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Analysis of Mordern Chinese Forlk Custom(1902-1911)

Author: ZhangShuJun
Tutor: WangChengXing
School: Anhui University
Course: Modern Chinese History
Keywords: Ta Kung Pao Mass Media Folk custom
CLC: K892
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2010
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Abstract


Modern China in the era of rapid change, it is for thousands of years, the greatest changes in \old and new smells situation. Many changes, as the changes reflect the lifestyle of the community folk especially impressive, far-reaching, very worthy of in-depth analysis and research. The mass media as a common platform to reflect public opinion, shows the tremendous power of the human society and the role that one appear. In China, newspapers, due to its strong political role of the supervision and guidance of public opinion, then the people of insight have high hopes. They newspapers as public opinion and propaganda tool, and actively proclaimed principle of national transformation - excluding the national body of the Millennium feudal bad habits. Timely development of \By under the influence of its founder Ying Lianzhi Running Conception, it appears, has been actively involved in and proclaimed principle of the Qing social customs reform movement, have made a lot of efforts from the theory and practice not only to participate in the campaign, but also play the role of public opinion and lead. In this paper, based on the late Qing Dynasty, \while highlighting the important social role of mass media in social development and changes. The text is divided into three parts: the first chapter \According to Ta Kung Pao \Continuation of the two thousand years of Chinese feudal society, both good practices, such as respecting teachers, fraternity mutual aid, Fucizixiao,,, etc.; another outrage of bad habits, such as binding women's feet, the use of opium, the men keep long braided and so on. This paper analyzes the criticism of foot-binding, criticism of the ban female science of iconoclasm and disseminate scientific media reports as well as the appeal of opium and tobacco to quit drinking. The second chapter is the introduction and promotion of \According to Ta Kung Pao \The third chapter is to explore the role of the mass media folk Change. This chapter is the first and second chapter discusses the content based on the analysis of the important impact of mass media in Modern Chinese Folk dramatic change. Analyzes the definition of the mass media, \

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