Which city in Brazil is from China?

Question 1: How many Chinese Brazilians or Chinese Brazilians (Portuguese: Sino-brasileiro or Chinês-brasileiro) were born in Brazil, or immigrated to Brazil, and they are of China origin? The total number of Chinese in Brazil is estimated to be about 15 1649.

Sao Paulo has the largest number of Brazilian Chinese, especially in the free zone. The Free Zone is famous for its large number of Japanese, but many immigrants from Taiwan Province Province have settled there. In addition, with the 1949 * * * proletarian revolution, many immigrants from Chinese mainland came to the free zone. There are also many Cantonese from Hong Kong and Portuguese-speaking Macao people who have settled in Brazil, including some mixed-race Macao people. These Macao immigrants usually speak and understand Portuguese (they also speak Portuguese, which is a mixed language of Macao), so they can adapt to life in Brazil more easily. China people in Brazil today usually speak Portuguese and Chinese.

Question 2: Which city in Brazil is suitable for China people to go to Sao Paulo for development? Many people in China have set up companies and enterprises there, and they have done a good job.

Question 3: How many settled Chinese are there in Brazil? There are nearly 300,000 Chinese in Sao Paulo, and there are also many Portuguese-speaking training courses for Chinese arc. Moreover, in that relative environment, learning a language will be relatively easy. (Portuguese is similar to Spanish)

Question 4: China in the eyes of Brazilians. Portuguese is spoken in Brazil. Brazil is an immigrant country, except for the accidents of the aborigines, most of them are immigrants, and there are all kinds of people. There are quite a few people from China in Brazil, and Brazilians are generally good to China people. People in any country have good and bad, and so does Brazil. According to my friend, Rio and Sao Paulo are a bit messy. There are large slums in Rio, and it is precisely because of the huge gap between the rich and the poor that crimes occur from time to time. Robbery is often seen in the street, and you can't wander in the street at night. On the whole, Brazilians are not bad.

Question 5: Does Brazil discriminate against Chinese? Rio de Janeiro is safer. Sao Paulo because the city is too big. There are many poor people, and there is a famous China Street in Sao Paulo. 25th Street. Basically, you can live there in Mandarin. Generally speaking, in Brazil, Cantonese people set up shop in jiaozi, while Zhejiang people do business \ r \ The overall public security in Brazil is not good, and neither are the local people. \ r \ China people will not be discriminated against, and their knowledge of Portuguese will vary from person to person.

Question 6: Liu Bitong, a 42-year-old Chinese from Brazil, Sao Paulo and Fujian, who knows this person, please tell us. 10 minutes

Question 7: What's the name of China's new song today, Brazilian Chinese singer? Uptown funk music

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Question 8: What's the difference between China and Brazil? China and Brazil are both countries called the national ball, the difference lies in the size of the ball!

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