A visit to the San Francisco Supreme Lodge · May 15, 2026 Photo: 馬紅兵 / Sing Tao · Published May 21, 2026 View the original report ↗
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Explore reporting on our San Francisco lodge and Clifton Leung (梁國緯) in the community. Each entry explains the connection and links to the original newspaper. Dates below are publication dates; event dates are noted separately.
Sing Tao reports on the September 12 Leung family celebration, with ancestral observances and White Crane lion dancing. The article names Clifton Leung (梁國緯) as a Leung association officer and president of White Crane.
San Francisco connection Coverage of our president’s wider San Francisco community work, in the roles identified by the newspaper.
Community guests and Leung association leaders with the celebration’s lion-dance team. September 12, 2026. Photo: 馬紅兵 / Sing Tao
The report on the August 2 celebration names the Supreme Lodge’s president 梁國緯, 盟長趙炳賢 and secretary 陳龍贊 among the guests, documenting the lodge’s presence in the local martial-arts community.
San Francisco connection Named San Francisco Supreme Lodge representatives attending a community celebration.
Lion-eye-dotting ceremony at White Crane’s anniversary celebration, shown in Sing Tao’s August 20 report. Photo: 馬紅兵 / Sing Tao
A Tzu Chi youth exploration group included the Supreme Lodge in its Chinatown history walk. Sing Tao describes lessons about overseas Chinese mutual aid and revolutionary history; its photograph shows lodge leader 趙炳賢 introducing Hongmen history.
San Francisco connection A reported educational visit to the San Francisco lodge, connecting young people with its historical collections.
Lodge leader 趙炳賢 introduces Hongmen history during the youth group’s visit, photographed for Sing Tao. Photo: 黃偉江 / Sing Tao
Coverage of the May 14 celebration lists Supreme Lodge president 梁國緯 among the participating community leaders. This is a report about another organization’s anniversary with documented San Francisco Chee Kung Tong participation.
San Francisco connection Included for the named participation of the San Francisco lodge’s president.
On May 15, OCAC vice minister 李妍慧 visited the lodge and was welcomed by president 梁國緯 and fellow officers. Sing Tao highlights the historical photographs and objects she viewed, and discussion of sharing overseas Chinese history with younger generations.
San Francisco connection Direct reporting from inside the San Francisco Supreme Lodge during an official visit.
The visiting delegation and Supreme Lodge representatives exchange gifts and gather for a photograph. May 15, 2026. Photo: 馬紅兵 / Sing Tao
Sing Tao covers the March 7 spring gathering jointly organized by the KMT San Francisco branch and the Three Principles of the People alliance. President 梁國緯 is named among the community guests at the Chinatown celebration.
San Francisco connection The report explicitly identifies 梁國緯 as president of the Hongmen Supreme Lodge among those attending.
Guests at the March 7 spring celebration; the publisher’s caption identifies 梁國緯 in the back row. Photo: 譚國亮 / Sing Tao
At the February 1 ceremony in San Francisco’s Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, the Chinese Traditional Culture Association installed its new leadership. Sing Tao names Chee Kung Tong among the traditional organizations represented at the gathering.
San Francisco connection The San Francisco lodge is expressly included among the participating community organizations.
Community guests with the Chinese Traditional Culture Association’s incoming and outgoing leadership. February 1, 2026. Photo: 馬紅兵 / Sing Tao
World Journal reports on 管中閔’s return visit to San Francisco Chinatown, including his observations of the Supreme Lodge on Spofford Alley and its flags. Political comments in the original are attributed to the visitor.
San Francisco connection The article explicitly identifies the San Francisco lodge and its Spofford Alley location.
Sing Tao covers the installation ceremony held in the lodge hall on December 29, 2025. The report describes the officers’ installation, ceremonial observances and congratulations from visiting representatives.
San Francisco connection Direct coverage inside the San Francisco Supreme Lodge.
Officers and guests gathered at the lodge for the installation ceremony. Event: December 29, 2025; published January 7, 2026. Photo: 馬紅兵 / Sing Tao
The newspaper records the Wong association’s December 27 installation of its 2026 officers. It names Supreme Lodge president 梁國緯 among the visiting guests, documenting another connection between San Francisco’s longstanding community organizations.
San Francisco connection The article names the Hongmen Supreme Lodge president in its guest list.
The Wong association’s incoming and outgoing officers during the December 27, 2025 handover ceremony. Photo: 馬紅兵 / Sing Tao
Coverage of the December 6 foundation launch lists the Supreme Lodge’s president 梁國緯 among participating Bay Area community leaders. The article describes the foundation’s focus on young people, service and cultural exchange.
San Francisco connection Named participation by the San Francisco Supreme Lodge’s president in a wider Bay Area event.
Guests at the My Dream Foundation launch, as published with the December 7 report. Photo: 王日芯 / World Journal
After the Women’s World 8-Ball Championship, visiting players toured the Supreme Lodge during their Bay Area trip. The report names 趙炳賢 and 梁國緯 as hosts and describes a visit to historical objects associated with Sun Yat-sen.
San Francisco connection An explicitly reported visit to the San Francisco Supreme Lodge.
Tournament photograph accompanying World Journal’s report on the athletes’ Bay Area visit. Photo: Photo supplied by interviewee, via World Journal
World Journal reports on a San Jose cultural-park restoration campaign and specifically names San Francisco lodge president 梁國緯 among the press-conference participants.
San Francisco connection The event took place in San Jose; the connection is the named participation of the San Francisco lodge’s president.
This historical feature discusses the San Francisco lodge’s role in Sun Yat-sen’s visits and revolutionary fundraising. It is included for its San Francisco passages; historical interpretations remain those of the article.
San Francisco connection Substantial discussion of the San Francisco lodge, including the 1904 visit and 1911 fundraising.
Sing Tao’s San Francisco report describes the lodge’s decision to place its historical documents in UC Berkeley’s East Asian Library for preservation and public access.
San Francisco connection Direct coverage of the San Francisco Supreme Lodge and its archive.
Source: Sing Tao · 黃偉江
Publication date shown by the publisher: August 11, 2018, HKT; the page also displays an August 10 update.
Selected Sing Tao and World Journal reporting on the San Francisco Supreme Lodge, visits to our headquarters, and our leaders’ community activities. Each card states the connection and the role reported by the newspaper. Headings and summaries are written for this archive; full reports and original viewpoints remain with the linked publishers. Photographs are individually credited. The archive was expanded on October 12, 2026; its newest report is dated September 18, 2026.
