Huaqiao

huáqiáo Huáqiáo English Overseas Chinese Etymology From the en cmn-pinyin - romanization of en cmn 華僑. Pronunciation hwä′chyou′ en Hua qiao Noun ? A person or people of Chinese origin, living in a non-Chinese country. en July 24, 1979 July 21, 1979 Nikolai Firyubin Soviet representative's speech at conference on refugees in South-East Asia Soviet News https://archive.org/details/sim_soviet-news_1976-07-24_5981/ 5981 0038-5603 6670746 London Press Department of the Soviet Embassy in London 240 https://archive.org/details/sim_soviet-news_1976-07-24_5981/page/n7/ 1 In actual fact the main reason for the departure of “huachiao” from Vietnam is incitement from outside, under the influence of which hundreds of thousands of misled ethnic Chinese started leaving Vietnam, where they had been peacefully living and working.Provocations from the north against the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and other countries of Indochina are continuing. All this cannot but stir up passions around the question of the departure of “huachiao”. Moreover, it is known for a fact that “refugees” from China have recently been planted in Vietnamese territorial waters and have then been passed off as Vietnamese refugees and sent to the shores of South-East Asian states. on en September 15, 1985 Rose E. Lee RETURN TO CHINA w:The Washington Post https://archive.ph/JfGcy 12 September 2023 https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/magazine/1985/09/15/return-to-china/1029f64a-faba-44ed-9ea0-a6b9ca39f17d/ 0190-8286 2269358 Four days later, we were seated among other huachiao train bound for Canton, the transfer point in China for other destinations.As the van negotiated the chaotic streets delivering its load of huachiao returneereturnees seated behind me kept up a running commentary on the cityscape unfolding before us.It was noon when we arrived at the hotel for huachiao in Taishan. on en 1998 Betty Lim King Winchester & Hamlet Girl on a Leash: The Healing Power of Dogs A Memoir https://archive.org/details/girlonleashheali0000king/ Sanctuary Press 0-9665954-0-8 98-96447 41032068 42 https://archive.org/details/girlonleashheali0000king/page/42/ Unlike the Jews in Europe, the huachiao had a homeland to go back to. But for some time after the Communists took over in 1949, this avenue itself was fraught with great personal danger, if not altogether closed. In 1959 the Communist government decided to change the old policy and lure back overseas Chinese with their wealth and valuable foreign exchange. on en 2007 Veronica Li Journeying across the Four Seas Journey Across the Four Seas: A Chinese Woman's Search for Home https://archive.org/details/journeyacrossfou0000live/ First American Paramus, NJ Homa & Sekey Books 1-931907-43-9 2006020414 70267073 269 https://archive.org/details/journeyacrossfou0000live/page/269/ No thanks to Baba, I found out that the government had put out many incentives to lure huachiaos, or overseas Chinese, back to the motherland. One of them was to grant them admission privileges to the best public schools.It turned out that as a huachiao, she was entitled to a place at the national university without so much as an exam. on en 2013 Lan-hung Nora Chiang Different Voices: Identity Formation of Early Taiwanese Migrants in Canada Immigrant Adaptation in Multi-Ethnic Societies: Canada, Taiwan, and the United States https://archive.org/details/immigrantadaptat0000unse/ 978-0-415-62854-9 2012012969 778424977 277 https://archive.org/details/immigrantadaptat0000unse/page/277/ Being postwar baby-boomers, they were the elites of Taiwan in the 1970s—well-educated, multi-lingual, and extremely diligent and persevering in overcoming their hardships while settling down in Canada. Being “reluctant exiles,” they have succeeded in planting their roots in Canada. Being Taijiao, rather than Huachiao, there is no reason for them to be lumped together with other Chinese in Canada or other early Chinese-Canadians from Taiwan in research. on Synonyms en overseas Chinese Translations overseas Chinese Chinese: Dungan: dng хуачё Hokkien: nan-hbl 番客 hoan-kheh Mandarin: cmn 華僑 huáqiáo; cmn 海外華人 hǎiwài huárén, cmn 华裔 huáyì, cmn 僑胞 qiáobāo French: fr Huaqiao m f German: de Huaqiao m f Japanese: ja 華僑 かきょう, kakyō Korean: ko 화교(華僑) Mongolian: mn хужаа Russian: ru хуаця́о m f Uyghur: ug Vietnamese: vi Hoa kiều (vi 華僑)