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America’s Lost Chinese (PB)

Synopsis:This book tells the inspiring story of Chinese migrant workers who built a community in Mexico after being rejected by the US. Hugo Wong's great-grandfathers played a vital role in establishing a Chinese settlement in Mexico. Led by a dissident-in-exile, they faced triumphs, hardships, and tragedy during the Mexican revolution. Through personal papers, the book explores their lives, highlighting a century marked by nationhood, state racism, exile, and the pursuit of belonging.

ISBN:9789888876785

Language:English

Author:Hugo Wong

Author Biography:Hugo Wong grew up between Paris and Mexico. From 1995, he has worked in Beijing on the founding of various JVs, including China’s first investment bank.

Publisher Name:Hong Kong University Press

Profile:Hong Kong University Press publishes 74+ titles annually in English and Chinese, focusing on topics important to Hong Kong, Greater China, and Asia. They excel in various disciplines, including law, medicine, social work, film and media studies, literary studies, politics, economics, education, Chinese history and culture, and language and linguistics. The Press aims to promote top-tier scholarship and enhance understanding of greater China and Asia.

Country:Hong Kong

Contact Information

Website:https://hkupress.hku.hk

Tel:39177812

Address:Hong Kong University Press, The University of Hong Kong, Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong

Contact Person:Felix Cheung

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