Chinese tourism diplomacy: a chinese–style modernity review

Zhu, Jinsheng; Siriphon, Aranya; Airey, David; Mitsugi, Jin

doi:10.1080/13032917.2021.1978515

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“…A rather peculiar geocultural technology is outbound tourism diplomacy, which aims to expand international relations (Zhu, et al, 2022). We also consider heritage diplomacy as a geocultural technology, as it draws the attention of the international community to historical heritage, thereby including it in the global game of national interests in the international arena (Lahdesmaki & Ceginskas, 2022).…”

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Theory of geocultural technologies in international relations

Vysotskyi¹,

Holovko²,

Vysotska³

2023

Journ. Geol., Geogr., and Geoec..

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The development of the theory of geocultural technologies is an attempt to integrate various theories and practices of foreign policy cultural activities of states on the world stage within the framework of a generalizing scientific vision, as well as to rethink international relations on the basis of geographical and cultural determinism, as well as the technological approach. The constitutive basis of the theory of geocultural technologies in international relations is the idea that the subordination of social actors to power is determined by its cultural attractiveness for them and leads to their further internalization, immersion in the cultural and symbolic interpretive matrix that justifies and justifies power in its geocultural originality. The complementary application of geographical, civilizational, cultural, deterministic, communicative and technological approaches has made it possible to outline the contours of the theory of geocultural technologies in international relations, to interpret effective practices of cultural engagement in the local, regional and global dimensions as geocultural technologies. Today, the problem of global cultural governance is increasingly coming to the fore among scholars. By actively participating in global cultural governance, states can not only realize their national interests, but also build the world of the future in accordance with their long-term strategies and culturally determined ideals of coexistence in the context of further increasing interdependence between peoples. In this sense, geocultural technologies are effective means of global cultural governance. The multidimensional nature and manifestations of geocultural technologies as effective practices in the international arena for the dissemination of geocultures allows them to be considered as means of international communication, as tools for public diplomacy, as means of cultural diplomacy, as soft power, as propaganda, and as legitimization. Thanks to geocultural technologies, a global transculture is being formed, which is a synthesis of ideas, images, and material things from different geocul- tures. Geocultures are defined as historically ordered sets of symbols, values, ideals, ideas, language practices, religious traditions, technologies of reproduction and transformation of social relations that embody the spirit of a particular geographical part of the world. Geoculture is inherent in any civilizational community or national-political entity.

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confidence: 99%

Theory of geocultural technologies in international relations

Vysotskyi¹,

Holovko²,

Vysotska³

2023

Journ. Geol., Geogr., and Geoec..

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“…In addition, the Prime Minister of Thailand made a formal declaration of hostilities against illicit substances, placing particular emphasis on the reintroduction of marijuana for medicinal purposes. Chinese tourists who choose to return to Thailand during the peak seasons would be experience optimal levels of safety and convenience under the joint TDI policies [ 138 , 139 ]. Thus, all these recent efficient steps undertaken by Thailand to enhance the tourism economy have garnered widespread approval from various segments of society and worthy of further academic observation and research.…”

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Netographic narratives of user-generated travelogues on tourist destination image of Thailand

Zhu,

Shan

2024

PLoS ONE

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The image of a tourist destination is considered a vital aspect of international travel experiences, yet research in this area remains limited. Adopting a combination of netography and qualitative research methodology, this study aims to contribute to the scientific knowledge of destination image development in Thailand by analysing online travelogues to evaluate how Chinese tourists interpret the idea of destination image. To achieve this goal, 146,641 words of Chinese internet comments containing the keyword "Thailand" from four major media sources and Chinese bloggers were gathered and analysed using netography methodology. The findings showed that there was a rise in public interest, in public forums, in the destination image of Thailand among Chinese outbound tourists. The study’s results may provide important fundamental theoretical insights and inspire further investigation into the issue of destination image construction.

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“…Under the effect of the media circumstances generated by a short video, what is their value orientation as the cornerstones of the cause of socialism with Chinese characteristics in the present revolution? It has a significant impact on the future development of socialism with Chinese characteristics, which can be summarized as Chinese-style modernity ( Zhu et al, 2021 ). Using it as the subject of study has commonplace and substantial practical applicability ( Rouse, 2007 ).…”

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Self-perception evolution among university student TikTok users: evidence from China

Zhu,

Ma,

Xia

et al. 2024

Front. Psychol.

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The effects of short movies on social media platforms are gaining worldwide popularity and are now attracting global academic attention. Employing self-perception theory and qualitative research methodology, the study examines the influence of short video applications (TikTok) on app-user engagement and evaluates the self-perceived cognitive psychological understanding of Chinese university students. The findings show that identity, attitude change, emotional perception, and civic engagement are the most influential aspects of Chinese youths’ self-perceptions. Furthermore, the positive and negative correlated components influence the distribution of short video values. Such tactical use of personality construction contributes to the present psychological research of Chinese university students.

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Chinese tourism diplomacy: a chinese–style modernity review

Cited by 4 publications

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Theory of geocultural technologies in international relations

Theory of geocultural technologies in international relations

Netographic narratives of user-generated travelogues on tourist destination image of Thailand

Self-perception evolution among university student TikTok users: evidence from China

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