Media agenda-setting between mainland China and Taiwan province: A case study of the Russo-Ukrainian war
Yichi Chen
Abstract:The Russo-Ukraine war has drawn attention worldwide. Previous studies have revealed how the conflict affected global patterns and international interactions. This article refined the scope of the study by focusing on the agenda-setting and attribute agenda-setting that media in mainland China and Taiwan Province of China set when reporting the Russo-Ukraine war. A total of 471 of the People’s Daily and the Liberty Times’ news were examined by the LDA model to categorize their agendas and key words of the attri… Show more
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