2004•Unpublished venueRequires access
On the late Qing government ' s policy of protecting the overseas Chinese
Qiu Jian-zhang
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Abstract
In the article, the author probes into the causes of Chinese going abroad and home and of the fundamental change of the late Qing government's attitude towards overseas Chinese, and illustrates the process of the late Qing government's sending ambassadors and consuls and their work of protecting overseas Chinese, taking as examples America and Nanyang where overseas Chinese were densely populated.