by Astrid Bouwman China is something different for everyone: for some a popular travel destination, for others a professional fascination, a long friendship, field of study or personal memory. In this section we let VNC members have their say. Who are they, where does their interest in China come from,
Semarang, 2-12-1932 – Rotterdam, 30-1-2026 On Friday evening, January 30, Agnes Ko passed away. Unfortunately, her health failed her more and more in recent years and eventually she had to give up. Agnes Ko (maiden name Goey Swan Lioe) became active for the VNC in the eighties. After a period
David Zee On Sunday 25 January, VNC and InBetweeners (a community of curious Chinese people who come together to explore cross-sector topics they care about), hosted a well-attended and inspiring event at Verhalenhuis Belvédère in Rotterdam, exploring the history and lived experiences of the Chinese diaspora in the Netherlands. Through
by Astrid Bouwman Chi Lau is now a familiar face within VNC. His career from member to board member and then to secretary took place within three years. In addition to his secretary duties, he participates in various subgroups and initiates continouosly activities such as the company visit to Huawei
by Astrid Bouwman China means something different to everyone: for some a beloved travel destination, for others a professional fascination, a lifelong friendship, an academic field, or a personal memory. In this new series we give members of the Vereniging Nederland China a voice. Who are they, where does their
