The Bottom Line in a Post-Truth Perspective
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https://doi.org/10.54097/79c1nb64Keywords:
Post-truth, Post-truth era, The Bottom LineAbstract
In the environment of deepening globalization, the value of TV dramas in cultural dissemination, building national image and enhancing national cultural strength is becoming more and more prominent. As an important carrier of China's cultural communication, TV dramas have the important mission of spreading national culture, shaping national image and improving national cultural soft power. The article analyzes the drama "The Bottom Line" released in China from the perspective of post-truth, which mainly focuses on a series of legal issues arising from cyber violence to reflect human ethics.
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