In the first procedure of the discussion, we narrow down out theme of the survey. “How Mass Media Manipulate the impression of Taiwan of the Exchange Students of Chong Qing University in NCU?” Meanwhile, we are also curious of how Taiwan’s students’ impression of China. So that we design the survey in order to understand what media they choose from and how the media affects them and so on.
The target audience of the survey includes ten Taiwan students in NCU and ten China Chong Qing University students in NCU. Through each side, we could understand how mass media affect cross-strait people. Even though we are all Chinese we still have entirely different thinking ways. It is probably the influence of education or the division of the geography. Taiwan and China have diverse view points on the same issue. Take the identity of the country for example; most of Taiwanese have the opinion that Taiwan is an independent country. On Contrary, most of the cross-strait inhabitants think Taiwan is the province which it can not be divided. We presume the hypothesis that the different definition of the identity because of the mass media.
In Taiwan, the mass media such as news on TV, magazines and radios can accrue the certain point of view on the issue. Therefore, there are about ten to twenty questions on the survey; each question is about what media you choose from, how the media works upon you and why you prefer accepting the information which the media reports. After collecting the data and the result, we could comprehend what Taiwanese and Chinese think about on the same subject of debate. Rather than receiving the knowledge which was selected by one institute or the powerful authority. In conclusion, we can analyze the technique which the mass media to operate the facts resulted in the impression which they convey.
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