Reflections on the Discourse of News Texts Regarding China's "Global Governance and Diplomatic Strategy"
Journal of Education, Society and Behavioural Science · pp. 36–44 · Published 26 Apr 2025
10.9734/jesbs/2025/v38i31386Abstract
Based on China's strategic conception of Global Governance and Diplomatic Strategy and focused on ‘China Daily’ about 25 pieces news of Chinese net as the research corpus, this paper relies on the review of Martin theory, and tries to explore the engagement resources distribution and the extension dialogue space of news text by using the quantitative study and qualitative research. And aims to explore the dialogue-mode expansion resources and news text. Under the premise of the engagement system, this paper extends news text corpus research to China's foreign policy. This subtle infiltration of information within news texts conveys policy authority and guides the progress of public civilization and clarifies the clear direction of China's "global governance and diplomatic strategy."
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