Is there a difference between Asians and China people?

Asians refer to Asian citizens, mainly including Chinese Americans, Filipino Americans, Korean Americans and Indian Americans in the United States. The migration time was mostly in the 1940s and 1950s. As of 20 17, 1, Asians account for 5.4% of the American population. Asian Americans earn a lot of money, but they are cautious in consumption and want to buy the most cost-effective goods. They are willing to spend money on household goods, brand-name products, science and technology, online shopping and health care, and are willing to accept various promotional advertisements, thus becoming the ideal target market for manufacturers.

Overseas Chinese mainly live in Singapore, where there are many local ethnic minorities, and Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam, where there are few local ethnic minorities. From 16 to 19 century, overseas Chinese in these areas were mainly concentrated in Fujian and Guangdong provinces, and later concentrated in Hainan province. From the tenth century to the fifteenth century, immigrants mainly went to Malacca and Southeast Asia.

Is there any difference between Asians and China people?

There are differences. Asians are not equal to Chinese, because Asians refer to Asian foreign citizens in non-Asian areas, which is a general concept. Chinese-Americans only refer to foreign citizens of China descent, and Asians cannot be used to represent Chinese-Americans.