Californian students get history lesson on Flying Tigers
By Zhang Li in Guilin |
chinadaily.com.cn |
Updated: 2026-05-15 17:15
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The park houses 537 artifacts collected from overseas, including service documents, cameras, military badges and uniforms.
Delegation organizer Ma Kuanchi, vice-president of the Flying Tigers Historical Organization, said the trip allowed young people from the US to see relics, hear wartime stories and gain a firsthand insight into China's development.
"Young people carry forward the Flying Tigers spirit," Ma said.
"More exchanges bridge gaps and build understanding."
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