Chinese migrant communities’ relationships to coastal spaces in the ‘City of Sails’, Aotearoa New Zealand

Figures & data

Table 1. Participants from Chinese communities in Auckland.

	Pseudonym	Age	Gender	Immigrated from / birthplace	Years in NZ	Occupations
1	Janet	34	Female	Mainland China	17	University staff
2	James	33	Male	Mainland China	8	University staff
3	Sherry	19	Female	Mainland China	3	University student
4	Carlos^a (parent)	41	Male	Peru (parents are Mainland Chinese)	35	Doctor
5	Ya (parent)	31	Female	Mainland China	5	Government employee
6	Fu (parent)	40s	Male	Mainland China	5	Car washer
7	No surfing	37	Female	Mainland China	4	Student
8	Mandarin	33	Female	Mainland China	4	Early childhood teacher
9	Annie (parent)	50s	Female	Mainland China	21	Supermarket worker
10	Denny (parent)	65	Male	Mainland China	28	Self-employed
11	Mary (parent)	64	Female	Mainland China	15	Unemployed
12	Gen (grandparent)	70	Female	Mainland China	10+	Retired
13	Zhi	28	Male	Mainland China	3	University student
14	Sun (parent)	40	Female	Mainland China	4	Housewife
15	Korver (parent)	35	Male	Mainland China	4	Builder
16	Penny (parent)	50s	Female	Taiwan	20+	University student

^a 1.5 generation immigrant.

Table 2. Representatives (10) of local organisations (7) in the sport, play and active recreation sector.

	Interviewees’ pseudonym	Interviewees’ ethnicity	Interviewees’ organization type
1	Centre Manager^a	Malaysian Chinese	Not-for-profit outdoor and marine education organization
2.1	Water safety expert	Pacific	Not-for-profit water safety education organization
2.2	Mai	Mainland Chinese	Not-for-profit water safety education organization
3	WH	Mainland Chinese	Private company
4.1	Mel	Hong Kong Chinese	Regional sports trust
4.2	Hus	Indian	Regional sports trust
4.3	Sae	Japanese	Regional sports trust
5	Hong Lu	Mainland Chinese	Regional sports trust
6	Rui Xue	Mainland Chinese	Regional sports trust
7	AK	Southeast Asian Chinese	Regional sports trust

^a 1.5 generation immigrant.

Figure 1. Chinese and Asian people at the beach in warmer months (photos provided by participants and taken by the researcher).

Figure 2. Chinese and Asian people at the beach in warmer months (photos provided by participants and taken by the researcher).

Figure 3. Chinese and Asian people at the beach in warmer months (photos provided by participants and taken by the researcher).

Figure 4. Zhi's first-time fishing (photo provided by participant).