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Debating the “Chineseness” of a mobile game in online communities
Qian Li,
Xiaotian Li
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China
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Chinese Culture
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Chineseness
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Commercial Success
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Construction Process
25%
Cultural Appropriation
25%
Cultural Authenticity
50%
Cultural Export
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Cultural Factors
25%
Cultural Hybridity
25%
Cultural Studies
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De-Westernizing
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Dichotomous Thinking
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Domestic Power
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Fan Communities
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Genshin Impact
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Global South
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Going beyond
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Hybrid Process
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International Power
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Japan
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Japanese Animation
25%
Mobile Games
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Multiple Meanings
25%
Online Communities
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Online Discussion
25%
Online Ethnography
25%
Patriotism
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Political Correctness
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Power Relations
50%
Power Rivalry
25%
Relational Concepts
25%
Soft Power
25%
Arts and Humanities
Anime
25%
China
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Chineseness
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Contextual
25%
Cultural appropriation
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Cultural hybridity
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Cultural Studies
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debating
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Exports
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Genshin
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Global
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Global South
25%
Japan
25%
Mobile
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Online
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Online Communities
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Online Discussions
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Patriotism
25%
Political Correctness
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Power Relation
50%
Relational
25%
Soft Power
25%
Style
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Social Sciences
China
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Chinese
50%
Cultural Studies
50%
Global South
25%
Hybridity
25%
Japan
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Online Community
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Online Discussion
25%
Patriotism
25%
Political Correctness
25%
Soft Power
25%
Psychology
Political Correctness
100%