The Chinese moved to California because they thought America was made of gold, and called it the "Golden Mountain". The Chinese moved here for hope of wealth and a better life. What the Chinese realized was that America wasn't all that it lived up to be.
The ful name for California in Chinese is 加利福尼亚. However, 加州 is an abbreviated form of California in Chinese. Either one is understandable among Chinese speakers.
No, you cannot use your Chinese driver's license in California. You must obtain a California driver's license to legally drive in the state.
She move to California because she loves the sunshine.
The address of the Chinese American Museum Of Northern California is: 3 Craig Avenue, Piedmont, CA 94611-3701
It is estimated that around 20,000 Chinese immigrants arrived in California between 1849 and 1852. This was in response to the California Gold Rush, as many Chinese immigrants sought opportunities in mining and other industries in California during this period.
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all most all the country have their own mantid the Chinese have the Chinese mantid California has the California mantid so on
No, a Chinese driver's license cannot be used in California. Drivers from other countries must obtain a California driver's license to legally drive in the state.
I am pretty sure that the Chinese were responsible for the tracks California and east
The Chinese originally came to California during the Gold Rush of 1849; then after the gold was exhausted, the Chinese turned to building the transcontinental railroad in 1869. After that, they built the levies in California's Sacramento Valley.
The Chinese came as part of the California Gold Rush of 1849. Then the Chinese built the western end of the transcontinental railroad, when that was built, they constructed California's levy system thru-out the Sacramento Valley.
The Chinese referred to California as "金州" (Jīnzhōu), which translates to "Golden State." This name reflects the region's association with the Gold Rush in the mid-19th century, when many Chinese immigrants came to seek fortune. Additionally, California was also known as "加州" (Jiāzhōu), derived from "California" itself. These terms highlight the state's historical significance and allure to Chinese immigrants.