The Influence of Young Audiences on the Communication Effects of China’s Cultural and Museum Industry in the Social Media Environment

8月 10, 2025 | Jing Tang, Linmiao Zeng

The advent of the digital age has reshaped the ecological landscape of cultural communication. This paper focuses on young audiences (aged 18-35), who are digital natives, within the social media environment, exploring how they profoundly influence and reshape the communication effects of China’s cultural and museum industry.

The Bond Between Children and the Natural World

5月 16, 2024 | Yue XU

This article delves into the intricate relationship between children and nature, tracing its evolution from historical perspectives to its manifestation in the digital age.

The Year of the Dragon: The Global Journey of Yingge Dance

2月 25, 2024 | Sabrina Xu

The year 2024 heralds the much-anticipated Year of the Dragon in China. The dragon, a totemic symbol of the Chinese nation, not only signifies good fortune but also deeply reflects the complex spiritual beliefs and rich cultural heritage of the Chinese people.

Cultural Dynamics in South Asia and East Asia Under the Globalization Background

1月 11, 2024 | Yue Xu, Yishan Wu

The cultural dynamics of these two countries, often perceived through the lens of their literary expressions, offer a rich tapestry for understanding the complexities of cultural evolution and conflict in the modern world.

The Impact of the European Union’s Carbon Reduction Mechanism on the Manufacturing Industry and Potential Response Strategies in Asia Pacific

12月 18, 2023 | Lingfeng Ye, Yishan Wu, James Zhang

In October of this year, the European Union (EU) took the lead by introducing a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), commonly referred to as a carbon tariff. This groundbreaking policy represents a significant milestone as it stands as the world’s first implementation of trade policies specifically designed to address carbon reduction goals.

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Lessons from Japan's Semiconductor Industry Downturn for China
In the 1980s, Japan did indeed surpass the United States in the field of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM), but this did not represent an overall surpassing of the semiconductor industry compared to
The Year of the Dragon: The Global Journey of Yingge Dance
The year 2024 heralds the much-anticipated Year of the Dragon in China. The dragon, a totemic symbol of the Chinese nation, not only signifies good fortune but also deeply reflects the complex spiritu

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The Influence of Young Audiences on the Communication Effects of China's Cultural and Museum Industry in the Social Media Environment

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Social Sciences in Business and Policy Analysis (Vol. 1, No. 1, 2023)
The interplay between business and public policy has always been symbiotic, shaping and influencing each other in profound ways. As the geopolitical l

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