Distant Love and Empty Hate: Identity and Cultural Conflict of Intercultural Fan Groups

Yiwei Liao

doi:10.54097/69mdfs50

Authors

Yiwei Liao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/69mdfs50

Keywords:

Intercultural communication, intercultural fandom, identity, cultural conflict.

Abstract

This article examines the connections between intercultural communication, intercultural fan groups, and cultural conflicts. The culture and identity of fan groups from different cultural backgrounds have an important influence on intercultural communication, and fan groups from different cultural backgrounds also have differences in intercultural communication. Based on the interviews and findings, this paper analyzes the identity and cultural conflict of intercultural fan groups, as well as the existing problems and challenges.

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