OK if you weren't born in China, but your parents are Chinese, do you consider yourself Chinese? Also if you were born in Hong Kong, do you consider yourself Chinese or Hong Kongnese(?!?!?!?!)? I personally believe that you are what your roots are. I was born in Hong Kong (moved to UK), I consider myself Chinese
Yeh i consider myself chinese even though i werent born in China, but my mum and dad are so that does mean i am chinese, wot else can i be?
im born in the uk but i look chinese, i spk chinese, hve chinese blood .... enuf said, cant change the fact im chinese -tongue2
yeh but you get some people who say I was born in England (or wherever) Ive grown up in england, have engish friends, speak english and so say they are British. Personally I dont believe this way, but some people do think this way!
i agree with you guys but i'm surprised at how many of my chinese friends born in canada, like myself, and do not embrace their mother language or chinese culture like some of us do.
Re: Do you consider yourself Chinese, if you werent born in China but your parents we if it runs in your blood...then that's what you are
My ancestors are 100% chinese so I don't think where I was born would affect what I am + I look sooo chinese =)
no matter where your born, that doesn't not change your nationality. if your japanese and was born/raised in australia, your still japanese. if your hispanic and your born/raised in canada, your still hispanic.
ya I consider myself chinese, even though my chinese isn't the best :( What's it mean being Canadian? Canada is so multicultural...
I consider myself british because I was born in England, and that's what it says on my passport. As far a legality is concerned technically I'm british, fundamentally I don't see myself as different as the next person who was born here of any other race. However, by ethnic origin, of course I know where my roots are, and of course I still feel part of "my" culture. So I'd consider myself chinese in that way.
Re: Do you consider yourself Chinese, if you werent born in China but your parents we Ethnically Chinese Nationally American
Re: Do you consider yourself Chinese, if you werent born in China but your parents we Ethnicity Chinese Nationality American
100percent chinese. I dont really consider myself american, kind of not really though, i dont have any american nationalism in me.
Well I was born in Vietnam, my parents were both born in vietnam but my family is mainly chinese and I still consider myself chinese
yes im chinese i consider myself it too im proud to be it too even tho im born in america i speak chinese alot at home.