Digital China: Creativity and Community in the Sinocybersphere
China, literature, digital media, art
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China, literature, digital media, art
In: Asian studies review, S. 1-2
ISSN: 1467-8403
A green future has become a central promise of the Chinese state and the environment is playing an increasingly important role in China's bid to promote itself as a political alternative to the West. However, Chinese state environmentalism and its promotion of "ecological civilization" (shengtai wenming ? ??? ) have so far proven more aligned with political interests rather than environmental goals. At the same time, low -orbit industrialization as a response to the climate change or the resurgent fantasy of p opulation control as a necessity from the standpoint of biology in environmentalist discourse are increasingly entangled with anxieties and speculations about Chinese visions of the future. Using Liu Cixin's short story The Sun of China ( Zhongguo taiyang ???? , 2001) and the 2019 blockbuster science fiction movie The Wandering Earth ( Liulang diqiu ???? ) by Frant Gwo as its point of departure, this paper discusses how current narratives of the Anthropocene are reflected and negotiated in Chinese science fiction. While both works demonstrate the symbolic and economic importance of science and technology to China's growth and self-image, they also reveal that we cannot separate questions of the planetary from the historical contexts, in which they emerge. ; Un futuro verde se ha convertido en una promesa central del Estado chino y el medio ambiente desempeña un papel cada vez más importante en el intento de China de promocionarse como una alternativa política a Occidente. Sin embargo, el ecologismo del Estado chino y su promoción de la "civilización ecológica" (shengtai wenming ????) han demostrado hasta ahora estar más en consonancia con los intereses políticos que con los objetivos medioambientales. Al mismo tiempo, la industrialización de órbita baja como respuesta al cambio climático o la renaciente fantasía del control de la población como una necesidad desde el punto de vista de la biología en el discurso ecologista están cada vez más enredadas con las ansiedades y especulaciones sobre las visiones ...
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A green future has become a central promise of the Chinese state and the environment is playing an increasingly important role in China's bid to promote itself as a political alternative to the West. However, Chinese state environmentalism and its promotion of "ecological civilization" (shengtai wenming 生态文明) have so far proven more aligned with political interests rather than environmental goals. At the same time, low-orbit industrialization as a response to the climate change or the resurgent fantasy of population control as a necessity from the standpoint of biology in environmentalist discourse are increasingly entangled with anxieties and speculations about Chinese visions of the future. Using Liu Cixin's short story "The Sun of China" (Zhongguo taiyang 中国太阳, 2001) and the 2019 blockbuster science fiction movie "The Wandering Earth" (Liulang diqiu 流浪地球) by Frant Gwo as its point of departure, this paper discusses how current narratives of the Anthropocene are reflected and negotiated in Chinese science fiction. While both works demonstrate the symbolic and economic importance of science and technology to China's growth and self-image, they also reveal that we cannot separate questions of the planetary from the historical contexts, in which they emerge. ; Un futuro verde se ha convertido en una promesa central del Estado chino y el medio ambiente desempeña un papel cada vez más importante en el intento de China de promocionarse como una alternativa política a Occidente. Sin embargo, el ecologismo del Estado chino y su promoción de la «civilización ecológica» (shengtai wenming 生态文明) han demostrado hasta ahora estar más en consonancia con los intereses políticos que con los objetivos medioambientales. Al mismo tiempo, la industrialización de órbita baja como respuesta al cambio climático o la renaciente fantasía del control de la población como una necesidad desde el punto de vista de la biología en el discurso ecologista están cada vez más enredadas con las ansiedades y especulaciones sobre las visiones ...
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In: International communication of Chinese culture, Band 5, Heft 1-2, S. 1-8
ISSN: 2197-4241