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History of Rotary in China

See also www.asiaclubs.org

Part of our History of Rotary in Asia Section

(also see "Over the Great Wall of China" by Dr. Wolfgang Ziegler)

ROTARY IN CHINA - 2006

Effective Feb. 8, 2006, the official club charters were signed for both the Beijing and Shanghai clubs. The actual charter events will be May 21 for Beijing and May 22 for Shanghai. These chartering events are scheduled to align with RIP Carl-Wilhem’s travel agenda, as the President will attend in May.

 

A district “type” leadership team called the RI Special Representative Committee has been formed, reporting to RI Special Representative Christopher Bo Bramsen. The team is made up of Rotarians from RI, District 3450, Beijing and Shanghai clubs.

 

I am a member of the new Rotary China Team and will serve as the Rotary Foundation Chair, representing both clubs. Dr. Lee Wah Hin from the Shanghai club will serve as vice-chair. The individual clubs will have their own foundation representatives as well. This will be true of all support areas, similar to that of a district.

 

The membership of both clubs must be made up of non-PRC citizens. However, Beijing has two Chinese citizens as honorary members (we informed the government before doing so) as well as a Chinese citizen that works for the Beijing club and the new Rotary China Team.

 

Members of the two clubs are primarily businessmen/women, diplomats and professionals. There are members from countries all over the world representing many different ethnic and religious backgrounds. Both clubs have a high percentage of ethnic Chinese members. They may hold passports from any country and region in the world, including Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan and be official members.

 

PP Russ M. Miller, PHF
Rotary China Team Foundation Chair
Rotary Club of Beijing
Rotary Club of Shanghai

Rotary Global History Fellowship Search results as of January 2006

www.asiaclubs.org

#06 Teinstsin, China #1444 1FEB1923 D ZONE HISTORY no longer exists. #07 Peiping, China #1814 1JUNE1924 D ZONE HISTORY. no longer exists, #08 Nagoya, Aichi, ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/asia/ - 51k -

Asia

Harris traveled to Hawaii, Japan and China in 1935 with the current president of RI, Robert E. Lee Hill of Missouri. RID Tsunejiro Miyaoka, Tokyo was also ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/library/trees/asia/ - 50k -

Long Road Home

In 1982, RI President Stanley E. McCaffrey visited China to explore the possibility ... Thanks to Rotary's efforts, China, along with other countries in the ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/asia/clubs/longroad.htm - 49k -

Shanghai District

Rotary was an alien import when the first club in China was established in 1919 ... Chungking, the capital of wartime China, was bombed in four successive ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/ asia/clubs/02shanghaidistrict.htm - 44k -

Shanghai

Read "The Long Road Back to China" by Wen Huang ... Membership in Rotary is by invitation only, is restricted in China to foreign passport holders, ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/asia/clubs/02shanghai.htm - 37k -

Perth

Even though physically removed from China he continued his vigorous ... The break-through for recognition of the China groups within Rotary came when ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/australia/clubs/perth/ - 62k -

Asia Archives

Dairen, South Manchuria, China Nov 1928 (3037). Mukden, Manchuria, China March 1929 (3116). Bombay, India March 1929 (3128). Delhi, India April 1929 (3151) ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/library/archives/asia.htm - 39k -

Pearl Buck Bio

Their mission was in China. The fourth of seven children, Pearl was born near ... She returned to China shortly after graduation when she received word that ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/women/famous/buck/bio.htm - 38k -

Taipei, Taiwan

Our Club also gave provisions to the crew of the junk, "Free China," that sailed across the Pacific in March 1955, and established an emergency fund at the ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/ clubs/clubs-with-conventions/taipei/ - 63k -

[PDF] 1 HISTORICAL BINDERS OF TERMINATED CLUBS Country Club name admitted

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China. Chengtu. 1938-jun-14. 1950-dec-21. silk club banner from 1939. China. Chinkiang. 1939-nov-25. 1943-dec-31. China. Chinkiang. 1947-mar-28. 1950-dec-21 ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/ library/archives/terminations.pdf - Similar pages

Pearl Buck

Until I was 12 years old, I never saw a train in China, and I was a good deal older ... The empire of China, the dynastic stream which seemed eternal, ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/women/famous/buck/ - 97k -

Rotary Club of Macau

In the beginning of the 1951-52 Rotary Year, political changes in China affected all the Rotary Clubs in the area District 57. Only four clubs from District ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/countries/macau/ - 43k -

WW II End

Algeria, Cambodia, China, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Mozambique and Tunisia are among those countries in which Rotary reappeared. Whether this was due to changes ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/conflict/ww2end/ - 38k -

Making New Friends

In French Indo-China Davidson was able to present letters of introduction he had obtained ... He would continue to travel to Shanghai and throughout China, ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/leaders/davidson/newfriends/ - 62k -

WW II Onset

Even before Pearl Harbor, Japanese activities in China had led to "the advisory committees in Districts 70, 71 and 72 (Japan and the Rotary clubs of Dairen, ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/conflict/ww2/onset/ - 41k -

www.historytour.org

Paul and Jean travel, on behalf of Rotary, to Hawaii, Japan, China, The Philippines, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. He records their travels, ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/history/history/ - 123k -

Madeleine Carroll

A single supplementary ration is being distributed daily to four million children in 12 countries of Europe and to 700000 in China. ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/women/famous/carroll/ - 79k -

First Club of each Rotary Country

China – Shanghai, 1 Oct 19, 31 Dec 43. 27 Mar 46-. 15 Oct 51, 2Tree Provisional Jun 01 ... China - Nanking, 24 Jan 52. 1952-53 HJ Brunnier ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/countries/ - 277k -

Jack Selway, Rotary History Project Founder

Peregrinations Volume II Hawaii, Japan, China, The Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Canada. Peregrinations Volume III Columbia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru, ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/historians/selway.htm - 58k -

Racial Ridicule

I rejoice in my many friendships in Japan, China, Germany, Great Britain, and other nations of the world. I revere their affections, respect their ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/ presidents/1914mulholland/racial.htm - 47k -

THE OUTPOST CLUB OF ROTARY IN ENGLAND

A year later, the Rotary Reporter raised this to 54 attendees, adding China, Greece and Yugoslavia to the list of countries represented. ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/conflict/outpostengland/ - 36k -

1935 Mexico City

Harris talked of his many visits to all parts of the globe, from Hawaii to Japan and China; from Australia, New Zealand and Tasmania to The Philippines. ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/presidents/conventions/1935/ - 46k -

1933 Boston

He mentions Rotarians from around the world listening to this broadcast, including China. Paul Harris states the Rotary philosophy. ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/presidents/conventions/1933/ - 37k -

Marshall Carl-Gustaf Mannerheim

... commission which meant travelling on horseback over 14.000 km (8.700 miles) from Russian Turkestan to Beijing, China. The journey took two years. ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/clubs/ clubs-of-rips/helsinki/mannerheim.htm - 62k -

Timeline

Paul and Jean Harris travel to Hawaii, Japan, China, the Philippines, Australia, New Zealand and Canada attending conferences, planting "Friendship Trees," ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/women/timeline/ - 73k -

Rotary District 3850

1936, District 81 was created by RI, comprised of the 22 Clubs in China , Hongkong and the 3 Clubs in the Philippines ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/districts/districts/3850.htm - 34k -

Tokyo 1921

In the Spring of 1935 Paul and Jean Harris made a major journey to the Pacific region visiting Hawaii, China, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand, ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/asia/clubs/04tokyo.htm - 39k -

Calcutta

At its inception it was the only club between the English Channel and the China Sea. Soon, however, other clubs were formed in Burma, Ceylon, Malay, ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/asia/clubs/03calcutta.htm - 45k -

Manila

In 1935, these three clubs were included in the district of China up to 1938, when the Philippine District No. 81 (changed to District 48, then to District ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/asia/clubs/01manila.htm - 35k -

Auckland

a substantial donation to a new hospital facility for the disabled at the end of the decade, and the sponsoring of Richard Yen from China to Auckland ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/ australia/newzealand/auckland/ - 47k -

Adventures-1950

Some clubs in China manage to remain active under difficult conditions. A medical van in Shanghai and war ravaged Europe, A Rotary Fellowship Plan is being ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/library/adventures/ - 68k -

1919 Salt Lake City

... was becoming more and more international as countries such as Cuba, Uruguay, China and Fiji established Rotary Clubs. "The sun never sets on Rotarians". ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/presidents/conventions/1919/ - 50k -

RIP Albert Tribute

... he and his wife and their daughter Marjory set off to fill the gap in the Rotary girdle which then extended from the Caspian Sea to the China Sea. ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/leaders/davidson/tribute/ - 55k -

Canadian Rotary International Presidents

... on club-cementing trips to many parts of the world – Hawaii 1932, the Orient and China in 1936 -- Crawford remained active in Rotary as late as 1958. ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/clubs/canada/presidents.htm - 56k -

Spanish - [ Translate this page ]

Taipei, Taiwan, China (31.161). 1994-1995. William H. Huntley, Inglaterra. Sé un amigo. Niza, Francia (34.077). 1995-1996. Herbert G. Brown, EUA ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/presidents/themes/spanish.htm - 70k -

Seven Milestones in Rotary History

Soong Mei-ling (1897 – 2003) was born in China and educated in the United States. She married Chiang Kai-shek in 1927. In 1943, she spoke before the United ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/library/rotarian/milestones.htm - 59k -

Trees in War

"Friendship trees which I have planted in Germany, Estonia, Finland, Norway, China, and Japan may have been laid low through the ravages of war but memory ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/global/conflict/trees/ - 32k -

The Story

... Goteborg and Stockholm, Sweden,; Bergen, Norway; Shanghai, China; Tokyo, Japan; Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Launceston, Melbourne and Sydney, Australia; ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/library/trees/story.htm - 39k -

Eine Seite Geschichte

In 1990 the first club was opened in the former Soviet Union and China. In 1987, Rotary membership was opened to women, and in 1989 the RI Council on ...
www.rotaryfirst100.org/ geschichtevonrotary/history/onepage/ - 48k -
 

 

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