Siqing Peng

TL;DR: This paper investigated if modernity and Confucian values were ingroups positively valued distinctiveness for Hong Kong adolescents with different social identities, and found that modernity correlated with positive perception of Hong Kong and Hong Kong people while emphasis on ConfucIAN values correlated with negative perception of China and Chinese, compared to adolescents who identified themselves as Chinese or Chinese-Hong Kong.

TL;DR: The authors examined Mainland and Hong Kong Chinese' historical representations and future imaginations of China during the 2008 Beijing Olympics based on the stereotype content model and found that as the Olympics proceeded, the perceived compatibility of competence and warmth/morality increased and the good old days effect diminished.

TL;DR: The authors found that after the Olympics, encountering the Beijing Olympic icon increased perceived value differences between Western and Chinese cultures, and individuals who identified strongly with Chinese culture favored Chinese (vs. American) commercial brands more both at the beginning and toward the end of the Olympics.

TL;DR: This paper examined Mainland and Hong Kong Chinese' historical represen-tations and future imaginations of China during the 2008 Beijing Olympics based on the stereotype content model and found that among Mainland Chinese, China’sunprecedented economic growth and the resulted value competition led to the expectation of a more competentChina in the future.