Sa JunLu was a prominent figure in the overseas Chinese and education circles in the early years of the Republic of China. As early as in 1911, he met Grandfather Yeo Cheow Kaw at the Burmese Overseas Chinese Educational Syndicate.
A paper to commemorate the 120th Anniversary of the Xiayang Primary School founded by Yeo Cheow Kaw in 1904, translated from Chinese.
Two beautiful plaques hang on the wall of Sit Teik Tong in Rangoon. One of them marks the conferment of the title of Director of Industrial Business to Yeo Cheow Kaw. A third plaque, in stone and marking the same honour hangs above the main door to his former residence in Xiayang. Here is the story behind these plaques of honour.
A Signature of Yeo Cheow Kaw appeared in an 104-year-old document from Burma
The remarkable architecture that replicates Southern Hokkien (Minnan) design draws more than casual attention from Western tourists and history authors.
