Port Angeles: Touring Chinese students to visit Saturday

Peninsula College will host 56 students and six chaperones from the Autonomous Region of Guangxi, China, starting Saturday.

The members of the Guangxi Student Study Tour will be staying in college dorms and with host families until Aug. 15.

The group of students, the majority of whom live in the city of Nanning, has been touring U.S. cities — including, New York, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Las Vegas and Los Angeles — since July 27.

The students will attend Peninsula College’s English as a second language program and tour Olympic National Park.

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