英文摘要 |
"Food and agriculture are fundamental to people's lives. Recent years have seen numerous food problems, with increasing consumer concern regarding food safety and the source of ingredients, such as the problem of pork with ractopamine. Since people often discuss or express their concerns and worries about agriculture and food safety on the Internet, this study attempts to understand public opinion by collecting online public opinion data and analyzing the sources. The number of source texts was observed by the volume of public opinion information, and that the news media reported more news related to 'healthy eating' and 'celebrities.' This suggests that healthy eating can be used as a reference for government policy advocacy. Also, the government can combine the appeal of celebrities and develop marketing strategies to achieve publicity. The study additionally suggests that when communicating with the public and disseminating information related to agriculture and food safety, the government can refer to this online opinion about related actors or topics to arouse public resonance and attention, and achieve the effect of policy dissemination." |