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Yes, there are several synonyms for 华人 (huárén) that refer to ethnic Chinese or Chinese born in foreign countries. Here are a few:
1. 华裔 (huáyì) - This term specifically refers to individuals of Chinese descent who are born or live outside of China. It emphasizes their ethnic background rather than their nationality.
2. 中国* (zhōngguórén) - While this term generally means "Chinese person" and typically refers to people from China, it can sometimes be used to describe ethnic Chinese individuals living abroad, especially in contexts where their Chinese heritage is being highlighted.
3. 侨胞 (qiáobāo) - This term means "overseas compatriots" and is often used to refer to Chinese citizens or ethnic Chinese who live outside of China. It carries a connotation of kinship and belonging to a larger Chinese community, regardless of their current nationality.
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Yes, 唐人 (tángrén) can also be used to mean ethnic Chinese.
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1. 华裔 (huáyì): "descendants of Chinese immigrants" - This idiom refers to people of Chinese descent who were born in a foreign country.
2. 华侨 (huáqiáo): "overseas Chinese" - This idiom is used to refer to Chinese people who have emigrated to other countries.
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