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On fans reporting other fans to censors in China

However, the worst instance of censorship [of Chinese fanworks] is that of the ongoing third wave. This censorship campaign relies on a large-scale, omnipresent reporting system. Many reports come from informants inside the community, especially antifans of a certain genre

Nele Noppe 11/03/202011/03/2020 No Comments Read more

The meaning of being a media fan in the current Chinese cultural environment

Being a fan signifies two different cultural identities and practices in the current Chinese cultural environment. Voluntarily engaging in the celebrity economy and star system, actively purchasing everything related to the celebrities, and voluntarily supporting and publicizing beloved celebrity and

Nele Noppe 18/12/201918/12/2019 No Comments Read more

Your guide to research on fans

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