The dissemination of Korean drama narrative art--the exotic art form in Chinese context-- is not only a typical form of cultural output in the current social context but also the product of self-adjustment of the artistic style of Korean dramas under the foreign context. The tendency of visual aestheticism, the aesthetic text writing of daily life and the emotional appeal of universal meaning held by the Korean dramas have become the influential factors for this artistic style to enter the Chinese context and disseminate. The rising consumption consciousness in contemporary society has become the external inducement of the dissemination of Korean drama culture in China, which lays the internal driving force for spreading of this culture in ...
This thesis argues that the content of popular Chinese TV dramas helps construct and reenforce socia...
Using highly advanced media technology, Asian cultural exchanges became very active since the latter...
The authors examine how Chinese film and television companies have collaborated with their counterpa...
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2008.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 123-1...
[[abstract]]Korean TV drama has become synonymous with the Korean cultural industry as well as a maj...
The proliferation of the cultural phenomenon known as the Korean Wave (hallyu) in China over the las...
Immense popularity in various areas in Asia, such as China, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan and H...
Television, through drama and series, is the most powerful and pervasive storyteller and culture pro...
This chapter shows how Hunan Satellite TV, a regional station in the People Republic of China (PRC),...
This collection of essays brings together the first comprehensive study of TV drama in China. Examin...
This article examines the changing characteristics in defining the Koreanness of Korean popular cult...
This paper represents the findings of my research into the Korean wave so far. It attempts to carry ...
The “Korean Wave” refers to the love of South Korean cultural products. The wave has started in East...
This paper aims to analyze K-drama’s phenomenon as a popular cultural product that generated Hallyu ...
Nowadays, the practice of appropriation of foreign formats and imaginaries in producing local popula...
This thesis argues that the content of popular Chinese TV dramas helps construct and reenforce socia...
Using highly advanced media technology, Asian cultural exchanges became very active since the latter...
The authors examine how Chinese film and television companies have collaborated with their counterpa...
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2008.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 123-1...
[[abstract]]Korean TV drama has become synonymous with the Korean cultural industry as well as a maj...
The proliferation of the cultural phenomenon known as the Korean Wave (hallyu) in China over the las...
Immense popularity in various areas in Asia, such as China, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan and H...
Television, through drama and series, is the most powerful and pervasive storyteller and culture pro...
This chapter shows how Hunan Satellite TV, a regional station in the People Republic of China (PRC),...
This collection of essays brings together the first comprehensive study of TV drama in China. Examin...
This article examines the changing characteristics in defining the Koreanness of Korean popular cult...
This paper represents the findings of my research into the Korean wave so far. It attempts to carry ...
The “Korean Wave” refers to the love of South Korean cultural products. The wave has started in East...
This paper aims to analyze K-drama’s phenomenon as a popular cultural product that generated Hallyu ...
Nowadays, the practice of appropriation of foreign formats and imaginaries in producing local popula...
This thesis argues that the content of popular Chinese TV dramas helps construct and reenforce socia...
Using highly advanced media technology, Asian cultural exchanges became very active since the latter...
The authors examine how Chinese film and television companies have collaborated with their counterpa...