Over the past week, American media and the general public have been focusing on the issue of China and Taiwan. Specifically, after Taiwan's new President Lai Ching-te's inaugural speech angered Beijing, China conducted military exercises around the island. This has sparked a heated discussion among Americans about the possibility of China using force against Taiwan and how the U.S. might respond to a potential conflict in the Taiwan Strait. How did this surge in news interest come about? What is the basic news operation ecosystem in American media? How do Americans view the Sino-American confrontation through the news? Vivian Wu explains in detail.
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