I call myself a new media anchor. I direct, edit and buy propecia online no prescription create short video contents for big video platforms in China such as Tiktok and Bilibili (known in China as B website, one of the biggest Chinese video-sharing platforms for young audiences).
“When I studied at the University of Westminster for my MA degree in 2018, I worked as a project assistant for China Media Centre. I have never forgotten my time there. What I’ve learned from my experiences with CMC is to work hard and all your efforts will be paid back someday.”
I was so excited to be admitted to CMC as an intern, I have to say, it was a special and spectacular experience for me. It was my first time to be fully exposed to the UK television culture, which has given me deep insights about the industry. As a project assistant, I help to coordinate academic and social activities for the Chinese delegates and also help with some translation and interpretation work. I was very fortunate to have the opportunity to sit in the lectures given by world-class producers and directors. I even managed to grab the opportunities to communicate and exchange some thoughts with some iconic figures in UK TV industry, which has significantly broadened my horizons and buy sale cialis super active australia shaped my views on how innovative skills can be used in the TV format development and production. This experience literately lit up the route of my future career and helped me to step into the television industry. Now I am a TV format developer at Hunan TV, one of the leading broadcasting corporations in China, responsible for format evaluation and market research. I have been successfully and constantly applying the knowledge and skills I acquired during the CMC internship into the workplace. I am proud to say, this experience was such an inspiration to me, it has built a bridge connecting the college learning with the real world. I love CMC and appreciate this opportunity. I also want to express my sincere gratitude to all the CMC professors and staff.
Published by the University of Buckingham Press, China’s Media in the Emerging World is the latest work by the CMC’s director, Professor Hugo de Burgh. It is available for purchase here.
China is challenging the mighty behemoths, Google and acheter du viagra a namur Facebook, and creating alternative New Media; 750 million people are on its Social Mediascape and there are a billion mobile phones deploying the innovative apps with which Chinese conduct their lives. Though late starters, already four of the world’s leading New Media companies are Chinese.
China’s old media − television, newspapers, radio − compete with the established powers, long thought unassailable, such as CNN and BBC. Produced in many languages on every continent, they are re-defining the agenda and telling the story China’s way. News and documentary are being followed by entertainment. The world’s biggest manufacturer of TV drama is now making its stories for export. China’s Media tells you why and how; it investigates the Chinese media, their strengths and weaknesses, and how they are different. Abjuring the customary casual writing off of China’s media as ‘propaganda’, this book takes them seriously.
Tim Summers, formerly UK Consul General in Chongqing, took part in the first GRANDVIEW-CMC WEB DIALOGUE IN UK-CHINA RELATIONS on 3rd July 2020.
Grandview is an important Chinese think tank which has held webinars with Chatham House and leading US think tanks.
The Grandview-CMC webinar was to examine the effects on UK-China relations of recent developments in Hong Kong and of the so-called ‘Wolf Warrior’ approach to communications adopted by some Chinese diplomats and official spokespersons.
Those taking part were
Capt. (retd) Tian Shichen(田士臣), in the chair. Mr Tian is Vice President of Grandview Institution and was previously an officer on the PLA General Staff. He is an alumnus of CMC and of University of Nottingham.
Dr. Tim Summers, Senior Consulting Fellow on the Asia-Pacific Programme at Chatham House and Lecturer at the Centre for China Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (香港中文大学)
Prof. Hugo de Burgh （戴雨果）, Director of the China Media Centre, University of Westminster.
Professor Huang Jingtian （黄靖田）, Chief Strategist and Vice Chairman of the Academic Committee at Grandview, Professor and Dean (Academic Affairs) of the Institute of International and Regional Studies, Beijing Language and Culture University.
Professor Yang Yujun （杨宇军）, Dean of the Academy of Media and Public Affairs, Communication University of China, Formerly Chief Spokesperson of the PRC Ministry of Defence
As a multi-media reporter, I am currently working at the New Media Centre, China Central Television’s News Channel. I am doing interviews, writing, editing news items for CCTV’s news app. Many of my reports have gone viral and been reposted widely online, winning hundreds of millions of hit and views. My study at the University of Westminster for my MA degree was an extremely valuable experience for me and I’m very grateful for CMC’s help and guidance.
