Sentence examples for said mainlanders from inspiring English sources

Celia said, "Mainlanders would be keeping their eye on the ten yuan".

Shih Wen-cheng, 46, a construction worker in a yellow vest bearing Falun Gong's central tenets, "truthfulness, compassion and forbearance," said most mainlanders recoiled when he approached.

'Listen to me rabbiting on,' said a mainlander, innocently.

In doing so it was assisted by "allies from Ionia and the Hellespont"—that is to say, including mainlanders.

Locals say that mainlanders frequently travel to Hong Kong with empty suitcases to fill up with mass purchased goods, effectively skewing the domestic economy and driving up prices.

"By seeing that anyone here can criticize the government and by realizing that democracy does not bring chaos, there is a hope we can subtly influence mainlanders," said Huo-Wang Lin, a philosophy professor at National Taiwan University and an occasional adviser to Mr. Ma.

The South China Morning Post and Radio Free Asia said the two mainlanders — who were among hundreds of Chinese who attended the march — had unsuccessfully petitioned mainland officials to investigate the unexplained deaths of their spouses.

Wang Quancheng, the chairman of the Hua Yuan Association, the largest organization representing mainlanders, said the government was not doing enough to help integrate new arrivals, but he also blamed Singaporeans for their intolerance and said many were simply jealous that so many Chinese immigrate here with money in their pockets.

"All of my friends" smoke, said Danielle*, a mainlander I met through Luke.

"Lee has completely changed the terms of the debate to Taiwanese versus mainlanders," Ms. Chen said.

Johnny Tsai, manager of the China Times Travel Service, said his group of 109 mainlanders were allowed to run off on their own at a department store in the southern city of Kaohsiung, and spent heroically there.For the newly installed KMT government, that may be as important as any boost to the politics of cross-strait relations.