Discursive Strategies of China-Related News in Chinese and Western Social Media
With the development of social media, the landscape of international news dissemination has changed significantly. This research is conducted to discover the discursive strategies of Chinese and Western news outlets in China-related news reports on Twitter, one of the most widely used social media p...
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2-s2.0-85170563058 Zhang X.; Ibrahim N.A.; Saidalvi A. Discursive Strategies of China-Related News in Chinese and Western Social Media 2023 Theory and Practice in Language Studies 13 9 10.17507/tpls.1309.30 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85170563058&doi=10.17507%2ftpls.1309.30&partnerID=40&md5=015872ca0979da01ae59d3f2c23fcf89 With the development of social media, the landscape of international news dissemination has changed significantly. This research is conducted to discover the discursive strategies of Chinese and Western news outlets in China-related news reports on Twitter, one of the most widely used social media platforms. The key objective is to examine China-related news reports on Twitter to explore the different discursive strategies employed by Chinese and Western news media in reporting China. 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. Based on the data analysis, certain discursive strategies were identified in the practices of Chinese and Western media that are causing differences in constructing China’s international image. These results might assist the international audience in gaining a more objective understanding of China and help Chinese news media sources improve their reporting strategies and international communication capacity. © 2023 ACADEMY PUBLICATION. Academy Publication 17992591 English Article All Open Access; Gold Open Access |
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Discursive Strategies of China-Related News in Chinese and Western Social Media |
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With the development of social media, the landscape of international news dissemination has changed significantly. This research is conducted to discover the discursive strategies of Chinese and Western news outlets in China-related news reports on Twitter, one of the most widely used social media platforms. The key objective is to examine China-related news reports on Twitter to explore the different discursive strategies employed by Chinese and Western news media in reporting China. 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. Based on the data analysis, certain discursive strategies were identified in the practices of Chinese and Western media that are causing differences in constructing China’s international image. These results might assist the international audience in gaining a more objective understanding of China and help Chinese news media sources improve their reporting strategies and international communication capacity. © 2023 ACADEMY PUBLICATION. |
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