Anna May Wong was the first Chinese-American movie star. Her career was limited by American anti-miscegenation laws that prevented her from sharing an on-screen kiss with any Caucasian actor in "yellowface".
These inane laws hampered her from becoming a leading lady and we'll never know the breadth of her talent because of the colour of her skin.
She placed the first rivet into the structure of Grauman's Chinese Theatre at the groundbreaking ceremony but was not invited to leave her hand prints and foot prints in cement.
That's a great idea! I live in Shanghai and the film industry of the city was in full flourish and followed closely Hollywood from about 1910 to 1950. I bet lots of people at that time knew Anna Wong very well. But now hardly anyone mention her. What a pity! Her life in US must be very hard and legendary. .
Maybe China will take her for pride soon I think. And in US it will take some time for most people to recollect the history. But I'm sure things will change soon if we keep on spreading However, Your South Park style DA ID is very cool and cute.
And she remind me of the 1930's Shanghai and Hollywood- a beautiful illusion.
Her life in US must be very hard and legendary.
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However, Your South Park style DA ID is very cool and cute.