Sep. 8th 2013, AABT Boston and Patty Chen Featured in The Providence Journal,The Seattle Times, Columbus Dispatch, People’s Daily Overseas, and over 100 newspapers/internet articles in the USA and China

http://www.providencejournal.com/opinion/columns/20130908-froma-harrop-chinas-rich-yearning-to-breathe-free-migrate-to-u.s..ece

2013年 9月8日,在美国和中国, 百家报纸/网络文章上报道和转载陈艺平 (帕蒂·陈)和本公司美亚商旅集团-波士顿 American Asia Business Tour Group-Boston 为中国购房者提供卓越品质的全套服务

http://news1.uschinapress.com/united/20130909/81439.html

**Patty Chen at front of the company building 帕蒂·陈 ( 陈艺平) 在公司门前**

China’s rich, yearning to breathe free, migrate to U.S.

( by: Froma Harrop, Froma Harrop is a member of The Journal’s editorial board and a syndicated columnist. She can be followed on Twitter: @FromaHarrop.)

Thousands of Chinese are fleeing to the United States. We are not talking about impoverished peasants hiding in cargo containers. We’re talking about millionaires flying first class and buying condos in the choicest ZIP codes. A big reason for this relocation, real estate agents say, is a desire for America’s clean air, as opposed to China’s suffocating smog.

Welcome to the new world of environmental immigration. These are not the “huddled masses” immortalized on the Statue of Liberty’s poem, but they are — quite literally — “yearning to breathe free.”

One can see the point of leaving China if you have the resources. Rust-colored toxic wastes choke its rivers. Sooty air makes eyes itch. And public-health crises in some industrial towns have reached the level that they’re being called “cancer villages.” Who wants to expose the family to that if you can live under Boston’s blue skies and in close proximity to the select U.S. universities you want your kids to attend anyway?

About a quarter of recent buyers for Boston’s top luxury condos have been foreign investors, especially from China and other parts of Asia. A local entrepreneur, Patty Chen, runs a soup-to-nuts relocation service, America Asia Business Tour Group-Boston, helping out with immigration visas, real-estate services, and advice on schools and neighborhoods.

You wonder whether China’s environment would have been allowed to get so putrid if rich Chinese had to gasp the same air as the toilers. One can’t blame them for wanting to escape, but still you wonder.

http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20130905/OPINION04/709059961

http://www.providencejournal.com/opinion/columns/20130908-froma-harrop-chinas-rich-yearning-to-breathe-free-migrate-to-u.s..ece

http://seattletimes.com/html/opinion/2021764292_fromaharoopcolumnchinaenvironmentxml.html

http://www.bostonreb.com/2013/06/chinese-and-other-foreigners-snap-up-properties-in-boston/

http://theswellesleyreport.com/2013/06/wellesley-entrepreneur-helping-chinese-scoop-up-boston-area-homes/

http://www.empadvisers.com/overseas-buyers-flood-regions-realty-market-news-id-3461/

http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/editorials/2013/09/06/chinese-elite-come-to-u-s–yearning-to-breathe-clean-air.html

http://www.thestockmarketwatch.co/boston-influx-of-chinese-buyers-purchase-for-his-wife-and-daughter-holiday-use.html

http://www.tourismoil.com/index.php/asia-tour/245-america-asia-business-tour

http://rockthetruth2.blogspot.com/2013/06/sunday-globe-special-house-hunting-in.html