Thai Chinese, also known as Chinese Thais or Sino-Thais, are Thai citizens of Chinese ethnicity or ancestry. They form the largest mixed-ethnic group in Thailand and the largest overseas Chinese commu
Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, a Chinese Buddhist temple in Thailand
The Stock Exchange of Thailand is now pullulated with a myriad of prospering Chinese-owned businesses. Thai investors of Chinese ancestry dominate the Stock Exchange of Thailand as they are estimated to control more than four-fifths of the publicly listed companies by market capitalization.
Bangkok continues to serve as Thailand's major financial district and central business networking nucleus for Thai businessmen and investors of Chinese ancestry.
Chao Pho Ongkharak Chinese shrine in Ongkharak
An Overseas Chinese person is a person of Chinese ancestry or is a person of full or partial Chinese origin who traces his or her ancestry back to the Greater China but are living and working outside
Thai Chinese
…Chinese Thais or Sino-Thais, are Thai citizens of Chinese ethnicity or ancestry. They form the largest mixed-ethnic group in Thailand and the largest overseas Chinese community in the world, ahead of neighbouring Malaysia and its Chinese population in second. As of 2012, the Thai Chinese population stood at approximately…
Guyana President Arthur Chung was the first ethnic Chinese President of Guyana.
Chinese merchants in Penang, Straits Settlements (present-day Malaysia), c. 1881.
Main sources of Chinese migration from the 19th century to 1949.
Chinese women and children in Brunei, c. 1945.