Sociology

Social identity development in transnational marriages of international students in China

R. Raja, J. Ma, et al.

This fascinating study examines how transnational marriages between international students in China and Chinese nationals contribute to identity development and social integration. Through insights from 15 couples, the research reveals how these relationships enhance understanding, tolerance, and family dynamics, leading to positive societal changes. Conducted by Rameez Raja, Jianfu Ma, Rui Tao, Shakir Ullah, Xi Yuan Li, and Malik Muhammad Shafi.

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