Xia Nanyang
Chinese migration to Southeast Asia
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Xia Nanyang
Chinese migration to Southeast Asia
The term Xia Nanyang (Chinese: 下南洋; pinyin: Xià Nányáng; lit. 'going down to the Southern Ocean'), also known as "Guofan" (过番), refers to a century-long large-scale migration of Chinese people to Southeast Asia from the mid-19th century in late Qing Dynasty to the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. This bitter migration was mainly due to wars and poverty.
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The term Xia Nanyang (Chinese: 下南洋; pinyin: Xià Nányáng; lit. 'going down to the Southern Ocean'), also known as "Guofan" (过番), refers to a century-long large-scale migration of Chinese people to Southeast Asia from the mid-19th century in late Qing Dynasty to the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. This bitter migration was mainly due to wars and poverty. As soon as settling down in the foreign land, the new immigrants mostly started sending Qiaopis (letters with money) to support their families in China.
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