Chinatown's founders were mainly from two classes. City merchants, mostly from Guangzhou (Canton City), were few in number, but they rose to prominence in the community by virtue of their wealth, polish, and ability to speak English. The vast majority of early Chinese immigrants, however, were rural males, laborers largely from Toishan County, whose local dialect is unintelligible to people from Guangzhou. Most of these were sojourners, that is, men who intended to return to China after making their fortune—as indeed many did, bringing back new ideas that hastened the downfall of the Qing Dynasty.

In this scenario, the growth rates are higher for the economic tigers than for the other economies.

We take major sites of South Asian cultural and intellectual humanities production in the Banglaphone sphere as our focus, especially Kolkata (earlier Calcutta) and Dhaka (earlier Dacca)

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