To be fair, most Asian Americans and Asian immigrants live in bubbles: the Korean Americans only hangout with the Koreans, the Chinese Americans only hangout with the Chinese, and etc. Of course, the younger generations hang out with each other; however, they typically won't intermingle with other racial groups. So, when they go into non-Asian areas and bring their passive and meek attitudes with them, they easily become punching bags for EVERYONE. Those who don't bring their passive attitudes and rapidly learn how to deal with the racists' rhetoric can easily survive and beat back the racism thrown at them. So, one must not only have good social skills but also proper upbringing.
Yes, China will have to become more accommodating to immigrants due to its populations crisis. However, I don't see China loosening its immigration policy until after 2035-2040, when the last cohort of childrens from 1980s boomers retire after age 60-65. Also, if simple manual labour be accomplished by robots and AI (while CCP maintaining the capacity to compel large corporations to pay more taxes), there would be no need to import large numbers of immigrants. Japan is already having a declining population, but Tokyo is far from willing to loosen its immigration policy. Neither does Russia.
In addition, to be honest, immigration can lead to all sorts of problems. Look at little Africa in Guangdong and the Chinese community in Zambia. There are significant tensions between the immigrant communities and the locals. One can say that the West is making it larger than it actually is, but based on what I have heard from Chinese and Zambian local news outlets and my personal experience in the US, many of the reported problems are most likely true. Now, one can say that China should only allow high level immigrants to come in, but how about their family members and even friends? Nobody wants to see their family in dismal conditions while they live relatively lavishly. I have friends and family who did their best to get their friends and family into the US in the past. This will cause a snowball effect. In short, immigration needs to be severely restricted. China already has a ton of talent and should instead pass policies that would encourage or if needed force people to have kids at a proper age based on income and other variables. In addition, it should welcome foreign students and teach them necessary skills to enrich their home countries and should provide the necessary conditions that benefits both sides (they are already doing this though, so good on them).
I agree with the overseas Chinese part, but I stouchly believe they shouldnt open it up to anybody else. That needs to be severely restricted to students/educatwion personal and international businesspeople. I agree with everything else though. Automation will take up a lot of jobs, so China most likely will have to deal with that, thus nullifying the immigration question.
They are normal yes but that doesn't mean they are good.