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During the Vietnam War, Chinese Americans served their country while also facing racism and questions about their identity at home and within the military. Many endured discrimination and racist slurs despite their loyalty and sacrifice, serving bravely as soldiers, medics, interpreters, officers, and Army nurses. Their stories remain an important yet often overlooked part of American and Asian American history.

One of the globally significant inventions in history was printing to disseminate knowledge and literacy. It started with woodblock printing and moveable type.

On Wednesday, February 4, the cast of Where the Mountain Meets the Moon visited the Chinese Cultural Center at SDSU. The Center’s director provided a guided tour, introducing the group to the exhibits and sharing cultural insights. The visit offered the cast meaningful exposure to cultural engagement opportunities and highlighted potential avenues for future collaboration with the Center.