| tungtranhp90@gmail.com | |
| Position | Lecturer |
| Units | Department of Oriental Studies |

I. General Information
Full name: Tran Son Tung
Year of birth: 1990
Email: tungtranhp90@gmail.com
Affiliation: Department of Oriental Studies
Academic degree: PhD Year received: 2020
Training process:
- 2009-2013: Bachelor of Chinese Language, Hanoi University
- 2013-2016: Master of Communication, Xiamen University, China
- 2016-2020: PhD in Intercultural Communication, Wuhan University, China
Language proficiency: Chinese (HSK 9), English (intermediate)
Main research areas: Intercultural communication, Chinese national image, International Chinese language education.
II. Scientific works:
1. Books
2. Chapter
3. Article:Magazine name, issue number, year, page number.
[1] “The communication and interpretation of the one belt one road by Chinese and Vietnamese media in the perspective of frame analysis: A case study of China radio international CRI and Voice of Vietnam VOV in comparison background and origin”: Global Media Journal, 16(30), 2018, 1-8
[2] “The Analysis of the Tendency of the Vietnamese Media: Researching on the Construction of Chinese Tourist Image Based on 'VnExpress'”: Media Watch, 10(3), 2019, 498-507.
[3] “Some theoretical issues in building and promoting the national image”: Journal of Political Theory and Communication, Special Issue No. 2, 2024, 85-87
[4] “The ‘Chinese+’ Model”: Journal of Language and Life, 6a (368), 2024, 176-181
[5] “Media discourse on 'Belt and Road': Comparison between China and Southeast Asia”: Journal of Political Theory and Electronic Media, October 9, 2025 (online)
[6] “China’s ‘Precise Communication’ Doctrine: From Theoretical Foundations to Suggestions for Vietnam”: Journal of Political Theory and Communication, Special Issue No. 3, 2025, 119-123
[7] “Vietnam's Modernization Strategy in the AI Era: Reflections from Western and Chinese Models”: Journal of Political Theory and Communication, Special Issue No. 1, 2026, 61-64
[8] “Communication status and optimization strategies of China's belt and road initiative to Vietnam: a case study of CRI online Vietnamese version”: International Communication of Chinese Culture, 13, 2026, 173-195
III. Science and Technology Projects at all levels
[1] The “Belt and Road” Initiative viewed from the perspective of Chinese media towards Vietnam, basic topic, 2025, chaired