Introduction
　Broken Blossoms
　General Description
　Theoretical Underpinning
　Literature Review
　Main Body
Chapter 1 Dream and Fantasy: The Remote China in Imagination
　The Arrival of L'Orphelin de la Chine
　Kim-Ka!in the Fairyland
Chapter 2 Marginalization and Distortion:The Unwelcome Other at the Door-Step
　Early Chinese Immigrants in the Gaze of Americans
　Ah Sin by Twain and Harte
　Why The Chinese Must Go?
　Chinatown Literature and The Queen of Chinatown
　The Chinese Fought Back with a "Roar".
Chapter 3 Re-examination and Experimental Adoption:Selective Borrowing in New Horizon
　The First Born with a New Image
　K' ung Fu Tze Leads to Another Look Eastward
　Who Wears The Yellow Jacket?
　Learning of Western Ideas in Romance on "the Springtime of Overseas Chinese"
Chapter 4 Diversity and Collision:
　The Grope for Understanding During WWII
　Fu Manchu VS. Charlie Chan
　Sprout of Hope on The Good Earth
　Friendship during Warfare in Mi Zhi Na
Conclusions
Works Cited