This book is about how the representations of romantic love in television reflect the change and the dilemma of the dominant values in post-socialist Chinese mainstream culture. These values mainly center on the impact of individualism, consumerism, capitalism, and neoliberalism, often referred to as western culture, on the perception of romantic love and self-realization in China. The book focuses on how romantic love, which plays a vital role in China’s ideologically highly restricted social environment by empowering people with individual choice, change, and social mobility, must struggle and compromise with the reality, specifically the values and problems emerging in a transitional China. The book also examines how the representation of romantic love celebrates ideals—individual freedom, passion, and gender equality—and promises changes based on individual diligence and talent while simultaneously obstructing the fulfillment of these ideals.
| ISBN: | 9783030477318 |
| Publication date: | 14th July 2021 |
| Author: | Huike Wen |
| Publisher: | Springer Nature Switzerland AG |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 130 pages |
| Series: | East Asian Popular Culture |
| Genres: |
Television Cultural studies |
This book is about how the representations of romantic love in television reflect the change and the dilemma of the dominant values in post-socialist Chinese mainstream culture. These values mainly center on the impact of individualism, consumerism, capitalism, and neoliberalism, often referred to as western culture, on the perception of romantic love and self-realization in China. The book focuses on how romantic love, which plays a vital role in China’s ideologically highly restricted social environment by empowering people with individual choice, change, and social mobility, must struggle and compromise with the reality, specifically the values and problems emerging in a transitional China. The book also examines how the representation of romantic love celebrates ideals—individual freedom, passion, and gender equality—and promises changes based on individual diligence and talent while simultaneously obstructing the fulfillment of these ideals.
Romance in Post-Socialist Chinese Television features in the following genres: Television, Cultural studies
Romance in Post-Socialist Chinese Television is available in Paperback
Romance in Post-Socialist Chinese Television was written by Huike Wen and published by Springer Nature Switzerland AG
Romance in Post-Socialist Chinese Television has 130 pages
Yes it is part of East Asian Popular Culture series
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