In this episode of "American Potential," Jeff Crank hosts Zhe Fan Little, whose life journey from Shanghai to America encapsulates a quest for liberty and service. Growing up during the transition from China's Cultural Revolution to its socialist market economy, Zhe shares vivid experiences of the era's challenges, including the lack of religious and speech freedoms. Her narrative provides a unique perspective on the contrast between the tightly controlled society she left and the freedoms she embraced in America.
 
After immigrating to the United States, Zhe's commitment to service led her to engage with various nonprofits, veterans, first responders, and government officials. Her aspirations to join the military, though unfulfilled due to age restrictions, didn't deter her from serving her community. She discusses her role in the South Carolina State Guard and her involvement with Concerned Veterans for America, highlighting her dedication to supporting those who safeguard freedom.
 
Zhe's story is not just an immigrant's tale but a profound reflection on the value of freedom and opportunity. As she shares her experiences of adapting to American life, her insights underline the importance of preserving and cherishing the liberties that define the American ethos. This episode is an inspiring reminder of the impact one individual can make through a life of service, driven by a deep appreciation of freedom.
 
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