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1980年,陈香梅应邓小平的邀请,作为美国总统里根的特使来到北京,和中国领导人会晤。近20年来,陈香梅女士每年都访问中国。1990年起,她在中国教育界设立了陈香梅奖,每年奖励一批优秀教师。1995年,她又设立优秀妇女读物陈香梅奖。陈香梅女士,1925年生于北京。抗日战争期间,与支援中国人民的美国飞虎队队长陈纳德将军相识、相知,1947年与其结婚。1958年7月,陈纳德将军因病去世。陈香梅与两个女儿到美国首都华盛顿定居。经过40年的努力,她,一个东方普通女性只身走进美国的上层社会,现为美国国际合作委员会主席。去华盛顿,别无选择 1958年7月27日,对我来说,是个阴晦的日子。我必须接受一个现实,曾经爱恋着我的亲人——陈纳德将军仙逝。“将军一去,大树飘零,壮士不
In 1980, at the invitation of Deng Xiaoping, Chen Xiangmei came to Beijing as his special envoy to Reagan and met with Chinese leaders. For nearly 20 years, Ms. Chen Xiangmei has visited China every year. Since 1990, she has established the Chen Xiangmei Prize in the Chinese education sector, rewarding a batch of outstanding teachers every year. In 1995, she also set up a good woman’s book Chen Xiangmei Award. Miss Chen Xiangmei, born in 1925 in Beijing. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, General Chennault, captain of the U.S. Flying Tigers who supported the Chinese people, got acquainted with each other and got married in 1947. In July 1958, General Chennault passed away due to illness. Chen Xiangmei and her two daughters settled in Washington, the capital of the United States. After 40 years of hard work, she and an ordinary eastern woman walked into the upper-class society of the United States alone and is now the chairman of the Committee on International Cooperation. Go to Washington, no choice July 27, 1958, for me, is a dark day. I must accept the reality that once loved my dear - General Chennault passed away. "The generals go, trees drifting, warriors do not