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Research On National Day Military Parade Communicating Phenomenon With Chinese Characteristic

Posted on:2011-01-17Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2178360305477276Subject:Journalism
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On October 1, 2009, in honor of the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic founding day, China has held grand military parade activities, the 14th time of this kind after the founding of new China.In the recent years, with the growing of China's comprehensive national strength, China is playing a more and more role in world affairs. In particular, since the world economic recession started in 2008, China's economy outshined others and maintained great vitality in east world. China is leading force of socialist countries, the journalism communication of China's 6 decades'parade is not only a grand entertainment gala to mass audience but also a typical study case to professional journalists.Full around interpretation and analysis on the communication phenomenon of 60th anniversary parade and discovering of merits and defects could provide theoretical and practical experience and lessons for journalism and communication activity of same kind in the future.This essay mainly includes three parts:First part is about historical change and development, recalling the former 13 times military parade and making comments on then communication phenomenon.The second part is the core part, making comments on the communication phenomenon of 2009 military parade, the comments mainly cover the parade's features, subjective and objective forming cause, impacts and comparison with other countries.The third part is conclusion. Through comparison with the communication phenomenon of China's past military parades and of other countries in the world and by use of journalism and communication theory, summarize experiences and lessons.
Keywords/Search Tags:Chinese Characteristic, National Day Military Parade, Communication Phenomenon, Communication Effects
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