Why are there Chinatown in so many places in the world?

Most of the early immigrants were farmers and craftsmen. They will be trafficked for economic and trade reasons, or they may be forced by life, or they may have to leave their homes because of the change of dynasties. So in a completely strange foreign land, we have to rely on national cohesion, live together and help each other make a living.

1. The tragic history forced by life. Nowadays, black people in America are rioting because life is excluded. /kloc-In the late 20th century, the United States used to hate China people coming to their territory, just because China is becoming more and more powerful, which is rare. Overseas Chinese are discriminated and rejected by American racism from time to time. Call us? China guy? Sick man of East Asia? Some overseas Chinese can't stand this insult and go back to China, or go to Chinatown in new york and other cities. In Chinatown, the personal safety of overseas Chinese is relatively guaranteed. Chinatown at that time was their fortress and refuge.

Second, the group is warm, and the formation of Chinatown is sad, but it is also very simple, that is, in other places, we don't know each other and can only get together. People in China pay attention to reunion, so for this reason, more and more people choose to go out and set up shops to do business, and some choose to earn money by themselves. So many people in China get together that it is inconvenient for foreigners to eat, wear and live, so they opened a China.

Third, foreigners are curious about China people. Slowly, this place attracted many people. Many foreigners are also curious about China's food culture. They thought Chinese food was delicious and wanted to know what China was like, so they came. Many traditional handicrafts of China, such as porcelain, embroidery and silk, gradually appeared here, so Chinatown gradually became a traditional block representing ancient oriental culture, so it became bigger and bigger later.