Citations:大中華膠

Chinese citations of 大中華膠／大中华胶

2016 June 9, 傅霾澈, “左膠、大中華膠何韻詩　是如何被變成「港獨」的？”, in 《香港01》 [HK01]‎^[1]:

而且，真正的「港獨」，其實視何韻詩為左膠、大中華膠，對她是排拒的。 [Literary Cantonese, trad.]
而且，真正的「港独」，其实视何韵诗为左胶、大中华胶，对她是排拒的。 [Literary Cantonese, simp.]
ji⁴ ce², zan¹ zing³ dik¹ “gong² duk⁶”, kei⁴ sat⁶ si⁶ ho⁴ wan⁶ si¹ wai⁴ zo² gaau¹, daai⁶ zung¹ waa⁴ gaau¹, deoi³ taa¹ si⁶ paai⁴ keoi⁵ dik¹. [Jyutping]
Moreover, the actual Hong Kong independence advocates view Denise Ho as a leftard and Chinese nationalist, and renounce her.
2016 June 30, 黃雅盈, “【回歸19年潮語卡】政治篇：大中華膠”, in 《香港01》 [HK01]‎^[2]:

近年「愛國情懷」倒退，逐漸對大陸反感，甚至連參與「六四集會」都會被標纖為「大中華膠」。 [Literary Cantonese, trad.]
近年「爱国情怀」倒退，逐渐对大陆反感，甚至连参与「六四集会」都会被标纤为「大中华胶」。 [Literary Cantonese, simp.]
gan⁶ nin⁴ “oi³ gwok³ cing⁴ waai⁴” dou³ teoi³, zuk⁶ zim^6-2 deoi³ daai⁶ luk⁶ faan² gam², sam⁶ zi³ lin⁴ caam¹ jyu⁶ “luk⁶ sei³ zaap⁶ wui^6-2” dou¹ wui⁵ bei⁶ biu¹ cim¹ wai⁴ “daai⁶ zung¹ waa⁴ gaau¹”. [Jyutping]
Recently the "patriotic mood" has dwindled. People become increasingly antipathic towards mainland. Even those participating the memorials for the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests get labelled as "Chinese nationalists".
2020 June 29, 郝子雨, quoting 王耀宗 [Wong Yiu-chung], “什麼是香港「真．本土」？為何與「分離主義」畫上等號？”, in 《香港01》 [HK01]‎^[3]:

「我們這代人被現在的後生仔稱為『大中華膠』。我在嶺南執教也聽說有些同學在背後這麼叫我，哈哈哈。」 [Literary Cantonese, trad.]
「我们这代人被现在的后生仔称为『大中华胶』。我在岭南执教也听说有些同学在背后这么叫我，哈哈哈。」 [Literary Cantonese, simp.]
“ngo⁵ mun⁴ ze² doi⁶ jan⁴ bei⁶ jin⁶ zoi⁶ dik¹ hau⁶ saang¹ zai² cing¹ wai⁴ ‘daai⁶ zung¹ waa⁴ gaau¹’. ngo⁵ zoi⁶ ling⁵ naam⁴ zap¹ gaau³ jaa⁵ ting³ syut³ jau⁵ se¹ tung⁴ hok⁶ zoi⁶ bui³ hau⁶ ze² mo¹ giu³ ngo⁵, haa¹ haa¹ haa¹.” [Jyutping]
Our generation are called "Chinese nationalists" by youngsters nowadays. I also heard that some students called me this behind my back when I was teaching in the LingU. Ha ha ha.
2021 November 10, 惠楚生, “自稱「大中華膠」救助泰北孤軍四十年曾醒明的另類家國情懷”, in 《明報周刊》 [Ming Pao Weekly]‎^[4]:

他憧憬孫中山的共和精神，稱他為「國父」，也不怕老實承認，自己是一個強烈反對台獨藏獨的「大中華膠」。 [Literary Cantonese, trad.]
他憧憬孙中山的共和精神，称他为「国父」，也不怕老实承认，自己是一个强烈反对台独藏独的「大中华胶」。 [Literary Cantonese, simp.]
taa¹ cung¹ ging² syun¹ zung¹ saan¹ dik¹ gung⁶ wo⁴ zing¹ san⁴, cing¹ taa¹ wai⁴ “gwok³ fu⁶”, jaa⁵ bat¹ paa³ lou⁵ sat⁶ sing⁴ jing⁶, zi⁶ gei² si⁶ jat¹ go³ koeng⁴ lit⁶ faan² deoi³ toi⁴ duk⁶ zong⁶ duk⁶ dik¹ “daai⁶ zung¹ waa⁴ gaau¹”. [Jyutping]
He yearns for Sun Yat-sen's republican spirit, and calls him the "father of China". He also unashamedly admitted that he is a Chinese nationalist that strongly opposes to Taiwan and Tibet independence.