The Media Use And Cross-cultural Adaptation Of Sojourners

Since the reform and opening up,China's sustained economic prosperity and more open environment has attracted more and more foreign population.According to the results of the Sixth National Population Census in 2010,Compared to 30 years ago,There are nearly 60 million foreigners who have been staying in mainland China for more than three months,its an increase of nearly 30 times.According to the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Bureau statistics shows that foreigners in Guangdong are mainly distributed in the Pearl River Delta region,accounting for about 98% of the total number of foreigners in the province.As the largest Foreign population in the Pearl River Delta region,the Japanese in Guangzhou,Shenzhen,Dongguan and other economically developed cities in the Pearl River Delta has formed a certain scale of the settlements,the local social economic and social development formed a certain influence.At the same time,the cross-cultural adaptation of the Japanese not only affects their life and development in China,but also has an important influence on the local government's immigration services and management.Today media means and media content is very rich,the media tentacles have penetrated every corner of society.This paper attempts to study the cross-cultural adaptation of Japanese in Guang Zhou from the perspective of communication.The interrelationship between media use and social adaptation in Japanese immigrants in Japan was examined by using intercultural communication background and vision through the survey of media use and satisfaction as the data base.