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在這具有里程碑意義的時刻,我們特別種下一棵象徵榮耀與希望的紅
趙部長一生致力於公共服務,從勞工到交通,歷經時代洗禮,始終以
今日,在美南新聞總部與國際貿易中心這片承載夢想與歷史的土地上
當我們凝望這棵樹時,不只是看見自然的生命,更看見一段共同書寫
The Tree of Honor — The Red Holly In Tribute to the Return Visit of Elaine Chao to the Southern News Headquarters
In the gentle bloom of April, when life awakens and hope renews itself, we are honored once again to welcome a distinguished figure whose journey has inspired generations—Secretary Elaine Chao. Her return is not merely a visit, but a continuation of history, a rekindling of spirit, and a reaffirmation of shared purpose.
On this meaningful occasion, we plant a Red Holly tree—a living symbol of honor, resilience, and enduring faith. Evergreen through all seasons, steadfast against winter’s chill, it bears bright red berries even in the harshest times. It stands as a quiet reflection of the immigrant spirit: unwavering, dignified, and radiant in perseverance.
Secretary Chao’s life has been devoted to public service at the highest levels, from the Department of Labor to the Department of Transportation. Her legacy is one of strength, wisdom, and grace—an embodiment of the values that have guided generations of Asian Americans in their pursuit of the American Dream. Like the Red Holly, her journey has weathered storms and emerged ever stronger, ever more luminous.
Today, on the grounds of the Southern News Headquarters and the International Trade Center—a place where dreams are built and histories are written—this tree becomes more than a planting. It is a living monument. It will grow with time, witnessing the rise of a community, the flourishing of new generations, and the enduring bonds that unite us.
As we look upon this tree, we do not simply see nature—we see a story. A story of perseverance, of honor, and of a dream that will never fade.






























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