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On the Characteristics of the Development of the Chinese Immigrants in America

Ming Wang

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Immigrants are an important part of a country's human resources. And modern immigrants have become force that cannot be neglected for a suzerain state. Almost throughout the whole historic stage since the founding of America, the Chinese immigrants in America have contributed greatly to the development and construction of America. The development of the Chinese immigrants in America can be roughly divided into the following three phases: Phase One, which started from the 1880's and ended in 1940, was dominated by racial discrimination. Phase Two (1945-1960) saw a large number of historical revisionist ideas. Phase Three began in the 1960's when American government amended the Immigration Law in order to attract more hi-tech talents, thus making it possible for large number of intellectuals to rush into America. And it is these Chinese immigrants in America that made a great contribution to the development and construction of America.

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Immigrants are an important part of a country's human resources. And modern immigrants have become force that cannot be neglected for a suzerain state. Almost throughout the whole historic stage since the founding of America, the Chinese immigrants in America have contributed greatly to the development and construction of America. The development of the Chinese immigrants in America can be roughly divided into the following three phases: Phase One, which started from the 1880's and ended in 1940, was dominated by racial discrimination. Phase Two (1945-1960) saw a large number of historical revisionist ideas. Phase Three began in the 1960's when American government amended the Immigration Law in order to attract more hi-tech talents, thus making it possible for large number of intellectuals to rush into America. And it is these Chinese immigrants in America that made a great contribution to the development and construction of America.

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Immigrants are an important part of a country's human resources. And modern immigrants have become force that cannot be neglected for a suzerain state. Almost throughout the whole historic stage since the founding of America, the Chinese immigrants in America have contributed greatly to the development and construction of America. The development of the Chinese immigrants in America can be roughly divided into the following three phases: Phase One, which started from the 1880's and ended in 1940, was dominated by racial discrimination. Phase Two (1945-1960) saw a large number of historical revisionist ideas. Phase Three began in the 1960's when American government amended the Immigration Law in order to attract more hi-tech talents, thus making it possible for large number of intellectuals to rush into America. And it is these Chinese immigrants in America that made a great contribution to the development and construction of America.

Key concepts: Immigration, Chinese americans, Political science, Government (linguistics), Gold rush, State (computer science), Order (exchange), Development economics

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