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1. The role of power struggle and economic changes in the 'Heshang phenomenon' in China

Author

Ma, Shu-Yun

Subjects
Heshang -- Political aspects, Television and politics -- China, Economic development -- China, Mass media -- Political aspects, Civilization, Western -- Portrayals, Civilization, Oriental -- Portrayals, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

A Chinese television series called Heshang that promotes Westernization while criticizing nationalism and traditional Chinese culture is an example of the modernization changes and economic reform taking place in China. Heshang sends the message that tradition and modernity are incompatible. The series was aired through the CCTV, the Party's official propaganda, which may indicate a rift in the Party or a lessening of Party control over the media. The resulting Heshang phenomenon illustrates how marketization can assist in developing a public sphere or civil society.

Published
1996

2. Watching China change; Chinese TV was a force for freedom; then the Party took over

Author

Hopkins, Mark

Subjects
Communist Party (China) -- Social policy, China Democracy Movement, 1989 -- Public opinion, Censorship -- China, Foreign correspondents -- Laws, regulations and rules, Chinese students -- Political activity, Journalists -- Laws, regulations and rules, Television and politics -- China
Published
1989

3. Cracking China's great wall of silence

Author

Wren, Christopher S

Subjects
China -- Political aspects, Television and politics -- China, Foreign correspondents -- China, Television broadcasting of news -- China, Arts, visual and performing, General interest
Published
1982

5. Beijing calling

Subjects
China -- Social policy, AOL Time Warner Inc. -- Contracts, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Broadcasting policy -- China, Mass media policy -- China, Censorship -- China, Television and politics -- China, Business, Business, general
Published
2001

6. Hunan style television: spicy and crowd pleasing

Author

Rosenthal, Elisabeth

Subjects
Company business management, Company financing, Hunan Satellite TV -- Finance, Communist Party of China -- Social policy -- Management, Television broadcasting industry -- Finance, Television and politics -- China, Television broadcasting
Abstract

As Chinese provinces go, Hunan has few natural advantages. A landlocked square, it lacks the cosmopolitan muscle of the coast, the prosperity of its southern neighbors, the exotic minority cultures […]

Published
2000

7. In China, a buzz in the air over live broadcasts

Author

Laris, Michael

Subjects
Communist countries -- International relations, Television broadcasting of news -- Innovations, Television and politics -- China, China -- Politics and government
Published
1998

8. Chinese see TV face-off as new page in history

Author

Chu, Henry

Subjects
China -- Civil rights, Chinese -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Human rights -- China, Television and politics -- China, Freedom of speech -- China
Published
1998

9. Behind China's made-for-TV revolt

Subjects
China Democracy Movement, 1989 -- Portrayals, Television and politics -- China
Abstract

Last spring, when we turned on our TVs, we saw student protesters making history in China. The images that reached us, Uke the one above, were powerfull and unforgettable. And […]

Published
1989

13. Television: a tool for China's reformers

Author

Tyson, Ann Scott

Subjects
Communist Party (China) -- Social policy, Television and politics -- China, Freedom of speech -- China, Yellow River Region -- Social policy, China -- Social policy
Published
1989

15. Karl Marx, meet Marshall McLuhan

Author

Alter, Jonathan

Subjects
Television and politics -- China, Demonstrations -- Political aspects, Communist countries -- Political aspects, China -- Politics and government
Published
1989

16. What the Chinese didn't hear

Subjects
censorship -- China, Presidents, Television and politics -- China, Soviet Union -- Military aspects, China -- Political aspects
Published
1984

17. TV made me do it

Subjects
China -- Social policy, Censorship -- China, Television and politics -- China, Business, Economics, Business, international, Censorship issue, Social policy
Abstract

TV made me do it GO INTO the home of your average Chinese city-dweller at around seven in the evening and you will find the family eating--to the sound of [...]

Published
1989

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