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GLOBALISED ASIA

February 1st 11:05 to 12:05/Chair: Carlotta Neri

Discover Asia's worldwide influence and complex interactions with media. Our panel offers a panoramic view of Asia's entwined narratives on the global stage and its relationship with trade, cinema, social media, aesthetics and culture. 

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Fanxing Zeng

My project is titled "The Development and Changes of International E-commerce (Import and Export Trade) in the Chinese Market". This project aims to discuss the development and changes of China's import and export trade. Meanwhile, I would like to point out that the popularity of social media has a significant impact on China's import and export trade.  

Jianhua Hong

My project is titled “Comparing Media Platforms Development between China and Europe after Covid-2019. This project aims to study how different social media and consumer behaviors influence each other.

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Mingjie Hu

The topic of my project is the relationship between social media and women popular aesthetics. I hope to design a women’s magazine to explore the causes of women’s body anxiety and help women establish healthy aesthetics concepts.

Emma Taxil

My video essay titled 'From Korea To The World' analyses the pop culture influence of Hallyu: the popularity of everything K (K-POP, K-DRAMAS...) and how it evolved from its beginnings in the 90s in Asia to its worldwide popularity in 2024 with a focus on technology, fans and social media to try to grasp the ambitious country's past, present and future.

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Bianca Gonzales
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With an emphasis on South Korean and Japanese cinema, I will be creating a video essay which will examine the trend of East Asian films being remade in Hollywood. It will be looking at what qualifies each film for a remake, observing which cultural codes are added or subtracted when they are adapted for a Western audience. With this, I hope to investigate whether or not these remakes will remain marketable and analyse the effects they have to a culturally diverse film industry. 

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