Why do Americans discriminate against Asians?

Americans discriminate against Asians because the diversity and complexity of Asians are obviously higher than other ethnic groups, and they come from different parts of Asia with different educational backgrounds, cultures and beliefs, which leads to deep barriers.

At the same time, the United States has always had discriminatory and xenophobic ideas. They regard these Asians as "invaders". Asian ethnic groups living in the United States are representatives of higher education. They are the elite of American society. Most immigrants to the United States are highly educated and professional talents. They think that these Asians have robbed their territory, their jobs and their resources, so their hearts are full of hatred.

Asians are honest and easily bullied.

Relatively speaking, Asian ethnic groups living in the United States have more cultural literacy and moral cultivation, which may be because Asian ethnic groups are deeply influenced by China culture and Buddhist culture.

In the face of racial discrimination, Asian ethnic groups prefer to convince people by reasoning and rarely use violence to solve problems, which also encourages the arrogance of racial discrimination in the United States. In the eyes of some Americans, Asians are more bullied, afraid to fight back, and there will be no organized resistance.