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趙 Chew 赵 Exhibition


  • Tehama County Museum 275 C Street Tehama, CA, 96090 United States (map)

趙CHEW赵 FAMILY EXHIBITION

One Chinese American family’s journey to make America their home using Chinese Medicine, Operating General Stores, and creating Chinese American fusion restaurants their loving story is inspiring in every way and touches the hearts of all cultures. Join us in the exploration of one family’s journey as Chinese American pioneers from the 19th Century through the 20th Century. Learn how each generation combined ancient Confucius values and Christianity, a metaphysical concept of yin yang, qi.

The exhibition demonstrates each generation’s hurdles to assimilate to a new country while retaining their rich heritage through historical artifacts, pioneering the restaurant industry, to becoming the first Chinese American notable figure in aquaculture. This exhibition is created to explore how similar we are as people across different cultures who immigrated to America and how our each of our individual histories are linked.

Today, aspects of the Chinese American history tells us how the experience affected each nationality similarly. The Chinese Exclusion Act had a ripple effect on all nationalities such as immigration laws and practices in America. With its perceived evolution, is the Chinese Exclusion Act experience now better understood? What underlies its historical shame on a family? Could policies like this reemerged in America?

Admission: Free for all to enjoy!

Details: Join the Tehama County Museum in an immersive rotating exhibition of Chew family’s journey from China to Red Bluff, California. The exhibits demonstrate the full arc of a legacy of pioneers and one family’s lasting impact. Visitors will also get to explore an immersive experience to better understand the racism and prejudice in America, an educational programming for all ages.

Location: Tehama County Museum located at 275 C St, Tehama, CA 96090

Visiting Hours: Saturday’s 1-4 PM & By appointment

Event is part of a complimentary one-year-series of events

Sponsored by

The Helen and Joe Chew Foundation and The McConnell Foundation

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