The United States became world's art center after WWII. It is a shrine to many artists. Ju Ming also believed in his heart that he had to go there some day. In fact, he headed toward New York in 1980 and pursued his art career there. This journey was a very important step for Ju Ming in terms of his going international. It also had significant impact on his later art creation. Yet there is not much research on this period. This paper looks at this rarely-mentioned period by examining collection records and documents borrowed from National Gallery of Australia Research Library Archives, i.e., information of the many galleries opened by Max Hutchinson, who was Ju Ming's art agent in the United States, personal letters of Ju Ming archived in Juming Museum, and interviews with Ju Ming to better understand this period and further discusses the meaning and influence this period has on Ju Ming.