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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137388773asting image of the country. In ., the work further elaborated an exotic concept of China and re-enforced Western culture’s fantastic view of the country. The ravishing and “icy” Chinese princess, Turandot, in the opera embodies the spirit of the country; her apparent merciless conduct towards those

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Towards a Theory of Readability,and media industry have contributed many of their works related to overseas Chinese. These Chinese pieces of literature and soap operas reflect the way Thai society views overseas Chinese. In many kinds of literature, Thai-Chinese had to endure a lot of hardships in Thailand to establish their own s

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Reading Workers: Libraries for the People,ghly regarded as a world-class film in Chinese-language cinemas, Fei Mu’s work, however, is hardly known outside China. It is Tian’s rendition of this unknown classic with colour and English subtitle that has brought the film to international awareness. While it seems to be an Oedipal problem about

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Reading Classes and Dangerous Classes, once influential Hong Kong comics had never made its way into the animation realm successfully. This article examines a glaring miss in the development of Hong Kong creative industries?– comics-to-animation adaptations. It studies the difficulties in adapting Hong Kong comics into quality animated

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