GUANGZHOU, China (A.W.)—China and Hong Kong Armenians gathered on Dec. 12 in Guangzhou for a lecture on the history of the Armenian community in China.
The community’s annual Christmas celebration event featured a talk titled “Do Not Fall Off the World: The Armenian Community in China in the 19th and 20th Centuries,” by Khatchig Mouradian, the recipient of a Gulbenkian Arme
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Nice to know that.
Had no idea that there was a church in China.
It would be educational to be able to see the slides presented. Hope that Katchig Mouradian could make them available.
Families that moved across Asia after World War One left a long historic footprint in Harbin and Shanghai. There are some fine accounts of Armenians in China referenced in the website listed.
Great talk. Just the first chapter of a very interesting story!