At 37, he is the country head of a global property investment and consultancy firm that bears his name: Jones Lang La Salle Leechiu. He has a wonderful career where the pay is "hard to match" and which allows him to make up for lost time with his family.

Filipino-Chinese in China has showed support for their fellow Filipino in the Philippines by raising money to send back to the victims of typhoon Ondoy and Pepeng.

Filipino-Chinese George Tanlimco, Jr., a senior high school student from the Chiang Kai Shek College (CKSC) was named one of the Ten Outstanding Boy Scouts (TOBS) in the country.

Another batch of young and genius Filipino-Chinese math Olympiads had once again raised the Philippine flag in the international Math competition.

Hapee Toothpaste, owned by the Lamoiyan Corporation takes risk and prove that “pinoy product” can compete internationally as it move steps forward by exporting the product in China.

Tsinay philanthropist and humanitarian activist, Irene K. Yusingco was recently named one of the great Filipino humanitarians to received 2009 Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Award.

The town is painted again with bright yellow; however, the mood is not as bright as what the color reflects.

Filipino-Chinese had once again raised our flag in the international scene as they bagged 3^rd place on the recent 2009 International Regions Mathematics League (IRML) held early this month at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas USA.

Our country is blessed with breathtaking places that make us wow, we are blessed with rich history that makes us proud and we are blessed to have people who possess skills and intelligence that makes all people around the world astound. We have dozens, or let’s say thousands of great individuals that hail our flag in the international competitions- and mind you, they are young and astonishingly bright kids!