This book explores how political, economic, social, cultural and technological forces are (re)shaping the meanings of love and intimacy in China's public culture. The book provides deep insights into how the huge transformation of China over the last four decades has impacted the micro lives of ordinary Chinese people.
This book explores how political, economic, social, cultural and technological forces are (re)shaping the meanings of love and intimacy in China's public culture. The book provides deep insights into how the huge transformation of China over the last four decades has impacted the micro lives of ordinary Chinese people.
Wanning Sun is Professor of Media and Communication at University of Technology Sydney Ling Yang is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chinese at Xiamen University, China
Inhaltsangabe
Section 1: Marriage in trouble Chapter 1 Love stories in contemporary China: cultural production in the new millennium Wanning Sun and Ling Yang Chapter 2 Is it better to cry on a BMW or laugh on a bicycle? Television shows marriage and the production of class in urban China Roberta Zavoretti Chapter 3 Successology for women: relationship experts and sociobiological discourses Haiping Liu Chapter 4 Holding virtual hands: an ethical practice against male infidelity in digital China Yi Zhou Section 2: Rural-urban inequality Chapter 5 'Phoenix men': changing representations of urban-rural marriages in contemporary China Guoqing Zheng Chapter 6 Negotiating class and the rural-urban divide in urban homes: configuring the maid in literature and popular culture Yanwen Li Chapter 7 Wounded masculinities: the subaltern between online longings and offline realities Tingting Liu Section 3: Gender race and class Chapter 8 Women in rural romantic love: gender politics in television dramas Huike Wen Chapter 9 'Tiny Times' persistent love: gender class and relationships in post-1980s bestsellers Ling Yang Chapter 10 The 'social factory' of China's male 'virtual lovers' Chris K. K. Tan and Zhiwei Xu Chapter 11 International romance: changing discourses of Chinese-foreign intimacy in the decades of economic reforms Pan Wang Section 4: Queer voices Chapter 12 The emerging 'national husband': queer female fantasy in popular culture Jamie J. Zhao Chapter 13 'Revolution plus love?' Online fandom of the television drama series The Disguiser Xiqing Zheng Chapter 14 A love story: Li Yuchun's fans and contemporary Chinese singledom Maud Lavin
Section 1: Marriage in trouble Chapter 1 Love stories in contemporary China: cultural production in the new millennium Wanning Sun and Ling Yang Chapter 2 Is it better to cry on a BMW or laugh on a bicycle? Television shows marriage and the production of class in urban China Roberta Zavoretti Chapter 3 Successology for women: relationship experts and sociobiological discourses Haiping Liu Chapter 4 Holding virtual hands: an ethical practice against male infidelity in digital China Yi Zhou Section 2: Rural-urban inequality Chapter 5 'Phoenix men': changing representations of urban-rural marriages in contemporary China Guoqing Zheng Chapter 6 Negotiating class and the rural-urban divide in urban homes: configuring the maid in literature and popular culture Yanwen Li Chapter 7 Wounded masculinities: the subaltern between online longings and offline realities Tingting Liu Section 3: Gender race and class Chapter 8 Women in rural romantic love: gender politics in television dramas Huike Wen Chapter 9 'Tiny Times' persistent love: gender class and relationships in post-1980s bestsellers Ling Yang Chapter 10 The 'social factory' of China's male 'virtual lovers' Chris K. K. Tan and Zhiwei Xu Chapter 11 International romance: changing discourses of Chinese-foreign intimacy in the decades of economic reforms Pan Wang Section 4: Queer voices Chapter 12 The emerging 'national husband': queer female fantasy in popular culture Jamie J. Zhao Chapter 13 'Revolution plus love?' Online fandom of the television drama series The Disguiser Xiqing Zheng Chapter 14 A love story: Li Yuchun's fans and contemporary Chinese singledom Maud Lavin
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