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Chinese Among Others: Emigration in Modern Times - Halaman 41
Henghua/Hokchia: Enterprising Latecomers We pair these neighboring dialect groups because they were eco~ nomically and socially marginal to the Hokchiu on their north and the Hokkien on their south. Henghua dialect (spoken in Xinghua ...
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Changing Chinese Foodways in Asia - Halaman 156
The Hokchiu people in Peninsular Malaysia are concentrated in Yong Peng and Sitiawan (in Perak). In East Malaysia, the Hokchiu (Foochow) people are the majority of the Chinese in Sarawak where their original settlement is in Sibu. In Yong ...
David Y. H. Wu, Chee Beng Tan, 2001
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The Encyclopedia of Malaysia: Languages and literature - Halaman 53
in the north and The dialect-occupation link • Hokkien Hokchiu • Cantonese • Khek 0 20 km Top: Perak s Kinta valley reveals a landscape dotted with pools, the result ol extensive tin-mining undertaken by Chinese in the area.
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Southeast Asian Identities: Culture and the Politics of ... - Halaman 74
The Hokchiu, Hokchia and Hin Hoa (later Henghwa) were really "branches of Hokkiens" (Nathan 1921, p. 79). However, the Hokchiu were specifically associated with Fuchow, the capital of Fukien, and the Hin Hoa were from the districts of ...
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Liem Sioe Liong's Salim Group: The Business Pillar of ... - Halaman 34
Liem's early partner in the flour milling business was illustrious Malaysian businessman, the sugar baron Robert Kuok, who is Hokchiu. Kuok's father left his hometown Fuzhou for what was then Malaya. Another well-known Indonesian ...
Richard Borsuk, Nancy Chng, 2014
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Ethnic Chinese in Singapore and Malaysia: A Dialogue ...
igrants who came primarily from the Fuzhou area in northern and northeastern Fujian (fijiS) were called "Hokchiu", and they left China in several batches from 1901 to 1903, settling down in the Rajang River delta in the ...
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The Overseas Chinese: A Bibliographical Essay Based on ...
Hokchiu Prefectural Association separately performs such functions for the Northern group, apparently under the general jurisdiction of the Fukien Chamber of Commerce. The Fukien Provincial Association, has an all-province character, so its ...
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Peoples of the Buddhist World: A Christian Prayer Diary - Halaman 85
Smaller numbers of Min Bei Chinese live scattered throughout Southeast Asia in Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia, where they are commonly known as Hokchiu. Min Bei is one of five distinct languages spoken by the Min Chinese in ...
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The Chinese Diaspora: Space, Place, Mobility, and Identity
... 126,28, 130-32 dialect and speech groups, 54, 78-79, 150-55, 199-203. See also Cantonese, Hainanese, Hakka, Hokchia, Hokchiu, Hokkien, Hoklo, Kejia, Mandarin, Min, Shanghainese, Southern Fujian, Taishan, Wu diaspora, 3-8, 22-23, ...
Laurence J. C. Ma, Carolyn L. Cartier, 2003
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Networks beyond Empires: Chinese Business and ...
112 For example, in 1923, the Hokkien leaders of the Fujian Native-Place Association, See Tiong Wah and Chan Xianjing, successfully mediated the fights between Hokchia and Hokchiu coolies Yong Ch'ing-fatt, Collected Papers on the ...
