1st Edition
Chinese News Discourse in the Digital Era Intersections of Political Communication and Translation
1 Introduction to Chinese News Discourse in the Digital era
Shixin Ivy Zhang and Zhen Troy Chen
2 Geopolitical Allies or Adversaries? The Construction of Geopolitical Identity in Chinese Media’s Coverage of the Russia-Ukraine War
Zixiu Liu and Stephen Goulding
3 Media Type and News Framing across Issues: A Comparative Perspective
Xianwen Kuang
4 Cooperation or Competition? Political Narratives of US-China High-level Exchanges
Jintao Zhang and Wei Wang
5 News Frames as Identity Work: How Chinese and Australian News Media Construct State Identities through the Belt and Road Initiative
Yue Jiang
6 Media systems in Hong Kong and the Mainland of China: A corpus-assisted comparative analysis of news reports from China Daily and The Standard on the Shanghai COVID-19 lockdown
Wenjian Li
7 Intermedia agenda setting: A case study of journalistic quotations about COVID-19
Weijian Huang and Nancy Xiuzhi Liu
8 Aligning Academic Curriculum with the Evolving Digital Media Landscape: An Examination of Professional Competences for Trans-editors
Wan Hu and Yuxin Deng
9 Multimodal Reconstruction of Information in Audio-visual News Translation: A Case Study of Videos on Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)
Li Pan and Yuting Song
10 A Corpus-Based Approach to Chinese Diplomatic News Translation Pedagogy in the Digital Era
Zhiwei Han
Biography
Nancy Xiuzhi Liu is Associate Professor in Translation Studies at the School of Education and English, University of Nottingham Ningbo China.
Shixin Ivy Zhang is Full Professor in Journalism Studies at the School of International Communications, University of Nottingham Ningbo China.
Zhen Troy Chen is Associate Professor in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China.
Wan Hu is Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Literary and Translation Studies at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China.
Weijian Huang is a fully funded PhD candidate at the University of Nottingham’s China and UK campuses.
