Growing Trees Chinese Academy

Growing Trees Chinese Academy Hi Everybody! We are Growing Trees Chinese Academy! We offer online and in-person Chinese programs f

📣 We’re Hiring Language Teachers! | Join Our Team 💬🌍Are you passionate about education and language learning?Do you enjo...
08/06/2025

📣 We’re Hiring Language Teachers! | Join Our Team 💬🌍

Are you passionate about education and language learning?
Do you enjoy working with children and creating meaningful classroom experiences?

Growing Trees Language School is looking for enthusiastic, bilingual teachers to join our warm and vibrant team! 🌱

📌 Now Hiring:
🔹 Mandarin Teachers
🔹 English Teachers
🔹 Spanish Teachers
🔹 Korean Teachers
🔹 Cantonese Teachers

Part-time & full-time positions available

What We’re Looking For:
✅ Bilingual fluency (Mandarin + English preferred)
✅ Strong communication skills and classroom presence
✅ Passion for teaching and inspiring young learners
✅ Teaching experience or education-related background preferred
✅ Responsible, creative, and team-oriented mindset

Why Join Us?
🌟 Supportive and friendly teaching environment
🌟 Competitive pay based on experience
🌟 Opportunities for growth and training
🌟 Make a real impact through language and cultural exchange

📍 Location: La Cañada, CA
📩 To apply: DM us or email your resume to [email protected]

Let’s grow together — in language, in confidence, and in community!
✨ We’d love to meet you! ✨



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05/11/2025

For just $388 per week, kids ages 3YO to Grade 12 can explore exciting careers—from lawyers and doctors to astronauts and animators—while learning Mandarin through fun, hands-on activities. Each themed camp runs Monday to Friday, blending language, creativity, and adventure in a supportive environment.
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🎒✨ Ready for a summer of growth, fun, and confidence?2025 Summer Camp Enrollment is NOW OPEN!👧👦 Build skills. Learn a ne...
04/27/2025

🎒✨ Ready for a summer of growth, fun, and confidence?
2025 Summer Camp Enrollment is NOW OPEN!

👧👦 Build skills. Learn a new language. Make new friends.
Let’s make this the BEST summer ever 🌟

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🇨🇳 Chinese Immersion Summer Camp — culture, crafts & conversation
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✅ Safe & caring environment

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📍 Institution Location: 3536 Foothill Blvd, La Crescenta-Montrose, CA 91214

✨ Let’s make this a summer to remember!

03/05/2025

蔡澜:尽情体验,美好自来

On the stage of figure skating, Alysa Liu is like a dazzling shooting star. She burst into the public eye with astonishi...
02/22/2025

On the stage of figure skating, Alysa Liu is like a dazzling shooting star. She burst into the public eye with astonishing grace, then after a brief hiatus, she returned with a whole new radiance, continuing to write her own legend. At just 19 years old, her life trajectory is already filled with remarkable highlights, and the growth journey and diverse identities behind it add a special touch to her story.
Looking back from 2017 to 2022, Alysa Liu had an incredibly successful streak in the figure skating field. At the age of 12, she outperformed her competitors and won the U.S. Junior National Championship. The following year, she went all out and claimed her first senior national championship.
Her bronze medal at the 2020 World Junior Championships, sixth - place finish at the 2022 Winter Olympics, and another bronze medal at the 2022 World Championships bore witness to her agility and talent on the ice. Back then, she was undoubtedly a gifted teenage figure skater. However, right after the Olympics, she resolutely decided to take a break from the competition scene and embarked on a two - year hiatus.
friends she made made her deeply fall in love with the diversity and inclusiveness of Los Angeles. Although the conflicts between competitions and academics led to the postponement of the semester and the interruption of courses, she made a clever plan. She intends to take online courses during the summer semester to continue her academic journey.
Family and friends have always been the warm foundation of Alysa Liu's life. As an extroverted ENFP, she shares a deep and affectionate bond with her four siblings. Her triplet younger siblings and sister Selina are of a similar age to her, and their home is constantly filled with laughter and joy. She treasures every moment spent with her family. Even though she once had the idea of moving out, in the end, her reluctance to part with her family led her to choose to stay at home. Apart from her family, the friends she met on the skating rink and grew up with are also an indispensable part of her life.
Nowadays, the skating rink is no longer the main place for her social activities. She focuses more on enjoying the sport of skating itself and sharing the trivialities of life with her friends off the ice. In her spare time, photography, fashion, and watching movies have become her favorite pastimes. She is particularly obsessed with Everything Everywhere All at Once, and doing 3D puzzles with her friends is also an activity that she never gets tired of.
It's worth mentioning that Alysa Liu has a unique cultural background. Her father is Chinese, which enables her to be exposed to the Chinese language from an early age and acquire the ability to communicate in Chinese. In some interviews, her responses in Chinese were quite impressive. This cultural background and language ability provide her with a unique perspective on seeing the world and understanding life. Amidst the blending and collision of different cultures, she absorbs nourishment, shapes a richer inner world, and injects a distinctive soul into her figure skating performances.

Last March, Alysa Liu made a spectacular comeback to the figure skating arena. In this season, her dynamic and highly creative performances instantly ignited the enthusiasm of the audience. At the 2025 Prevagen U.S. Figure Skating Championships, her short program amazed the whole venue, winning thunderous applause and standing ovations. She was just a step away from the overall championship. However, her goals have long transcended winning or losing. Growth and the exploration of her potential on the ice are what truly matter to her.

In terms of fashion and dressing, Alysa Liu also demonstrates extraordinary taste. After her comeback, she has a preference for skirts during practice. She is especially fond of the elegance of the ice - ballet style, and loose - fitting sports - dance - style pants are also among her favorites. She bravely explores within colors and patterns, striving to break the traditional framework. When it comes to competition costumes, she collaborates tacitly with designer Lisa McKinnon. They pursue a diverse range of styles, and the unique design of the short - program costume without crystals is the result of their creative collision.

Alysa Liu, this rising star full of potential in the figure skating world, with her unique cultural background, diverse hobbies, and unremitting exploration of herself, has become a three - dimensional and fascinating figure. In the future, whether on the ice rink or in all aspects of life, it is believed that she will continue to shine brightly and write more wonderful chapters.

02/08/2025

罗伯特·瓦尔丁格:良好的关系”让人生更快乐健康

Susan's story is definitely a story of how a top achiever came of age.Chengdu girl appointed as Facebook CFO! She was ad...
01/18/2025

Susan's story is definitely a story of how a top achiever came of age.
Chengdu girl appointed as Facebook CFO! She was admitted to Stanford at the age of 15, and broke the ceiling of Chinese against the trend of winter!
At the age of 36, she broke the ceiling of Asian and female workplaces and became an executive of a Silicon Valley technology giant.
Susan was nicknamed "1.5 Generation immigrant" by her parents because she was born in China.
When she was born, her father was studying for his doctorate in the United States, and it was not until she was 2 years old that she moved to the United States and met her father for the first time when he became a professor at Portland State University.
My parents consider themselves first-generation immigrants, and my younger sister, born in the United States, is a second-generation immigrant. But Susan only passed away when she was 2 years old, so she is a 1.5 generation immigrant.
Although she was very young when she immigrated, the two cultures collided in her heart, making her often feel at odds with her surroundings.
At the time, the family lived in suburban Lake Oswego and attended public schools there. Her parents were thrifty, and she was one of the few immigrant children in her school, fluent in both Chinese and English.
Each student has a disposable paper bag for lunch, and her parents, in order to save money, give her a plastic bag every day, so that she can be used repeatedly.
This once made her feel so embarrassed that she dreamed of having the same paper bag as her classmates.
Susan learned from her parents early on the meaning of struggle, and has come up with a unique approach to life: embrace difference
His parents moved to the United States in their 20s. They have nothing in this strange country.
In order to earn money, when my father studied for a doctorate in the United States, he would also work in a restaurant and did cleaning.Because the family was not rich at that time, the family of four had to share with two other families, "squeezed" in a three-bedroom apartment.
Despite her parents' hard money and difficult life, she still felt that she had everything she needed, especially when it came to education.
Despite their extreme frugality, Susan's parents never made her feel spiritually impoverished. She said her parents gave her two gifts.
One is the sacrifices her parents made for her; The other is that her parents encourage her to work hard and always believe in herself. This makes her feel confident and confident at all times.
When Susan was in primary school, she wore unfashionable sports clothes all the time. When a girl grows up, it is inevitable that she loves beauty. So for her birthday, she asked for a stylish pair of jeans: the girls around her wore them.
She used to regard clothes as necessities of life, never thought that clothes can also be used as gifts.
So Dad went to Costco and bought her a pair of purple jeans. The style wasn't exactly what she wanted, but it excited her and made it seem like a different experience.
Susan says these unique memories form the core of her strength.
From the paper bag for dinner to the blue jeans that everyone will wear, she has tried again and again to integrate into the surrounding environment, the idea is so urgent, but she has always been a "misfit" existence.
It was early 2008, and Facebook was only four years old, still nowhere near the size of MySpace, the world's second-largest social networking site.
But Susan saw life and energy in the company, and with so many of her Stanford classmates working there, Susan was excited to jump into Facebook.
At the beginning of my career in the financial department, I built an online advertising sales model for Facebook to predict revenue. Participated in the launch of each of Facebook's new monetization products, such as Facebook game payments; Susan also spent a year and a half in 2011 and 2012 preparing for the company's IPO...
Susan has been with Meta for 14 years and was appointed Vice President of Finance in 2016.
In 2022, Meta announced massive layoffs.
In this case, Susan not only became a "survivor" of the layoffs, but also bucked the trend and was promoted to CFO at the age of 36. The average age of a Fortune 500 CFO is 53!
Colleagues are also quite convinced, because she has already served as the second in charge of the company's financial department for many years, and her work ability is obvious to all.Boss Mark Zuckerberg has also repeatedly said that Susan has played an important role in the Meta team. At the time of the appointment, Zuckerberg tweeted: "I am confident that Susan is ready to take on this new role."
Now, just over a year into his tenure, Meta's stock price has increased five times! Who did not say: "Meta dig treasure!"

01/04/2025

张颂文:向光明绽放,总有一天变成参天大树

Zhang Lu, an investor in Silicon Valley, started her business at the age of 21, became a millionaire at the age of 23, a...
12/27/2024

Zhang Lu, an investor in Silicon Valley, started her business at the age of 21, became a millionaire at the age of 23, and became the first Chinese to be selected by Forbes American Elite list at the age of 27. The venture capital Fund she founded, Fusion Fund, manages nearly $500 million in capital and invests in more than 100 projects.

Zhang Lu CAI is only 35 years old, and is already the most high-profile new investor in Silicon Valley. She started her business at the age of 21, and her first medical device company was acquired and successfully exited more than two years later, earning her first bucket of gold.

She has been named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, Silicon Valley BusinessWeek's Silicon Valley Women of Influence, and Fortune magazine's Most Powerful Women in Business. She was also selected as a VC industry subject on Forbes' 30 Under 30 list in 2017, the first Chinese to receive this honor.

She is a guest lecturer at Stanford University and an innovation mentor at Singularity University. The latter is a joint venture between Google and NASA, which claims to be the "smartest university in the world".
Today, Fusion Fund, which she founded in 2015, manages nearly $500 million in capital and has invested in more than 100 ventures, including Lyft, MissionBio, Mojo Vision, Grubmarket, and Otter.ai, including unicorns and successful public companies.

Zhang Lu regards entrepreneurs as dreamers, and her growth and entrepreneurial journey is also a reflection of dreams.

She was born in Inner Mongolia, the daughter of an entrepreneur. From the age of six, she often accompanied her father to various cities in China, which made her have more experiences and stronger self-awareness than other children of the same age.
Her mother is a painter. Thanks to her mother's inheritance, Zhang Lu has been gifted with art since childhood.

Zhang Lu said she also liked literature and history as a child. In high school, she became more active in exploring her interests.

She was in a rock band, played keyboard in a band, and liked the band Beyond. She ran the literary magazine "Scarecrow" and organized many public welfare activities. She is also the student council president.
In terms of academic performance, Zhang Lu did not ignore. In 2006, he was admitted to Tianjin University and won the first place of the Top Ten Outstanding Young people of Tianjin University. He is proficient in English and went to Stanford four years later to pursue a master's degree in materials science.

After arriving at Stanford University, Zhang Lu was infected by the innovation atmosphere of Silicon Valley and knew that her ambition was not academic research. After obtaining a master's degree, she gave up pursuing a doctorate and chose the career path of venture capital to open a new chapter in her life.
After 14 years in Silicon Valley, Zhang Lu feels that although the environment is full of competition and extremely hard and busy, she is happy to choose the current life. She said: "Entrepreneurship is a state of life, it is a choice. It is not smooth sailing, the process is always difficult, as if going through Nirvana.

"But real entrepreneurs look at the world with optimism and idealism. I believe that the purpose of entrepreneurship and investment is to create wealth while changing the world, and most importantly, to change the world. So even though I live like a chicken every day and work very hard, when I see the companies I invest in have a positive impact on the world, I feel that it is a very meaningful and worthwhile thing to do."

12/12/2024

苹果库克:以有限生命,创独特自我

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