Appendix 4 (Characteristics Chart)
- Curiosity with Hong Kong and foreign societies.
- Appreciation for alternative Chinese society
- Aspiration to live abroad - Interest in politics, strong opinion and possible negative political attitude toward mainland.
- Travel experience, high mobility.
- Relatively high English and language ability.
- Virtually no familiarity with Macau society.
- Aspiration to return to mainland and maybe seek foreign passport.
- Politically abstinent toward mainland and Macau.
- Very frequent trips to mainland.
- Relatively low English ability, though attaches importance to English.
- Reason for relocating not based on education.
- Intends to build career in Macau.
- Little incentive to go overseas.
- Holds identity somewhere between Macau and mainland.
- Increased political interest after migration.
- Very frequent trips to mainland.
- Relatively low English ability, though attaches importance to English.
- High familiarity with Taiwan society
- Appreciation for alternative Chinese society.
- Appreciation for nature and alternative cultural
environments.
- Aspiration to live abroad - Have local Taiwanese friends, but no foreign friends.
- Experience living away from hometown in big cities. mainland people due to profit seeking.
- Half are positive, half are negative toward mainland students.
- Closer political attitude to mainland China.
- Improving Mandarin ability due to economic reliance on mainland China.
- Mostly friendly.
- Generations of exposure to anti-mainland propaganda.
competition in job market and academia as a result of mainland students.
- Pride in English ability.
- Mostly positive attitude toward mainland students.
- May feel a greater need learn Mandarin.
- No concern of competition in local job market.
- Mostly friendly.
- Limited contact with sparse mainland student body.
- No concern of competition in local job market.
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