Meaning Generation in Chinese Official Media Discourse (Hardcover, 1)

Chapter 1. A public sphere of meaning negotiation: The interpreter-mediated Chinese Premier’s Press Conference (Rui Zhang, Dalian University of Technology, China) Chapter 2. On war and heroes. Metaphors in Renmin Ribao’s commentaries on the COVID-19 crisis (Emma Lupano, Univ. of Cagliari, Italy) Chapter 3. Metaphor use on the People’s Daily newspaper during public health emergencies: A diachronic and quantitative study (Nian Liu & Shuyu Lu, Univ. of Oklahoma, USA) Chapter 4. Framing in Chinese and American media editorials about the Sino-US trade conflict (Lutgard Lams & Ying Xu, KU Leuven Campus Brussels, Belgium) Chapter 5. Public interest and trust. Chinese official media discourse in a crisis context (Bettina Mottura, University of Milan, Italy) Chapter 6. Justifying the reform of Hong Kong’s electoral system after the introduction of the National Security Law (Jennifer Eagleton, Hong Kong) Chapter 7. The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) in the headlines: China Daily, the Jakarta Post and Straits Times (Damien Ng, Associate Research fellow, SOAS, University of London, UK) Chapter 8. Like “Spring Breeze and Rain”. A discursive analysis of the documentary Jiaoyu qiangguo ?育强? (Chiara Bertulessi, University of Milan, Italy) Chapter 9. A study of “Seasons of China” from the perspective of attitude system (Yunlong Qiu, Yangzhi Zhou, Northeast Normal University, China)