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Chinese people are Chinese because they have lived and derived from China. That is similar to saying "Why are American people American?".
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American Chinese food are usually not real Chinese food. American Chinese foods are changed to attract American customers. Sometimes, the meat is not real. Chinese foods also is less sweet. For example, American Chinese orange chicken are usually really sweet. Chinese people enjoy more salty foods and don't enjoy much sweets.
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American, then French, then Russian, then Chinese.
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Chinese-American Planning Council was created in 1965.
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Chinese American Food Society was created in 1974.
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Brooklyn Chinese-American Association was created in 1988.
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The American Journal of Chinese Medicine was created in 1973.
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Chinese American Citizens Alliance was created in 1895.
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Well, the difference it is that Chinese love American Dollars.
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They were born in America and are from Chinese or Chinese & "American" descent.
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A person of Chinese decent, full or partial, and now lives in America and holds American nationality is known as a Chinese American. Many are immigrants along with their descendants.
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'American' in Chinese would be '美国的' or 'mei guo de'.
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Yes, because "Chinese" refers to China or its language, culture, or people.
For example, "American" in American BBQ is always capitalized.
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The web address of the Chinese American Museum is: http://www.ccamuseum.org
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The American Dream of the Chinese - 2010 was released on:
USA: April 2010
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No. Ne-Yo is African-American and Chinese-American. Source is Wiki. ^.^
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it is a Chinese person who is born in United States of America
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The web address of the Chinese American Museum is: http://www.camla.org
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The phone number of the Chinese American Museum is: 312-949-1000.
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Easy Chinese - 2011 The American Dish with a Chinese Twist 2-22 was released on:
USA: 28 July 2012
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Witching is an example of a foil character in "American born Chinese." She contrasts with Jin's character by embodying traditional Chinese values and beliefs, as opposed to Jin's assimilation to American culture.
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Jin Wang is an example of a protagonist in American Born Chinese. He is a Chinese-American boy who struggles with his identity and fitting in at school. His story is one of the three interconnected narratives in the graphic novel.
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Becoming American The Chinese Experience - 2003 Becoming American Personal Journeys was released on:
USA: 2003
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Yes, but there weren't many, mainly because there weren't many Chinese in the American Old west.
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The phone number of the Chinese American Museum is: 213-485-8567.
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American-Chinese Naval Reserves - 1899 was released on:
USA: May 1899
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The web address of the Chinese American Culture Center is: http://www.ccctecosf.org
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There are two main types of alligators: the American alligator and the Chinese alligator. The American alligator can be found in the southeastern United States, while the Chinese alligator is native to eastern China.
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There is a website called Chinese Dubbed, and offers American films which are dubbed in Mandarin Chinese. It's however very difficult to translate English into Chinese because the languages differ immensely. An American film will be very different after it is dubbed into Chinese.
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One is Chinese. The other is American. Both, however, are made in China
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The phone number of the Chinese American Culture Center is: 408-747-0394.
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Becoming American The Chinese Experience - 2003 was released on:
USA: 25 March 2003
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