Papers of Chang going on public view

Papers of Chang going on public view

NEW YORK, United States - Papers of the late Chang Hsueh-liang, who helped form an alliance between China's Nationalists and Communists against Japan in 1936, will be made public from June 5 at Columbia University. Chang's son Chang Lu-lin (L), along with two grandsons - Jeff Chang (C) and Rob Chang - attended a commemorative ceremony held at a library at the university on June 3.

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