Chinese United Front Chambers of Commerce Embedded in U.S. Local Business Networks
Summary
The passage identifies a structured network of China‑linked chambers of commerce (CGCC and 31 regional groups) with senior U.S. officials attending events, suggesting a conduit for political influence China General Chamber of Commerce (CGCC) founded 2005, headquartered in New York, with five regional CGCC chair is Xu Chen, President & CEO of Bank of China USA. CGCC hosted U.S. governors in 2017 an
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