Social Change and Continuity in South China: Overseas Chinese and the Guan Lineage of Kaiping County, 1949–87
The China QuarterlyPublished 1 June 1989
Yuen‐fong Woon
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Abstract
For a variety of reasons, still hotly debated by social anthropologists and social historians, both Guangdong and Fujian have been home to many large tightly-organized lineages since at least the 17th century. For a variety of reasons, overseas Chinese emigration in the pre-1949 period was also more prevalent in Guangdong and Fujian than in other Chinese provinces.
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