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China’s Contemporary Image and Rhetoric Practice
Does title or content matter?: Examining China’s partnerships with text classification
China’s partnerships: title or content?
Empirical findings
Words associated with a topic
Estimated effect of partnerships’ titles on issue distribution
Estimated effect of partnership treaties
Conclusion
References
Critical discourse analysis of 2010 China–US trade dispute in the headlines of Western newsmagazines
Research design and methods
Selection of the newsmagazines
Time period under study
Purposive-representative sampling
CDA application I: Van Dijk’s macro-rules
Analytical procedures: deriving the topics of headlines
CDA application II: Van Leeuwen’s socio-semantic inventory
Inclusion and exclusion
Role allocation
Functionalisation, identification, and appraisement
Association and dissociation
Personalisation and impersonalisation
Analytical procedures: representation of social actors
Analysis of American perspective (Time)
Macro-rules
Inclusion and exclusion
Role allocation: activation and passivation
Functionalisation, identification and appraisement
Association and dissociation
Personalisation and impersonalisation
Analysis of British perspective (The Economist)
Macro-rules
Inclusion and exclusion
Role allocation: activation and passivation
Association and dissociation
Personalisation and impersonalisation
Analysis of French perspective (L’Express)
Macro-rules
Inclusion and exclusion
Role allocation: activation and passivation
Functionalisation, identification and appraisement
Association and dissociation
Personalisation and impersonalisation
Analysis of German perspective (Der Spiegel)
Macro-rule
Inclusion and exclusion
Role allocation: activation and passivation
Functionalisation, identification and appraisement
Association and dissociation
Personalisation and impersonalisation
Conclusion
References
The language of ‘China threat’: A case study of the BBC television documentary series ‘The Chinese Are Coming’
Contextual background
The storyline
The production features
The sketch of China’s role in Africa
Analysis
Visual language: image analysis
China threat: the exploiter of natural resources
China threat: the wild animal killer
China threat: the human rights violator
China threat: the unfair competitor and trader
China threat: the mouthpiece of the Communist Party
China threat: the military threat
Verbal language: textual analysis
Language analysis at rhetoric level
Language analysis at sentence level
Language analysis at vocabulary level
Sound effects and lighting as multi-modes
Conclusion
References
Digital media, governance, and the making of youth in contemporary China
Digital media as technology of governance
Produce 101 as cultivation of collective moralities
Survival of the kindest: individual aims and collective good
The China Dream as millennial aspirations
Conclusions: new people for a new era
References
Investigating the discursive construction of traditional Chinese medicine on Chinese national media
Situating TCM within discourse studies
Data and methodology
Methodology
Analysis and discussion
Key word analysis
Concordance analysis
A national treasure of China with unique identity
A partnership between TCM and MWM
A national treasure becoming international
Social and cultural interpretation
Conclusion
Abbreviations used in this chapter
References
Analyzing and interpreting COVID-19-related texts in Chinese: A systemic functional perspective
Systemic Functional Linguistics as appliable linguistics
COVID-19-related texts in Chinese as instances in the strata of semantics
Approaching COVID-19-related Chinese texts from field
Texts of semiotic processes
Texts of semiotic processes potentially leading to social processes
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Notes
Chineseness in Bian Zhilin’s pre-war poetry: An exploration of utopian notion and New Poetry
The utopian notion and its relevance in Bian Zhilin’s pre-war poetry and New Poetry
Metaphysical solitude vs. fin de siècle decadence in Bian’s poetic image of autumn
Dusk in autumn: the classical sorrow of ganshi youguo (感时忧国), youchan weiji (忧谗畏讥) and the beauty of passive virtue (弱德之美)
Style and ambience: imagination of classical Chineseness
The source and meaning of private symbols in Bian’s pre-war poetry
Sensibility in Bian’s pre-war poetry: a Chinese ‘child’ of Symbolism and Metaphysicalism
The Chinese self in xiangchou utopia
Imagination of self, time and the motif xiangchou in ‘Chi Ba’
A homophony of despair: xiangchou and utopia in China
‘O Return’: the lyrical construction of xiangchou utopia in search of inner peace
Conclusion: Xiangchou and the backward-looking utopia in New Poetry
Bibliography
Rhetoric in Chinese patriotic translators’ discourse fuelled by the translating of foreign literature
Chinese patriotic translators’ rhetoric
The Rhetoric Model of Translation
Lin Shu (林纾): monolinguistic translator
Yan Fu (严复): scholarly translator
Concluding remarks
References
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