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1 Performing Cyber-nationalism in 21st-century-China: The Case of the Diba Expedition
Guobin Yang
2 Understanding Chinese Nationalism: A Historical Perspective
Hongmei Li
3 From Fans to "Little Pinks": The Production and Mobilization Mechanism of National Identity under New Media Commercial Culture
Jing Wu, Simin Li and Hongzhe Wang
4 "We Are All Diba Members Tonight": Cyber-Nationalism as Emotional and Playful Actions Online
Wang Zhe
5 Memetic Communication and Consensus Mobilization in the Cyber Nationalist Movement
Xiaoan Guo and Shaoting Yang
6 Collective Action as Interaction Ritual in Cyberspace
Guoqiang Liu
7 Contested Visual Activism: Cyber-Nationalism in China from a Visual Communication Perspective
Kui Zhou and Weishan Miao
8 Love Your Nation the Way You Love an Idol: New Media and the Emergence of Fandom Nationalism
Hailong Liu
About the author
Liu Hailong, PhD, is a professor at the School of Journalism and Communication, Renmin University of China, in Beijing. Liu is the chief editor of the Chinese Journal of Journalism and Communication. He is the author of Revisiting the Grey Area: Narration and Memories in the History of Communication Studies and Propaganda: Ideas, Discourse and Legitimation. His research interests include political communication, the history of Chinese communication study, and intellectual history of communication.
Summary
This book gives a deep description of a new trend in Chinese cyber nationalism by study the incident of diba expedition 2018.The eight chapters written by researchers from U.S. and China explain the changing of Chinese political culture under the impact of official nationalistic education, commercial culture and grassroots internet culture.
