TEXT’S SUBJECTIVE ORGANIZATION AS MANIFESTATION OF CHINESE SPEAKERS’ ETHNIC IDENTITY (ON THE BASIS OF PORTRAIT ESSAY)

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LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF THE CHINESE POLITICAL MEDIA DISCOURSE ON FOREIGn POLICY TOPICS by Tat'yana N. Lobanova

“…In the post-truth era of the postmodern worldview and the simulacra dominance the study of the Chinese media discourse in the global media-sphere is of special importance. …”
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Conditional transparency: Differentiated news framings of COVID-19 severity in the pre-crisis stage in China. by Yipeng Xi, Anfan Chen, Aaron Ng

“…Transparency of Chinese media coverage became an international controversy when the COVID-19 outbreak initially emerged in Wuhan, the eventual crisis epicenter in China. …”
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When State-Endorsed Cinema Meets Marvel: A Study of <i>Wolf Warrior II</i>’s Global Superhero Vernacular by Lilian Kong

“…This film stands out as the inaugural collaboration between Chinese media conglomerates and Marvel Cinematic Universe directors. …”
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Transition of China's media industry : roles of market and government. by Ye, Hairong.

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A Comparative Study of Discursive Constructions of Chinese Smog Documentary in American and Chinese News coverage by Qiuyang Li, Ya Yang

“…This article investigates the corpus-based discourse study of the representations of smog documentary Under the Dome in five Chinese media (Xinhua News, People’s Daily, China News, Guangming Daily and Caijing Net) and four American media (The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and USA Today). …”
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The View From Beijing on Black Lives Matter: Why do Black Lives Matter for Beijing? by Oana Burcu, Weixiang Wang

“…To what extent does the Chinese media build a unified discourse on sensitive themes that underpin the BLM? …”
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Talking past each other: Chinese and Western discourses on ethnic conflict by Feng, Yuan Ji

“…When violent ethnic conflict erupted in Xinjiang in July 2009, the official Chinese media and most Western news outlets agreed on many basic facts, but contextualized those facts within contrasting discourses.The Chinese media reasserted the established Party line on Xinjiang in discourses that served both domestic and diplomatic purposes.Western accounts, by contrast, were influenced by discourses linked to the West's self-image and world view.This paper will discuss both Chinese and Western public discourses on the riots, and it will make some suggestions about their relationship to opinion beyond the political and media elites.…”
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A corpus-based longitudinal study of diction in Chinese and British news reports on Chang’e project by Rong, Lu, Xue, Xie, Jiashuang, Qi, Mohamad Ali, Afida, Jie, Zhao

“…This study aims to examine and compare the similarities and differences between the Chinese media and the British media in using nouns, verbs, and adjectives to report the Chang’e Project. …”

Social media, political expression, and participation in Confucian Asia by Skoric, Marko M., Zhu, Qinfeng, Pang, Natalie

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Survival of metropolis daily under the media censorship in China : big events reports in southern metropolis daily as examples. by Lin, Lanqing.

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Media discourses on the World Social Forums: Towards comparative analyses by Jan Ekecrantz

“…The reflections to be presented in this and a parallel article by Maia and Castro are based on ongoing studies of Brazilian, Swedish and Russian and Chinese media materials dealing with the World Social Forums (WSF) in 2001-2004. …”
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EU-China relations: through the narrative of China's media by Dechun Zhang

“…This study finds that Chinese media frame EU as an economic and political partner in a positive way but try to avoid mentioning the contradiction and friction, the selective negative issues are mainly for propaganda and conform to Chinese government attitude. …”
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Editorial by Tarik Sabry

“…Special Issues have addressed a range of topics from The Media and Zimbabwe and Mediating Celebrity to Media and Phenomenology and Chinese Media: Culture, Autonomy and the State. This current issue is, however, the first General Issue to be published. …”
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Media agenda and online public agenda : a study of the SARS outbreak in China by Deng, Wei

“…In particular in the China situation, as an integral part of the communist political systems, the Chinese media directly demonstrated the government stance. …”
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Network Unavailable by Wing Ki Lee

“…The central argument of ‘network unavailable’ in China is contextualized by the performativity of the Great Firewall and the Golden Shield Project, Chinese media artist Fei Jun’s net art project Interesting World (2019) in the Venice Biennale and network happenings during the 2019 Anti-extradition Law Amendment Bill protests in Hong Kong. …”
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EU-China relations: through the narrative of China's media by Dechun Zhang

“…This study finds that Chinese media frame EU as an economic and political partner in a positive way but try to avoid mentioning the contradiction and friction, the selective negative issues are mainly for propaganda and conform to Chinese government attitude. …”
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Editorial by Tarik Sabry

“…For all these reasons, Chinese media undoubtedly make an interesting case for study.…”
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The Cognition Trend of Chinese Traditional Media on Feminism and the Underlying Reason for Existing Negative Reports by Cao Yining

“…Conclusions can be drawn that the general attitude of traditional Chinese media to feminism is neutral and positive, while both the traditional dualism of patriarchal society and the reform of social economic structure have influenced the cognition and inclusiveness of traditional media to feminism.…”
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Gianluigi Negro. Le voci di Pechino: Come i media hanno costruito l’identità cinese by Lorenzo Andolfatto

“…In doing so, it offers a valuable conceptual map for keeping track of the different actors and tensions that have shaped the Chinese media landscape from the rooftop loudspeakers of the Mao era to the Web 2.0 of today.…”