Cross-Cultural Communication Strategies: A Case Study of the Documentary Aerial China

This paper aims to explore the achievements and impact of the documentary Aerial China in terms of cross-cultural communication strategies. By closely examining the documentarys international expression, audience positioning, and cultural connotations, the study analyzes how it successfully conveys Chinese values and cultural essence within a global context, thereby enhancing China's national image. Moreover, this paper discusses the implications of Aerial China for cross-cultural communication and proposes suggestions for the future development of Chinese documentaries. It argues that Chinese documentaries should continue to strengthen international awareness, improve production quality and innovation capacity, enhance cross-cultural communication capabilities, and actively engage in cooperation and exchange to respond to the challenges and opportunities brought about by globalization.

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Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media
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2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7048/2025.bo24371
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Asian Culture and Media Studies
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Cross-Cultural Communication Strategies: A Case Study of the Documentary Aerial China

Tianhui Gao
Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media
Asian Culture and Media Studies
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Cross-Cultural Communication Strategies: A Case Study of the Documentary Aerial China

Tianhui Gao
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This paper aims to explore the achievements and impact of the documentary Aerial China in terms of cross-cultural communication strategies. By closely examining the documentarys international expression, audience positioning, and cultural connotations, the study analyzes how it successfully conveys Chinese values and cultural essence within a global context, thereby enhancing China's national image. Moreover, this paper discusses the implications of Aerial China for cross-cultural communication and proposes suggestions for the future development of Chinese documentaries. It argues that Chinese documentaries should continue to strengthen international awareness, improve production quality and innovation capacity, enhance cross-cultural communication capabilities, and actively engage in cooperation and exchange to respond to the challenges and opportunities brought about by globalization.

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