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Illumination Of Fang Cheng’s Visual Humour Principles On Meme Design Among Selected University Students In China
This research explores how humour principles derived from renowned Chinese cartoonist Fang Cheng can guide university students in designing effective memes for digital communication. Drawing parallels between memes and humorous cartoons, the study applies Incongruity Theory to assess Fang Cheng’s vi
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