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《南海传播》正式创刊
Hai Nan Ri Bao· 2025-12-27 02:05
Core Viewpoint - The official launch of "Nanhai Communication" marks the establishment of China's first provincial-level international communication professional journal, aimed at enhancing international communication theory and practice [2][3] Group 1: Journal Overview - "Nanhai Communication" is managed by Hainan Daily and will be published quarterly, focusing on international communication theory and practice [2] - The journal aims to create a high-level academic exchange platform and promote mutual understanding and discourse construction [2] - An overseas editorial office has been established in Malaysia to facilitate a dual communication mechanism [2] Group 2: Academic and Industry Impact - The journal's launch coincides with the full closure of Hainan Free Trade Port, providing unprecedented opportunities for cultural and industrial development in Hainan [3] - It is seen as a timely initiative to enhance the international visibility, reputation, and influence of Hainan Free Trade Port [3] - The journal will contribute professional communication efforts to elevate the international voice of Hainan Free Trade Port [3]
海南首本国际传播类期刊《南海传播》获批
Hai Nan Ri Bao· 2025-10-21 00:58
Core Points - The journal "Coastal Life" has been officially renamed to "South China Communication" and will be published under the new domestic unified continuous publication number CN46-1093/G0 [1] - "South China Communication" is managed by Hainan Daily and will be a quarterly publication focusing on international communication development, regional studies, and theoretical research [1] - The launch of "South China Communication" fills a gap in provincial-level international communication journals and is the only professional journal of its kind in Hainan, providing a high-level platform for academic research and practical development in international communication [1] - The establishment of the journal coincides with the upcoming official launch of the Hainan Free Trade Port's full island closure operation on December 18, marking a new phase in Hainan's international communication efforts [1]