Happy Lunar New Year from the USC US-China Institute!
Book Reading with Sam Ung
Wing Luke Museum of the Asian American Experience hosts Sam Ung, the author of "I Survived the Killing Fields."
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Sam Ung, owner of Chinatown / International District's Phnom Penh restaurant, will do a reading from his book I Survived the Killing Fields. Ung's life story is the American Dream, from living through the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia to becoming a successful restaurant owner in Seattle. He will sign books after the reading. Books are available for purchase at the Marketplace.
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