Renping Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3915788 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Renping Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Renping |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Zhejiang Gongshang University |
| ORCID | 0009-0003-9202-2097 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Legitimizing Energy Transition in China
This study investigates how the legitimacy of new energy development has been constructed in China over the past 2 decades through evolving governance strategies and media representations. Drawing on corpus-assisted discourse analysis of English-language reports from major Chinese media outlets (China Daily, Xinhua, and People’s Daily Online), the study examines how energy discourses—via keywords, nomination strategies, and news photographs—have …
Detect Changes in Marsh Plant Communities Based on Landsat Long Time Series Data and BFAST Model
Due to the combined effects of human activities and climate change, freshwater wetlands, especially in agricultural watersheds, face severe degradation threats. Therefore, it is necessary to explore in depth the changes in plant communities within these wetlands. This study investigates changes in wetland plant communities within these watersheds and assesses the feasibility of the Breaks for Additive Season and Trend (BFAST) method for detecting…
Silent Stigma in Depression Communication
This study investigates how stigma surrounding depression is subtly produced in news discourse and how such communicative practices frame public representations of mental health. Drawing on a corpus-based discursive news values analysis integrated with multimodal analysis, we examine English-language media coverage of depression in China and the United States. Rather than relying on overtly negative labeling, stigma is enacted through implicit co…
Soft governance through media discourse in China's real estate development (2008–2025)
A comparative corpus-based news values analysis of Philippine, South Korean, Singapore and Chinese media reactions to Japan’s nuclear wastewater release
This study aims to explore the different social responses of Japan’s neighboring stakeholder countries, including the Philippines, South Korea, Singapore, and China, toward its nuclear wastewater discharge. Moreover, this study aims to reveal the geopolitical powers that dominate the positions and attitudes of these countries by systematically comparing the news reporting methods in their mainstream media. Adopting a corpus linguistic technique a…
How Algerian and Moroccan Media Framed Their Nation’s Stance in Reporting the Algeria-Morocco Diplomatic Break
This study aims to explore the most critical factors that derived the political behaviors of Algeria and Morocco in their consistent conflicts. Using a corpus-based discursive news values analysis, the study identifies the dominant news values constructed in media discourse and the justifications used by both countries to support their diplomatic positions. The findings reveal that both Algerian and Moroccan media rely on quotes from domestic and…
How administrative powers have impacted land-use development in China during the last 30 years
Discrepancies in the newsworthiness of maritime security in Chinese and US media outlets
This article analyzes and compares the news values constructed in the English news reporting from Chinese and US mainstream media around events concerning maritime security, revealing how the related events have been packaged and sold differently in the two societies, uncovering the discrepancies in Chinese and US social visions on maritime security, and exploring the social attitudes underpinning the constant conflicts between the two countries …
Discrepancies in the portrayal of Japan’s nuclear water release in Chinese and US media outlets
China-India Border Clash”
This article aims to examine the discrepancies between Chinese and Indian media in portraying “China-India border clash,” by comparing the multimodal discourse construction of news values in Chinese and Indian media in their respective 30 English-language news reports about the latest China-India border clash (the Clash) occurring on June 15, 2020. Based on discursive news values analysis framework, this study adopts corpus linguistic methods to …
How news reporting exacerbated the monkeypox pandemic in Spain and the US
Media reporting greatly influences the civilians' mentality, which further exacerbates or mitigates outbreaks of infectious diseases, prolongs or shortens the pandemic process. Adopting corpus linguistic methods and Discursive news values analysis (DNVA) framework, this study examined the news values through key words, naming strategies and photographs in monkeypox-themed news reporting in Spanish and the US media, to analyse how they constructed…
Confucius in The Times from 1785 to 2019
This article diachronically analyses the variations in newsworthiness with regards to the conception of Confucius in the British newspaper The Times from its initial publication in 1785 to 2019. Adopting corpus linguistic methods and discursive news values analysis approach, this study examines news values through collocations and concordances of Confucius-centred instances. The results mainly lie in two folds. First, before 1840s, Confucius had …
Discrepancies in the portrayal of the Covid-19 vaccine in Chinese and US international media outlets
This article compares the discursive construction of news values in English news reporting of China Daily and CNN about the COVID-19 vaccine, to reveal how the two media packaged the vaccine and improved the acceptance of the international community towards the vaccines made in the respective countries. Adopting corpus linguistic methods and Discursive news values analysis (DNVA) framework, this study examines news values through keywords, nomina…
How public confidence was established during the Covid-19 pandemic by Chinese media
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese media played a significant role in dispelling the public panic, establishing the public confidence and stabilizing the society during the COVID-19 pandemic. This corpus-based discourse study explored the discursive construction of news values by Chinese media to reveal how the COVID-19 pandemic was packaged and sold to the public to establish confidence in the news reporting. Adopting corpus linguistic method…
How public confidence was established during the Covid-19 pandemic by Chinese media
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese media played a significant role in dispelling the public panic, establishing the public confidence and stabilizing the society during the COVID-19 pandemic. This corpus-based discourse study explored the discursive construction of news values by Chinese media to reveal how the COVID-19 pandemic was packaged and sold to the public to establish confidence in the news reporting. Adopting corpus linguistic method…
Confucius in The Times from 1785 to 2019
This article diachronically analyses the variations in newsworthiness with regards to the conception of Confucius in the British newspaper The Times from its initial publication in 1785 to 2019. Adopting corpus linguistic methods and discursive news values analysis approach, this study examines news values through collocations and concordances of Confucius-centred instances. The results mainly lie in two folds. First, before 1840s, Confucius had …
Discrepancies in the portrayal of the Covid-19 vaccine in Chinese and US international media outlets
This article compares the discursive construction of news values in English news reporting of China Daily and CNN about the COVID-19 vaccine, to reveal how the two media packaged the vaccine and improved the acceptance of the international community towards the vaccines made in the respective countries. Adopting corpus linguistic methods and Discursive news values analysis (DNVA) framework, this study examines news values through keywords, nomina…
Discrepancies in the newsworthiness of maritime security in Chinese and US media outlets
This article analyzes and compares the news values constructed in the English news reporting from Chinese and US mainstream media around events concerning maritime security, revealing how the related events have been packaged and sold differently in the two societies, uncovering the discrepancies in Chinese and US social visions on maritime security, and exploring the social attitudes underpinning the constant conflicts between the two countries …
Discrepancies in the portrayal of Japan’s nuclear water release in Chinese and US media outlets
China-India Border Clash”
This article aims to examine the discrepancies between Chinese and Indian media in portraying “China-India border clash,” by comparing the multimodal discourse construction of news values in Chinese and Indian media in their respective 30 English-language news reports about the latest China-India border clash (the Clash) occurring on June 15, 2020. Based on discursive news values analysis framework, this study adopts corpus linguistic methods to …
How news reporting exacerbated the monkeypox pandemic in Spain and the US
Media reporting greatly influences the civilians' mentality, which further exacerbates or mitigates outbreaks of infectious diseases, prolongs or shortens the pandemic process. Adopting corpus linguistic methods and Discursive news values analysis (DNVA) framework, this study examined the news values through key words, naming strategies and photographs in monkeypox-themed news reporting in Spanish and the US media, to analyse how they constructed…
A comparative corpus-based news values analysis of Philippine, South Korean, Singapore and Chinese media reactions to Japan’s nuclear wastewater release
This study aims to explore the different social responses of Japan’s neighboring stakeholder countries, including the Philippines, South Korea, Singapore, and China, toward its nuclear wastewater discharge. Moreover, this study aims to reveal the geopolitical powers that dominate the positions and attitudes of these countries by systematically comparing the news reporting methods in their mainstream media. Adopting a corpus linguistic technique a…
How Algerian and Moroccan Media Framed Their Nation’s Stance in Reporting the Algeria-Morocco Diplomatic Break
This study aims to explore the most critical factors that derived the political behaviors of Algeria and Morocco in their consistent conflicts. Using a corpus-based discursive news values analysis, the study identifies the dominant news values constructed in media discourse and the justifications used by both countries to support their diplomatic positions. The findings reveal that both Algerian and Moroccan media rely on quotes from domestic and…
How administrative powers have impacted land-use development in China during the last 30 years
Legitimizing Energy Transition in China
This study investigates how the legitimacy of new energy development has been constructed in China over the past 2 decades through evolving governance strategies and media representations. Drawing on corpus-assisted discourse analysis of English-language reports from major Chinese media outlets (China Daily, Xinhua, and People’s Daily Online), the study examines how energy discourses—via keywords, nomination strategies, and news photographs—have …
Detect Changes in Marsh Plant Communities Based on Landsat Long Time Series Data and BFAST Model
Due to the combined effects of human activities and climate change, freshwater wetlands, especially in agricultural watersheds, face severe degradation threats. Therefore, it is necessary to explore in depth the changes in plant communities within these wetlands. This study investigates changes in wetland plant communities within these watersheds and assesses the feasibility of the Breaks for Additive Season and Trend (BFAST) method for detecting…
Silent Stigma in Depression Communication
This study investigates how stigma surrounding depression is subtly produced in news discourse and how such communicative practices frame public representations of mental health. Drawing on a corpus-based discursive news values analysis integrated with multimodal analysis, we examine English-language media coverage of depression in China and the United States. Rather than relying on overtly negative labeling, stigma is enacted through implicit co…
Soft governance through media discourse in China's real estate development (2008–2025)
Political science (9 works) · News media (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Media studies (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Discourse analysis (4 works) · Media Studies and Communication (4 works) · Narrative (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · China (3 works)