction to improve health. Many Dr. Sun’s patients are delighted by his focused and lengthy in-person approach at each session, which is what truly Tui-Na is about, the one-on-one attention.
南加州大学（University of Southern California，缩写USC）成立于1880年，是一所中等大小的私立综合性全国大学，位于美国西部大都会洛杉矶市区，该校是加州最古老的私立研究型大学，也是美国西海岸最古老的大学之一。其中有电影学院，新闻学院，公共政策学院，建筑学院和工程学院等等。
On 06/25, the finals for the Song King Competition were successfully held at SPACE KTV. Among them, JiangNan Lin won first place.The second and third place winners were Lily and Teddy Tian respectively.
Mr. Zhang Chen, the founder of Zhang Chen Art School, was the main judge of this competition. Zhang Chen Art School is a cradle for future singers and has achieved excellent results in the past few years, gaining support and sponsorship from people in the DFW area. The owner of SPACE Kasey & Sean were the organizers of the competition and thank all the guests for their great support to make this competition a success.
On June 18, 2022, the Asian Cultural and Education Society USA was invited to participate in the June Independence Day Parade in Denton, which began at the Denton City Civic Center and proceeded through downtown Denton, past the TWU University campus, and to Fred Moore Park. The floats in the parade handed out candy along the way and was well received by the local residents, especially the African-American residents, and the parade received an award from the organizers. You can click here for more pictures.
The U.S. federal government declared the end of slavery for African-Americans in the Thirteenth Constitutional Amendment in early 1863, and Texas did not give them their freedom until June 19, 1865. In 1980, Texas was the first state to make Juneteenth a state holiday, introduced and then legislated by Democratic State Representative Edward. On June 15, 2021, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed a bill to make Juneteenth a federal holiday, and the next day the House of Representatives voted 415 to 14 in favor. President Joe Biden signed the bill into law on June 17, designating Juneteenth as a national holiday commemorating the abolition of slavery in the United States, and the government said most federal employees could take the holiday off to celebrate.
Asian Cultural and Educational Association President Jian Xie thanked the organizers Juneteenth University, INC and Mr. D.J. Cox for the invitation and the heartfelt admiration for the emancipation of black slaves and the efforts to fight for African-Americans today! She would also like to thank the volunteers for their support and sponsors. These include Sofia Vig, who drove a long way down despite the fatigue of just returning from a trip abroad, Shivalika and Xima who helped spread candy along the way, and Jessica Wu who helped with the designs and purchases. A big thanks to Ming Place China Bistro and Zhao Star China Bistro for their sponsorship.
The Asian Cultural and Education Society USA is an officially registered 501C3 organization that welcomes everyone to volunteer to help promote culture and work together to provide opportunities for youth to develop their talents. For details please contact [email protected], webpage: www.acaesusa.org.
亚洲文化和教育协会会长解健感谢了组织者的邀请，也为黑人奴隶的解放和为今天非裔努力抗争而由衷的钦佩！感谢亚洲文化和教育协会的义工们的支持和赞助商的赞助。其中包括Sofia Vig 不顾刚从国外旅途返回的疲劳一路驾驶，Shivalika 和 Xima沿路帮助撒糖，Jessica Wu帮助设计和购买。感谢Ming Place China Bistro和Zhao Star China Bistro的赞助。
亚洲文化和教育协会的夏季文化宣传活动于六月四号圆满举行。今年活动的策划和实施全部由亚洲文化和教育协会的青少年完成。感谢本次活动的场地赞助商 Onion Creek Ranch。200多亩地以及开满荷花的湖，奔跑的小鹿，满地的野花和靶场。宽阔的场地使得这一次的活动内容比去年更加丰富，家长和孩子们觉得受益匪浅，寓教于乐中玩得都很尽兴。
The Asian Cultural and Education Society USA Summer Cultural Awareness Program was successfully held on June 4th. This year’s event was planned and executed entirely by the Asian Cultural and Education Society USA Youth Council. Thanks to our sponsor, Onion Creek Ranch, for the over 200 acres of land and the lake housing lotus flowers, running deer, wildflowers, and a shooting range. The wide open space made this event even more informative than last year, and both parents and children had a great time.
The camp’s directors, Jessica Wu and Andy Xu thank the campers for their great performances and their parents for their support.
Amy, Jessica, Andy, and Samuel met ahead of time to discuss the event and decided to run it in conjunction with the Asian Cultural and Education Society Youth Leadership Camp. The youth volunteers who came to the training used their knowledge to plan and organize the event with greater efficiency.
From left to right: Emily Wang, Warner Yan, Dayou Wu, Crystal Luong, Andy Xu, Jessica Wu and Eric Wang. We also thank the youth volunteers Amy Xu, Samuel Wu, Joanne Jin, Eric Wang, Amber Wang, Grace Wang and William Xu who overcame Covid -19 virus and the hot weather to organize the event successfully. The event was well received by the parents who attended the camp.
On the day of the event, each volunteer enthusiastically welcomed new friends, and they introduced each other to their new friends. The students made gifts for the Independence Day parade, strung charity sale bracelets, made dumplings and Zongzi, rafted in the lake, fished, roasted marshmallows at night, and looked at the moon through a big telescope. Also, the students and the parents shot guns on the firing range, barbecued BBQ for dinner, grilled lamb kebabs. We listened to each of the parents share their favorite stories about their children and laughed until late at night.
Asian Cultural and Educational Society USA is a 501C3 non profit organization, You can join ACAESUSA by sending an email to [email protected].
