Telling the story of China well has become an important proposition of the times. Among them, “how to tell” is an important aspect in the cross-cultural communication of China’s stories, which determines the communication effect. The article holds that constructing the principle of reciprocity and adaptability, paying attention to individual stories and flexible expressions, and broadening the subject of communication with the help of new media platforms are innovative strategies to improve the cross-cultural communication effect of China’s stories, which will help to eliminate cultural prejudice and misunderstanding and promote China’s stories to gain more understanding and recognition.
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Liu, Z. (2025) The Value and Narrative Method of China’s Cross-cultural Communication. Journal of Social Development and History, 1(1), 39-43.