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Dear ladies and gentlemen:We are the researchers who work at Criminal Law Research Institute of Beijing Normal University. Recently, we are studying that foreigners commit crimes in China. The aim of this study is to learn the basic state of foreigners committing crimes in China, particularly the reason of crime, to find some approaches to avoiding crime through improving the foreigners’ living and working condition. We hope to help foreigners to fuse into Chinese social life.Perhaps your answers only reflect your own situation, but more mad more answers could form a big social problem that every person has to deal with. Therefore, your real encounter and feelings is important not only for the research, improving the foreigners’ living and working condi tion, even for the development of Chinese society and the progress of the legal system.The information that we obtain from this research is only used to do the legal study. This research conducted secretly so that your identity and answers will not be showed to anyone. Your answer will not exact the negative effect on you, so when you answer these questions you can relax yourself.We are grateful for your participation and cooperation forthis research.Criminal Law Research Institute of Beijing Normal UniversityMarch, 2014Instructionsmark the “√”,if your situation is meet the option. You can choose not only one option. Some questions need your further explanation, please fill up with your true feelings.2. No matter what your answer is, it will not have any negative effect on you, your family, your friends and others.3. Please complete this questionnaire independently. Don’t discuss with others.4. If you have other views on this research or need consultation and help in legal problems, please write it down or contact us directly.EmailContact person: Lirong GuoNumber:010－；Mailling address: Criminal Law Research Institute of Beijing Normal University, 19 Xinjiekouwai Street, BeijingPostcode: 100875The questionnaire on foreigners committing crimes inChina1.What is your genderA.MaleB. Female2.What is your age3.What is your nationality4.What is your education levelA.Never go to schoolB.Primary schoolC.Middle schoolD.High school or vocational schoolE.University degree or above5.What is your Chinese levelA.Excellent, no language barrierB.No problem in daily conversationC.You only can say some simple greetings.D.You hardly speak Chinese6.What is your job in your own country before you come to ChinaA.StudentB.Work in a company, white collarC.Run some small business, ordinary workerD.JoblessE.Others7.When did you come to China8.Why do you come to ChinaA.TravelB.WorkC.ReadingD.Do business (hope to make a lot of money)E.Visit relatives and friendsF.Others9.What is your basic situation in China before you are sentto prisonA.Study in schoolB.Work in a company, white collarC.Run some small business, ordinary workerD.JoblessE.Others10. Why are you sent to prisonA. theftB. robC. lootD. fraudE. extortionF. rapeG. intentional injuryH. smuggleI.intentional homicide J. vending narcotic drugs K.others11. How long are you sentenced to in prison Year/smonth/s12. When do you commit your crimeA. The first year when you come to ChinaB. The second year when you come to ChinaC. The third year when you come to ChinaD. after five years when you come to ChinaE. others:13. Did you commit your crime aloneA. yes, I committed the crime on my ownB. no, other people participated in crimeTips: If you choose A, please answer 18th question directly;if you choose B, answer the next question.14. How many people participated in crime including you15. Did Chinese participate in crime A. yes B. No16. When you are committing crime who is your leaderA. meB. ChineseC. people who are hardened and professionalD. no leader, we discuss together17. Why do you commit crime with ChineseA. I could not complete the crime on my ownB. Chinese wanted to use my foreign identity provides convenience for committing crime.C. Chinese know more about Chinese situation, I want to use him.D. we happened to commit crime together18. Some options that about the victim (you can choose not only one option)A. no victim or you do not know the situation of the victimB. the victim is a juvenileC. the victim is an adultD. the victim is an old personE. the victim is femaleF. the victim is ChineseG. the victim is not ChineseH. you know the victim (your friends, neighbor, or others)I. the victim is a stranger19. What is your understanding of your crime before you take actionA. you know this action will violate the criminal law in China, but you think that you will not be caughtB. you know this action will violate the criminal law in China, but you think that you are a foreigner; even if you are caught, you will not be punishedC. you do not know this action will violate the criminal law,but you think it is illegalD. you think your action is legal; it will not incur adverse consequences20. Your crime that commit in China:A. it also violate the law in your own countryB. it do not violate the law in your own countryC. you do not know whether it is a crime in your own country21. Why you commit crime in China (you can choose not only one option)A. you do not have money; your life is difficultB. you need some money to squanderC. seek thrillD. sexual satisfactionE. suffers wrong; want to ventF. aggressive, want to oppress othersG. chivalrous person, like to help friendsH. others22. When are you caught by the police after you commit crimeA. arrested on spotB. within a dayC. within a weekD. within a monthE. within six monthsF. within a yearG. more than a year23. During the trial process, do you hire a lawyerA. my family or I hire a lawyer for meB. I do not hire any lawyer, the court appoint lawyer for meC. I do not hire any lawyer and the court does not appoint lawyer for me24. During the trail process, did any translator provide service for youA. Yes, translator provides service for meB. no translator but I can understand ChineseC. I could not understand Chinese and there is no translator providing service for me.25. How many times did you commit crime in ChinaA. onceB. more than onceC. many times (more than three times)26. Have you ever committed crime in your own country or other countries before you come to ChinaA. noB. yes, I have. I commit27. What is your age when you first committed crime years old.28. If when you are going to commit crime (you have already come to the crime scene or you are on the way to the crime scene) but you encounter police on patrol, how do you behave in such situationA. only if you will not be caught, you will continue to commit crimeB. depends on the situation; if the action is not detected, you will continue to commit crimeC. scared; you abandon your crime act29. If you find that there are some monitor devices in your guilty place, how do you behaveA. abandons your crime actB. try to avoid these monitor devices and continue to commit crimeC. ignores these devices, continue to commit crime30. Compared with your own country or other countries where you have been there, what is your opinion on Chinese public securityA. excellent feels safeB. just so so;C. less goodD. bad, you do not have a sense of safety31. Except your crime which was accused, do you have illegal entry, illegal residence or illegal employmentA. noB. yes, you have been detected by policeC. yes, you have but you are not detected by policeTips: If you choose A, please answer the 34th question directly; if you choose B, please answer the next question; if you choose C, please answer the 33 question.32. If the police detect your illegal entry, illegal residence, or illegal employment, how do they deal withA. they do not give any punishmentB. fineC. detentionD. instruct me to leave China within the deadline33. Before you are detected by police, how long did you illegal entry, illegal residence or illegal employment lastA. no more than three monthsB. 3~6 monthsC. more than 6 months less than 1 yearD. more than 1year34. What is the relationship between you and your neighborsA. you do not know each otherB. you know few of them and chat with themC. you know most of them and you are friends35. Have you ever taken part in any community events (New Year celebrations)A. yes, I have.B. no, I have not.36. Do you know about Chinese lawA. not at allB. a littleC. a lot37. How do you learn about Chinese lawA. reading books or consulting the codeB. you watch some TV program, like Today’s Law or othersC. the lawyer or the legal counsel who are work in my company tell meD. the laws education activity in our communityE. others38. Compared with other countries where you have lived in, do you think that it is very difficult to integrate into Chinese societyA. more difficult than other countries where I have lived inB. easier than other countriesC. no big difference39. What is the most difficult problem to you to live in ChinaA. languageB. foodC. working environmentD. interpersonal communicationE. uncivilized act of strangersF. the hidden rules that prevail in societyG. others40. According to your experience of living in China, do you think it is easier or more difficult to deal with some events as a foreigner, compared with ChineseA. more difficultB. easierC. no big differenceIf you have any suggestions on Chinese law (criminal law, criminal procedure law, exit and entry law), please write it down:。