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Revealing the family scandal of Qian Xuesentang's nephew Qian Yongjian, in 1959, the United States actually discriminated against the famous scientist's family.
Qian Xueyu's hard work for his son Qian Yongjian to fight for the American dream.
* Displays: Family Glory, White Discrimination Scene, New Home Dump in the United States].
01. "White people are not willing to sell their houses to our family".
Qian Xueyu started his business in New York and set up a consulting firm, but it closed down in 1959. Moving to Harrison City, New Jersey, Qian Xueyu wanted to settle in a middle-class neighborhood, but was discriminated against by white developers. Why did he refuse to sell his house to the cousin of this scientific giant?
02. "My father wrote directly to the governor to sue the developer for racial discrimination".
How did Qian Xueyu deal with it? A letter was sent to New Jersey Governor Robert Mayne exposing discrimination. Against the backdrop of the Soviet Union's "national self-determination," the situation in the United States and abroad was intertwined. Was it the Soviet Union's aid to black Americans that solved the problem of housing discrimination for the Qian family?
*Display: Qian Xueyu family portrait, a glimpse of lawn cleaning, Nobel halo].
Family joys and sorrows, Qian Yongjian's dissatisfied memories.
Looking back on the family history, Qian Xueyu's struggles and Qian Yongjian's achievements have experienced discrimination in American society. Reliving the scene of cleaning the lawn, Qian Yongjian is still dissatisfied. A Nobel laureate, but he has experienced unequal treatment in the United States.
Conclusion: Challenging the reality under the halo, the ugliness of the scientific giants is embarrassing
The family of scientific giants we know has a twisted story behind it. The discrimination behind the lawn cannot be ignored. Qian Xuesen's cousin, the family joys and sorrows under the Nobel halo, has achieved the family ugliness of a scientific giant.
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This article profoundly reveals the discrimination and unequal treatment experienced by the Qian Xuesen family in the United States, and shows the joys and sorrows of the family behind a scientist who is highly respected by society. Through the author's description, we can get a glimpse of Qian Yongjian's father, Qian Xueyu's difficult entrepreneurial journey, and the serious discrimination they faced in buying real estate in the United States.
First of all, Qian Xueyu, as Qian Xuesen's cousin, has a tortuous and difficult entrepreneurial experience. He founded a consulting firm in New York, initially with the intention of taking on some outsourcing work through his connections at Boeing, but eventually closed the firm in 1959. This decision may be influenced by a number of factors, such as the outsourcing business is not as expected and market changes are not as expected. However, in this process, we saw Qian Xueyu's persistence and hard work to seek a better future for his family.
However, when he hoped to make his home in a middle-class neighborhood in New Jersey, he faced discrimination from white developers. This scene is real and touching, which is deeply regrettable. The article describes a scenario in which a white developer refused to sell to Qian Xueyu's family, citing the reluctance to make the neighborhood a mini-Chinatown. This kind of discrimination against Asians was not uncommon in American society in the late 40s of the 20th century, and its impact on home buying is still painful.
The article further pointed out that in American society at that time, although the Chinese Exclusion Act had been repealed, there was still obvious discrimination against Asian Americans. This is reflected in the fact that Qian Xueyu and his family had to use various means to successfully buy a house. What is particularly shocking is that even a scientific giant like Qian Xuesen was still unable to buy a house in the United States at the end of the 40s of the 20th century, and he had to pay higher rents for rents accompanied by white colleagues.
The article mentions that Qian Xueyu's response to discrimination is impressive. He resolutely wrote a letter to New Jersey Governor Robert Mayne** exposing the racial discrimination of the developer, and the governor supported him. Although this victory against discrimination was against the backdrop of the Soviet Union's "national self-determination," it also reflected the complex interweaving of politics, race, and other aspects at home and abroad in the United States at that time.
Finally, the article concludes with Qian Yongjian's recollection of his family's twists and turns, emphasizing that even a Nobel laureate has experienced discrimination in the United States. Such a narrative not only gives readers a deeper understanding of the real situation of scientists' families, but also provokes deep thinking about social fairness and justice.
Overall, this article vividly shows the bumpy journey behind a family of outstanding scientists through an in-depth analysis of the discrimination experienced by the Qian Xuesen family in the United States. At the same time, the article provokes people's reflection on social inequality and discrimination, and makes readers think about the human nature and social reality behind the scientific giants.
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