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The Evolution and 'Chineseness' of Urban Screens in China: From Propaganda Posters to Smart City Interfaces
Urban screens have become a global feature of the media city, yet their developmental paths are not universal. This paper argues that the evolution of urban screens in China constitutes a distinct paradigm of media urbanism, termed Chineseness, understood here not as cultural essence but as a relati
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