??? Chongyang Festival is celebrated on October 22 (or October 23 in China) which began during Eastern Han Dynasty circa 25 AD when Henjing went through extraordinary lengths to save his community with the fragrance of chrysanthemum. Admission: Free for all to enjoy! Details: As we come to a near end of the “Creating a Historic Chinatown Alley” one-year series of events, please join us as we host a documentary film screening and panel discussion. To celebrate the happiness of Chongyang Festival, the Helen and Joe Chew Foundation welcomes the North State, relatives and good friends to gather “to climb mountains” and enjoy this beautiful documentary regarding the story of Chinese families that reflects our own hometown story. Advance Tickets required. About the Film: The documentary film that explores the life and career of a renowned Chinese-American who overcame significant challenges, including poverty and racism, to become a celebrated. The documentary sheds light on one mans remarkable journey from humble beginnings to success. Delving into experiences dealing with racism in the United States during the early 20th century and how one man overcame those challenges to pursue his passion. Overall, this is an opportunity to learn more about the life and accomplishments of a remarkable story serving as an inspiring example of resilience and creativity in the face of adversity.
