Ngā apārangi
Ko te tino pūtake o ngā apārangi ko te whakawhanaungātangā me te whakamāramatangā.
Apārangi whakawhanaungātangā
I te nuingā o ngā wā he mahi kaihaukai ngā apārangi, inā ka haere tētahi apārangi Māori ki Haina ka hoki mai tētahi apārangi Haina ki Aotearoa i tētahi tau. I etahi wā, ka haere te apārangi mo tētahi kupu ā-kaupapa I ngā wā katoa, ka haere mai ngā apārangi o Haina, ka noho i ngā whare a ngā whāmere me te noho mo te pō kotahi ki rungā i te marae. Kua kitea, ma tēnei ka tino mohio rātou ki ngā āhua e pā ana ki a ngāi tātou, te hungā Māori. Na reira na rungā i tenei ka whakatītinatia ngā hungā haere ki Haina ki te āwhina i ngā hoa o tawahi ki te noho i a rātou nei whare i te wā ka haere mai ngā hungā o Haina ki Aotearoa. E iwa rā tae noa ki te tekau ma rua rā te roa o ngā haerengā pēnei.
Mātaurangā
E mahi ana a Chin-Māo i tētahi huarahi kia roa te tū a tēnei honongā tahi a te hungā a Haina me te iwi Māori i rungā i ngā mahi mātaurangā i roto i ngā kura. Ka āwhintia ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori, Kura ā Iwi, me ngā kura he maha ngā taitamariki Māori, ki te whakawhitiwhiti tuhituhingā, īmēra, ropu taitama, ropu kaimahi, mātua hoki, ki ngā kura o Haina i roto i ngā rohe he nui ngā ahurea rerekē. I roto i ēnei whakawhitiwhitingā ka tupu haere he mātaurangā ki ngā reo, ngā tikangā me ngā āhuatangā e pā ana ki ngā ahurea o Haina me ngāitatou. Ka tupu mai tēnei māramatangā i roto i ngā tamariki me ngā kaiako, tae ki ngā whānau ka tae ki te hāpori o te kura, ā tae atu ki te iwi. Ma rungā i tēnei ka tū roa, tū tika ngā mahi ōhangā e rapua nei e ngā kaipakihi.
Business
E mahi ana a Chin-Māo I ngā hurarahi ki te tū tika, tū pono, tū roa ngā mahi pakihi I rungā I te whakawhanaungātana me te māramatangā kotahi a te iwi o Haingā me te iwi Māori. E taea e Chin-Māo ki te āwhina I ngā hungā pakihi e hiahia ana ki te mahi tahi ki te iwi o Haina. Ko te huarahi e kitea nei, me mea:• He aha te hua e hiahia nei koe kia puta mai I tou mahi; *tūāpātia he tutakitangā a ngā kai whakatau; *tuuaapaa is to facilitate; the passive ending is added to mean cause to facilitate
• Tautokotia te mahitahi. Ko te mea tino nui mo te tutukitangā o to whakawhanaungātangā, kia ōrite ou nei wawata me o whāingā ki ērā o Chin-Māo arā kia mahi tika, kia mahi pono tētahi ki tētahi. Mēnā he āhuareka ki a koe, tukua mai to hiahia.
Rewi Alley, a New Zealander, came to China in 1927. Sharing wealth and woe with the Chinese people, he devoted 60 years of his life to Chinese people’s cause of liberation and construction. In the 1930s, he joined an international Marxist-Leninist group in Shanghai and wrote many articles publicizing the Chinese people’s resistance against Japanese aggressors. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he took an active part in and was one of the sponsors of the Chinese Industrial Cooperative Movement that became a unique economic force that emerged by organizing the unemployed workers and refugees into production and survival and in support of the Resistance War. After the founding of New China, he dedicated his efforts to safeguard world peace and the cause of friendship among the peoples of the world, making important contributions to developing friendship between the Chinese people and the people of New Zealand and other countries.