The remains of 16 Qing Dynasty people were excavated inside the pyramid, and what kind of history is hidden behind it?
By the end of the 19th century, 100,000 Chinese workers trafficked to Peru had been released from bargaining and released, according to Watt Stewart. But few of them returned to the Qing Dynasty, and most of them took root there. They are hardworking - thrifty, intelligent and studious, Catholic and popular with the locals: They married local black, Indian, Indo-European women and used their savings to plan restaurants, grocery stores, laundromats, and more. Tan Street gradually became the famous China Street:
Subsequently, a small number of Chinese became rich by their own clever skills and gradually integrated into the upper Peruvian society. Of course Chinese living conditions are improving, and their positions are gradually improving, but the xenophobic authorities still allow Chinese to be buried in Catholic cemeteries. So, when they died, the shape of the ancient pyramids attracted the attention of Chinese. Following the improvement of their living conditions, their remains were covered with abundant cloth, and some better equipment lay in coffins, and finally buried in the pyramids by posterity.
Why did these Chinese workers not want to return to the Qing Dynasty? The Qing authorities had already been defeated at that time, facing the great powers, and had no time to take care of it, to what extent was the chaos of the Qing Dynasty? It is reported that one of the provincial governors traveled with his children, was abducted, and sold to Peru as slave labor, and the descendants have been lucky enough to escape, and have become a useless person, less broken arms and legs, and heard differently, which shows how sad this black sweat and green are, and the remaining Chinese. These Chinese workers were completely disappointed and hated by the coldness and cruelty of the Qing authorities, and in the end, only a few dozen small people chose to return to China, and the remaining Chinese workers were fully integrated into the lives of the local people.
Chinese remembered humiliation and sadness. However, Chinese have the energy to fight hard and stubbornly. Chinese who go abroad fully expound these good qualities, take root and sprout in all parts of the world, and make great contributions to the dissemination of Chinese culture: Peru was at this time the largest number of Chinese in South America, and many Peruvians were descendants of former Chinese workers, most of whom were engaged in high-paying occupations in Peru and became part of the local elite.