Orange County History

Orange County was established on March 11, 1889, and its name came from oranges, the main crop at the time. The California Disneyland on the outskirts of Los Angeles is located in Anaheim, the second largest city in Orange County. The Chinese population in the county is mostly concentrated in the wealthy emerging planned city of Irvine in central Orange County. ). In addition to Chinese Americans, Orange County is also home to other Asians, including a considerable number of Korean Americans in the city of Fullerton in the north; and in Westminster in the northwest, there is also the largest Vietnamese ethnic group outside of Vietnam. settlement, so the area is also known as "Little Saigon". Orange County is known as the county with the most obvious "*** and party tendencies" in the United States. Judging from local or federal elections in recent decades, most of the voting results have been won by *** and party candidates, and there is a considerable gap between them and their Democratic opponents. It is generally believed that such political tendencies come from the conservative attitudes of local residents on political, economic and social issues (whether they are the early internal immigrants who immigrated here from the Midwest and South of the United States, or the later large numbers of Asian immigrants), and this This position is exactly the traditional ideology of Mao Zedong and the Party.

In addition to Chinese Americans, Orange County is also home to other Asians, including a considerable number of Koreans in the cities of Fullerton and Buena Park in the north; In the northwest, near Westminster and Garden Grove, there are the largest Vietnamese settlements outside Vietnam. This area is known as "Little Saigon". Orange County also has a large number of Japanese and Indian residents, but they live relatively scattered.