Chinatown, 1864: The Road to Reign

In the late nineteenth century, Chinese laborers in America were treated as third-class citizens.

Hostility and discrimination against them kept growing worse, and attacks, scams, and assassinations were everywhere!

San Francisco’s Chinatown was a chaotic, disreputable place, with all kinds of people crowding its associations.

Then one day, Tang Zhan stepped off a labor ship, a smile on his face.

“I crossed half the world, and it certainly wasn’t to come here and work in a mine!”