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ca-1853	Kwon, June Hee	The Work of Waiting: Love and Money in Korean Chinese Transnational Migration	2015		.htm	text/html	10086	551	62	REMITTANCE AS TRANSFORMATIVE POWER Even as most Korean Chinese remained undocumented in Korea and thus were prohibited from moving freely between China and Korea, Korean Chinese families expected remittances to continue to flow to Yanbian, even if there was always the risk that they might be interrupted or cease altogether (as in Ms. Li’s experience). Despite wide variations, Korean Chinese international marriages illustrated a strong tendency, especially at the early stage of Korean Chinese migration from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s: marriages usually occur between lower-class Korean men (rural farmers and urban low–working class) who cannot find Korean brides, and Korean Chinese women who seek a way to enter and work in Korea.	cache/ca-1853.htm	txt/ca-1853.txt