主题：从李小龙的白人血统说起 -- CaoMeng

http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1525/j.ctt3fh2ds

At some point between 1855 and 1858, roughly around the time that George Appo was born in New Haven, a family of silk growers near Shanghai met with hard times and were forced to sell their daughter “down the river.” The daughter, Sze Tai, would turn up later in Hong Kong, where she became the “protected woman” of a Dutchman, Charles Henri Maurice Bosman (1839–92). Bosman worked for the firm of Cornelius Koopmanschap, which shipped goods and laborers between China and San Francisco, and he soon rose to partner. Unlike Edward Eaton (see chapter 2), Bosman upheld the colonial...