About the author

Hu Hao, about whom limited public information is available, writes mainly in the fields of social culture and language and writing. The two works held in the collection suggest an interest that spans both the social and cultural issues surrounding the academic community and academic expression, and the practical direction of new media operations in universities, which combines language use with communication practice. The title A Scholar's Voice indicates content likely concerned with how scholars speak and how academic ideas are presented and communicated, while 36 Approaches to University New Media Operations takes a practical angle, discussing how universities produce content and run operations on digital platforms with a strong hands-on and problem-oriented character. Overall, Hu Hao's writing combines humanistic observation with practical experience in plain language, and is suitable for readers interested in social and cultural phenomena and new media communication practice.

Written (2)

Publishers

Shanghai Jiao Tong University Press