I want to know where I can find the original historical materials about the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act, and what did the Qing government do at that time? Urgent! Thank you in advance

The United States promulgated the Chinese Exclusion Act 1882, which severely restricted China's labor in immigration.

The bill prohibits all China workers from entering the United States for ten years. Its amendment 1884 further strengthens the provision of allowing previously arrived immigrants to leave the United States and return to China, and at the same time clarifies that the law is applicable to all China people, regardless of their nationality. 1892, which was extended by en:Geary for ten years, and 1902 cancelled the deadline. This bill was repealed by the magnuson Act (en:Magnuson Act) passed in 1943, which allowed the annual quota of Chinese immigrants in 105. However, large-scale Chinese immigrants did not follow, until the Immigration and Nationality Service Act (the Immigration and Nationality Service Act of EN: 1965) was a response to a large number of Chinese who moved to the western United States because of the internal turmoil in China and the job opportunities for railway construction. This is the first immigration law for a specific ethnic group passed by the United States. Although the bill was repealed a long time ago, it has always been a part of the American code. Even today, although all parts of it have been abolished for a long time, the title of Chapter 8 and Chapter 7 is "Exclusion from China". It is the only chapter in Chapter 8 (Foreigners and Nationality), Chapter 15, which is completely aimed at a specific nation or ethnic group.

[Edit this paragraph] The attitude of the Qing government in China

Since 1876, the Qing government has been protesting against the persecution of overseas Chinese in the United States. In this regard, the US government either shirks its responsibility by not interfering in local affairs, or simply ignores it. Under the oppression of foreign powers, the Qing government was well aware of the serious consequences of American exclusion from China and dared not take retaliatory measures. Instead, they gave in step by step, signed a new treaty with the United States in 1884, and banned Chinese workers from going to the United States in 10. This treaty marks the Qing government's recognition of the legality of the American Chinese Exclusion Act, and makes the American government feel that China is weak and bullying, and Chinese exclusion is becoming more and more unscrupulous. 1On April 27th, 904, the US Congress passed a motion to extend all Chinese Exclusion Acts indefinitely, which aroused great indignation among the people of China. 1905 The boycott of American goods broke out, forcing the American government to order the relaxation of entry restrictions for teachers, students, businessmen and tourists, but Chinese workers were still prohibited from entering the country as before. 1924 and 1930 successively promulgated new immigration regulations to prevent China workers from entering the United States.