Who knows the tragic experience of overseas Chinese in those days?

The history of overseas Chinese is a history of blood and tears. Immigrants from no country in the world have suffered endless disasters like those from China. Like an orphan who was abandoned by his parents and walked into the snake pit, there was no one to protect him except himself. When China's national strength was the strongest, such as1at the beginning of the 8th century, it would not help them at all, but hoped that they would perish overseas. In the next century (19th century), the situation of overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia will be even more difficult because the country is weak and European imperialism is surging. All the strongholds of China immigrants were wiped out by the modern weapons of white people, and China people were sold to the United States on the other side of the world as pig coolies-at least half of the American railways were covered with China people's sweat and tears. Southeast Asia has become a world dominated by whites. Poor China people often sell themselves to white people as slaves for a period of time. After the expiration, they run small businesses at their own prices. They are no better oppressed and exploited than their compatriots who were transported to the United States. An English writer who is quite familiar with Southeast Asia once lamented: "It is really a torture to be a19th century China." This sentence illustrates the tragic experience of overseas Chinese, but it also shows the stubborn side of China people. China people have the secret weapon of China people, that is, high tolerance, high efforts and high vigilance. They made them rise and grow despite all difficulties, and actually mastered the economic power of Southeast Asian countries, which greatly surprised the imperialist countries with butcher knives.