2022
DOI: 10.1080/14708477.2022.2078343
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Investment in transnational identity to become microcelebrities in China: on American uploaders’ success in a Chinese video-sharing website

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“…Their vlogging reflects a strong sense of civic engagement, connectivity, and empowerment, contributing to the self-resilience of the affected group, as well as their identity and solidarity building during the crisis. On a related note, Ma (2022), Pérez-González (2022) and Shi, Chang and Gao (2022) illustrate how transnational Western vloggers on Bilibili carefully navigate through vernacular scrutinization to maintain their positive images and gain legitimate membership as microcelebrities in the Chinese digitalized third space. Despite the progress of current research on vlogging and Bilibili, the emergence of L2 vlogs produced by Chinese speakers remains largely overlooked.…”
Section: Vlogs Identity Expression and Affective Labormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their vlogging reflects a strong sense of civic engagement, connectivity, and empowerment, contributing to the self-resilience of the affected group, as well as their identity and solidarity building during the crisis. On a related note, Ma (2022), Pérez-González (2022) and Shi, Chang and Gao (2022) illustrate how transnational Western vloggers on Bilibili carefully navigate through vernacular scrutinization to maintain their positive images and gain legitimate membership as microcelebrities in the Chinese digitalized third space. Despite the progress of current research on vlogging and Bilibili, the emergence of L2 vlogs produced by Chinese speakers remains largely overlooked.…”
Section: Vlogs Identity Expression and Affective Labormentioning
confidence: 99%