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% of Total HK Population GREGORY E. GULDIN Fig. 3-Hong Kong and North Point Population by Place of Origin—19758 Place of Origin % of North Point Population Guang Zhou area 54% 46% Sae Yup 17% 82% 16% 69% Hong Kong, Macao area 5% Guangdongese9 1% Guangdongese9 Elsewhere in Guangdong 6% 6% Chao Zhou 10% 5% Shanghaiese (including 3% 6% Jiangsu and Zhejiang prov.) Fujianese 3% 18% Northern and Central Chinese (excluding Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces and Shanghai) 1% 1% Others 2% 1% TOTAL 100% 100% Chinese led to the further expansion of the Fujianese sub-neigh- borhood across Tong Shui Road for the first time. Since then Little Fujian's explosive growth has slackened a bit although the last decade or so has seen the Fujianese move a block or two further east across Quarry Bay. This intra-North Point history makes today's ethnic settlement pattern understandable. Figure 1 maps out the spatial distribution of both Fujianese and Shanghaiese in North Point and indicates the location of today's Little Fujian sub-neighborhood as well as the boundaries of the 1950s Little Shanghai area. As suggested by the over-lapping boundaries, Little Fujian has supplanted Little Shanghai as North Point's major sub-neighborhood. Indeed, we can even go so far as to maintain that Little Shanghai no longer exists in North Point as a distinct sub-neighborhood, although a diminished and outwardly directed sense of Shanghaiese community does per- sist. There are more to these ethnic enclaves though than a few street blocks; equally important are the social ties that bind a com- munity together. Since the Shanghaiese community no longer centers in North Point let us turn to the Fujianese community of

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% of Total HK Population 118 GREGORY E. GULDIN Fig. 3-Hong Kong and North Point Population by Place of Origin—19758 Place of Origin % of North Point Population Guang Zhou area 54% 46% Sae Yup 17% 82% 16% 69% Hong Kong, Macao area 5% Guangdongese9 1% Guangdongese9 Elsewhere in Guangdong 6% 6% Chao Zhou 10% 5% Shanghaiese (including 3% 6% Jiangsu and Zhejiang prov.) Fujianese 3% 18% Northern and Central Chinese (excluding Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces and Shanghai) 1% 1% Others 2% 1% TOTAL 100% 100% Chinese led to the further expansion of the Fujianese sub-neigh- borhood across Tong Shui Road for the first time. Since then Little Fujian's explosive growth has slackened a bit although the last decade or so has seen the Fujianese move a block or two further east across Quarry Bay. This intra-North Point history makes today's ethnic settlement pattern understandable. Figure 1 maps out the spatial distribution of both Fujianese and Shanghaiese in North Point and indicates the location of today's Little Fujian sub-neighborhood as well as the boundaries of the 1950s Little Shanghai area. As suggested by the over-lapping boundaries, Little Fujian has supplanted Little Shanghai as North Point's major sub-neighborhood. Indeed, we can even go so far as to maintain that Little Shanghai no longer exists in North Point as a distinct sub-neighborhood, although a diminished and outwardly directed sense of Shanghaiese community does per- sist. There are more to these ethnic enclaves though than a few street blocks; equally important are the social ties that bind a com- munity together. Since the Shanghaiese community no longer centers in North Point let us turn to the Fujianese community of

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% of Total HK Population 118 GREGORY E. GULDIN Fig. 3-Hong Kong and North Point Population by Place of Origin—19758 Place of Origin % of North Point Population % of Total HK Population Guang Zhou area 54% 46% Sae Yup 17% ... 82% 16% 69% Hong Kong, Macao area 5% ... Guangdongese9 1% ... Guangdongese9 ... Elsewhere in Guangdong 6% 6% Chao Zhou 10% 5% Shanghaiese (including Jiangsu and Zhejiang prov.) 3% 6% Fujianese 3% 18% Northern and Central Chinese (excluding Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces and Shanghai) 1% 1% Others 2% 1% TOTAL 100% 100% Chinese led to the further expansion of the Fujianese sub-neighborhood across Tong Shui Road for the first time. Since then Little Fujian's explosive growth has slackened a bit although the last decade or so has seen the Fujianese move a block or two further east across Quarry Bay. This intra-North Point history makes today's ethnic settlement pattern understandable. Figure 1 maps out the spatial distribution of both Fujianese and Shanghaiese in North Point and indicates the location of today's Little Fujian sub-neighborhood as well as the boundaries of the 1950s Little Shanghai area. As suggested by the over-lapping boundaries, Little Fujian has supplanted Little Shanghai as North Point's major sub-neighborhood. Indeed, we can even go so far as to maintain that Little Shanghai no longer exists in North Point as a distinct sub-neighborhood, although a diminished and outwardly directed sense of Shanghaiese community does persist. There are more to these ethnic enclaves though than a few street blocks; equally important are the social ties that bind a community together. Since the Shanghaiese community no longer centers in North Point let us turn to the Fujianese community of

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% of Total HK Population 118 GREGORY E. GULDIN Fig. 3-Hong Kong and North Point Population by Place of Origin—19758 Place of Origin % of North Point Population Guang Zhou area 54% 46% Sae Yup 17% 82% 16% 69% Hong Kong, Macao area 5% Guangdongese9 1% Guangdongese9 Elsewhere in Guangdong 6% 6% Chao Zhou 10% 5% Shanghaiese (including 3% 6% Jiangsu and Zhejiang prov.) Fujianese 3% 18% Northern and Central Chinese (excluding Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces and Shanghai) 1% 1% Others 2% 1% TOTAL 100% 100% Chinese led to the further expansion of the Fujianese sub-neigh- borhood across Tong Shui Road for the first time. Since then Little Fujian's explosive growth has slackened a bit although the last decade or so has seen the Fujianese move a block or two further east across Quarry Bay. This intra-North Point history makes today's ethnic settlement pattern understandable. Figure 1 maps out the spatial distribution of both Fujianese and Shanghaiese in North Point and indicates the location of today's Little Fujian sub-neighborhood as well as the boundaries of the 1950s Little Shanghai area. As suggested by the over-lapping boundaries, Little Fujian has supplanted Little Shanghai as North Point's major sub-neighborhood. Indeed, we can even go so far as to maintain that Little Shanghai no longer exists in North Point as a distinct sub-neighborhood, although a diminished and outwardly directed sense of Shanghaiese community does per- sist. There are more to these ethnic enclaves though than a few street blocks; equally important are the social ties that bind a com- munity together. Since the Shanghaiese community no longer centers in North Point let us turn to the Fujianese community of

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% of Total

HK Population

118

GREGORY E. GULDIN

Fig. 3-Hong Kong and North Point Population by Place of Origin—19758

Place of Origin

% of North Point Population

Guang Zhou area

54%

46%

Sae Yup

17%

82%

16%

69%

Hong Kong, Macao area

5%

Guangdongese9 1%

Guangdongese9

Elsewhere in Guangdong

6%

Chao Zhou

10%

5%

Shanghaiese (including

3%

6%

Jiangsu and Zhejiang

prov.)

Fujianese

3%

18%

Northern and Central

Chinese (excluding

Jiangsu and Zhejiang

provinces and

Shanghai)

1%

Others

2%

1%

TOTAL

100%

Chinese led to the further expansion of the Fujianese sub-neigh- borhood across Tong Shui Road for the first time. Since then Little Fujian's explosive growth has slackened a bit although the last decade or so has seen the Fujianese move a block or two further east across Quarry Bay.

This intra-North Point history makes today's ethnic settlement pattern understandable. Figure 1 maps out the spatial distribution of both Fujianese and Shanghaiese in North Point and indicates the location of today's Little Fujian sub-neighborhood as well as the boundaries of the 1950s Little Shanghai area. As suggested by the over-lapping boundaries, Little Fujian has supplanted Little Shanghai as North Point's major sub-neighborhood. Indeed, we can even go so far as to maintain that Little Shanghai no longer exists in North Point as a distinct sub-neighborhood, although a diminished and outwardly directed sense of Shanghaiese community does per- sist. There are more to these ethnic enclaves though than a few street blocks; equally important are the social ties that bind a com- munity together. Since the Shanghaiese community no longer centers in North Point let us turn to the Fujianese community of

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