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Abstract

This study employs corpus critical discourse analysis to investigate how Malaysian media portrays Chinese modernization. Analyzing 192 news reports, the research reveals a predominantly positive and neutral portrayal, with a small percentage of negative reports requiring counter-stigmatization. The study highlights the importance of flexible, diversified strategies in constructing the discourse of Chinese modernization and emphasizes the need for enhanced media exchange and cooperation between China and Malaysia.

Publisher

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications

Published On

May 22, 2024

Authors

Dongping Wang, Siping Liang

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