Abstract: »This essay references the notion of post-colonialism and the cons equential effects of referencing colonialism on the evolution of China's four levels (culture, politics, humanity, and civilisation). In addition, the embodiment of postcolonialism in Chinese film is concisely summarised, with specific case studies for each. It can be observed that post-colonialism has had a profound impact on the development of Chinese cinema. This has led to a heightened focus on showcasing the unique and distinct aspects of Chinese culture and a greater emphasis on promoting national unity. Additionally, there has been a willingness to shed light on the negative effects of colonialist aggression while incorporating more global perspectives into Chinese film.« (Source: Art and Society)

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