The rise of China and Western Media | LSE Department Media and Communications

How has Western media reacted to the rise of China? In this film, Professor Bingchun Meng explains how Western media tend to fall back on familiar stereotypes and dystopian imaginaries.
China’s increasing economic and geopolitical presence means that Western countries are forced to deal with a country with a very different political and values system, posing many complicated questions.
Learn more about this research in the book The Politics of Chinese Media: Consensus and Contestation (Palgrave, 2018): link.springer....
Bingchun Meng is a Professor in LSE’s Department of Media and Communications. Read more about Bingchun’s research here: www.lse.ac.uk/...
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[@MHCSS1]

why does this map of China include Tadjikistan and Kirghizistan as part of the People's Republic

[@hysanify]

Freudian slip?

[@yangke15668]

Include Tadjikistan and Kirghizistan, but not include Hainan and Taiwan😅

[@bananaborealis9515]

that's a weird looking map of China... It's missing the island of Hainan but somehow Tajikstan is included? what in the multiverse???...

[@mahayat]

The map is drawn by a drunk guy :p

[@ceslieanne7995]

😁😂😅