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Watch Teochew, but Speak Mandarin

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By Ying-kit Chan, Thum Ping Tjin, Myra Mentari Abubakar
| New Mandala
On 18 June 2026, a Mandarin-dubbed version of Dear You, a mainland Chinese production shot largely in Teochew, opened in Singapore theatres. Guidelines administered by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) held that Chinese-language films for general release should be in Mandarin; the distributor, Clover Films, applied separately to screen the original and was allowed eight screenings at one cinema. The 4,800 tickets for these screenings sold out within two hours.
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Sacralizing, Materializing, Normalizing China: Monarchy, Merchants, and Media in Contemporary Thailand

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By Ying-kit Chan, Chaiyaporn Phayakhrut
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Pacific Affairs An International Review of Asia and the Pacific Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/0030851X.2026.2712229?needAccess=true ABSTRACT Thailand’s relations with China have expanded in recent decades through diplomacy, cultural exchange, and economic integration.
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Sino-Thai identity in contemporary Thai media and literature: generational difference in a post-assimilation formation

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By KORNPHANAT Tungkeunkunt, Ying-kit Chan
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This article examines how contemporary Thai literature and popular media stage, negotiate, and revalue Sino-Thai identity across generations. It argues that Sino-Thai identity is best understood not through a linear model of assimilation or cultural loss, but as a post-assimilation formation whose meanings shift across generational and media contexts.
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