早年旅居美国的华人，在异国他乡受歧视、受排斥，特别是那些生活在社会底层的苦力，生前饱受磨难，死后也不能在当地落籍，只能在华侨会馆的协助下“落叶归根”，将骨灰运回祖国。然而由于离乡日久、与家乡亲人失去联系等种种原因，其骨灰无法由亲属认领，只好由慈善机构集中安葬。──广东新会 １８９３年义冢的发现，就为这段辛酸史提供了明证。 The Chinese who lived in the United States in their early years were discriminated against and excluded by foreign countries. In particular, those who lived in the bottom of society suffered hardships during their lifetime and could not be found in the area after they died. They could only “get their own accord” with the assistance of the Overseas Chinese Association , The ashes back to the motherland. However, due to various reasons such as leaving home for a long time and losing contact with their relatives in the hometown, their ashes could not be claimed by their relatives and had to be buried by a charity. ─ ─ Discovery of the Guangdong Xinhui 1893 Yizuka provides a clear proof of this bitter history.