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Four overseas Chinese who live in San Fernando Valley, the United States wereexpelled by a white man when playing tennis in a public tennis court in a whiteneighborhood. The white man drove them with the excuse that he had occupied all thetennis court and some students would come to attend tennis class. But outside thecourt there was a sign saying that private lessons were prohibited on this public tenniscourt.
According to statistics, China has the most emigrants in the world and the amount ofoverseas Chinese has reached more than 50 million. But more people do not meangreater strength. In many countries and regions Chinese people are always expelledwith race prejudice.
According to an opinion poll, 58 percent overseas Chinese have suffered fromdiscrimination. Once Ms. Li took her child to play in the park and the child left the eatencandy beside. At this time, a white mother came and told Ms. Li to clean it up when sheleft so as to avoid damaging the environment. Ms. Li felt upset being treated as a child.
On Aug. 29, Alberto Barbera, the president of Venice Film Festival said that therewould be a surprise but definitely not Chinese films, which really hurt Chinese films.
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