Studies of Chinese Americans have found that

1, the largest Asian group: Chinese represent the largest Asian group (about 25%);

2. Higher education cluster: Chinese Americans gather in a few universities (only 3% of all higher education institutions);

3. The proportion of higher education is high: the proportion of Chinese-American adults with college degrees is twice that of the general population;

4. Lack of high school education: On the contrary, the new Chinese Americans represent the largest number of American adults who lack high school education;

5. Occupation: The proportion of Chinese Americans engaged in professional and management occupations is higher than that of the general population (53% to 34%);

6. Industry: Chinese Americans gather in industries related to health care, food service, manufacturing and professional/scientific fields;

7. Fairness of salary: Chinese men get lower salary than whites with the same education level;

8. Geographical Agglomeration: 60% of Chinese Americans live in several cities led by new york, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Boston and Dallas.

9. Suburban immigrants: In the past 20 years, more and more Chinese Americans have left Chinatown, a traditional ethnic settlement, to live. Many wealthy Chinese Americans now live in suburban communities, which are often called "ethnic suburbs" or "Asian cities".

10, nationality: 3/4 Chinese Americans are American citizens and show a high naturalization rate. However, this is not the case for new immigrants, who are slow to seek citizenship.

1 1, inter-ethnic/inter-racial:110 Chinese Americans are inter-ethnic and/or inter-racial.

Divorce: Once Chinese Americans get married, they tend to stay married-their divorce rate is less than half of the total population (4.4% vs. 65,438+00%).