Hu Zhengrong
Biographic Data
| ID | 6211330 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hu Zhengrong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hu |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhengrong |
| SIGNATURE | ZHENGRONG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Communication University of China |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Empire, Tianxia and Great Unity
A theoretical imagination of the world order and global landscape is necessary for China’s international communication. ‘Empire – nation state’, the dominant structure in the contemporary world entails the logic of imperialism. However, the perspective of ‘the world’ (Tianxia; 天下) in ancient China introduced alternative theoretical challenges. Chinese scholars have been devoted to developing a vision of a society of ‘Great Unity’ (Datong; 大同) ove…
Neighboring competitor? Indian image in Chinese media
Despite being two of the most populous and neighboring countries in the world, India and China have long been unfamiliar about each other. Although both of them are tagged as “emerging economic powers” in today’s world, China and India are much different in terms of political system, social structure, and cultural traditions. Owing to such differences and even prevalent stereotypes between the two countries, most of the information about them is …
China
The current media landscape in China is the result of a series of significant processes of configuration and reconfiguration during the long river of Chinese history in general, and a turbulent modern period in particular, and is characterized by several contradictory and contesting logics. Modern Chinese newspapers were born when China was in a comprehensive state of crisis, both internally and externally. The media under the Republic of China w…
Globalization, social reform and the shifting paradigms of communication studies in China
The issues and challenges facing three-network convergence in the Chinese media landscape
On 1 July 2010, twelve cities and regions were finally selected by the Chinese government after several rounds of debates and delays to take part in the country’s three-network convergence trials. The planned network convergence project will enable telecoms and broadcasting companies to deliver Internet Protocol Television, mobile TV, and telephone and Internet services over a unified network. This statelevel push is seen as the beginning of the …
Dragon and Elephant
The Chinese model and paradigm of media studies
Uniqueness of the Chinese model Since the 1900s, Chinese history has been marked by an incessant quest for modernization, championed since 1949 by the Communist Party of China. In the 1980s, the paramount leader Deng Xiaoping launched market reform in China and its leadership has adopted, as the most effective Western model of modernization, the combination of a market economy and a constitutional democracy. The last 30 years have witnessed the s…
The Chinese model and paradigm of media studies
Uniqueness of the Chinese model Since the 1900s, Chinese history has been marked by an incessant quest for modernization, championed since 1949 by the Communist Party of China. In the 1980s, the paramount leader Deng Xiaoping launched market reform in China and its leadership has adopted, as the most effective Western model of modernization, the combination of a market economy and a constitutional democracy. The last 30 years have witnessed the s…
The Chinese model and paradigm of media studies
Uniqueness of the Chinese model Since the 1900s, Chinese history has been marked by an incessant quest for modernization, championed since 1949 by the Communist Party of China. In the 1980s, the paramount leader Deng Xiaoping launched market reform in China and its leadership has adopted, as the most effective Western model of modernization, the combination of a market economy and a constitutional democracy. The last 30 years have witnessed the s…
Dragon and Elephant
The issues and challenges facing three-network convergence in the Chinese media landscape
On 1 July 2010, twelve cities and regions were finally selected by the Chinese government after several rounds of debates and delays to take part in the country’s three-network convergence trials. The planned network convergence project will enable telecoms and broadcasting companies to deliver Internet Protocol Television, mobile TV, and telephone and Internet services over a unified network. This statelevel push is seen as the beginning of the …
Globalization, social reform and the shifting paradigms of communication studies in China
China
The current media landscape in China is the result of a series of significant processes of configuration and reconfiguration during the long river of Chinese history in general, and a turbulent modern period in particular, and is characterized by several contradictory and contesting logics. Modern Chinese newspapers were born when China was in a comprehensive state of crisis, both internally and externally. The media under the Republic of China w…
Neighboring competitor? Indian image in Chinese media
Despite being two of the most populous and neighboring countries in the world, India and China have long been unfamiliar about each other. Although both of them are tagged as “emerging economic powers” in today’s world, China and India are much different in terms of political system, social structure, and cultural traditions. Owing to such differences and even prevalent stereotypes between the two countries, most of the information about them is …
Empire, Tianxia and Great Unity
A theoretical imagination of the world order and global landscape is necessary for China’s international communication. ‘Empire – nation state’, the dominant structure in the contemporary world entails the logic of imperialism. However, the perspective of ‘the world’ (Tianxia; 天下) in ancient China introduced alternative theoretical challenges. Chinese scholars have been devoted to developing a vision of a society of ‘Great Unity’ (Datong; 大同) ove…
Political science (6 works) · China (5 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Globalization and Cultural Identity (2 works) · History (2 works)