Survivor migration

The Titanic incident, which I believe is well known, was adapted into the movie Titanic. Then recently, it was revealed that there were six Chinese survivors on the Titanic, which shocked everyone. Moreover, these six China have not been erased from the film, but have actually been deported from the United States.

The reason why they didn't appear in the film was their routine operation in the United States. Once something happens that infringes on their own interests, they will take decisive measures, while the United States always likes to criticize China from the commanding heights. China treats all countries with courtesy. People don't attack me, I don't attack. Moreover, the United States is not really friendly to China, and always likes to create rumors about China.

What if it's not James? Cameron said in the documentary Six Men that six of the eight China passengers on the Titanic survived. In this film, Ruth was saved from the survivors in China. /kloc-More than 0/00 years ago, the Titanic hit an iceberg and sank. The survivors were rescued to new york Port, and they were treated like heroes. However, the six survivors were expelled from the scene within 24 hours because of the implementation of the Chinese Exclusion Act in the United States at that time and disappeared into the dust of history. What was reported at that time was undoubtedly slander against the people of China and wanton slander? Fear of death? 、? Hiding in a lifeboat disguised as a woman? ..... More than one hundred years have passed, and this long-forgotten story has finally been uncovered. At that time, there was almost no mention of China people in the story of the Titanic incident and passengers. We don't know whether there were China people on that ship, nor how they escaped. They are ignored and hidden as if they had been deliberately cleaned up.

After the sinking of the Titanic, Fang Rongshan was rescued and offered to help the exhausted sailors. Although he was respected by the people on board, the six China people were regarded as stowaways, because everything that could prove their identity was lost after the shipwreck. As a result, they were refused entry to the United States. After being detained for one night, the six of them were blocked on a fruit merchant ship bound for Cuba the next day. Among them, Yalin was sent to Hong Kong or Shanghai, and his whereabouts are unknown. Yan Xi worked as a sailor at sea and finally went to India, where his whereabouts were unknown. On the subsequent voyage, Jie Zhong contracted lung disease and soon died in England. Hu Zhong, because there are too many people with the same name and surname, he has not confirmed his identity so far. Li Bing, he finally opened a coffee shop in Canada. Fang Rongshan finally returned to the United States through his own efforts and became a businessman.

I owe these six China people an explanation. They did nothing wrong, but they were treated like this. Is it because America looks at them with colored glasses?