Routledge Studies in Chinese Cinema

Routledge Studies in Chinese Cinema presents original and cutting-edge research into Chinese cinema from a range of global perspectives. The series highlights interdisciplinary interactions and hybrid methodologies to broaden the literature on Chinese cinema and reflect current trends and debates. The series tackles all aspects of Chinese cinema, encompassing topics such as history, industry, genres, auteurs, stardom, gender, multilingualism, the reception of Chinese cinema, and transnational approaches. Each book offers a fresh look at Chinese cinema, filling an academic gap, addressing important yet unacknowledged topics, and establishing a dialogue with larger academic and intellectual discourses. The series bridges political, ideological, cultural, and linguistic differences and serves a platform for international dialogues on the topic of Chinese cinema.

Series Editors:

Yomi Braester is Professor of comparative literature and cinema studies at the University of Washington.

Li Daoxin is Professor at School of Arts, Peking University.

Jin Haina is Professor of translation, film and communication studies at the Communication University of China.