Guerre en Ukraine : évolution et adaptation des discours médiatiques en Chine by Olga V. Alexeeva, Sijie Ren, Frédéric Lasserre

“…This article uses a qualitative approach and analyzes the evolution of Chinese media discourse by conducting a qualitative study of the publications of two Chinese newspapers, the Huanqiu Shibao and the Caixin Zhoukan, as well as by analyzing the publications of Chinese Internet users and experts on the microblogging site Weibo. …”
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Mutual Perception of USA and China based on Content-Analysis of Media by Farida Halmuratovna Autova, Maria Yakovlevna Golik, Vadim Alexandrovich Dolgopolov

“…The article evaluates mutual perception of the United States and China in the XXI century, based on content analysis of American and Chinese media. The research methodology includes both content and event analysis. …”
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Revealing China’s Soft Power Narratives in State-Owned Media: A Content Analysis by Dongnu Guo

“…The major findings reveal that Chinese media focus on achievements, weaknesses, and potentials as themes, and their attention has shifted from culture and domestic information sources to economy and non-Chinese information sources in the two periods: 2010–2016 and 2017–2019. …”
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Vulnerable live patients, powerful dead patients: A textual analysis of doctor-patient relationships in popular Chinese medical dramas by Li Chen

“…Instead of introducing ordinary people’s reactions to rare or extreme situations, these shows were found to emphasize people’s unusual reactions to ordinary situations. Overall, Chinese media dramas defined and presented inherent problems in doctor-patient communication, elaborated the causes of most of these problems, and made moral judgments about these issues using vivid individual stories, but they did not attempt to offer solutions to these problems.…”
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Discursive strategies of China-related news in Chinese and Western social media by Zhang, Xiaoyan, Ibrahim, Noor Aireen, Saidalvi, Aminabibi

“…To achieve these objectives, the research data were collected from the Twitter accounts of People’s Daily China, an official news outlet representing the Chinese media, and the New York Times, a leading American/Western news agency. …”
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Steady Comparisons with References of <i>starik</i>,<i> starichok</i> ‘Old Man,’ <i>starukha</i>, <i>starushka</i> ‘Old Woman’ in Russian Language Picture of the World (on Backgrou... by L. Zhang

“…These differences are due to the influence of Chinese media on the one hand, promoting active lifestyle of older people (‘funny’ and ‘cute’), on the other hand, introducing into linguistic consciousness of native speakers the image of the evil older woman (‘grumpy’ and ‘evil’).…”
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CHINA'S PUBLIC DIPLOMACY AND COMMUNICATION STRATEGY IN THE US: LESSONS FOR PAKISTAN by Bilal Zubair, Nazir Hussain

“…China has pronounced ‘Going Global’ strategy, which is supported by the internationalization of Chinese media and ubiquitous presence at the social media platforms. …”
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Live streamed music as a post-COVID-19 urban trend: accessing TME live in China’s mediascape as an alternative concert experience by Li, Fan, Chow, Ow Wei

“…The lived experience of the phenomenologists in designated events is accounted in order to investigate China’s popular music scene in the pandemic time with a special interest to problematize emerging urban trends in experiencing popular music via Chinese media post-COVID-19. This study is to offer a substantial reference in researches on COVID-19-influenced urban lifestyle through experiencing popular music in a ‘new normal’ cosmopolitan mediascape.…”

Emotional Profiles of Facebook Pages: Audience Response to Political News in Hong Kong by Joyce Y. M. Nip, Benoit Berthelier

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Media Ethnography in China – Ethics, Access and Interviews in a Non-Western Context by Tianyu Zhang

“…Since gaining access to Chinese media remains challenging, many compromises were made during the interactions with television production teams, gatekeepers and colleagues in the field. …”
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Language Policy and Planning in Russia, China and the USA through the Lens of Mass Media of the 21-st Century by Natalia V. Yudina, Marina V. Melnichuk, Oksana A. Seliverstova

“…The study focuses on defining specifics of the language policy and planning in the Russian Federation, the USA, and China within the modern political discourse of the 21st century by means of exploring materials from Russian, American and Chinese media. The empirical base of the study included statistical and sociological data describing the sociolinguistic situation in the studied countries as well as materials from the latest Russian-language and English-language media which served as a source of factual and linguistic data. …”
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A broad stroke or different strokes for different folks? Examining the subtleties in crisis management approaches in state-owned enterprises and privately owned enterprises in Chin... by Pang, Augustine, Hu, Yang, Woon, Eugene

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The experiment of eight million people: an investigation into the process of designing social policies in China by Riley, R

“…Tools from critical junctures theory, or the idea that explicating possible inflection points builds understanding of policy mechanisms, provide a framework to identify the times when the two-child design appeared most likely to be on the cusp of national expansion. Data from Chinese media, declassified internal government documents, secondary literature, and interviews with elite Chinese academics and policymakers are then leveraged to provide detailed descriptions of the events that predicated the policy outcomes at these points. …”

The impact of new information and communication Technologies (ICTs) in teaching Chinese for special purpose (MSP) on media writing: An action research project by Yap, Teng Teng, Soh, Bee Kwee

“…The results of the study showed that the participants have been motivated using ICT in learning Chinese media writing skills in the tertiary education to improve the use of media writing and of that what advantages and challenges the participants have encountered.…”
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The role of traditional media in promoting the international image of the People’s Republic of China by Hu, Ruiqi

“…It is noted that the traditional media of China continue to be an important aspect of politics, all infl uential Chinese media, without exception, remain the state property of the PRC and political materials are strictly controlled by state bodies. …”
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The State and Prospects of the Relations Between Russia and Western Countries Against the Background of the Ukrainian Crisis in the Focus of Chinese Socio-Political Expertise by Svetlana S. Makkaveeva, Dengxue Huang

“…In the course of the study, the authors come to the conclusion that the Chinese media mostly cover the events in Ukraine in a neutral way, they try to balance and not criticize Moscow when it comes to Russian-Western relations. …”
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How Is the Risk of Major Sudden Infectious Epidemic Transmitted? A Grounded Theory Analysis Based on COVID-19 in China by Xin Duan, Zhisheng Zhang, Wei Zhang

“…This paper takes the COVID-19 epidemic that has occurred in China as an example, the original data of this paper is derived from 20 Chinese media reports on COVID-19, and the grounded theory is used to analyze the original data to find the risk transmission rules of a sudden infectious epidemic. …”
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Portrayals of 2v, 4v and 9vHPV vaccines on Chinese social media: a content analysis of hot posts on Sina Weibo by Fangzhou Zhou, Wen Zhang, Hongning Cai, Yuan Cao

“…There was little media attention paid to the safety and effectiveness of HPV vaccines. Chinese media should develop better collaborations with public health professionals, pay more attention to the originality of their news coverage of HPV vaccines and strive to promote HPV vaccination. …”
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Hypertension Prevalence, Health Service Utilization, and Participant Satisfaction: Findings From a Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial in Aged Chinese Canadians by Ping Zou RN, PhD, Cindy-Lee Dennis PhD, Ruth Lee RN, PhD, Monica Parry NP-Adult, PhD

“…Across 2 months, 38 (63.3%) participants made a total of 47 visits to see their family physicians; 20 (33.3%) participants consulted their family members 224 times for lifestyle modifications and hypertension self-management. Various forms of Chinese media were frequently used as sources of health care information, and English media were rarely accessed. …”
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How social organizations participate in social governance in China: Official media's attention distribution analysis (1949-2021). by Huangjuan Liu, Fujun Ma, Xiaoman Chen

“…The institutional development perspective can complement the focus event perspective, including a new method, co-word analysis, to examine official Chinese media and validate the Administrative Absorption of Society (AAS) theory by identifying two lines of topic clustering trends. …”
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