What percentage of Chinese Americans are Cantonese?

The US Census Bureau held a press conference on March 2, 20654381and released a report entitled "Asian Population: 20 10". Data show that there were Asians in the decade from 2000 to 20 10.

The descent population increased by 45.6%, and the pure Asian population increased by 43.3%. The population of the United States increased by 9.7% to 308 million. During the ten years from 2000 to 20 10, Asian Americans in total

The fastest growth among all ethnic groups.

At present, there are about 40 1 1,000 Chinese Americans, followed by Indians, about 3 1 1,800. In addition, Chinese has become the most widely used foreign language in the United States except Spanish. In 20 10, the number of people over 25 who spoke Chinese at home reached 2.8 million.

By 2007, the average income of Chinese families in the United States was about $66,200, which was higher than the annual average income of $50,700. The average annual income of China people in the United States is about $29,700, which is $3,000 higher than the American average. The second generation or even the third generation of Chinese in the United States are obviously better than the first generation because of their social status and economic situation.

Among the immigrants from Chinese mainland and Hongkong in the United States, more than 700,000 people obtained American green cards from 2006 5438+0 to 2006 5438+00, of which 4/5 came from relatives, and international students from Chinese mainland became the main force of immigration.

Cantonese people are mainly concentrated in Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Vietnam and Cambodia in Southeast Asia, the United States, Canada, France and Britain in Europe and America, Peru, Panama, Brazil and Venezuela in South America, Australia and New Zealand in Oceania, Mauritius, Madagascar, South Africa and Reunion in Africa.