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Homeland vs. Korean idols: Cyber-nationalism in Chinese K-Pop FandomHomeland vs. Korean idols: Cyber-nationalism in Chinese K-Pop Fandom

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Homeland vs. Korean idols: Cyber-nationalism in Chinese K-Pop Fandom
Authors
왕월박지훈
Issue Date
2022
Publisher
글로벌 문화콘텐츠학회
Keywords
K-Pop; cyber-nationalism; Chinese fandom; fandom nationalism; anti-Korean Wave; 케이팝; 사이버 민족주의; 중국 팬덤; 팬덤 민족주의; 혐한류
Citation
글로벌문화콘텐츠, no.52, pp.163 - 182
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KCI
Journal Title
글로벌문화콘텐츠
Number
52
Start Page
163
End Page
182
URI
https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/143915
ISSN
2005-6176
Abstract
Cyber-nationalism in China which has become more salient over the last decade is a major factor that contributes to increasing anti-Korean sentiments in China. By interviewing 20 Chinese K-Pop fans, this study explores how Chinese K-Pop fandoms display and construct their nationalism and how they negotiate their love for Korean idols and their homeland China. Once criticized as unpatriotic, K-pop fandoms declare their hated towards Korea and stay vigilant about Korean stars’ political speech to rationalize their fanship of Korean stars. This phenomenon reflects strong nationalism of Chinese fans that mediate their consumption of K-Pop.
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