1. Transforming Radio in China: Introduction to an Understudied Medium
2. Radio and a Revolutionary China: From the Republic of China Era to the Mao Era
3. Radio News and the Articulation of One Voice: Continuity and Transformation of China National Radio’s Channel One
4. Late Night Talkback Radio: The Production of Intimacy in Post-Mao China
5. Health Infomercial Radio: Privatization, Medicine and Self-responsibility in Post-Mao China
6. Drive Radio and the Construction of Urban Middle-class Identities: From Traffic Radio to the ‘Car World’
7. Digital Soundwork in Contemporary China: Uncertainty, Listening and the Betterment of 'a Deficient Self'
8. Missed Opportunities and Future Challenges
Biography
Wei Lei is a junior fellow of the Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts, Southern University of Science and Technology, Shenzhen, China.
