Danmu (anonymous superimposed video comments) is a popular form of communication on
Chinese and Japanese video sharing sites. While previous studies primarily focused on the …

The aim of this article collection is to examine Chinese social media technology and culture
as a distinctive form of mediated communication and practice. The Internet and social media …

Along with new forms of mediated communication, social media technologies have created
new forms of audience engagement with traditional broadcast talk formats. As forms of …

Adopting a discourse-historical approach (DHA), we analyse how male influencers and their
followers co-construct a gender–state entanglement through social-mediated discussions …

Extensive research has been conducted on social media and fandom, particularly on how
digital platforms facilitate community formation and cultural production among fans …

Drawing on critical discourse studies (CDS), this article foregrounds how British higher
education institutions respond to gender-critical controversies sparked by their staff …

(1) Background: In recent years, new media and the integration of sport and medicine have
promoted the rapid integration and development of the two fields of health and, to a certain …

This article approaches danmu-mediated online video consumption on both a conceptual
and an empirical level. On the conceptual level, moving along the line of paratextual studies …

As a vital part of translation studies, humour has drawn scholarly attention for decades, with
classifications that range from Zabalbeascoa's (The Translator 2 (2): 235–257, 1996) six …

In 2020, Yiwen Wang published an article about gender-switching videos, a Chinese gender
subculture in the digital media environment. Different from Wang, who identified gender …