What does this tell us about the growing diversification of the American landscape?

This week you will see America from the eyes of a Chinese immigrant – Lee Chew. What strikes you as surprising? His religion was Confucian, but was spelled Kung-fu-tzi. How did he see Americans? Does he see himself as an American? What does this tell us about the growing diversification of the American landscape? If Lee Chew is part of this new American landscape in the early 20th century, what does this tell you about historiography and where one begins his/her narrative of American religion?