Why are there so few Romanians from China?

1. Historical factors: At the beginning of the 20th century, Romania's policy of accepting foreign immigrants was not friendly, especially its attitude towards China people, which led to the low status of Chinese in the local society and limited the space for survival and development.

2. Economic factors: Although Romania is a developing economy, its economic development level and market attractiveness are not enough to support the formation of a large-scale Chinese community compared with its European countries. At the same time, the cost of living in Romania is relatively high relative to the wage income, which makes it less attractive to China people seeking better living conditions or investment opportunities.