01St George Chinese Community Memorial 聖喬治華人紀念碑
Meet the Amoy shepherds — early Chinese migrants who came to outback Queensland in search of hope. Their quiet strength helped shape Australia’s multicultural story.
Virtual exhibition / 虚拟展览
The history of Chinese people in Australia dates back to 1820. 华裔在澳大利亚的历史可以追溯到 1820 年。
Exhibition map / 展览地图
Begin with the numbered rooms, then follow each colour across the years. 从编号展厅开始,沿着颜色跨越年代阅读。
The periods overlap because communities, policies and places changed together rather than one at a time. 各个历史时期彼此交叠,社区、政策与地方的变迁交织发生。
1848–1926
Workers, miners and the goldfields that drew Chinese migrants to Queensland. 从劳工到矿工,淘金热吸引华人远渡重洋来到昆士兰,开展新的生活。
1866–2000
Farms, stores and medical practice that supported communities across the state. 从农业、商店到医疗服务,华人在昆士兰各地建立事业,服务并支持不同社区的发展。
1877–1975
Restrictive laws, racial violence and the experiences of families and communities. 从限制华人的法律、种族暴力,到华人家庭与社区在歧视与排斥下的经历与抗争。
1885–Present 至今
Temples, objects and community life preserved across changing places. 寺庙、文物与社区生活,在时代与环境的变迁中得以保存和传承。
1943–Present 至今
Wartime work, migration policy and a multilingual Queensland. 从战时贡献、移民政策的转变,到今日多语多元的昆士兰,探索华人如何在这片土地建立归属感。
Photographic walk / 摄影漫游
Leave the five historical periods intact, then follow a focused photographic walk through work, gardens, music and gathering.
Begin the photographic walk / 开始摄影漫游The story rooms / 故事展厅
Move between stories of migration, exclusion and faith, or search the room by title and theme. 按标题或主题搜索,沿着迁徙、排斥与信仰的故事前行。
3 results / 个结果
01Meet the Amoy shepherds — early Chinese migrants who came to outback Queensland in search of hope. Their quiet strength helped shape Australia’s multicultural story.
02It was a sustained attack upon Chinese homes and premises in Brisbane. What led to that violence? And what is to be remembered of this violent event in order to foster steadfastly harmonious race relations in multicultural Australia?
03The opening of the Holy Triad Temple at Breakfast Creek in 1886 saw it become a popular gathering place for greater Brisbane's Chinese community.