Shanghai
Children's Palace
China Welfare Institute

 

 

Larry Greider and Victor Kubik outside the 
entrance to hte Children's Palace

The little fellow didn't miss a beat of the 
performance

As night falls a photo of Larry Greider in front of
the entrance to the Children's Palace

Victor Kubik and Jin Shunde, Deputy Secretary
General, Shanghai Soong Ching Ling Foundation

View of playground outside the main building

 

 

View of International Equatorial Hotel from
the Children's Palace

Frank Fish and Soong Ching Ling

The building that houses the Children's Palace
in Shanghai was built by a British businessman 
in the 1930's as his personal residence. Since 
then it has become meeting place for achieving 
children. Nancy Reagan and Herbert Armstrong 
visited here in 1984. From these visits the 
Little Ambassadors of Shanghai came to the 
United States and performed in San Francisco,
 the White House and Ambassador College in 
Pasadena.

Various photos inside the Children's Palace

A performance by the Chinese Children's 
Orchestra

Our American flags from Indianapolis were 
a big hit

With Chen Shaodi, Director of the Department 
of International Relations at Soong Ching Ling

 

Fabulous paper cut art by Chinese children

We weren't allowed to forget that China is a 
Communist Country and still subscribes to 
Lenin's ideology. This portrait was in one of the 
children's classrooms

Madame Soong Ching Ling, after whom the 
Foundation begun in 1982 was named

Do. Tour liaison from the Chinese side

Jin Shunde