Magyarországon élő kínai állampolgárok társadalmi integrációs szokásainak a vizsgálata

Abstract

This article seeks to identify the general patterns of societal integration amongChinese immigrants in Hungary based on quantitative research conducted bythe author with the involvement of 167 participants. The author pays close attention to the complexity of the Chinese diaspora regarding general backgroundinformation and three measurable aspects of integration: acculturation, placement and identification. Analysing the findings of this research, the authorfound that Chinese migrants in Hungary, while maintaining strong and activelinks with China, also display positive attitudes towards societal integrationin Hungary. It also emerges that Chinese migrants show general interest towards the host society’s customs and culture, and many of them can speak orare willing to learn Hungarian. The findings of this research show that certainchanges may have occurred in the Chinese diaspora in Hungary, which callfor further research and new policies.