San Francisco
Safety first
The finals of the 1st North America's Study Abroad Safety Knowledge Contest are held on Sunday at the Chinese Consulate General in San Francisco. Fourteen teams representing schools in the Bay Area took part in the contest, and students from UC San Francisco won first place. Luo Linquan, consul-general at the Chinese Consulate General in San Francisco, presents a certificate to a member of the winning team. Cen Zhizhi/china Daily
Take a chance
A live raffle is held during a break at the 1st North America's Study Abroad Safety Knowledge Contest on Sunday at the Chinese Consulate General in San Francisco. Cen Zhizhi/china Daily
Final round
Student contestants from UC Davis enter the finals of the 1st North America's Study Abroad Safety Knowledge Contest on Sunday at the Chinese Consulate General in San Francisco. Cen Zhizhi/china Daily
Group effort
Chinese Consul General to San Francisco Luo Linquan (center) takes a group picture with representatives from different Chinese groups and organizations that sponsored the 1st North America's Study Abroad Safety Knowledge Contest on Sunday at the Chinese Consulate General in San Francisco. Cen Zhizhi/china Daily
(China Daily USA 05/05/2017 page14)
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