Run Li
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4098515 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Run Li |
| NOMBRES | Run |
| APELLIDO | Li |
| FIRMA | LI R |
| AFILIACIONES | Lancaster University |
| ORCID | 0009-0009-3771-0122 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Visual (Mis)Representations on Sports and Weight Loss
In response to physical inactivity and rising levels of obesity among the population, the Chinese government has used social media, such as WeChat, to engage and encourage the public to do sports in order to lose weight and maintain health. Images in official social media posts on sports and weight loss constitute an important, but currently underexplored site. Using multimodal critical discourse analysis (MCDA), this paper examines the images in…
Promoting healthy eating through nudges
Introduction Encouraging healthy eating has become a key area in China’s efforts to curb rising obesity levels among the population. Previous research highlights the importance of media in shaping dietary behaviors, yet few studies examine official digital platforms. This study critically examines how ‘健康中国’ [Healthy China], the official WeChat account of the National Health Commission of China, represents food and eating in weight loss content t…
‘We’re here to spite our government’
Drawing on Fairclough’s model of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) and intertextuality, this study examines how Chinese and Western media represent TikTok migrants in response to US digital platform restrictions. Through a comparative analysis of news coverage from Chinese outlets ( China Daily, Xinhua, and Global Times ) and Western outlets ( BBC, CNN, Reuters, and Associated Press) , this study identifies divergent discursive strategies and und…
Platformisation Practice for Emancipation or Subordination? A Multimodal Critical Discourse Study of Self-presentations of African-Chinese Families on Douyin
In China, the rise in popularity of African-Chinese families is largely driven by the influence of new media, with many African women turning to Chinese social media platforms to document their daily lives and explore economic opportunities through increased online visibility. However, scholarly attention to the self-presentation of African-Chinese families on these platforms remains minimal. Addressing this gap, this study, through analysing 26 …
Representing the 'Little Fresh Meat' Phenomenon in the Chinese English-Medium News Media
In China, the phenomenon of 'little fresh meat' has recently sparked a contentious debate. However, few studies have examined the thematic concepts surrounding the phenomenon of 'little fresh meat' in the Chinese English-medium news media. In order to fill this gap, this study used corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis to examine how the 'little fresh meat' phenomenon has been represented discursively in Chinese English-language news media …
Constructing ambivalent masculinity and constant femininity in interracial families
Interracial marriage has increasingly gained visibility on Chinese social media platforms, especially African-Chinese marriage which has been popularly represented, sparking heated discussions publically. However, although several studies have touched upon interracial marriage with analyses through political and geographical lenses, few studies investigated the media representations and mediated comments towards African-Chinese marriage in China …
The mechanisms underlying Chinese medicines to treat inflammation in diabetic kidney disease
An all-weather radiative human body cooling textile
A debate between hegemonic masculinity and the rise of gender nonconformity
Representing the 'Little Fresh Meat' Phenomenon in the Chinese English-Medium News Media
In China, the phenomenon of 'little fresh meat' has recently sparked a contentious debate. However, few studies have examined the thematic concepts surrounding the phenomenon of 'little fresh meat' in the Chinese English-medium news media. In order to fill this gap, this study used corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis to examine how the 'little fresh meat' phenomenon has been represented discursively in Chinese English-language news media …
A debate between hegemonic masculinity and the rise of gender nonconformity
An all-weather radiative human body cooling textile
A debate between hegemonic masculinity and the rise of gender nonconformity
Constructing ambivalent masculinity and constant femininity in interracial families
Interracial marriage has increasingly gained visibility on Chinese social media platforms, especially African-Chinese marriage which has been popularly represented, sparking heated discussions publically. However, although several studies have touched upon interracial marriage with analyses through political and geographical lenses, few studies investigated the media representations and mediated comments towards African-Chinese marriage in China …
The mechanisms underlying Chinese medicines to treat inflammation in diabetic kidney disease
‘We’re here to spite our government’
Drawing on Fairclough’s model of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) and intertextuality, this study examines how Chinese and Western media represent TikTok migrants in response to US digital platform restrictions. Through a comparative analysis of news coverage from Chinese outlets ( China Daily, Xinhua, and Global Times ) and Western outlets ( BBC, CNN, Reuters, and Associated Press) , this study identifies divergent discursive strategies and und…
Platformisation Practice for Emancipation or Subordination? A Multimodal Critical Discourse Study of Self-presentations of African-Chinese Families on Douyin
In China, the rise in popularity of African-Chinese families is largely driven by the influence of new media, with many African women turning to Chinese social media platforms to document their daily lives and explore economic opportunities through increased online visibility. However, scholarly attention to the self-presentation of African-Chinese families on these platforms remains minimal. Addressing this gap, this study, through analysing 26 …
Representing the 'Little Fresh Meat' Phenomenon in the Chinese English-Medium News Media
In China, the phenomenon of 'little fresh meat' has recently sparked a contentious debate. However, few studies have examined the thematic concepts surrounding the phenomenon of 'little fresh meat' in the Chinese English-medium news media. In order to fill this gap, this study used corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis to examine how the 'little fresh meat' phenomenon has been represented discursively in Chinese English-language news media …
Visual (Mis)Representations on Sports and Weight Loss
In response to physical inactivity and rising levels of obesity among the population, the Chinese government has used social media, such as WeChat, to engage and encourage the public to do sports in order to lose weight and maintain health. Images in official social media posts on sports and weight loss constitute an important, but currently underexplored site. Using multimodal critical discourse analysis (MCDA), this paper examines the images in…
Promoting healthy eating through nudges
Introduction Encouraging healthy eating has become a key area in China’s efforts to curb rising obesity levels among the population. Previous research highlights the importance of media in shaping dietary behaviors, yet few studies examine official digital platforms. This study critically examines how ‘健康中国’ [Healthy China], the official WeChat account of the National Health Commission of China, represents food and eating in weight loss content t…
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