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    Girls Killed in Asiana Plane Crash Were Headed for LA Summer Camp

    The two Chinese girls killed in Saturday's plane crash in San Francisco were among 34 bound for the West Valley Christian School and summer camp in Los Angeles. The West Valley Christian School is hardly the only American destination for young Chinese.

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    By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    The two Chinese girls killed in Saturday's plane crash in San Francisco were among 34 bound for the West Valley Christian School and summer camp in Los Angeles. The West Valley Christian School is hardly the only American destination for young Chinese. Education in the United States has become an important asset for people in China's rising middle class.

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