Chicago's Wu Association Holds 2027 Officer Election; Wu Yaoqiang and Wu Jianfu Re-elected as Presidents
According to a report published November 12 by the Chicago Chinese Times, the Wu (Eng Suey Sun) Association, a long-established Wu clan association in Chicago's Chinatown in Illinois, recently held its officer election for 2027. Wu Yaoqiang and Wu Jianfu were re-elected as presidents and will jointly lead the association in the new year.
The association is a traditional clan organization in Chicago's Chinatown, dedicated to connecting Wu clan members, mutual aid and service to the Chinatown community, and is an important part of the neighborhood's Chinese community organization network. The smooth election outcome and the two presidents' re-election mean the association's work will continue steadily in the new year, focusing on clan fellowship, community service and Chinatown public welfare.
Chinatown community figures said the stable operation of clan associations helps unite the Chinese community, carry forward Chinese culture and help new and longtime immigrants settle into local life, and they hope the association will do even more in the new year to serve its members and bring more clan members into community building.
With the election complete, the association will arrange its activities for the new year, including clan gatherings and community service programs, with details to be announced to members in due course.
Source: Wu (Eng Suey Sun) Association of Chicago
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 芝加哥市政厅。 / Chicago City Hall.
