@ThePersecutdOne@TheLaurenChen@elonmusk Today, most Chinese immigrants come from middle-class families with annual household incomes below USD 100,000 and migrate to the United States through skilled-migration pathways
@ThePersecutdOne@TheLaurenChen@elonmusk By contrast, most Chinese immigrants actually come from lower-middle or middle-class backgrounds.
In earlier periods, many migrated due to the “American Dream” promoted by Western media, or entered as undocumented immigrants, primarily from Guangdong Province.
@ThePersecutdOne@TheLaurenChen@elonmusk successful businesspeople. Together, they make up no more than five percent of the total Asian immigrant population.
The vast majority of wealthy individuals are tightly monitored by the state to prevent so-called “asset flight.”
@ThePersecutdOne@TheLaurenChen@elonmusk However, as an Asian immigrant myself, I can responsibly say that they represent an extremely small fringe group.
Taking Chinese immigrants as an example, most wealthy immigrants either come from corrupt officials wanted by the Chinese government or from a small number of highly
@ThePersecutdOne@TheLaurenChen@elonmusk What kind of Japanese or South Korean fled from the “communism”? And most Asian immigrants come from the lower and middle classes of their own countries. That’s the reason why you don’t have to pay 49 dollar for your General Tso's chicken.
@stevenmackey@elonmusk Here are some facts you might not know: in a country like China, where media control is extremely strong, Jews are still trying to do the same thing, and they are succeeding. They are trying to incite conflict between the two largest economies and transfer wealth.
@ruchirsharma_1 Hey Richir, I just finished the breakout nations recently, your opinion is impressive, would u like to leave some comments about if the crypto currencies would be the next bubble in this decade