News and Views: Definitions and Characteristics of Genres in Chinese Journalism by Emma Lupano

“…This contribution aims to fill this void by presenting the two main genres in which written journalistic production can be understood, i.e., “news” and “views”, as well as their sub-genres, and showing how they are interpreted in Chinese media studies. The analysis is based on a corpus of recent academic publications that represent the current Chinese scholarly interpretations of local genres of journalism. …”
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Did #METOO advance the feminist movement in China? A typical Chinese case study of sexual harassment. Impact of power relations and morality by Yuying Deng, Rui Chen

“…Secondly, Although Chinese media actively promoted the progress and solution of sexual harassment cases, they mainly solved the problem from the perspective of power relations and failed to continue to dig into the problem of sexism. …”
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Two Faces of Ideology: Double-Edged Functions of Ideology in the Reform Discourse Under Xi Jinping by Yayoi Kato

“…Through the analysis of more than 400 periodical articles published in Chinese media outlets, this study examines policy discourse over the mixed-ownership reform of state-owned enterprises from 2014 to 2016 as a case study. …”
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Constructing the Hero: Nationalistic News Narratives in Contemporary China by Tarik Sabry

“…This article proposes that despite indications of a move from ideology to profit, the Chinese media returns to such ‘hero narratives’ in emergencies as a deliberate and considered means of operationalising existing frameworks for the control of mass audiences.…”
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Dressing the Older Woman in Post-Mao China: Perspectives from Official Feminist Mass Media and Ordinary Chinese Women by Jeanne L. Shea

“…This article examines Chinese discourses on dressing the aging female body as a window into the tensions involved in the historical transformation of habitus in early post-Mao China.  Drawing on Chinese media articles and ethnographic interviews conducted with Chinese women in their 40s-60s, the analysis compares depictions of new official ideals for older women’s dress that appeared in Chinese government-sponsored feminist media with ordinary older Chinese women’s personal sensibilities about dress.  …”
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Information and communication technologies and China’s international communication to the world by Debao Xiang, Weihan Cai

“…The article suggests that ICT plays a significant role in driving Chinese media’s global outreach, thereby enhancing soft power and improving its national image. …”
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Mediazione e stampa cinese in lingua inglese by Bettina Mottura

“…In light of contemporary Chinese political discourse on the function and role of the media in the relationship between the Chinese Communist Party and public opinion, this study will describe a few relevant characteristics of the Chinese media system, with a special focus on the daily press published in English. …”
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Hot Mums. Motherhood and Feminism in Post-socialist China by Yifei Shen

“…The term “hot mum” (La Ma, 辣妈) has become popular in the Chinese media in the 21st century, being regarded as a “feminist” image of the modern mother, as it breaks with the stereotype of the traditional Chinese mother. …”
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The incentive role of media companies' executive compensation system in transformation and upgrading: Evidence from listed media companies in China. by Wancheng Yang, Jinwen Xu, Yihan Zhang, Xiaodan Wei, Shaofeng Wang

“…According to the principal-agent theory, we examined the incentive effects of the executive compensation system in terms of monetary compensation, equity compensation, and perks in a sample of Chinese media companies in the process of transformation and upgrading. …”
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Research on the Social Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Government’s Coping Strategies by Weili Tian

“…“Artificial intelligence” is one of the most popular buzzwords in the society at present, and was selected as the “Top Ten Chinese Media Popularity in 2017”. Human society is gradually entering a new era of artificial intelligence. …”
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The dichotomy of China Global Television Network’s news coverage by Thomas Fearon, Usha M. Rodrigues

“…Although CGTN, as a symbol of Chinese media’s presence on the world stage, has clearly travelled far from its past era of party-line journalism, it still hesitates to apportion responsibility to those in power. …”
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Travelling Media Structures: Adaptation and Demarcation in China's Public SARS Discourse by Cornelia Bogen

“…While the SARS discourse illustrates the existence of these communication structures in the Chinese media and indicates some convergence between East and West, it is clear that these media structures have been adapted to a specifically Chinese cultural program of modernization. …”
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The Chinese vs Western Media Framing on Uygur Conflict by Aucky Adi Kurniawan, Al Dina Maulidya, Khaerul Sa'ban, Indrawati Indrawati

“…The results of the study show Western media are more likely to have tendencies using words or sentences that drain the reader's emotions while Chinese media are more likely to be neutral in framing the news. …”
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Assessing the Impact of Digital Alternative News Media in a Hybrid News Environment: Cases from Taiwan and Hong Kong by Joyce Y. M. Nip, Yu-Chung Cheng

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Beyond Canned Television by Lin, Lisa

“…By examining BBC Earth’s distribution strategies in the Chinese media landscape from the early 2000s, the paper aims to theorise distribution strategies between BBC Studios and Tencent Video and its socio-cultural implications on television distribution in the digital, multiplatform era of convergence.…”
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The gender divide in urban China: Singlehood and assortative mating by age and education by Yue Qian, Zhenchao Qian

“…<b>Objective</b>: Chinese media labels highly educated, urban women who are still single in their late 20s as "leftover ladies". …”
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A Domain-Function Analysis of (你知道, “You Know”) in Chinese Simultaneous Speech by Yi Shan

“…Drawing on a domain-function taxonomy, this study examines 270 tokens of the discourse marker ni zhidao in Chinese media interviews. All values of the two-dimensional model designed for the whole category of discourse markers apply to ni zhidao , demonstrating its equally potent affordance on a particular discourse marker case cross-linguistically. …”
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The Dongba Script in the Modern China by Grachyova Yu. A.

“…The article is based on materials collected by the author in the Naxi areas, as well as scientific articles of Chinese researchers and materials from the Chinese media.…”
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Life Spectacles: Media, Business Synergy, and Affective Work in Neoliberal China by Hai Ren

“…The way in which Chinese media communicates the meanings of everyday life has been significantly reconfigured since the late 1970s. …”
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Life Spectacles: Media, Business Synergy, and Affective Work in Neoliberal China by Hai Ren

“…The way in which Chinese media communicates the meanings of everyday life has been significantly reconfigured since the late 1970s. …”
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