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This book examines Chinas role and its cultural productions in the process of environmental destruction and transformation, focusing on how various cultural media play a significant role in shaping and reproducing Chinese subject formation in relation to changing ecological conditions. It argues that China under the leadership of Xi Jinping vowed in 2017 to play a leading role in preserving the planet for the future, but many of its actions such as its Belt and Road initiative have aroused apprehension rather than inspired confidence. Against this backdrop of environmental concern, this volume brings together a cutting-edge critical analysis of Chinese literature, music and cinema, offering a transdisciplinary and comprehensive vision of Chinese arts and literature under the current conditions of the Anthropocene. This volume sets a high scholarly standard in the field, and constitutes a valuable reference for scholars and students of Chinese cultural studies, Chinese studies and Anthropocene studies.







1 Introduction: Impoverishing Anthropocene with Chinese Characteristics
1(18)
Kwai-Cheung Lo
Part I Disposing and Recurring 19(62)
2 The World Besieged by Waste: On Garbage, Recycling, and Sublimation
21(16)
Carlos Rojas
3 The Environment and Social Justice in Chinese Documentaries: Crisis or Hope?
37(20)
Jessica Yeung
4 Recognition, Reinhabitation, and Recreation: Engaging Nature in Hong Kong Literature
57(24)
Enoch Yee-Lok Tam
Part II Nonhuman and Mythic Spectres 81(96)
5 The Eternal Return of Mythology: The White (Green) Snake Legend in Maoist China and Colonial Hong Kong
83(26)
Kenny Kwok-Kwan Ng
6 Magic Realism as a Critical Response to the Anthropocene
109(22)
Wai-Ping Yau
7 Expansionist Ethnic Ecology: On Reading Jiang Rong's Wolf Totem
131(20)
Howard Y.F. Choy
8 Too Inhuman to Die; Too Ethereal to Become a Ghost: Children Are Not Afraid of Death, Children Are Afraid of Ghosts
151(26)
Victor Fan
Part III Ethnicity and Im-purity 177(102)
9 The "Nature" of Ethnic Tensions: Under the Flaming Mountains as Xinjiang's First Novel
179(24)
Laikwan Pang
10 "Original Ecology" Style of China's Minority Performing Arts: Examples from Uyghur Music
203(22)
Chuen-Fung Wong
11 Animals, Ethnic Minorities, and Ecological Concerns in Chinese Digital Cinema
225(24)
Kwai-Cheung Lo
12 Pristine Tibet? The Anthropocene and Brand Tibet in Chinese Cinema
249(26)
Chris Berry
13 Conclusion
275(4)
Jessica Yeung
Index 279
Kwai-Cheung Lo is Professor in the Department of Humanities and Creative Writing at Hong Kong Baptist University. He is the author of Excess and Masculinity in Asian Cultural Productions (2010), and Chinese Face / Off: The Transnational Popular Culture of Hong Kong (2005), and the editor of a Chinese-language anthology entitled Re-Sighting Asia: Deconstruction and Reinvention in the Global Era (2014).Jessica Yeung is Associate Professor of Translation at Hong Kong Baptist University, and the author of Ink Dances in Limbo: Gao Xinjians Writings as Cultural Translation (2008) and Hong Kong's Third Way: The Anarchist People's Theatre of Augustine Chiu-yu Mok (2019, in Chinese).