China workers introduced

Chinese laborers generally refer to China laborers and coolies who went overseas to work in the late Qing Dynasty, usually farmers or fishermen from remote areas (especially Wuyi area in Guangdong Province). They were deceived or defrauded by intermediary companies such as recruitment offices to make a living overseas. They will receive the first payment in advance, but deduct the introduction fee, transportation fee and commission, and then go overseas, such as Southeast Asia, the United States, Canada and Australia, and even. Many of them died in a foreign land because they could not return to China and could not obtain the civil rights and immigration qualifications of their place of residence. /kloc-From the middle and late 9th century to the early 20th century, these laborers who went abroad signed contracts, which were called contract Chinese laborers, commonly known as selling piglets. The place where pigs are sold and traded is called the recruitment hall, commonly known as the pig hall, which is called Barracoon in Portuguese. Macao was the center of human trafficking in the19th century. There are many pig houses between St. Anthony's church and St. Paul's archway. In 2006, Canadian Prime Minister Harper apologized in Cantonese for the poll tax levied by the government on Chinese workers more than 100 years ago, and announced the compensation plan.