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1. www.vox.com › culture › 23404571Xi Jinping’s crackdown on fandom and social media, explained ...

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   Oct 17, 2022 · Xi Jinping versus the stans. by Aja Romano. Oct 17, 2022, 3:30 AM PDT. China has tried to crack down on bad fan behavior, but fandom keeps slipping through the cracks. | Matt Dunne for Vox. Aja ...

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2. www.brookings.edu › articles › why-china-is-crackingWhy China is cracking down on its online fandom obsessed youth

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   Nov 2, 2021 · China’s leadership has been pushing insistently for better “guidance” of fandom culture since at least the second half of 2020. Fandoms came under much greater official scrutiny from ...

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4. www.scmp.com › yp › discoverExplainer: China’s crackdown on ‘toxic’ fandom culture

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   Oct 29, 2024 · According to a report published by iResearch Consulting Group in 2020, the market value related to the fan economy in China was estimated to be more than 4 trillion yuan (US$619.2 billion) in 2019 ...

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 361482061Fandom nationalism in China: the effects of idol adoration ...

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   Jun 22, 2022 · While many fandom activism studies see fans as a potential force to challenge the existing political order, participants of fan groups in China have been transformed into nationalists and ...

6. chinamediaproject.org › 2021/09/13 › fandoms-in-theFandoms in the Crosshairs - China Media Project

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   Sep 13, 2021 · Fandoms in the Crosshairs. Chinese state media have characterized a broad internet clean-up campaign undertaken since May this year as an effort to correct the moral failings of internet culture. But a closer look at the discourse used to describe the “clean up” of fandom culture, communities of online enthusiasts sharing in the enjoyment ...

7. chinamediaproject.org › 2021/11/16 › fandoms-andFandoms and "Digital Labor" in China - China Media Project

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   Nov 16, 2021 · In one sense, the capitalization of fandom was facilitated and legitimated by this kind of affective intimacy or the affective para-social relationship between fans and the fan objects. In China, digital labor was constructed as an efficient way to actualize or manifest this affective relationship, as the data itself has become an “object ...

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   How has the CCP impacted fandom in China?

   • The CCP has heightened restrictions on fans, from banning crowds to eliminating celebrity rankings, restructuring fan clubs, and censoring queer fan-friendly media. But fandom is never easy to negotiate, and fandom in China is especially complex.

   The Chinese government’s unlikeliest standoff is with … fandom - Vox

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   Is fandom culture a threat to the CCP?

   • For many Chinese youth, fandom culture has been a rare arena of choice, self-identification and community formation. For the Party-state, however, these online communities, although formed around shared infatuations that can seem effete and shallow, pose a real challenge to the CCP’s control of ideas and agendas.

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   Why is the CCP trying to regulate online fandoms?

   • The CCP’s efforts to regulate online fandoms — known as its Qinglang, or clean and clear, initiative — are really part of its larger efforts to wrangle a complex online ecosystem of celebrity culture, social media influence, queer media, and what it perceives as pernicious foreign corruption.

   The Chinese government’s unlikeliest standoff is with … fandom - Vox

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   Why is fandom so complicated in China?

   • But fandom is never easy to negotiate, and fandom in China is especially complex. Fan communities are known as “rice circles” — a name conjuring an image of a group eating from one another’s dinner plates, hinting at the complicated codependency between fan groups and celebrities.

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   Why is China censoring online fandom?

   • In recent years, China’s online fandom and the chaotic lengths fans go to in order to promote their celebrities have increasingly drawn the attention of the Chinese government. The CCP has heightened restrictions on fans, from banning crowds to eliminating celebrity rankings, restructuring fan clubs, and censoring queer fan-friendly media.

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   Are fan groups a threat to China's political order?

   • While many fandom activism studies see fans as a potential force to challenge the existing political order, participants of fan groups in China have been transformed into nationalists and government supporters.

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9. www.bbc.com › news › world-asia-china-58459318Crazy love: Behind China's crackdown on K-pop and other fan clubs

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   Sep 9, 2021 · China's changes: Yan Zhigang has spent four decades photographing the streets, and the people, of China Why a superstar sparked China's consent debate Why it's no longer cool to be crazy rich in China