Are there many people in Fiji and China?

At present, Chinese and their descendants have formed a small but influential group in Fiji's multi-ethnic modern society.

At the beginning of 2000, there were about 6,000 immigrants from China, accounting for nearly 1% of Fiji's population, and now it has increased to about 50,000. About 80% of these immigrants speak Cantonese, 65,438+06% speak Shanghainese, and many speak English and Fijian at the same time. Many Chinese in Fiji believe in Buddhism, and some of them follow the Confucian tradition. Many Fijians are in the blood of the Chinese nation because they are descendants of the marriage between Chinese and Fijian aborigines.