A descriptive narration of a project to create a 3-D computer animated film, Emigration, about the lives of people of different social classes in a high-rise apartment building in Hong Kong right around the time of the Chinese takeover in 1997. In particular it focuses on a rich family and a poor family who both try to emigrate from Hong Kong
This project traces the history of population movements out of “Red China” during the Cold War and i...
This thesis includes two essays on Chinese mainland immigrants and their offspring in Hong Kong, usi...
Theme: Diasporas: Cultural TransferStrategic Research Theme (SRT) in China-West StudiesSession 1: Di...
Deposited with permission of the Asia Research InstituteMigration is always an on-going process of t...
In 1997, the British colony of Hong Kong was reunified with the People\u27s Republic of China, aft...
In 2019, a new emigration wave began in Hong Kong following a series of anti-government social movem...
On 29 June 1940, the Hong Kong government issued an evacuation edict to its British population. All ...
This thesis investigates the difficulties of reclamation and decolonization within the context of Ho...
Until very recently the motivation of skilled migration has been largely explained from neo-classica...
textIn the 1990s, the fact that Hong Kong cinema thrived in the world market, with both art and comm...
Where the wild birds go delineates the lived experience of a first-generation Chinese immigrant, she...
DIGGING A HOLE TO CHINA is part travel writing, part memoir. Each chapter can be read as an individu...
Background and research objectives: Return migration has been increasingly common across the world. ...
University of Technology Sydney. Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building.350,000 Foreign Domest...
This large-scale emigration of the elites has caused alarm in Hong Kong. There are fears that such a...
This project traces the history of population movements out of “Red China” during the Cold War and i...
This thesis includes two essays on Chinese mainland immigrants and their offspring in Hong Kong, usi...
Theme: Diasporas: Cultural TransferStrategic Research Theme (SRT) in China-West StudiesSession 1: Di...
Deposited with permission of the Asia Research InstituteMigration is always an on-going process of t...
In 1997, the British colony of Hong Kong was reunified with the People\u27s Republic of China, aft...
In 2019, a new emigration wave began in Hong Kong following a series of anti-government social movem...
On 29 June 1940, the Hong Kong government issued an evacuation edict to its British population. All ...
This thesis investigates the difficulties of reclamation and decolonization within the context of Ho...
Until very recently the motivation of skilled migration has been largely explained from neo-classica...
textIn the 1990s, the fact that Hong Kong cinema thrived in the world market, with both art and comm...
Where the wild birds go delineates the lived experience of a first-generation Chinese immigrant, she...
DIGGING A HOLE TO CHINA is part travel writing, part memoir. Each chapter can be read as an individu...
Background and research objectives: Return migration has been increasingly common across the world. ...
University of Technology Sydney. Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building.350,000 Foreign Domest...
This large-scale emigration of the elites has caused alarm in Hong Kong. There are fears that such a...
This project traces the history of population movements out of “Red China” during the Cold War and i...
This thesis includes two essays on Chinese mainland immigrants and their offspring in Hong Kong, usi...
Theme: Diasporas: Cultural TransferStrategic Research Theme (SRT) in China-West StudiesSession 1: Di...