A Study on The Expectation Gap for New Immigrants’ Life in Taiwan - A Case Study of Female New Immigrants in A Kaohsiung Municipal Supplementary Elementary School

• Main Authors: CHEN TZU-CHEN, 陳慈貞
• Other Authors: HSIAO CHIH-CHING
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/cz48am

碩士 === 高苑科技大學 === 資訊科技應用研究所 === 105 === This paper is an in-depth exploration of the new immigrants’ opinions on living standards and environment in Taiwan, and their attitudes towards Taiwanese residents. The research subjects are female new immigrants studying in a Kaohsiung municipal supplementary elementary school. Research methods are literary work excerpt, questionnaire analysis, journals data collections, and face-of-face interviews. Topics are among financial status in their home family, economic indications in their native country, interaction with husband’s family after marriage, new life adaptation in Taiwan society, and learning the acceptance of society . Based on these methods and topics, questionnaire has been well-designed for this paper and statistical analysis has been run for the results. Total thirty copies consist of two copies from males and twenty eight copies from females. All are valid questionnaires and overall response rate is 100 percent. The purposes of this study are below: 1. A Study that new immigrants live in Kaohsiung currently is included. 2. A discussion that new immigrants in Kaohsiung adapt to the different lifestyle is included. 3. A discussion that new immigrants in Kaohsiung learn the acceptance of society is included. The conclusions of this study are below: 1. Because of the background of native family, the way how to know their spouses and the way how to know Taiwan, new immigrants feel some differences in adapting lifestyle in Taiwan. 2. Because of the "gender", the background of native family, new immigrants which are denizen spouses will know some differences when learning the acceptance of society The conclusion of this study is that it is not easy for new immigrants to integrate themselves into the society in Taiwan. The different kinds of food, the difference of religion and the diversity of culture should be shown the respect in Taiwan. We have to get rid of the prejudice and discrimination on new immigrants. People in Taiwan should accept them to become members of the society in a more open attitude and mind than before. Keywords: Identification, Discrimination, Prejudice, New Immigrants.