Lies, is it true that Hitler was funded by China when he was a child?

Regarding Hitler's early financial support, neither his autobiography Mein Kampf nor the biography of Hitler by American historian john toland (in terms of words, this is probably the most detailed biography of Hitler on the market) mentioned that Hitler was funded by China people.

So this is a rumor. Rumor has it that an Austrian named Zhang from China helped Hitler with his living expenses in his early years. So Hitler especially liked China people, hoping to fight against Japan with China and share the world in China. However, compared with the crimes committed by the Nazis against German Chinese, this rumor is simply disgusting.

1938, Hitler pursued the policy of "pure German descent", thinking that "only five generations are Germans are real Germans". China people were forced to divorce their German wives on the grounds that "it would defile the blood of the Germans". 1944 at the beginning of may, boss Chen and others in the sailor pavilion received a secret letter from Nazi insiders, saying that the Nazis were going to attack China. That night, more than 65,438,000 China people fled Chinatown. On June 3, 65438, more than 200 secret police officers led by Brecht came in from both ends of Jewelry Street. They arrested all the remaining 65,438+030 people for "collaboration with the enemy". In prison, China people have to do forced labor, otherwise there is no food. Three months later, 80 of them were put into tomorrow's concentration camp in Williamsburg. Due to the poor sanitary conditions in the concentration camp, China people had to work hard, and 20 people died in less than a week. Most of the rest died of abuse. After World War II, Germany provided a large number of pensions to the relatives of Jews, civilians and allied prisoners of war who were massacred, except China who survived. They think that the raid on immigrants from China was not "genocide", but was essentially different from the massacre of Jews. Now, at the corner of Jewelry Street, there is an iron sign that says here is the former site of China Chinatown. From then on, there was no new Chinatown in Germany.