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| The Change of Mass Entertainment Habits in Contemporary China |
| Wu Licai Xie Shengli |
| School of Sociology and Political Science, Anhui University, Hefei 230601 |
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Abstract This paper examines the changes in mass entertainment habits in contemporary China since the reform and opening up. During the period of collectivization, people's recreational life was replaced by various political movements, political studies and political propaganda. After the reform and opening up, although people's entertainment life gradually faded away from a strong politicized color, it still changes with the changes of the state system and policies. In China, there has always been no entertainment habits in the pure sense. People's entertainment habits are either implicitly or explicitly influenced by the political and social systems. By examining the changes of mass entertainment habits in contemporary China, we can also reflect on the characteristics of Chinese politics and society. In this sense, the public entertainment habit is both metaphor and representation of the political and social systems of a certain period.
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Received: 17 November 2020
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