Foreign Country, Hometown—a Study on the Centennial Evolution of Chinese Society in Latin America (1847-1970)

This book collects and organizes Chinese and foreign materials on Latin American Chinese society, and uses historical and sociological analysis methods to conduct a detailed analysis and summary of the emergence, development and transformation of Latin American Chinese society from 1847 to 1970. The study of Latin American Chinese secret societies fills the gap in academic research in this field. Latin American Chinese have both the rural consciousness of Chinese farmers and the mentality of a vulnerable minority group. This is reflected in social practice. They have experienced important historical changes in five aspects: immigration activities, political activities, economic activities, cultural life and social organizations. This book provides a detailed analysis of the evolution of Chinese society in Latin America over more than a hundred years from the perspective of social psychology, which has very important practical significance.