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A legend in the Chinese community, '''Anna Chan''' (Chinese: 陈香梅) is famous for many reasons. She was the wife of "Flying Tigers" leader General Claire Chennault, the first female reporter for the Central News Agency, and the first person of Chinese ancestry who have had a successful political career in the United States, where she became known as "the hostess of Washington." ('''[[Anna Chan|More...]]''') | A legend in the Chinese community, '''Anna Chan''' (Chinese: 陈香梅) is famous for many reasons. She was the wife of "Flying Tigers" leader General Claire Chennault, the first female reporter for the Central News Agency, and the first person of Chinese ancestry who have had a successful political career in the United States, where she became known as "the hostess of Washington." ('''[[Anna Chan|More...]]''') | ||
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A legend in the Chinese community, Anna Chan (Chinese: 陈香梅) is famous for many reasons. She was the wife of "Flying Tigers" leader General Claire Chennault, the first female reporter for the Central News Agency, and the first person of Chinese ancestry who have had a successful political career in the United States, where she became known as "the hostess of Washington." (More...)
