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Analysis of the Black Population Flow in China and the United Kingdom
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Abstract
In recent years, an increasing number of black population has flowed into China and the United Kingdom. By viewing the impact of black people in China and the United Kingdom through the deaths of black people in Guangzhou, China in 2009 and 2012, this paper draws on books and reviews past cases to analyze the differences between the two countries. Some of the data comes from web pages, while others are found in books. The research results include: firstly, whether they have contributed to society and how they are living in the new country; secondly, studying their social status, achievements in different fields, assistance to the country, and household registration migration; thirdly, black people are now distributed in various countries with different purposes, but they are all helpful and make contributions to this country they live. This paper may offer some references for the population flow research in other countries.
Keywords
Black people, acceptance situation, influence analysis
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Shi,G. (2025).Analysis of the Black Population Flow in China and the United Kingdom.Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,84,59-64.
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