Are you a Chinese citizen, aged 18 or over, and currently living in Europe?
We invite you to take part in a research survey about the media use and everyday experiences of Chinese migrants living in Europe.
Your perspective matters. This study explores how people use digital platforms, news sources, and social media in daily life—including Chinese-language platforms such as WeChat, Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book), and DOLC.de, as well as European and international sources such as local news, YouTube, and other social-media platforms.
We are interested in how you find, assess, and compare information about:
- China and Europe
- Politics and democracy
- Identity and belonging
- Everyday life
In particular, the research examines how language, familiarity with platforms, personal networks, and experiences of living in Europe may influence media choices and perceptions of credibility.
There are no right or wrong answers. The study does not assume that any media source is more trustworthy than another. We are interested in your individual experiences, views, and media practices—whether you mainly use Chinese-language, European, international, or other sources.
Link to the survey
Researcher: Franziska Plümmer
Institution: University of Amsterdam, European Studies Department
Contact: f.s.plummer@uva.nl
- Estimated Time: Approximately 5–8 minutes to complete.
- Strict Anonymity: Your participation is completely anonymous. No personally identifiable information or IP addresses are collected.
- Academic Use Only: All responses are confidential, and used solely for academic research purposes.
- Voluntary: Participation is entirely voluntary.
Optional lottery at the end: Upon completing the survey, you will have the option to enter a raffle for a book voucher (boekenbon).
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