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In the context of more than 30 years of historical changes of "transplantation, localization, and defeat", the literature of new immigrants in North America has evolved from initially mainly reproducing the new immigrants' survival in foreign lands and nostalgia for their homeland to reflecting on cultural conflicts and cultural integration. It has always insisted on tracking the spiritual evolution of the mainstream new immigrants, transcending cultural barriers to express the individual's survival experience and universal humanity in the extreme environment, and has the characteristics of cross-cultural, cross-ethnic, and diverse coexistence. From "marginal people" to "global citizens", new immigrants from North America have formed a two-way identity with Chinese and Western cultures in the conflict and integration of cultures, constructing a new cultural identity that transcends nationalities, and presenting a possible model for China to participate in the reconstruction of the world's political and economic order and establish cultural identity in the era of globalization.