Jews began to settle in China in growing numbers after it was opened by the Western colonial powers in 1842. They were attracted to China mainly by business opportunities in the newly opened treaty ports of China, chief among them Canton (Guangchou) and Shanghai. Being foreign nationals, they lived under the protection of the Western consular officials.

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Nationalist China and the Jewish Question 1920–1945

  • Meron Medzini

摘要

Jews began to settle in China in growing numbers after it was opened by the Western colonial powers in 1842. They were attracted to China mainly by business opportunities in the newly opened treaty ports of China, chief among them Canton (Guangchou) and Shanghai. Being foreign nationals, they lived under the protection of the Western consular officials.