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Love is Glorious: The Analysis of Emotional Education Culture of Film “To Our Youth That Is Fading Awayâ€

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  • Chi Wan
  • Chengyi Liu

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About the educational films, most of the existing studies in academia and culture are based on the construction of theoretical perspectives, or the discussion of the narrative content and the transformation of themes of a certain genre, but there is a lack of important educational issues based on the analysis of film texts. As a popular narrative genre of educational films in China since the beginning of this century, “youth narrative” has a wide range of communication audiences, but for the audience, there is a need for more in-depth discussion of its educational meaning. Therefore, it is necessary to select typical case of “youth film” in China, describe the emotional education in detail, and try to put forward the theoretical category of “emotional education culture”, to show that for teenagers, the complex, mutual, reverberative and dislocated relationship of emotional space poses a great challenge to education.

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  • Chi Wan & Chengyi Liu, 2024. "Love is Glorious: The Analysis of Emotional Education Culture of Film “To Our Youth That Is Fading Awayâ€," Asian Culture and History, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 16(2), pages 1-52, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:ibn:ach123:v:16:y:2024:i:2:p:52
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