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Sun,Y.;Shen,J.;Guo,J.;Jing,S.;Yang,X. (2023). Changes in the Treatment of Chinese Americans. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,8,410-416.
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References
[1]. Zhang Ying. Liang Qichao's Record of the Prohibition of Chinese Workers [J]. Historical Research, 1984 (4):69.
[2]. Zhang Qingsong. Inside Stories of America's Hundred Years of Exclusion from China [M]. Shanghai: Shanghai People's Publishing House,1998.
[3]. Huang Zhihu. The Rise and Fall of the US China Exclusion Act and Sino US Diplomatic Relations [J]World Economic and Political Forum, 2013 (3): 9.
[4]. Cao Qian. The Anti-Chinese Policy of the United States in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Attitude of the Qing Government [J]. Overseas Chinese Historical Studies, 1986 (4).
[5]. Yuan Peng, Lin Yan. On the Origin of the US Policy of Excluding China [J]. Research on Foreign Issues,1996 (3).
[6]. Chen Xiaoyan. Analysis of the root causes of the exclusion of China in modern America [J]. Journal of Hangzhou University,1998 (3): 68.
[7]. Song Li Ruifang. History and Current Situation of Chinese Americans [M]. Beijing: Business Press Museum, 1984: 43 – 54.
[8]. Chen Yifan. History of Chinese Americans [M]. Beijing: World Knowledge Press, 1987.
[9]. Nayan Shah. Contagious Divides,2001:1-16.
[10]. Mink, G. (2019). Old labor and new immigrants in American political development: union, party, and state, 1875-1920. Cornell University Press.
[11]. Erika Lee. The Making of Asian America, 2015 (4):112-115.
[12]. WELLBORN, M. (1912). THE EVENTS LEADING TO THE CHINESE EXCLUSION ACTS. Annual Publication of the Historical Society of Southern California, 9(1/2), 49–58. https://doi.org/10.2307/41168895
[13]. Sang Hea Kil (2012) Fearing yellow, imagining white: media analysis of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, Social Identities, 18:6, 663-677, DOI: 10.1080/13504630.2012.708995.
[14]. Lee, E. (2015). The making of Asian America: A history. Simon and Schuster.
[15]. Miller, S. C. (1969). The unwelcome immigrant: The American image of the Chinese, 1785-1882. University of California Press.
[16]. Gyory, A. (1998). Closing the gate: Race, politics, and the Chinese Exclusion Act. Univ of North Carolina Press.