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山东斯汀
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作者：山东斯汀 在 海归酒吧 发贴, 来自【海归网】 http://www.haiguinet.com
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Chinese American Experience (1)
In 1887,a ranger of looking for his stray cattle on the Snake River between IDAHO and Oregon, came upon a gruesome scene.
the remains of human beings washed up the creek. They were so picked over by buzzards and coyotes that neither their features nor their race could be identified.
some of the bodies were found, one was found head less
others were found with axe wounds
just horrible horrible crimes were committed there
and the savagery of the crime would indicate that was more than just a robbery.
years later, the true story came out.
A gang of white men, ranchers and school boys
had setup on ten Chinese miners
shot and beat them to death then dump their mutilated bodies into the river
more Chinese arrived at the camp the next day and were properly murdered.
the killers then traveled down river by boat to another camp，
by night fall, thirty one Chinese were dead
The leader of this group Bruce Evans was said he told others of the gang lets do our country a favor and get rid of these China men lets do a favor for ourselves and get their gold.
Local residents rallied around the suspects.
Only three were tried and the jury freed them all.
The Snake River massacre was not an isolated incident.
In 1882, the US passed the exclusion act to stop Chinese labor from entering the country and deprive those here of citizenship.
That law ushered in the most violent decade in Chinese-American history.
The spread of anti-Chinese feeling moved like a disease going through the white population.
They became the scapegoats.
They became sort of solution if we can just get rid of them our fortune would be better.
The Chinese were foreign, did not belong here at all.
This old idea was given new life by the law.
In Tacoma, Washington, 600 Chinese were expelled and their houses burned to the ground.
The Chinese in Juno, Alaska, were loaded onto boat and set to drift.
In Rock Spring, Wyoming, 28 were killed, the rest driven out.（感谢青山流水的校对）
对以下内容wyoming , idaho, ----,washington,california, chinese --- ,chinatown were burnt,chinese were run out.
the last of great fire were sent to ---,- - -- -- turn chinatown to rubble .17 years old name yang sunkuang kidnap and fled.
like thousands of other chinese across the west,he made his way to the one place that seem safe,where the sights and sounds will remind of home, idaho,big city, san
francisco,china town.
between two worlds两次世界大战之间
produced by miling tsui/thomas lennon
in order to get any picture at all i had to hide in doorways.i waited for the sun to flow through the shadows. or some pictures of school for character to appear,in 1895, a german photographer name arnold wandered into san francisco china town. and for him,we will have almost no visible record on this world.
Tangren Jie, the Chinese street, headquarter of Chinese-American. The sidewalls were crowded with peddlers, cops and fortune-tellers, servicing the _ and labors who converged here when their work was done.
Fish___-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.
"__ century SanFrancisco Chinatown for a Chinese was the center of the world in America."
"You will hear the shouts or vendors selling their wears, there are also people speaking all different kind of_, ____"---------------------------.
Six blocks long and two wide, Chinatown was a country within a country, filled with temptation for ambitious young men hungry for life. Yang had worked his house -----,_ got a taste there of American ways, and now the ways of Dafa.
"My grandfather loved living in SanFrancisco Chinatown, because he liked going out with friends, the restaurants, and his favored favored activity was going to the opera. And there were three opera houses, three opera houses to choose from."
But it wasn't a insurance world this young man was in, cut off by the exclusion law from American city life. The law had barred Chinese labourers, the first time The US excluded immigrants based on nationality or race. Those already here could stay, but could not become citizens.
"Essentially Chinese were declared are permanent aliens."
"They've meant that they could never participate in elections, and politicans would never have to pay attention to them, and i think also you had a kind of symbolic significance in that, sort read them permanently out the American political community."
The story of the exclusion years is of the people in between countries or for unsure to which they belonged.
It's about families kept apart, lives shaped and ---------_ by Chinese custom as well as US law.
To become an American the Chinese would have to wait a long campaign not just in public but inside their homes.
In the early days, homes were few in the society of man, they step into boarding houses and gather at the store run by the client . Wangs had the Wang Store, Lis had the Li's.
[ butchers ] they were called __----------- married, their wives left back in China. The store was made shift a home, hiring hall, social club, and where for a few ----------_ letter writers would help those who ___ trade words back and forth.
"The loving parents, kneeling under your feet, your prodigal son begs you not to worry about him, and close it's 30 dollars, your unwordy son.
作业全部写完了，在此特别感谢StillAlive和青山流水朋友。请大家校对一下，特别是SKYWALKER和ZOE的帮忙
作者：山东斯汀 在 海归酒吧 发贴, 来自【海归网】 http://www.haiguinet.com
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