Lunar New Year Dragon Sweatshirt 龙 腾 四 海
Exclusively designed to celebrate the Lunar New Year, this heavyweight crewneck sweatshirt features pioneer Wong Foey and our secret telegraph between the original families of Historic Chinatown Alley. The front chests intricate designed celebrates the Year of the Wood Dragon with the Chinese proverb that the Dragon conquers all oceans while wishing you to be excellent and outstanding in all elements. The back has our signature logo showing our secret telegraph from our villages.
The story of Wong Foey is depicted through his successful leap across the ocean transforming into a Dragon as he chases the pearl of wisdom to the new world today called Historic Chinatown Alley, Red Bluff, California. Symbols represent the end of an era as Wong Foey died the year before the end of the imperial period, Qing Dynasty. Additionally, paying homage to the significant role and contributes made in agriculture by Wong Foey and that of his descendants today in the land of opportunity. The rear represents our telegraph uniting the 5 original Chinese families who called upon each other to recreate their history with Wong Foey’s family commissioning the Dragon performance first on July 4, 1908 and again for the very last time on February 4, 2024.
By choosing our products, you're supporting the Helen & Joe Chew Foundation’s mission to celebrate Chinese New Year, while protecting and restoring the rich history of Historic Chinatown Alley in Tehama County.
Exclusively designed to celebrate the Lunar New Year, this heavyweight crewneck sweatshirt features pioneer Wong Foey and our secret telegraph between the original families of Historic Chinatown Alley. The front chests intricate designed celebrates the Year of the Wood Dragon with the Chinese proverb that the Dragon conquers all oceans while wishing you to be excellent and outstanding in all elements. The back has our signature logo showing our secret telegraph from our villages.
The story of Wong Foey is depicted through his successful leap across the ocean transforming into a Dragon as he chases the pearl of wisdom to the new world today called Historic Chinatown Alley, Red Bluff, California. Symbols represent the end of an era as Wong Foey died the year before the end of the imperial period, Qing Dynasty. Additionally, paying homage to the significant role and contributes made in agriculture by Wong Foey and that of his descendants today in the land of opportunity. The rear represents our telegraph uniting the 5 original Chinese families who called upon each other to recreate their history with Wong Foey’s family commissioning the Dragon performance first on July 4, 1908 and again for the very last time on February 4, 2024.
By choosing our products, you're supporting the Helen & Joe Chew Foundation’s mission to celebrate Chinese New Year, while protecting and restoring the rich history of Historic Chinatown Alley in Tehama County.
Exclusively designed to celebrate the Lunar New Year, this heavyweight crewneck sweatshirt features pioneer Wong Foey and our secret telegraph between the original families of Historic Chinatown Alley. The front chests intricate designed celebrates the Year of the Wood Dragon with the Chinese proverb that the Dragon conquers all oceans while wishing you to be excellent and outstanding in all elements. The back has our signature logo showing our secret telegraph from our villages.
The story of Wong Foey is depicted through his successful leap across the ocean transforming into a Dragon as he chases the pearl of wisdom to the new world today called Historic Chinatown Alley, Red Bluff, California. Symbols represent the end of an era as Wong Foey died the year before the end of the imperial period, Qing Dynasty. Additionally, paying homage to the significant role and contributes made in agriculture by Wong Foey and that of his descendants today in the land of opportunity. The rear represents our telegraph uniting the 5 original Chinese families who called upon each other to recreate their history with Wong Foey’s family commissioning the Dragon performance first on July 4, 1908 and again for the very last time on February 4, 2024.
By choosing our products, you're supporting the Helen & Joe Chew Foundation’s mission to celebrate Chinese New Year, while protecting and restoring the rich history of Historic Chinatown Alley in Tehama County.
Unisex crewneck sweater designed to be suitable for both sexes men and women.