Join us for a free one-day workshop for educators at the Japanese American National Museum, hosted by the USC U.S.-China Institute and the National Consortium for Teaching about Asia. This workshop will include a guided tour of the beloved exhibition Common Ground: The Heart of Community, slated to close permanently in January 2025. Following the tour, learn strategies for engaging students in the primary source artifacts, images, and documents found in JANM’s vast collection and discover classroom-ready resources to support teaching and learning about the Japanese American experience.
Employment:
- Professor, Department of Journalism and Communication, School of Digital Media & Design Arts, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications
Research Interests:
- Film and Television Communication
- Media Convergence
- Innovation and Application of Media Technology
Recent Publications:
- ZHANG Lanshan: Media convergence: Cross-border and Transition of TV+Internet, [M]. Beijing: Tsinghua University Press, 2019.
- ZHANG Lanshan, REN Xue. Application and Development Strategy of AI Anchor in TV Media, China Television, 2019(11):14-16.
- ZHANG Lanshan, HUANG Caiyun. The Development Trend of TV Media in 5G Era, China Television, 2019(10):70-73.
- ZHANG Lanshan, JIANG Yajuan. Dissolution and Reconstruction: the Development Direction of TV in the Age of Media convergence, China Television, 2019(4):59-62.
- ZHANG Lanshan, HUANG Gaoyuan. Challenges of Algorithmic Recommendation to Media Public sphere,Contemporary Communications, 2019(3):31-33.
- ZHANG Lanshan. Opportunities and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence Technology to TV Media, China Television, 2018(7):52-55.
- ZHANG Lanshan,GE Xinyi. The Change of Watching Habits of Network Video Users under the Background of Barrage Popularity, Contemporary Communications, 2018(3):93-95.
- Lanshan Zhang, Linhui Sun, Wendong Wang, Jiangchuan Liu. Unlocking the Door to Mobile Social VR: Architecture, Experiences and Challenges. IEEE network, 2018(1): 160-165 .
- ZHANG Lanshan. Innovation and Impact of Network Video Watching Mode: A Case Study of "Green Mirror" Intelligent Watching Mode, Contemporary Communications, 2017(7):105-106.
- ZHANG Lanshan. Opportunities and Challenges for TV Program Production Based on Big Data Analysis Tools, China Television, 2017(2):27-30.
- Lanshan Zhang, Linhui Sun, Wendong Wang, Ye Tian. KaaS: A Standard Framework Proposal on Video Skimming, IEEE Internet Computing, 2016, 20(4): 54-59
- Ye Tian, Lanshan Zhang, Wendong Wang. Emerging Social Topic Detection in Microblogging Stream, Journal of Computational & Theoretical Nanoscience, 2016, 13(5): 2685-2696.
- Lanshan Zhang, Ding Xi, Tian Ye, Gong Xiangyang. A Semi-Supervised Topic Model Incorporating Sentiment and Dynamic Characteristic, China Communications, 2016(12): 162-175 .
- ZHANG Lanshan. The Exploration of Foreign Television Industry Under the New Media Environment, China Television, 2016(4).
- ZHANG Lanshan. The Game and Development of Traditional TV Programs and Network Self-made Programs, China Television, 2015(9):58-61.
- ZHANG Lanshan. Analysis of two-way infiltration between television and the Internet, China Television, 2015(2):67-70.
- ZHANG Lanshan: Audience Ratings and Aesthetics of TV Art, [M]. Beijing: Tsinghua University Press, 2014.
- ZHANG Lanshan. New Exploration of TV Variety Programs in the New Media Environment, China Television, 2014(9):13-16.
- ZHANG Lanshan. A Brief Discussion on the Dialectical Relation between the Audience Ratings and the Aesthetics of TV Art, Modern Communication(Journal of Communication University of China), 2014(5):159-160.
- ZHANG Lanshan. A Study on Youth Interest-related Self-organization in the Context of New Media: A Case Study of the Formation Mechanism of Coser Youth Organization in China, China Youth Study, 2014(3):26-30.
- ZHANG Lanshan. Economic Foundation and Superstructure: An Alternating Movement Between TV Rating and Aesthetic,Journal of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, 2014(1):88-91.
- ZHANG Lanshan. Reconstructing the Comprehensive Evaluation System of TV Programs: Proposal and Construction of Aesthetic Index, Modern Communication(Journal of Communication University of China), 2013(9):76-79.
Research Fundings:
- ZHANG Lanshan, TIAN Ye: Virtual Reality Teaching System Based on Cloud Computing. Science and Technology Development Center of Ministry of Education, 2019.6—2020.5, RMB 50,000.
- ZHANG Lanshan, JIA Jia, GE Xinyi, HUANG Gaoyuan: Research on Transition Strategy of Beijing's traditional TV industry in the era of "Internet +", Beijing Social Science Foundation Youth Project,2017.7—2019.6, RMB 80,000.
- ZHANG Lanshan, TIAN Ye: Study on the Key Technologies of Microblog Public Emergency Developing Trend, Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC), 2015.1—2017.12, RMB 260,000.
- ZHANG Lanshan, HUANG Yuanyuan, YIN Dongsheng:Research and Construction of TV Program Aesthetic Evaluation System, Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences Research Youth Fund Project, 2013.9—2016.8, RMB 50,000.
- TIAN Ye, ZHANG Lanshan: Study on Key Mechanisms of Semantic Annotation and Recommendation of Barrage Video, Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC), 2017.1—2019.12, RMB 234,000.
- CHEN Changfeng,….ZHANG Lanshan:Research on Information Values Leading in Intelligent Age,National Social Science Fund Major projects,2019.1-2023.12, RMB 800,000.
Personal Homepage: https://teacher.bupt.edu.cn/zhanglanshan/en/index.htm
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Join us for an in-person conversation on Thursday, November 7th at 4pm with author David M. Lampton as he discusses his new book, Living U.S.-China Relations: From Cold War to Cold War. The book examines the history of U.S.-China relations across eight U.S. presidential administrations.