英文摘要 |
The article aims to discuss two questions. First, how are the Taiwanese Hakka television programs, which are mainly guided and funded by the central government of Taiwan, are received by overseas Hakka audience? Second, what is the relationship between the maintenance of Hakka identity of overseas Hakka people and their reception of popular television texts from Taiwan? The study uses literature reviews and in-depth interviews as research method and takes Malaysian Hakka as a case study. The result reveals that because of the current communications environment and the local historical and social factors, the Malaysian Hakka audience rarely receive Hakka television program from Taiwan. In addition, due to the continuous weakening Hakka identity among Malaysian Hakka communities, it is hard to build a relationship between the reception of Hakka television program and the maintenance of Hakka identity. In spite of this trend, a possible cultural tie between the two Hakka populations still exists. |