CDP Chairman Wang, Jun participated in the ball fundraiser for refugee boys held by Burma Relief
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Date: 9/20/2011 4:03:22 PM
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CDP Chairman Wang, Jun participated in the ball fundraiser for refugee boys held by Burma Relief
Sep 19, 2011 (Monday), Burma Relief held the Burma Ball fundraiser at Friars Club at 57 East 55th Street in New York City to benefit Burmese refugee boys living at the New Blood Migrant School in Mae Sot, Thailand, on Burma’s border. On the invitation of the host of the ball-Jeremy Taylor of Burma Relief, Chairman of China Democracy Party and the proprietor of “China Democracy Journal” Wang,Jun lead more than ten CDP members and journalist of “China Democracy Party” to attend the ball in the evening.
Burma is a civilized country, with long history, and it has experienced three dynasties of Pugan, Dongwu and Gongbang, after it’s uniting in 1044. On Jan 4, 1948, Burma declared independence and built up the Union of Burma. In Jan1974, it was named as “the Union of Myanmar” and changed the name into “the Union of Burma” in Sep 1988. The social system in Burma was monarchy, governed by senior military general appointed by the king.
The ball was co-hosted by bestselling author Naomi Wolf, Academy Award nominated filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, and acclaimed actor and activist Esai Morales. There were special musical performances by world-renowned pianist Rosa Antonelli and pop/classical singing sensation Elizabeth Tryon. About forty guests from all quarters of the society attended the ball.
Chairman of China Democracy Party and the proprietor of “China Democracy Journal” Wang,Jun was keen on charity for a long time and he said to the press “Burma is a neighboring country of China and one of the un-developed countries in Asia. There are many refugee children asking for assistance and it’s very meaningful to make use of this opportunity to donate to refugee children.” Mr. Wang, Jun and other members donated $1200 for the refugee children.
Picture 1: Sep 19, 2011 (Monday), Burma Relief held the Burma Ball fundraiser at Friars Club at 57 East 55th Street in New York City to benefit Burmese refugee boys living at the New Blood Migrant School in Mae Sot, Thailand, on Burma’s border.
Picture 2: Sep 19, 2011 (Monday), Burma Relief held the Burma Ball fundraiser at Friars Club at 57 East 55th Street in New York City to benefit Burmese refugee boys living at the New Blood Migrant School in Mae Sot, Thailand, on Burma’s border.
Picture 3: Burma is a civilized country, with long history, and it has experienced three dynasties of Pugan, Dongwu and Gongbang, after it’s uniting in 1044. On Jan 4, 1948, Burma declared independence and built up the Union of Burma. In Jan1974, it was named as “the Union of Myanmar” and changed the name into “the Union of Burma” in Sep 1988.
Picture 4: Burma is a civilized country, with long history, and it has experienced three dynasties of Pugan, Dongwu and Gongbang, after it’s uniting in 1044. On Jan 4, 1948, Burma declared independence and built up the Union of Burma. In Jan1974, it was named as “the Union of Myanmar” and changed the name into “the Union of Burma” in Sep 1988.
Picture 5: Burma is a civilized country, with long history, and it has experienced three dynasties of Pugan, Dongwu and Gongbang, after it’s uniting in 1044. On Jan 4, 1948, Burma declared independence and built up the Union of Burma. In Jan1974, it was named as “the Union of Myanmar” and changed the name into “the Union of Burma” in Sep 1988.
Picture 6: Chairman of China Democracy Party and the proprietor of “China Democracy Journal” Wang,Jun introduced the modern history of Burma to other members.
Picture 7: Chairman of China Democracy Party and the proprietor of “China Democracy Journal” Wang,Jun with guests
Picture 8: Chairman of China Democracy Party and the proprietor of “China Democracy Journal” Wang,Jun with guests
Picture 9: The guests in the ball are reading recent “China Democracy Journal” cheerfully.
Picture 10: Mr. Wang, Jun introduces “China Democracy Journal” to other guests.
Picture 11: Chairman of CDP Wang,Jun is talking with guests.
Picture 12: Chairman of CDP Wang,Jun is talking with guests.
Picture 13: Chairman of CDP Wang,Jun takes pictures with part of CDP members attending the ball and guests.
Picture 14: Chairman of CDP Wang,Jun takes pictures with the members and guests.
Picture 15: Chairman of CDP Wang,Jun is talking with guests.
Picture 16: Famous artists perform in the ball.
Picture 17: Chairman of China Democracy Party Wang,Jun with guests
Picture 18: Chairman of CDP Wang,Jun takes pictures with part of CDP members attending the ball and guests.
Picture 19: Chairman of CDP Wang,Jun and part of CDP members attending the ball
Picture 20: The organizer of the ball fundraiser of Burma Relief
Picture 21: The organizer of the ball fundraiser of Burma Relief
Picture 22: Chairman of China Democracy Party and the proprietor of “China Democracy Journal” Wang,Jun is drinking with guests in the ball.
Picture 23: The radio played to the organizer and guests in the Burma Ball fundraiser held by Burma Relief
Picture 24: Famous singer is singing in the ball.
Picture 25: Chairman of CDP Wang, Jun is communicating with the guests in the ball.
Picture 26: Chairman of CDP Wang,Jun takes pictures with part of CDP members attending the ball and guests.
Picture 27: Famous artist is playing piano in the ball.
Picture 28: Chairman of CDP Wang, Jun is talking with guests in the ball.
Picture 29: Chairman of CDP Wang, Jun is talking with guests in the ball.
Picture 30: Chairman of CDP Wang, Jun with the guests in the ball
Picture 31: Chairman of CDP Wang, Jun with the guests in the ball
Picture 32: Chairman of CDP Wang, Jun with the guests in the ball
Picture 33: Chairman of CDP Wang, Jun with the guests in the ball
Picture 34: Chairman of CDP Wang, Jun is taking pictures with famous singer (2nd left).
Picture 35: the Burma Ball fundraiser held by Burma Relief
Picture 36: The guests in the ball are dancing happily.
China Democracy Party
“China Democracy Journal”
Sep 20, 2011
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