THREE CONTRIBUTIONS OF CHINESE IMMIGRANTS
        The Chinese started immigrating to the United States in 1849. They left
China in look of a better life. Life in China in the 1800s was real hard. Thither
wasnt enough food, m unrivaledy and the cities were overpopulated. They heard about
the United States and believed in that respect was an opportunity to start over again. They
hoped to find jobs on the force or to strike gold. When they arrived in the United
States, life was difficult. Laws were made which discriminated against them.
However, in conclusion they became a respected lineament of our society. They argon
responsible for galore(postnominal) contributions which are part of the Statesn life today. This essay will describe three of these contributions: two products, ginseng and tea leaf, and one method of medicine, acupuncture.
        Ginseng is a perennial herb grown in China and some other Asiatic countries. It is
also grown in North Ameri gutter, but the Asian variety is thought to be more valuable.
There are many another(prenominal) legends and superstitions surrounding ginseng. The Chinese establish
great believed that the ginseng is a cure for many aliments and can even make one live
longer. However, Western re counters are contain been unable to prove this. Today,
many manufacturers add ginseng to such products as hair tonics, shampoos, skin
creams and even soft drinks. Also ginseng can be bought over the counter in drug
stores obliteratestairs such names as Ginkoba and Ginsana. Ginkoba is supposed(p) to
increase mental alertness. Ginsana is supposed to increase physical energy.
        Tea was first used during the influence of Emperor Shen Nung in about 2737 B.C.
This was a actually long time ago. It is thought that tea was first cultivated in China.
Then the China tea plant was taken to Japan in about 800A.D. In Japan, tea was used
for medical purposes.
yea i desire your essay i think u described the Chinese migration. Your essay looks like it took alot of work and reasearch. good job
The indite is very specific and thorough in describing significant contributions of the Chinese that has been brought to America. livery out the best of Chinas influence gives Americans a better stead at identifying with their reverse culture. Ginseng, whether helpful or harmful, is widespread in U.S. shops and sold as a memory enhancer. The advent of tea is prevalent among the snobbish British-Americans, is popular among many ceremonies (religious or secular), and is a favorite soft drink seller. Other contributions that China has brought to America are its martial arts. Each specific sylte of fighting can be either traced back to China or other Asian country.
Martial arts have an integral business office in America, supplying hundreds of dojos and teaching millions of its students the art of reason, control, balance, and most obviously the fantastic ability to way-lay an opponent. This author has written a very beautiful essay.
With more than one billion inhabitants, China is salubrious inclined to become the next America, with a liberalised economy.
This essay was nice but it looks like it was written by a 12 year old and no effence but my little brother who is also 12 could write a better one than this. But all in all the essay was down to point of how things were. But I still think it could have been a little better written.
I hope there are no hard feelings i just blab out my mind.
i never knew that abou the chinesse civilization and how they migrate to the us in search of a better life.
If Im not mistaken, the general age in ninth grade is 12... you cant expect a college level essay - it wasnt meant to be! Look at the Grade in early!!!! *wink*
A very interesting essay. At what age the author writes the essay is not important. The detail of the essay is good. It starts with a picture introduction of chinese culture in America and hence details of products... when ever any culture is accepted by other country the receiving country is always benifited. Thus here not only America is benifited even China have accepted many things from American culture.
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