広島大学大学院教育学研究科紀要. 第二部, 文化教育開発関連領域 Issue 68
published_at 2019-12-20

なぜ中国のマスメディアでは性的表現が日本より少ないのか : 性的なことがらへの態度とマスメディアの規制に着目して

Why are Fewer Sexual Expressions Used in the Chinese Media than in the Japanese Media: Chinese Sexual Attitudes and Media Regulations
Zhou Mi
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Abstract
Fewer sexual expressions are used in Chinese media compared to Japanese media and the reason for this was explored from the perspectives of sexual attitudes and media regulation. The absence of the courtesan model in Chinese society was found to lead to the tendency of not talking about sexual expressions in public places. Compared with Japan, detailed sexual expressions in China may be considered “obscene” according to contemporary China’s laws and regulations. The punishment is also more severe. Under these social conditions, public use of sexual expressions is discouraged in Chinese mass media, which plays an important role as the Chinese government’s propaganda system.
Keywords
sexual expressions
mass media
Chinese society
Japanese society
性的表現
マスメディア
中国社会
日本社会