Are Chinese Americans from China?

Chinese Americans (English: Chinese Americans) refer to China people with American nationality or Americans with China descent. Chinese Americans are part of the global Chinese community.

The status of Chinese Americans:

American cities with large China populations include new york, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, Seattle and Portland. From 1960 to 1970, most of these cities have Chinatown, and both new and old residents have immigrants. In some areas, Chinese Americans maintain close ties with other Asian groups, especially Vietnamese Americans.

These connections are helpful. In fact, many Vietnamese Americans are ethnically overseas Chinese, so most Chinese Vietnamese Americans do not classify themselves as Vietnamese Americans. The Chinese population in the United States mainly comes from three regions, of which 60% comes from Chinese mainland, 65,438+06% comes from Taiwan Province Province and 9.4% comes from Hongkong.

Most China people from Taiwan Province Province are engaged in professional and management jobs, while China people from the mainland account for the vast majority of blue-collar jobs in China. China people from Hongkong are engaged in industries with a technical level between Taiwan Province Province and Chinese mainland.