Do "Oriental Jews" refer to Chaoshan people or Wenzhou people?

"Oriental Jews" refers to Chaoshan people in China (chaozhou people).

Chaoshan people and Jews have many similarities, and even some of the same genes flow in their blood vessels. Chaoshan people are as smart, diligent and tenacious as Jews.

Especially in business and other fields, they are very talented and are famous for their small businesses. Like Jews, they wandered around to make a living and were repeatedly rejected. Chaoshan people in Southeast Asian countries, especially Thailand and Indonesia, have suffered several anti-Semitic and anti-Chinese movements similar to those in the West. So Chaoshan people are called "Oriental Jews".

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The origin of Eastern Jews;

During the reign of Rama VI, the first anti-Chinese climax was set off. He used mass media to instill nationalist ideas into the people, and published a large number of articles in newspapers under several pseudonyms, mainly to instill Thai national consciousness and loyalty to the monarch. Besides newspapers, Rama VI was also a prolific writer. He wrote famous works such as "Oriental Jews" and "Wake Up, Thailand".

Among them, Jews in the East was published in 19 12 under the pseudonym Ashawabahu, which severely criticized China people. There are two similarities between China and Jews. First, no matter where China people are, no matter what nationality they are, they are essentially China people who will rob Siamese people of their money and remit it back to China.

Second, China people, like Jews, regard themselves as an ancient nation and others as barbarians. Because Chaoshan people are the majority of Chinese in Thailand, Chaozhou businessmen hold the economic lifeline of Thailand. They always send money to their hometown through overseas Chinese, and they often call local Thais "Fanren". Therefore, "Oriental Jews" also refer to Chaoshan people, which is the origin of this title.

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