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Researcher

Haiyan Huang

Awards & Distinctions

10 Results

2025

'Together, we achieve the China dream' : constructing affective Chinese nationalities in the film 'My People, My Country'

Haiyan HuangLutgard Lams

A2 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF CURRENT CHINESE AFFAIRS

(Un)doing gender norms in postfeminist China : the case of male beauty influencer Li Jiaqi

Haiyan HuangKatrien De GraeveEllen Van Praet

A1 Journal Article in CONSUMPTION MARKETS & CULTURE

Between revolution and capitulation : an ethnography of everyday queer worldmaking in the Chinese city Hangzhou

Haiyan HuangKatrien De GraeveEllen Van PraetKatrien Jacobs

2023

Negotiating identities in stories of anti-Chinese racism during the COVID-19 pandemic

Anastasia StavridouHaiyan HuangKim SchoofsStephanie SchnurrDorien Van De Mieroop

A2 Journal Article in LANGUAGE-CULTURE AND SOCIETY

Transtopia in the Sinophone Pacific by Howard Chiang

2022

'Masks aren't comfortable or sexy, but...' : exploring identity work on DR Mike's Instagram during the first phase of the COVID-19 pandemic

Kim SchoofsDorien Van De MieroopStephanie SchnurrHaiyan HuangAnastasia Stavridou

Bookchapter in Pandemic and crisis discourse : communicating COVID-19 and public health strategy

2020

'OH MY GOD! BUY IT!' A multimodal discourse analysis of the discursive strategies used by Chinese ecommerce live-streamer Austin Li

Haiyan HuangJan BlommaertEllen Van Praet

Aspiring to be global : language and social change in a tourism village in China

Digital popular culture as a way to promote Chinese national identity in the Post-socialist Era : a case study of My People, My Country

Haiyan HuangJan BlommaertEllen Van Praet

A4 Journal Article in TILBURG PAPERS IN CULTURE STUDIES

2019

How cultural identities are constructed in China's national holiday blockbuster : a perspective from political discourse analysis