移民过程中变化的自我：家、健康和养老社区：英文（Shifting Selves in Migration: Home, Ageing in Place and Well-being (English version)）

和其他西方国家一样，新西兰的人口在迅速老化。2006年，年龄高于65岁的年长者占全国人口的12.3%，其中亚裔年长者占3.2%，华人长者则是亚裔长者中最大的一个族群。年长者是社会的宝贵财富，为推动他们积极参与社区活动，新西兰政府致力于建设一个积极的老龄社会，以使年长者能居家养老。本书使用叙事的研究方法，通过分析移居新西兰的中国长者移民的住房经历和需求，探讨他们对居家养老的理解和他们在移居新西兰的过程中的变化。（Like other western countries, New Zealand's population is undergoing a trend of rapid ageing. In 2006, senior citizens above 65 accounted for 12.3% of the country's population, among which 3.2% was Asian New Zealanders in their old age. Chinese New Zealander was the biggest group among the Asian ones. The elder is a kind of precious wealth for society, so in order to encourage them for more community activities, the government is dedicated to building a positive ageing society that enables home-based care for them. This book adopts a narrative style of study and, by analyzing the housing experience and demands of elder Chinese immigrants in New Zealand, discusses their understanding of on home-based care and the changes happen to them during their migration.）