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the traditions of their fathers; however, daughters were usually raised as
Catholics. Therefore, some Chinese had to convert to Catholicism in order to marry. However, until the end of the 19th century, more than 92% of the Chinese were still following their traditional Chinese religions. Other reasons leading to the increase in Christianity of conversion were the social benefits of being Catholics; local schools also introduced Roman Catholic faith to their students; there were also many similarities in rites shared between Chinese religions and Catholicism which gave them a sense of familiarity; but the major reason is related to the tolerance of the Catholic church who allowed Chinese converts to continue their ancestor worship as it was considered a cultural practice instead of a religious practice. Many Hakka converted due to social pressure and interactions with the Catholic communities; e.g. Catholic neighbours would convince them to convert. Converting to Catholicism also allowed them to send their children to Catholic schools. The rate of conversion speeded up in the early 20th century; it is estimated that 17% of the Chinese were Christians in 1911 and by 1921, 28% of the Chinese and Sino-Mauritians in the country had become Christians.From the 1940s to 1960s, there were also many Catholic missionaries who worked on converting the Chinese and Sino-Mauritians to Catholicism, leading to a significant impact on the increase in the conversion speed. From the 1950s and onwards, Chinese religions re-emerged leading to the construction of more pagodas.By 1980s, 66% of the Sino-Mauritians were Catholic and a small amount converted to Protestantism.
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came to work in textile factories came from all regions of China and some of them decided to remain in
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falling student numbers, as more Sino-Mauritians sent their children to mainstream schools, and in the 1970s stopped their weekday classes, retaining only a weekend section. However, their student numbers began to experience some revival in the mid-1980s; in the 1990s, they established a weekday pre-school section. Most of their teachers are local Sino-Mauritians, though some are expatriates from mainland China.
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church in separate cars; the church procession and services are the same as
Catholic Mauritian creole wedding, but not all the Chinese guests attend as many older generations were not Christian and the latter would directly go to the reception hall and wait for the couple to arrive. They also perform the tea ceremony. Some couple consult the
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reluctant to marry with other ethnic communities and started organizing marriage with
Chinese women back home to maintain their community's blood purity, some women even became known as "marriage breakers" as they attempted to break mixed marriage of Chinese men to make them remarry a Chinese spouse. The earliest migrants were largely
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Western-ruled colonial society, the traders sent those relatives on their way, with capital and letters of introduction, to establish businesses in neighbouring countries. For example, between 1888 and 1898, nearly 1,800 Chinese departed from Port Louis with ports on the African mainland—largely
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On the day of the wedding, they offer offerings to their ancestors and the grooms eat 2 hard boiled eggs (symbol of fertility). Their bridal bed needs to be made by 2 women who are considered having a successful and fortunate marriage and who have a son and a daughter; this is followed by a young boy
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Nowadays, many Sino-Mauritians have
Catholic weddings and their wedding celebrations are almost similar to those of the Mauritian Creoles, but they also fuses some form of traditional Confucian or Buddhist traditions involving gift exchange between families and dowry, processions between each other's
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After the 1980s, China reopened up to the world and migration from China to
Mauritius slowly restarted and therefore, the old marriage network of the Hakka was re-established, allowing Hakka women from Meixian to marry the local Hakka Sino-Mauritians. Simultaneously, Chinese women migrant workers who
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By 1819, there was already a burial site for the
Chinese community in Mauritius in Port Louis. The early Chinese graves in Mauritius (e.g. those dating from the late 1830s) were made of stones; each gravestone would 3 perpendicular rows of characters engraved on them and coloured in red. Despite the
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Catholics, a result of conversions during the colonial era. During the colonial era, some of the earliest converts to Catholicism were Chinese men who married with Christian Creole women. In this form of interethnic marriage, boys born of Chinese men could be baptized but they would still follow
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s readers are in their forties or older; it has subscribers not just in Mauritius, but Réunion, Madagascar, Canada, China, Australia and Hong Kong as well. The paper's local readership has been boosted slightly by guest workers from China, but the circulation barely exceeded 1,000 copies in 2001. By
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in China, are known as 'Fokien', 'Fukien' or 'Hokkien' people in Mauritius; this is in reference of the ancestral province location. Due to their intermarriage with other ethnic groups (mostly creole and Indian), people who are born with mixed ancestral are perceived as "Sino-creoles"; Sino-creoles,
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Sino-Mauritians who trace their Cantonese ancestors from the province of Guandong are known as the "Namshun" (南顺) or "Cantonese" in Mauritius. Sino-Mauritian of Cantonese origins in Mauritius have their own separate associations, societies, and events; for example, the Nam Shun Society (Namshun Fooy
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Despite being a minority group in Mauritius, thee Sino-Mauritians and their ancestors have contributed to the social and economic development of the Mauritian community and have influenced the multicultural society of Mauritius. They are a small community which has distinguished themselves from the
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When the couple arrive to the reception hall, string of red firecrackers are set. The couple and their bridesmaid walk round the hall and food is served. Speeches and toasts are not very common. There is also a cake cutting moment and following this event, the guests start to disperse. Most Chinese
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The Mauritian constitution recognizes only four communities, classified according to both origins and religions, which includes "Sino-Mauritian" (who originate from China) and the "General population". The "General population" category include 1. Descendants of European settlers and Creole people,
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Nowadays, a majority of Sino-Mauritians also identify as Catholic Christians. Other Sino-Mauritians are Protestant. Despite their identifying as Catholics, there is however a long tradition of religious parallelism among the Sino-Mauritian families, and as such, elements of Chinese religions still
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is consumed all over the island by people of all backgrounds. Fried noodles is one of the most popular dishes. Mauritians from all ethnic origin and background also enjoy the various vegetables and meat balls (Niouk Yen, Sow Mai, Van Yen, Fee Yen) which originate from the Hakka cuisine in Meixian.
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The bride typically wears a white dress and her father helps place a headdress and a veil on her; the groom's mother gives a new set of gold jewelry to his new daughter-in-law as dowry when the groom's party goes to pick up the bride. The mother of the bride gives her a bouquet and they go to the
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in Hakka). There were numerous reasons for their arrival in Mauritius, including their desire to escape starvation or seek fortune. During that period of time, Chinese women were allowed to come in Mauritius and contributed to an increase growth of the Chinese community; moreover, the Hakka were
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In 1829, the British brought a group of Chinese migrants to work on sugar plantations; harsh working conditions the Chinese migrants to start a failed revolt. Between 1840 and 1843 alone, 3,000 Chinese contract workers arrived on the island. By 1846, it is estimated that an influx of 50 Chinese
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cadres on 20 October 1941, grew to enroll 500 students, but by the end of the 1950s, that had shrunk to just 300; they stopped classes entirely in the 1960s, although their alumni association remains prominent in the Sino-Mauritian community. The Chinese Middle School also faced the problem of
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Two Chinese-medium middle schools were established in the first half of the 20th century. The Chinese Middle School (华文学校, later called 新华中学 and then 新华学校) was established on 10 November 1912 as a primary school; in 1941, they expanded to include a lower middle school. Their student population
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as their ancestral language although only fewer than one-quarter of census respondents who identified Chinese as their ancestral language also indicated it as the language spoken in the home. Few Sino-Mauritian youth speak Chinese; those who do use it primarily for communication with elderly
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province. Most of these migrants from Fujian were merchants and therefore according to the law they were not allowed to bring their families with them, were not allowed to buy lands unless they abandoned their Chinese citizenship and adopted British citizenship; therefore, this led to many
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Firecrackers which is traditionally used in Chinese culture are used during major festivals of Mauritians, including those of non-Chinese origins, e.g. Gregorian New Year, Divali and Christmas. Firecrackers are also set-off on the eve of the Gregorian-calendar based New Year's Eve.
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and French orally, while English—the language of administration and education—remains primarily a written language. In the 1990 census, roughly one-third of Sino-Mauritians stated Mauritian Creole as both their ancestral and currently spoken language. The other two-thirds indicated
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arrived in Mauritius to marry the local Hakka Chinese men in Mauritius. Until 1997, investors and merchants from Hong Kong were encouraged to come to Mauritius to start their own trading business but only few people from Hong Kong permanently migrated to Mauritius.
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During the colonial period, the Chinese migrants who came to Mauritius were known to be "clanish" in nature. The 3 main Chinese subgroups (Fukien, Namshun, and Hakka) in Mauritius each had their own recognized leaders. Recognized leaders during that period were:
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Today, most Sino-Mauritians are businesspeople, with a "virtual monopoly" on retail trade. After the Franco-Mauritian population, they form the second-wealthiest group on the island. They own restaurants, retail and wholesale shops, and import-and-export firms.
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By 1901, the Sino-Mauritian population had shrunk to 3,515 individuals, among them 2,585 being business owners. The 1921 census in Mauritius counted that Indian women there had a total of 148 children fathered by Chinese men. These Chinese were mostly traders.
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women due to both a lack of Chinese women and the higher numbers of Indian women on the island. From the late 1800s to the mid-1900s, a third wave of Chinese migrants came to Mauritius. This time, most of them were Hakka Chinese from the region of
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Pagodas also shelter ancestral cult altars and ancestral tablets. Following Chinese tradition, religious services are typically conducted one week after death at the Pagoda and the ancestral tablet of the deceased with his name written in
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Four Chinese-language newspapers continued to be published in Mauritius as of 2014. A monthly news magazine also began publication in 2005. The newspapers are printed in Port Louis, but not widely distributed outside the city.
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relatives, especially those who did not attend school and thus had little exposure to English or French. None use it to communicate with their siblings or cousins. Among those members of the community who do continue to speak
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The Catholic Church of Mauritius also recognise the dual religion system practice by the Sino-Mauritians to preserve their distinct traditions, including ancestral worship which remains a significant aspect of their everyday
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Chinese cuisine is an integral part of Mauritian cuisine. Mauritians, regardless of their origins, appreciate Chinese cuisine and consume Chinese food; the most common Chinese dishes consumed by Mauritians are:
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723:(镜报) was established in 1976. It is published on a weekly basis every Saturday. At its peak, they had a staff of eight people. Their editor-in-chief, Mr. Ng Kee Siong (黄基松), began his career at the
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has likely been valued, preserved, and transmitted from generation to generation. Sino-Mauritians are also observed to have deep knowledge on the preparation and administration of herbal remedies.
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Descendants of Chinese migrants who married with a member of a non-Chinese community in Mauritius, e.g. descendants of the Fukien male migrants who married women of a non-Chinese ethnic community.
683:(formerly 中国时报; now 华侨时报) was founded in 1953. The editor-in-chief, Long Siong Ah Keng (吴隆祥), was born in 1921 in Mauritius; at age 11, he followed his parents back to their ancestral village in
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Most ancestors of Sino-Mauritans were originally from Southern China, and therefore Standard Mandarin was not an ancestral language of any Sino-Mauritians. Standard Mandarin is taught in schools
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By the 1860s, shops run by Sino-Mauritians could be found all over the island. Some members of the colonial government thought that further migration should be prohibited, but Governor
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and came to Mauritius to work through the British colonial network, while others were merchants and craftsmen. These migrants were known as the Cantonese and Namshun (南顺) in Mauritius.
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which impact their daily lives. For example, the number 4 (四 si) continues to be associated with its homonym death (死 si), and therefore is considered an unlucky number to be avoided.
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Some Chinese legends and stories continue to persist and to be transmitted in the Sino-Mauritian community due to their associations with the major festivals in which they partake in.
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Sino-Mauritians continue to perform some traditional Chinese dances, like the dragon dance. The lion dance and dragon dance holds an important place in the Sino-Mauritian culture.
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on birthday celebrations. Despite being one of the smallest community in Mauritius, Sino-Mauritian cuisine is the most present in the restaurants throughout the island.
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Chinese and Sino-Mauritians working in retail trail provided basic necessities and staple food to the Mauritian community, they created a micro-credit system with the
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Fengshui is important to the Sino-Mauritian community and their ancestors. The site location of the first pagoda in Mauritius, Kwan Tee Pagoda, was based on Fengshui.
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Pagoda at Les Salines, which is the oldest Chinese pagoda in Mauritius and in the Southern hemisphere. Port Louis also houses one of the oldest Chinatowns in Africa.
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Chinese martial arts are practiced within the Sino-Mauritian community and are no more exclusive to their community in Mauritius. Some of these martial arts are:
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newspaper. It was founded in 1932. The rivalry between Beijing-friendly and Taipei-friendly newspapers reached its peak in the 1950s; then-editor-in-chief of the
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Most Chinese immigrants who came to Mauritius during the colonial period easily rebuilt their clan network in Mauritius; these clan networks came to function as
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and localization of Chinese cuisine. Sino-Mauritians also follow and/or have maintained some Chinese food traditions and customs. For example, the tradition of
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in 1942 at the age of 25. After 18 years there, the paper was forced to shut down. He and a team of fellow journalists founded a paper to replace it, the
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Chinese martial arts (Wushu, Kungfu, and Taichi) in Mauritius is no more exclusive to the Sino-Mauritians and are now practiced by many Non-Chinese.
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majority of Sino-Mauritians identifying as Catholics, some Sino-Mauritian families still preserve traditional Chinese funeral rites and traditions.
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643:(华侨商报) was once the largest and most influential Chinese-language newspaper in Mauritius. It stopped publishing in the 1960s, and merged with the
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intermarriages with women of the Creole and Indian communities in order to build their own families or buy land under the name of their spouses.
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on board British, French, and Danish ships; they found employment as blacksmiths, carpenters, cobblers, and tailors, and quickly formed a small
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Traditionally, the parents of the bride throw a dinner party approximately one week before the wedding for her close relatives and friends.
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Koon; 南顺会馆) in Port Louis. The Nam Shun society is an association for the Sino-Mauritians whose ancestors mainly originated from Nam Hoi (
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for the Chinese immigrants and their descendants. Chinese Societies and clan associations continue to exist in present-day Mauritius.
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For the one-month-old celebration of a Sino-Mauritian baby, the parents and the grandparents of the child make offerings to the
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throughout the island. In 2013, there were 11 pagodas in Mauritius all found in Port Louis. Port Louis also houses the
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and returned to Mauritius. He left Mauritius again in 1952 to work for a Chinese paper in India, but a position at the
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Paul Younger Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies McMaster University (2009).
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Colour, Confusion, and Concessions: The History of the Chinese in South Africa
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Abacus and Mah Jong: Sino-Mauritian Settlement and Economic Consolidation
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Dragon and Lion dance have become a common feature in Mauritian culture.
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CultureShock! Mauritius : a Survival Guide to Customs and Etiquette
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Lawrence Wong: CEO of LaTrobe. President of Mauritius Cycling Federation
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3892:"PAGODES DE PORT-LOUIS : Les merveilles de la diaspora chinoise"
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Mahomoodally, Mohamad Fawzi; Muthoorah, Luviksha Drushilla (2014).
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Brendan Pang: Australian cook and restaurant-owner who competed in
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continue to exist even among the Christian Sino-Mauritian families.
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Chinese clans, Chinese associations and society, and name structure
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exceeded 1,000. The Chung-Hwa Middle School (中华中学), established by
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A second wave of migration from China mainly came from the city of
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houses and performing prayers and rites at their family altars.
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4343:"毛里求斯华人今昔 (Mauritius' Overseas Chinese, Today and Yesterday)"
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Sons of the Yellow Emperor: A History of the Chinese Diaspora
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Nyíri, Pál (2007), "Chinese in the Soviet Union, 1922–1989",
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3235:"Mauritians of Chinese origin: Paradise island's next dodo?"
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Fengshui is being adopted by Mauritians of diverse origins.
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newswire reports, with the last page devoted to local news.
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Mauritians are curious to know their Chinese zodiac sign.
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Until the 1930s, Chinese migrants continued to arrive in
4112:"Lawrence Wong (La Trobe) - Leading Through Uncertainty"
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2006, that number had fallen to seven hundred. In 2010,
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Sino-Mauritians who trace their ancestors from province
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Les Sino-mauriciens, discrétion, action et solidarité…*
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Mauritius in the Making: Across the Censuses, 1846–2000
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Nowadays, Sino-Mauritians (even Catholic Sino-Mauritian
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Nowadays, most Sino-Mauritians living in Mauritius are
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List of Chinese pagoda in Mauritius and deity worship
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Celebration of the anniversary of the goddess Tin Hao
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Not restricted or defined by any Chinese ethnic groups
4181:, United Nations University Press, pp. 106–128,
4143:
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development
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The Sino-creoles community in Mauritius can include:
4381:"毛里求斯华人社会语言概况 (The Language Use of Sino-Mauritians)"
4136:"Language Use of Mauritian Adolescents in Education"
3725:
Guccini, Federica; Zhang, Mingyuan (14 April 2021).
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Africa : an encyclopedia of culture and society
2587:
Huguette Ly-Tio-Fane Pineo, Edouard Lim Fat (2008).
2352:"Chinese Languages spoken in Mauritius: An Overview"
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Sino-Mauritians maintain certain beliefs related to
1594:(Goddess of the sea), also called Tin Hao / Tin Hau
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531:Chinese language and dialects spoken in Mauritius
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4253:Creolization Seminar, Transnational Communities
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2755:Voluntary organizations in the Chinese Diaspora
2708:"Foreign workers in Mauritius face torrid time"
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440:The Sino-creoles are typically categorized as "
4271:, Cambridge University Press, pp. 78–95,
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16:Ethnic group of Chinese origins in Mauritius
4269:Ethnicity, Nationalism, and Minority Rights
2593:. Éditions de l'océan Indien. p. 174.
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1509:(Protector of sailors), also called Ma Chou
1381:Joseph-Rivière road, Chinatown, Port Louis
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163:Chinese migration from Sumatra to Mauritius
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3598:"Republic of Mauritius- Mauritian Cuisine"
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2356:Mauritius 50: 'Hand in Hand?' Research Day
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428:(客家) who can trace their ancestry back to
380:Demographics, distribution, and employment
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5012:Peranakan / Baba Nyonya / Straits Chinese
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1254:Dual religion systems and other religions
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183:Chinese migration from China to Mauritius
4361:Yap, Melanie; Leong Man, Dianne (1996),
4291:L'aménagement linguistique dans le monde
3918:"Jubilé d?or de la pagode ?Fook Soo Am?"
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2706:Ackbarally, Nasseem (28 November 2006),
2624:Chinese Diaspora in Western Indian Ocean
1978:杨钦俊: Chief Justice, Mauritius, 2008–2013
1283:); a minority of Sino-Mauritians follow
1102:Approximate month on Gregorian calendar
780:Culture of Mauritians of Chinese origins
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1926:Notable Mauritians of Chinese origin
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5962:Mauritian people of Chinese descent
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279:, Chinese men in Mauritius married
150:who trace their ethnic ancestry to
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3839:Mauritius: A New Balance of Nature
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3659:"Republic of Mauritius- Festivals"
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2997:Zhao, Haiyan (17 September 2001),
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1571:(God of wealth), called Choy Sun
1477:Ahime Choïsanne (Liog Choi Sine)
1328:(god of Heaven) and to Guan Yin.
527:Chinese ethnic group in Mauritius
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4244:Eriksen, Thomas Hylland (1999),
4076:Eshita Srinivas (14 July 2023).
2034:: International football referee
1613:Volcy Pougnet street, Mauritius
1515:(月老星君; God of love and marriage)
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3688:"Fête mine: tout un symbolisme"
3686:Rédaction, La (4 August 2018).
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1242:Mid-September to early October
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277:late 19th to early 20th century
177:Charles Hector, Comte d'Estaing
4365:, Hong Kong University Press,
3066:Yu, Longhui (8 October 2007),
2282:
2254:Shinn, David Hamilton (2012).
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1750:Significant cultural landmarks
969:) and Chinese first name (名字,
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4392:South China Normal University
3898:(in French). 10 February 2013
2903:Bissoonauth & Offord 2001
2891:Bissoonauth & Offord 2001
2879:Bissoonauth & Offord 2001
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1099:Name of Festivals / Holidays
1028:List of Sino-Mauritian dishes
713:
461:
4568:Democratic Republic of Congo
4293:, Université Laval de Québec
3580:Nallatamby, Pravina (2016).
3305:(in French). 28 January 2017
3161:, Mauritius, 7 February 2005
3101:"Tradition versus modernity"
1790:Traditional Chinese marriage
1732:Traditional Chinese medicine
1656:Tank Wen street, Port Louis
993:and braided their hair in a
729:New Chinese Commercial Paper
136:Mauritians of Chinese origin
116:Chinese people in Madagascar
7:
5957:Asian diaspora in Mauritius
3476:"The Sino Mauritian Family"
2081:Mauritian of African origin
2074:
1802:who performs a somersault.
1786:Chinese pre-wedding customs
1717:
1128:Public Holiday in Mauritius
1051:Chinese calendar and zodiac
984:
913:List of clans in Mauritius
798:Chinese arts and literature
764:(华声报), also referred to as
754:
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5967:Chinese diaspora in Africa
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4021:Aumeerally, N. L. (2005).
3924:(in French). 2 August 2004
2091:Mauritian of Indian origin
2086:Mauritian of French origin
1783:
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1245:15th day of the 8th month
1224:24th day of the 6th month
1145:15th day of the 1st month
1021:
1017:
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697:Chinese Commercial Gazette
641:Chinese Commercial Gazette
634:Chinese Commercial Gazette
350:People's Republic of China
188:Late 1700s and early 1800s
5972:China–Mauritius relations
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4209:10.1017/S0047404504031033
4155:10.1080/01434630108666442
4039:10.1080/13696850500448261
3964:10.12980/APJTB.4.2014C775
3072:China Radio International
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1429:Magon street, Port Louis
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1367:Ancestor shrine or altar
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1202:5th day of the 5th month
1105:Date of Chinese calendar
840:and the commemoration of
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407:Fokien / Fukien / Hokkien
110:
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2401:Yap & Leong Man 1996
2101:
1480:Les Salines, Port Louis
1446:Heen Foh Lee Kwon Pagoda
1218:(lit. "Noodle festival)
1142:February or early March
949:Names of Sino-Mauritians
725:Chinese Commercial Paper
623:
471:have greatly influenced
419:
272:—as their destinations.
259:Late 1800s and mid-1900s
4224:Eriksen, Thomas Hylland
3638:www.namshunfooykoon.com
3107:, Mauritius, 2 May 2006
2733:www.namshunfooykoon.com
2044:Christophe Lim Wen Ying
366:export-processing zones
344:Mid-1900s to late 1900s
297:-speaking; but, later,
288:(梅县; commonly known as
4255:, University of Oxford
3958:(Suppl 1): S387–S399.
3862:"About Cohan Tai Biou"
3744:10.26443/jiows.v4i2.79
3510:"Clans & Surnames"
3480:www.kwonghatongmru.com
2786:: CS1 maint: others (
2648:Monique Dinan (2002).
1976:Bernard Yeung Sik Yuen
1835:List of Contributions
1762:Chinatown of Mauritius
1281:Chinese Folk religions
1179:Fete des morts chinois
1078:Festivals and holidays
1035:cuisine includes both
844:, associated with the
432:, Guangdong province.
128:Chinese South Africans
4379:Zhao, Huijun (1999),
4341:Song, Shuyun (2001),
3366:) CS1 maint: others (
1963:Joseph Tsang Mang Kin
1634:Pope Hennessy street
1526:Law Kwan Chung Pagoda
751:stopped publication.
106:Related ethnic groups
87:Chinese folk religion
5176:United Arab Emirates
5068:Straits-Born Chinese
4401:on 29 September 2011
4347:At Home and Overseas
3785:. London: Kuperard.
3779:Cleary, Tim (2011).
2964:Overseas Chinese Net
2935:Overseas Chinese Net
1970:Government officials
1957:Moilin Jean Ah-Chuen
1944:MasterChef Australia
1884:Chinese martial arts
1858:Chinese food culture
1768:and the presence of
1756:Culture of Mauritius
1305:In the present day,
1258:The majority of the
1194:Dragon Boat Festival
1124:1st day of the year
1121:January or February
903:mutual aid societies
846:Dragon Boat Festival
786:Culture of Mauritius
498:some form of Chinese
240:. Some of them were
5550:Islets of Mauritius
5421:overseas department
4727:Trinidad and Tobago
4230:, Berg Publishers,
4197:Language in Society
4000:Le Defi Media Group
3844:26 January 2013 at
3514:Hakka Mauritians 客家
3268:Le Defi Media Group
3239:Le Defi Media Group
3191:on 20 February 2012
3009:on 18 February 2012
2941:on 6 September 2008
1831:
1497:(Giver of Children)
1491:Dabo Xianjun (大帛仙君)
1345:
1287:; they also follow
1237:Mid-autumn Festival
1095:
1063:Their wedding date;
921:Chinese characters
914:
820:Mid-Autumn Festival
770:Chinese unification
737:Tsinghua University
561:Cantonese (Namshun)
522:
469:Chinese restaurants
442:General population"
390:Cantonese / Namshun
244:who passed through
26:
5795:Telecommunications
5661:Chagos Archipelago
5635:Rivière du Rempart
5429:Hong Kong Diaspora
4697:Dominican Republic
4327:, Kodansha Globe,
4323:Pan, Lynn (1994),
2826:"Student Outreach"
2010:: National swimmer
1937:Patrick Kwok-Choon
1844:Microcredit system
1830:
1744:Chinese numerology
1738:Chinese numerology
1343:
1334:Chinese characters
1210:Kwan Tee Festival,
1093:
912:
703:enticed him back.
693:Guangxi University
667:Chinese Daily News
659:Chinese Daily News
652:Chinese Daily News
520:
253:John Pope Hennessy
144:Chinese Mauritians
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5841:Franco-Mauritians
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5736:Political parties
5731:National Assembly
5711:Foreign relations
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5063:Chinese nationals
4990:Peranakan Chinese
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4805:by city and state
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4665:
4573:Republic of Congo
4372:978-962-209-424-6
4334:978-1-56836-032-4
4316:978-0-415-44686-0
4278:978-0-521-60317-1
4237:978-1-85973-959-4
4188:978-92-808-1089-9
3866:kwanteepagoda.org
3792:978-1-85733-546-0
3715:, pp. 82, 92
3560:kwanteepagoda.org
3556:"Kwan Tee Pagoda"
3448:978-981-261-993-8
3391:. 10 January 2019
3341:978-1-59884-665-2
3184:A window on China
2970:on 6 October 2008
2765:978-988-220-382-2
2712:Mail and Guardian
2267:978-0-8122-0800-9
2050:Elodie Poo-cheong
1923:
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1432:Buddhist temple (
1251:
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1199:Late May or June
1173:Tomb sweeping day
1024:Mauritian cuisine
946:
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816:Houyi and Chang'e
792:deculturalization
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606:
602:Standard Mandarin
515:Standard Mandarin
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1659:Buddhist temple
1637:Buddhist temple
1474:29 January 1842
1426:Sister Fee Fong
1387:(God of wealth)
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1338:Chinese New Year
1176:, also known as
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1669:Tien Tan Pagoda
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1470:Kwan Tee Pagoda
1397:Fok Tiak pagoda
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1260:Sino-Mauritians
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1161:March or April
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5046:Philippines
5017:Sino-Native
4799:from Taiwan
4758:from Taiwan
4717:Puerto Rico
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3922:lexpress.mu
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3692:lexpress.mu
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2160:"Mauritius"
1992:Gaétan Siew
1416:Fook Soo Am
1361:Main deity
1352:Year built
744:The Mirror'
708:China Times
701:China Times
681:China Times
674:China Times
645:China Times
112:Han Chinese
89:(including
5951:Categories
5881:Mauritians
5784:(currency)
5716:Government
5630:Port Louis
5610:Grand Port
5130:Bangladesh
5097:Minh Hương
4975:East Timor
4916:Kyrgyzstan
4911:Kazakhstan
4823:Costa Rica
4636:Seychelles
4619:Mozambique
4604:Madagascar
4496:Cape Verde
4405:27 October
4353:27 October
4297:10 January
4259:10 January
4168:27 October
3534:Nyíri 2007
3195:11 January
3165:11 January
3140:11 January
3111:11 January
3077:11 January
3045:11 January
3013:27 October
2974:27 October
2945:27 October
2729:"About Us"
2661:9990390460
2634:9990305692
2132:References
1808:Tung Shing
1784:See also:
1766:Port Louis
1157:) Festival
1057:Tung Shing
894:(Fukien),
749:The Mirror
733:The Mirror
721:The Mirror
715:The Mirror
663:Kuomintang
617:Kuomintang
462:Employment
338:Seychelles
330:Madagascar
322:Port Louis
311:Madagascar
194:Port Louis
169:shanghaied
148:Mauritians
37:Port Louis
5858:Education
5805:Transport
5772:Companies
5706:Elections
5597:Districts
5537:Rodrigues
5490:Geography
5470:Mauritius
5367:Australia
5145:Sri Lanka
5058:Singapore
4980:Indonesia
4951:Southeast
4884:Venezuela
4849:Argentina
4828:Nicaragua
4768:Vancouver
4679:Caribbean
4614:Mauritius
4217:144352051
4163:144649959
4063:163013623
4047:1369-6815
3801:756867265
3782:Mauritius
3761:234823718
3753:2561-3111
3457:609854865
3358:cite book
3350:900016532
3159:L'Express
3105:L'Express
3068:"一片丹心向阳开"
3035:L'Express
2915:Zhao 1999
2838:17 August
2782:cite book
2774:650825926
2682:Song 2001
2374:Song 2001
2276:822017908
2169:17 August
2164:State.gov
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1986:Corporate
1647:Shen Shan
1625:Shen Chen
1501:Luzu Dadi
1373:Choy Shun
1358:Location
1355:Built by
1215:Fete Mine
1153:Tin Hao (
879:Wing Chun
689:Guangdong
571:Cantonese
511:Cantonese
295:Cantonese
246:Hong Kong
234:Guangzhou
202:Chinatown
198:Guangzhou
70:Cantonese
44:Languages
5936:Category
5896:Religion
5777:Minerals
5726:Military
5689:Politics
5666:Tromelin
5573:Nazareth
5495:Wildlife
5474:articles
5425:See also
5322:Bulgaria
5301:Portugal
5289:Southern
5196:Northern
5140:Pakistan
5080:Chin Haw
5075:Thailand
5007:Malaysia
4963:Cambodia
4942:Mongolia
4874:Suriname
4722:Suriname
4671:Americas
4658:Zimbabwe
4594:Botswana
4582:Southern
4563:Cameroon
4542:Tanzania
4532:Ethiopia
4226:(1998),
4105:and the
4006:24 April
3982:25183116
3928:25 April
3902:24 April
3871:22 April
3842:Archived
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3698:22 April
3668:25 April
3643:22 April
3607:24 April
3565:22 April
3519:25 April
3485:25 April
3395:25 April
3309:25 April
3274:25 April
3245:25 April
2738:24 April
2568:cite web
2389:Pan 1994
2289:Pan 1994
2237:Pan 1994
2225:Pan 1994
2201:Pan 1994
2075:See also
2070:: Tennis
1951:Politics
1904:Fengshui
1774:Kwan tee
1718:Fengshui
1682:Yu huang
1574:Present
1520:Present
1319:Choy Sun
1311:Guan Yin
1285:Buddhism
1117:festival
1088:New Year
985:Clothing
766:Sinonews
756:SinoNews
742:Most of
487:Language
101:, others
99:Buddhism
77:Religion
35:Half in
5920:Outline
5868:Culture
5819:Society
5800:Tourism
5755:Economy
5701:Cabinet
5645:Savanne
5568:Hawkins
5524:Agaléga
5485:History
5360:Oceania
5332:Romania
5315:Eastern
5256:Ireland
5251:Hungary
5246:Germany
5229:Belgium
5222:Western
5208:Finland
5203:Denmark
5112:San Diu
5092:Vietnam
5051:Sangley
5034:Panthay
5024:Myanmar
4968:Hokkien
4904:Central
4879:Uruguay
4816:Central
4774:Toronto
4712:Jamaica
4630:Réunion
4624:Namibia
4599:Lesotho
4556:Central
4516:Senegal
4511:Nigeria
4480:Morocco
4465:Algeria
4388:Fangyan
4128:Sources
4117:YouTube
4055:4141308
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3848:Islands
1695:Guanyin
1690:Guan Di
1604:Poo Chi
1569:Caishen
1563:Guan Di
1495:Guanyin
1484:Guan Di
1457:Guan Di
1385:Caishen
1307:Guan Di
1229:Guan Di
1221:August
1018:Cuisine
1009:chaozhu
924:Pinyin
874:Tai chi
869:Kung fu
842:Qu Yuan
685:Meixian
547:Hokkien
507:Hokkien
430:Meixian
334:Réunion
286:Meixian
275:In the
242:coolies
173:Sumatra
171:" from
62:Chinese
58:English
5836:Creole
5782:Rupee
5654:Claims
5583:Soudan
5472:
5384:Hawaii
5347:Turkey
5342:Serbia
5337:Russia
5278:London
5234:France
5213:Sweden
5189:Europe
5171:Turkey
5166:Israel
5029:Kokang
4958:Brunei
4864:Guyana
4854:Brazil
4833:Panama
4781:Mexico
4745:Canada
4702:Guyana
4687:Belize
4653:Zambia
4609:Malawi
4589:Angola
4547:Uganda
4451:Africa
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1418:(福壽庵)
1313:, the
1277:Taoist
991:shanku
971:mingzi
774:Xinhua
513:, and
475:, and
413:Fujian
401:Shunde
354:Taiwan
336:, and
303:Canton
281:Indian
270:Durban
238:Shunde
217:Fujian
213:Xiamen
204:, the
146:, are
95:Taoism
54:French
5927:Index
5901:Sport
5891:Music
5886:Media
5605:Flacq
5409:Tonga
5404:Samoa
5389:Palau
5306:Spain
5296:Italy
5239:Paris
5135:India
5123:South
5039:Pashu
4937:Korea
4932:Japan
4859:Chile
4842:South
4737:North
4707:Haiti
4537:Kenya
4501:Ghana
4475:Libya
4470:Egypt
4458:North
4399:(PDF)
4390:(3),
4384:(PDF)
4249:(PDF)
4213:S2CID
4159:S2CID
4139:(PDF)
4059:S2CID
4051:JSTOR
3757:S2CID
2829:(PDF)
2552:(PDF)
2102:Notes
1673:1951
1651:1974
1629:1951
1608:1948
1554:1895
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1295:life.
995:queue
624:Media
583:Hakka
578:Hakka
503:Hakka
426:Hakka
420:Hakka
299:Hakka
290:Moyen
196:from
152:China
66:Hakka
5615:Moka
5379:Fiji
5161:Iran
5154:West
5107:Nùng
5102:Ngái
5002:Laos
4925:East
4897:Asia
4869:Peru
4692:Cuba
4525:East
4506:Mali
4489:West
4407:2008
4367:ISBN
4355:2008
4329:ISBN
4311:ISBN
4299:2009
4273:ISBN
4261:2009
4232:ISBN
4183:ISBN
4170:2008
4089:2023
4043:ISSN
4008:2022
3978:PMID
3930:2022
3904:2022
3873:2022
3826:2022
3797:OCLC
3787:ISBN
3749:ISSN
3700:2022
3670:2022
3645:2022
3609:2022
3567:2022
3521:2022
3487:2022
3453:OCLC
3443:ISBN
3397:2022
3368:link
3364:link
3346:OCLC
3336:ISBN
3311:2022
3303:KOZÉ
3276:2022
3247:2022
3197:2009
3167:2009
3142:2009
3113:2009
3079:2009
3047:2009
3015:2008
2976:2008
2947:2008
2840:2018
2788:link
2770:OCLC
2760:ISBN
2740:2022
2669:2015
2656:ISBN
2629:ISBN
2608:2014
2595:ISBN
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2560:2014
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2505:2014
2492:ISBN
2272:OCLC
2262:ISBN
2171:2018
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