Research on the Meta-topic in Live Streaming with Goods under the Horizon of Cross-border Communication
Keywords:
Cross-border Communication, Live Streaming, Meta-topic, Oriental Selection, Text analysisAbstract
With the implementation of the “double reduction” policy, the education and training industry is forced to transform. With its unique cultural background, New Oriental has joined the e-commerce flood, and realized the phenomenal cross- border communication in the field of live broadcasting with goods. This paper uses text analysis method, through the analysis of the Oriental Selection live broadcast content, to discuss the meta-topic in live streaming under the horizon of cross-border communication from three aspects: field construction, symbol change and discourse reconstruction. By analyzing the comments of netizens, to explore more possibilities of the meta-topic construction in live streaming in the future. Conclusion: (1) through the formation and empowerment of the “communication field”, the meta-topic eliminates the antagonistic relationship between buyers and sellers and gives goods more value by deepening communication in this field. (2) the meta-topic, as the deeper investigation of the meaning of commodity symbols,achieves the goal of excavating the multi-level value of commodities and reversing replenishment of the concepts. (3) by deconstructing and reconstructing the discourse system of live streaming with goods, the meta-topic promotes mutual benefit symbiosis of commercial value and cultural value. In the future, the network anchor should strengthen the introduction of commodity attributed in the meta-topic, and constantly promote the change and innovation of the meta-topic construction from the perspective of development.Downloads
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2022-07-01
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Liu, R. (2022). Research on the Meta-topic in Live Streaming with Goods under the Horizon of Cross-border Communication. Economics & Management Review, 3(2), 93–105. Retrieved from https://www.masonpublish.org/index.php/the-economics-management-review/article/view/1210
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