In this enlightening discussion, Hugo Wong delves into the rich history of Chinese immigrants in Mexico, sharing his own ancestry from Guangdong. He recounts the fascinating journey of his ancestors, including Wong Fook Chun's notable role in the past. The conversation touches on the initial acceptance and eventual discrimination of the Chinese community under Porfirio Diaz, as well as the tragic Torreon massacre of 1911. Wong also emphasizes the importance of recognizing the contributions of Chinese migrants throughout Latin America, shedding light on their often-overlooked legacy.

Discover the captivating stories of two Chinese teenagers who migrated to California in the late 19th century, facing both opportunity and prejudice. Their journey led them to establish a Chinese settlement in Mexico, with descendants forging new cultural ties. Explore the economic dominance and tragic violence in Torión, Mexico, during the Mexican revolution. Uncover the struggles, resilience, and differing experiences of the Fuentuk and Hing family branches amidst revolution and discrimination.