Why are there so many people in China?

There are about 24,000 Chinese in Hawaii, accounting for 1.8% of the total population, and most of them live in Hawaii Island.

According to the data, China people first came to Hawaii in about 1778. That year, British captain Mills came to Guangzhou. He bought two ships in Guangzhou and hired dozens of China sailors. These two ships stayed in Hawaii for four months, so this is the day when China people first arrived in Hawaii. Sandalwood is the medium for China people to know about Hawaii. People in China like to make boxes and fans out of sandalwood. Captain Mills found that Hawaii is rich in sandalwood, and local residents burn sandalwood as firewood. This western captain did such a business, transporting sandalwood to China, transporting tea, porcelain and silk from China to the island, and importing more than 10,000 kilograms of sandalwood to China every year. Therefore, China calls Hawaii Honolulu. From 65438 to 0850, Hawaiians began to squeeze into the labor force from Asia because of the population decline and the serious shortage of labor force under the harm of various infectious diseases. The first group came from China with more than 70 people, the second group came from Japan, and later came Filipinos. There are many businessmen from China in the labor force. Since then, business contacts between China and Hawaii have become more and more frequent.