Focusing on the experiences of Chinese migrants and refugees, this book presents a comprehensive analysis of their personal and collective responses to prejudice and discrimination. Grounded in two decades of research, it highlights the challenges faced by these communities while exploring themes of resilience and identity in the face of adversity.
Why and How Men in Hong Kong Use QQ to Chase Women in Mainland China
The book delves into the dynamics of men in Hong Kong using QQ, an online instant messenger, to pursue women in mainland China, particularly in Shenzhen. It highlights the strategic nature of these interactions, where men provide resources without guaranteed returns, often leading to emotional complexities. The study reveals how men navigate the online space by crafting appealing identities and learning emotional norms, yet they sometimes miscalculate the balance of costs and rewards, resulting in unreciprocated investments and unexpected romantic feelings.