Routledge Handbook of East Asian Popular Culture

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Index

Berry, Chris 69, 198
Beyond ‘Center’ and ‘Periphery’: (De-)
Westernization in International and
Intercultural Communication conference 24–5
BFC (Busan Film Commission) 269
BIFF (Busan International Film Festival) 265–7;
economy of host city 268–9; establishment of
267–8; negotiating a place between Korean and
Asian cinema 271–2; overview 273; producers
in global film industry 269–70
Big 3, K-pop 117
Biggs, John 232
Bishonen 198
BL (boys’ love) 196–9; pornography 207–9
Black Sun (Kuroi taiyo) 87
blockbuster culture, Korea 74–6
Bluestocking 181
bordercrossing 5, 281; coproductions, television
97–8; television 95–6
borders, Chinese subtitle groups 51–2
“Bored Army” 129
boys’ love 185, 196–9; pornography 207–9
Boys over Flowers 28–9, 38–9, 99, 187–9, 221
Brave Brothers 119
breadwinners, Korean masculinity 221
Brokeback Mountain 198
Brother 87
Brzeski, Patrick 83
Busan Film Commission (BFC) 269
Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) 265–6
Butler, Judith 215


The Candlelight Protest 139–41
Candy Candy 185
capital, stars 168–70
capitalism 35; cognitive capitalism 72;
Confucian heroes 103–4
capitalist realism 90
Carsick Cars 131
celebrities see stars
CEPA (Closer Economic Partnership
Arrangement) 83
Chae Lim 175
chaebol 37
Chan, Jackie 169, 175
Chan Sandee 192
Chang Hui-mei 175
Chen, Kuan-Hsing 2, 31, 281
Chen Yi 51
Chen Zhi 232
Cheung, Leslie 192
Chiang Kai-shek 80
China: bordercrossing, Hong Kong dramas 97–8;
closing of subtitle groups 52; copyrights 230;
Dafen art village 234–6; films 78; format
exchange 39–40; instant messaging 159;
Internet 159–62; Internet pornography


203–5; Internet usage 159; Korean-Chinese
coproductions 41–3; piracy 230; pornography
205–10; pornosphere 202–3; shanzhai 229,
231–3; social media 158–62; soft power
247–9; underground rock scene 128–9; video
downloading 160
China Daily 41
China Film Corporation 82
China Media Capital (CMC) 42
Chinese subtitle groups 45–8; borders 51–2;
fansubbers 49–51; flexible accumulation 48–9
Chinese transnationalism 46
Chinese video websites 45
Chinese-language cinema 69, 78–84
Chingu 74
Cho, Hae-Jeong 246
chocolate abs 223
Choi Ji-Woo 174
Choi Si-won 212–13, 218–22
Chollywood 78–84
Choo, Kukhee 188
Chow, Stephen 83
Chua Beng Huat 27, 103, 193
Chubb, Andrew 232
cinema, shaping of urban spaces 269
circulation, shanzhai 237–9
City of Life and Death 260
The City of Lost Souls 87
CJ E&M 42
Clien.net 141
Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement
(CEPA) 83
CMC (China Media Capital) 42
cognitive capitalism 72
Cold War, Chinese-language cinema 80–1
comfort women 259
Condé Nast 215
conferences, Beyond ‘Center’ and ‘Periphery’:
(De-)Westernization in International and
Intercultural Communication conference 24–5
Confucian heroes: capitalism 103–4; gendered
filiality 107–10; moral high ground 105–7;
television 102–3, 110–11
Confucianism 103
Confucius 231
contemporary shōjo 185–7
Cool Britannia 279
Cool Kiz on the Block (Uridongne yecheneug) 178
coproductions 248–9; bordercrossing, television
97–8; Korean-Chinese coproductions 41–3
Co-prodution Market 269–70
copying, China 231
copyrights 230–31; subtitles 49
cosmetic multiculturalism 87
cosmopolitanism 58
The Country is Burning 258
Created in China 236
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