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- noun The quality or state of being
Chinese .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Beyond that, there's no universal sense among the young in China that traditional images that Tam revered as a girl in Hong Kong are what should define "Chineseness" in fashion today.
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"Chineseness," even supported with ultra-low price, simply won't cut it.
Tom Doctoroff: Chinese Global Brands: A Long Road to Rome 2009
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The terms and conditions of "Chineseness" are debatable and fluid.
Chunghwamintzu Rulz: thanks for making my point Michael Turton 2009
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In short they define "Chineseness" in terms of linguistic and folk culture similarities.
Ma Worships the Yellow Emperor Michael Turton 2009
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Many foreigners accept the concepts of monolithic state "Chineseness" as there is a lack of a public alternative and when in contact with the locals the education system had made many locals believe in the myth of "our ancient Chinese culture".
Kuo Kuan-ying = Fan Lan-chin? Michael Turton 2009
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The whole thing with defining "Chineseness" always comes back to the same dilemma.
Ma Worships the Yellow Emperor Michael Turton 2009
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From what I can infer, the use of "Chineseness" in quotes signifies the term and a subjectivity.
Chunghwamintzu Rulz: thanks for making my point Michael Turton 2009
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Which blantantly contradicts the definition of "Chineseness" used to justify claiming Taiwan.
Ma Worships the Yellow Emperor Michael Turton 2009
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Ever since the handover Tung has emphasized Hong Kong's "Chineseness," which some read as a call to respect authority and order, the way people do in Beijing.
Chinese Shadows 2008
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Second thing that I find interesting is the emphatic 'Chineseness' of the speech - the emphasis on the whole overseas Chinese community, Chinese values, the Chinese nation.
Archive 2008-05-01 Michael Turton 2008
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