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Chinese Professionals in The Woodlands, TX

Discover qualified Chinese professionals in The Woodlands, TX across all industries and specialties. Connect with lawyers, doctors, accountants, real estate agents, therapists, and other service providers who understand your cultural background, speak your language, and are dedicated to serving the Chinese community with excellence and cultural sensitivity.
David Hsu, industry in Houston, TX
David Hsu
Houston, TX
Legal Services, Probate, Trusts
18 years licensed
Legal Services, Probate, Trusts
18 years licensed
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Latest Chinese Events

AAPI Fest
AAPI Fest
FREE EVENT! Partnership between OCA-Greater Houston and Tokyo X to host the AAPI FEST at the Alief Neighborhood Center and Park. A collaborative partnership between OCA-Greater Houston and Tokyo X to host the AAPI FEST at the Alief Neighborhood Center and Park. The festival will unite Houston's diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities—including Vietnamese, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, and many other groups by working with local community leaders. With over 170 vendors participating, various cultures will showcase Asian pride through food, merchandise, and art. The festival's core goal is to empower local businesses and foster community unity in the heart of the multicultural Alief district.

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Local History Workshop - Bluff City Chinese
Local History Workshop - Bluff City Chinese
A local history workshop methodologies used for Bluff City Chinese. Hear from historian Emerald Dunn as she discusses discovering the history of the Memphis Chinese community and the research methodologies used for Bluff City Chinese. She will also touch briefly on the Arkansas Chinese History Project. DATE: Thursday, April 16th TIME: 11:00AM - 12:00PM LOCATION: DRC (Digital Research Commons), Brown Wing, Room 266-C in the MD Anderson Library, UH campus ABOUT THE DOCUMENTARY: Bluff City Chinese follows two Chinese-American storytellers, filmmaker Thandi Cai and elder historian Emerald Dunn, as they uncover the untold history of Chinese immigrants in Memphis, Tennessee. Through personal journeys, community oral histories, and archival research, the film weaves a 150-year tapestry of identity, belonging, and resilience. Set against a backdrop of social and racial tensions, this intergenerational collaboration celebrates the power of storytelling to preserve heritage, bridge divides, and inspire unity for future generations. Visitors coming from off campus are encouraged to pay for parking in either the East Garage, Elgin Street Garage OR the Stadium Garage. 1) Elgin Street Garage: 4224 Elgin Street 2) Stadium Garage: 3874 Holman Street 3) East Garage – 4233 Martin Luther King Boulevard

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Documentary Screening: Bluff City Chinese
Documentary Screening: Bluff City Chinese
A screening of the documentary Bluff City Chinese, which tells the 150-year history of Chinese immigrants in Memphis, Tennessee. On April 16th, join us for a screening of the documentary, Bluff City Chinese. Sponsored by the the UH Media and the Moving Image Initiative, the Department of Modern & Classical Languages, and UH Center for Public History. DATE: Thursday, April 16th TIME: 6:00PM LOCATION: Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design (Classroom ARC 150), 4200 Elgin St, Houston, TX 77204 ABOUT THE DOCUMENTARY: Bluff City Chinese follows two Chinese-American storytellers, filmmaker Thandi Cai and elder historian Emerald Dunn, as they uncover the untold history of Chinese immigrants in Memphis, Tennessee. Through personal journeys, community oral histories, and archival research, the film weaves a 150-year tapestry of identity, belonging, and resilience. Set against a backdrop of social and racial tensions, this intergenerational collaboration celebrates the power of storytelling to preserve heritage, bridge divides, and inspire unity for future generations. Visitors coming from off campus are encouraged to pay for parking in either the East Garage, Elgin Street Garage OR the Stadium Garage. PARKING VALIDATIONS AVAILABLE TO THE FIRST 15 OFF-CAMPUS GUESTS. Please see Dr. Melody Li and event coordinators at the event for parking validations. PARKING VALIDATION IS ***NOT*** AVAILABLE FOR ANY OTHER PARKING LOCATIONS. 1) Elgin Street Garage: 4224 Elgin Street 2) Stadium Garage: 3874 Holman Street 3) East Garage – 4233 Martin Luther King Boulevard

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Latest Chinese Businesses and Organizations

Asian Real Estate Association of America Houston
Asian Real Estate Association of America Houston
Based in Houston, TX, the Asian Real Estate Association of America represents a unique nonprofit dedicated to advancing homeownership and economic opportunity for Asian American families nationwide. This professional trade organization emerged from a recognition that the Asian real estate market needed dedicated representation and advocacy from professionals who understand both the industry and the communities they serve. AREAA's mission centers on promoting sustainable homeownership by bringing together a diverse coalition of real estate agents, mortgage lenders, and housing professionals committed to serving Asian American clients with cultural competency and expertise. What distinguishes AREAA is its singular focus—as the only trade association dedicated to representing the interests of the Asian real estate market nationwide, it has carved out an essential niche in the housing industry. Members of the Houston chapter benefit from belonging to a national organization that understands the intersection of real estate business and community development. The association recognizes that housing is foundational to family stability and wealth building, particularly in communities that have historically faced barriers to homeownership. By fostering professional networks and sharing industry knowledge among members serving Houston and beyond, AREAA empowers real estate professionals to be not just business people, but community advocates and enablers of opportunity for Asian American families.

Houston, TX

North Houston Chinese Association
North Houston Chinese Association
North Houston Chinese Association (NHCA) represents a vibrant community of Chinese immigrants and families who have made the Woodlands, Texas area their home. Founded in 2009 by Peking University alumni and starting with just thirty members, NHCA has blossomed into a thriving organization with over 400 active members dedicated to mutual support, cultural preservation, and community betterment. At its core, NHCA is built on the principle that community becomes stronger through participation and shared identity. The organization brings together people who understand the unique experience of building lives in a new country while maintaining their cultural heritage and values. NHCA's mission centers on creating opportunities for members to connect, celebrate, and contribute—whether through attending the beloved annual Spring Festival Gala, participating in educational workshops, volunteering at local food banks, or simply gathering for seasonal celebrations and social events. What sets NHCA apart in the Woodlands, TX region is its comprehensive approach to community wellbeing that combines cultural celebration with practical life support. Members benefit from educational seminars addressing real-world challenges, cultural arts performances that honor Chinese traditions, family-friendly activities, and meaningful volunteer opportunities that allow the community to give back. The association actively bridges cultures by promoting Sino-American exchanges and encouraging Chinese community members to invest in the broader North Houston area. NHCA welcomes newcomers and established residents alike who seek authentic community connection, cultural belonging, and the opportunity to make a positive impact in their adopted home.

The Woodlands, TX

Chinese Community Center
Chinese Community Center
Founded on the mission to bridge East and West, the Chinese Community Center serves all Houstonians through culturally responsive educational, social service, and community enrichment programs. This multi-ethnic organization in Houston, Texas recognizes that strength lies in diversity—serving diverse cultures, diverse generations, and diverse needs within the Greater Houston area. The center celebrates and supports cultural activity in all its forms, from traditional food and rituals to heritage displays and community celebrations, believing there is much to gain through cultural exchange and understanding. Their commitment extends to child and youth development, providing quality after-school education in a Reggio Emilia-inspired environment where children learn through play and receive mentoring guidance. The organization empowers seniors through wellness programs, adult day care, and caregiver services designed to maintain and strengthen both mind and body under the guidance of friendly, knowledgeable instructors and committed volunteers. The Chinese Community Center's approach to community support is holistic, addressing barriers to opportunity through civic engagement, citizenship programs, and initiatives that help individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency. With staff capable of communicating in multiple languages and a deep understanding of the challenges facing immigrant and multi-cultural communities, the center creates welcoming spaces where people feel understood and supported. By reaching out to 20,000 community members who strive for better lives, the Chinese Community Center demonstrates its role as a vital community anchor in Houston, dedicated to enriching families and strengthening the social fabric of the region through compassionate, culturally competent service.

Houston, TX

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