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The new Noorderparkkamer (Floraparkweg 1; 31207370457; noorderparkkamer.nl), a wooden pavilion in a park that features a cafe on one side and a stage on the other, draws a mixed crowd of old-school locals, artists and plugged-in mainlanders.

Last year, after a number of embarrassing stories about government officials using public funds to bet in Macau, mainlanders were limited to one visit every three months.

After food safety scandals in China, mainlanders also went to Hong Kong to bulk-buy infant formula perceived to be safer.

This traditional Hawaiian meal — validated as fine fare by the president-elect when he proclaimed his longing for one during a vacation in Oahu last summer — might be poised to enter the consciousness of mainlanders in all of its fatty, greasy deliciousness.

But it doubtless found the outcome of the KMT's poll on July 16th reassuring, since it suggests that there might still be a future for "mainlanders" in Taiwanese politics.

They point to evidence that the growth is already harming the ecosystem that allowed the islands' more famous inhabitants — among them giant tortoises and boobies with brightly colored webbed feet — to evolve in isolation before mainlanders started colonizing the islands more than a century ago.

So much the worse for Mainlanders in search of a dancing bear.

Such protests are effectively banned in mainland China, creating a draw for the mainlanders who attended.

Tensions caused by the impact of tens of millions of mainland tourists in this city of seven million people led some localists to brand mainlanders in Hong Kong as "locusts".

There's a risk of filmmakers playing into stereotypes and preconceptions or indulging in pure mainlander wish-fulfilment.

When direct commercial flights between major Chinese and Taiwanese cities began in 2008, mainlander visits to Kinmen dropped.