วาทกรรมการเมืองในพาดหัวข่าวจีนเรื่องวัคซีนโควิด-19
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This research paper examines the relationship between language tactics that appear in headlines about the COVID-19 vaccine. with political discourse The objectives of this research were to analyze and analyze language strategies that contribute to political discourse through news presentation on vaccines. and to analyze discourse practices and social and cultural practices that reflect the state of Chinese socio-cultural The data were selected from online news site Renminwang （人民网）, one of the most popular news sources in China, with 82 headlines between January 1, 2021. on August 31, 2021, using critical analytical discourse theory The results of the study found that There are six linguistic strategies that contribute to political discourse through vaccine headlines: 1) showing global leadership, 2) showing interest or concern, 3) showing credibility, and 4) asking for cooperation. 5) focus and 6) vaccine development The headlines reflect that China does not have a shortage of vaccines. but to build confidence in order for people to come out to get the vaccine Shows unity, unity, etc. By presenting the news in the same direction, the readers will have confidence, conform to and comply with the demands of the Chinese government.
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