RESEARCH ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF COLLECTIVE MEMORY OF'3000 ORPHANS ADOPTED IN INNER MONGOLIA ' &mdash;TAKING THE RELEVANT REPORTS OF' INNER MONGOLIA DAILY ' AS AN EXAMPLE

Yiderige, Yiderige; Wurijimusi, Wurijimusi

doi:10.69513/jndm.v1.i0.a6

	RESEARCH ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF COLLECTIVE MEMORY OF'3000 ORPHANS ADOPTED IN INNER MONGOLIA ' —TAKING THE RELEVANT REPORTS OF' INNER MONGOLIA DAILY ' AS AN EXAMPLE
Al-Noor Journal for Digital Media Studies
Article 6, Volume 1, Issue zero, October 2024, Pages 98-109 PDF (295.94 K)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.69513/jndm.v1.i0.a6
Authors
Yiderige Yiderige^* ¹; Wurijimusi Wurijimusi²
¹University; Postgraduate
²University; Associate
Abstract
The construction of collective memory requires the common cognition and understanding of history among members of the group. As a kind of ' common memory of the past among the members of the group ', it hascohesion and continuity. Most of the existing studies focus on theinterpretationof the commemorative text of a historical event, and less on the production of memory by the media in a multi-ethnic context. Through the study of Inner Mongolia Daily 's report on ' 3000 orphans adopted in Inner Mongolia ', this paper finds that Inner Mongolia Daily 's collective memory construction of ' 3000 orphans adopted in Inner Mongolia ', through the process of forgetting and awakening of collective memory, shadowing andhighlighting of collective memory, and differences and unification of collective memory, constructs three symbolic representations of grassland culture, the spirit of the times and the consciousness of the Chinese nationcommunity
Keywords
3000 orphans adopted in Inner Mongolia; collective memory; Chinese National Community; Inner Mongolia Daily; News report

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