Los “haigui” y “haidai” en China

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El término “haigui” se refiere a los chinos que después de estudiar o trabajar por un tiempo en el extranjero vuelven a trabajar en China. Hai significa ultramar, mientras que gui quiere decir regresar, volver. Mientras “haidai” se alude a los “haigui” que no consiguen encontrar un trabajo y se quedan en espera.

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