Imigrasi Tionghoa ke Meksiko

Tionghoa Meksiko
sinomexicanos; mexicanos chinos
华裔墨西哥人
Tari Naga di perayaan Imlek 2008 di Barrio Chino, Mexico City.
Jumlah populasi
est. 1,100,000-1,900,000 Sekitar 8% hingga 25% dari Meksiko memiliki nenek moyang keluarga Tionghoa yang lama
Daerah dengan populasi signifikan
Mexicali • Mexico City • Yucatan peninsula
Bahasa
Bahasa Spanyol Meksiko • Bahasa Mandarin • Bahasa Kanton
Kelompok etnik terkait
Tionghoa perantauan

Imigrasi Tionghoa ke Meksiko dimulai pada era kolonial dan berlanjut sampai sekarang. Namun, jumlah imigran terbesar di Meksiko terjadi pada dua arus: pertama terjadi dari 1880an sampai 1940an dan lainnya, arus migran yang datang sejak awal abad ke-21.

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