Some businesses have sought to exclude Chinese people, particularly in places known to host tourists from China
As a new coronavirus spreads beyond China’s borders and foreign governments begin to erect entry bans, Chinese travelers and communities overseas are becoming targets for anger, sometimes in ways that are amplifying long-held biases and anti-Chinese sentiments.
Tourists from southern China spent an evening holed up in their hotel in Bukittinggi, a scenic town on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, last weekend . Outside, demonstrators wearing face masks held up a banner that said locals reject the arrival of the Chinese and...
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