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Aug 5, 2025

Soggiorno in Cina, soggettività transnazionali. Giovani sinodiscendenti tra lingue e relazioni

The paper discusses how short- and long-term residence in China shapes the transnational subjectivity of young Chinese descendants who were born or raised in Italy. Drawing on ethnographic material, it discusses how affective experiences and discursive practices intersect in mobility, creating complex dynamics of distance, belonging, and negotiation.

Aug 5, 2025

Huaqiao xuexiao e studenti transnazionali in Zhejiang. Implicazioni educative e didattiche alla luce di una ricerca etnografica

This study provides a reference framework on huaqiao xuexiao(华侨学校) based on ethnographic research conducted in southern Zhejiang, a region historically linked to migration to Italy. Unlike huawen xuexiao ( 华文学校), which are Chinese heritage language schools outside the People’s Republic of China, huaqiao xuexiao refers here to both public and…

Aug 5, 2025

Huawen xuexiao in Italia: un focus su denominazione e identità visuale

Chinese heritage schools (huawen xuexiao 华文学校) are important cultural outposts for understanding the evolution of the Chinese diaspora experience in Italy, where they are defined as a rapidly growing phenomenon that is strengthening its organisational dynamics.

Aug 5, 2025

Le scuole complementari cinesi in Italia dopo la pandemia, fra grandi città, provincia e l’Europa

ver the past decade, Chinese complementary schools in Italy have significantly expanded in the country and evolved. After the pandemic, both state-sponsored online initiatives from the PRC and digital programs developed by the schools themselves supported the teaching activities.

Aug 5, 2025

La Cina e la sua diaspora: il caso italiano

[IT] Dalla metà degli anni Duemiladieci, gli Huaqiao o "cinesi d'oltremare" hanno assunto un ruolo assai più rilevante nel discorso politico cinese, essendo stati esplicitamente indicati tra i protagonisti irrinunciabili della grande missione storica della "rinascita della nazione cinese".

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