Why are overseas China people not easy to assimilate? According to incomplete statistics, there are now more than 31 million Chinese and overseas Chinese in various countries. The biggest characteristics of these Chinese are hard work, hard work, being engaged in catering industry, having their own residential area-Chinatown, and clinging to their own cultural and psychological characteristics. Even after living in China for many years, they are not easy to assimilate. Why? First of all, overseas Chinese are very patriotic. In the era of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, overseas Chinese shouted: "Without a country, where can there be a home?" Chen Jiageng, one of the most typical representatives, came back from Singapore to support War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. In Chongqing, Chiang Kai-shek invited him to dinner for 811 yuan, and advised him to stay in Chongqing. He insisted on going to Yan 'an to see how the Eighth Route Army of the * * * production party fought against Japan. In Yan 'an, he was warmly welcomed by Chairman Mao and the CPC Central Committee. Chairman Mao spent less than an ocean in his home and invited Chen Jiageng to eat a meal, some of which were picked in his garden. As a result, he left a lot of anti-Japanese materials to Yan 'an. This patriotic consciousness was deeply imprinted in the bones of overseas Chinese and Chinese. Watching the Olympic Games in the United States, all overseas Chinese and Chinese cheer for China athletes, and there are many examples. In addition, overseas Chinese, represented by Chen Jiageng, are willing to do things for their hometown, especially education. Chen Jiageng donated Jimei University, middle schools and primary schools in Xiamen. Even after Chen Jiageng's death, he did not forget to educate his descendants. His cemetery is in the Australasia of Jimei, and the back of it is carved with history and culture. Emphasis on education is another factor that overseas Chinese in China will not be assimilated. Even now, many younger generations who were born in foreign countries and grew up with foreign education are speaking foreign languages, speaking Chinese at home and learning China culture. Every year, various types of overseas Chinese summer camps return to China to visit and practice. At the same time, overseas Chinese are particularly adaptable.