This study combines a literature review from a macro perspective and case studies from a micro perspective to reveal the communication and reception of Polish theatre in China, starting from the reception-end to explore the factors that influence the communication of Polish theatre.

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Guofeng Teng holds dual master's degrees in Arts and Sciences and earned a doctorate from the University of Wroclaw. Her academic pursuits are centered around cross-cultural communication, interpersonal communication, and the reception of cross-cultural products imbued with cultural values from an interdisciplinary perspective.

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Chapter 1 Introduction on research ideas, method, and structure of the study - Chapter 2 Brief introduction of Chinese theatre Huaju and an overview of the communication of Polish theatre in China - Chapter 3 A case study on the recognition and reception of Jerzy Grotowski's theatrical legacy in China - Chapter 4 A case study on the reception of Krystian Lupa's production Mo Fei in China - Chapter 5 A case study on the reception and reference value of Krzysztof Warlikowski's production (A)pollonia in China - Chapter 6 A case study on the reception of Krystian Lupa's A Madman's Diary in China - Chapter 7 Summary of the study - Acknowledgements - Index