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De-Sinicization (de + Sinicization) refers to a process of eliminating or reducing Chinese cultural elements, identity, or consciousness from a society or nation. In modern contexts, it is often used in tandem with decolonization and contrasted to the assimilation process of Sinicization. The term has its roots in attempts by ethnic Han to acculturate themselves and adopt non-Han customs, although it is now most frequently used to describe attempts by foreign countries to resist or undo over-reaching Chinese influence.

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  • De-Sinicization (de + Sinicization) refers to a process of eliminating or reducing Chinese cultural elements, identity, or consciousness from a society or nation. In modern contexts, it is often used in tandem with decolonization and contrasted to the assimilation process of Sinicization. The term has its roots in attempts by ethnic Han to acculturate themselves and adopt non-Han customs, although it is now most frequently used to describe attempts by foreign countries to resist or undo over-reaching Chinese influence. In Taiwan, since 1987, de-Sinicization has been a political movement to reverse the Sinicization policies of the Chinese Nationalist Party after 1947, which many proponents allege created an environment of prejudice and racism against the local Taiwanese Hokkien and indigenous Taiwanese population, as well as acknowledge the indigenous and multicultural character of the island of Taiwan. In Hong Kong, the term is generally associated with movements that resist centralized control of Hong Kong by the Chinese Communist Party. In North Korea and South Korea, de-Sinicization manifests itself as an opposition to Hanja or words of Chinese origin. (en)
  • Desinifikasi (de + sinifikasi) maknanya adalah penghapusan budaya atau pengaruh Tiongkok. Jenderal Li Ling dari Dinasti Han membelot ke Xiongnu dengan menikahi seorang putri Chanyu dari bangsa Xiongnu dan berakulturasi dengan adat istiadat Xiongnu. Orang-orang dari keturunan campuran atau keturunan Han yang mengadopsi budaya bangsa nomaden sudah ada sejak abad keenam dan ketujuh, beberapa dari mereka bahkan mengabdi di jajaran militer Dinasti Sui dan Dinasti Tang. (in)
  • 탈중국화(脫中國化 영어: De-Sinicization)는 근대 이후 중국의 정치, 문화적 영향권 내에 있던 민족들이 중국에 종속적인 관계를 부정하고 주권 국가, 민족 국가의 정체성을 중시하며 중국으로부터의 정치, 문화적 영향에서 벗어나려하는 움직임을 말한다. (ko)
  • 去中國化(英語:de-sinicization),又稱去中化,是指曾經受中國在政治上與文化上影響,曾經被中國化的国家或地區,出現排除中國政治影響力,與排除中華文化的主导地位,重新建立本土文化認同與国族認同的一種運動。這個名詞於1980年代晚期,在台灣出現,用於反對台灣本土化運動。現今主要於中華人民共和國與中華民國使用。 (zh)
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  • Desinifikasi (de + sinifikasi) maknanya adalah penghapusan budaya atau pengaruh Tiongkok. Jenderal Li Ling dari Dinasti Han membelot ke Xiongnu dengan menikahi seorang putri Chanyu dari bangsa Xiongnu dan berakulturasi dengan adat istiadat Xiongnu. Orang-orang dari keturunan campuran atau keturunan Han yang mengadopsi budaya bangsa nomaden sudah ada sejak abad keenam dan ketujuh, beberapa dari mereka bahkan mengabdi di jajaran militer Dinasti Sui dan Dinasti Tang. (in)
  • 탈중국화(脫中國化 영어: De-Sinicization)는 근대 이후 중국의 정치, 문화적 영향권 내에 있던 민족들이 중국에 종속적인 관계를 부정하고 주권 국가, 민족 국가의 정체성을 중시하며 중국으로부터의 정치, 문화적 영향에서 벗어나려하는 움직임을 말한다. (ko)
  • 去中國化(英語:de-sinicization),又稱去中化,是指曾經受中國在政治上與文化上影響,曾經被中國化的国家或地區,出現排除中國政治影響力,與排除中華文化的主导地位,重新建立本土文化認同與国族認同的一種運動。這個名詞於1980年代晚期,在台灣出現,用於反對台灣本土化運動。現今主要於中華人民共和國與中華民國使用。 (zh)
  • De-Sinicization (de + Sinicization) refers to a process of eliminating or reducing Chinese cultural elements, identity, or consciousness from a society or nation. In modern contexts, it is often used in tandem with decolonization and contrasted to the assimilation process of Sinicization. The term has its roots in attempts by ethnic Han to acculturate themselves and adopt non-Han customs, although it is now most frequently used to describe attempts by foreign countries to resist or undo over-reaching Chinese influence. (en)
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