The Red book is an integral part of my intervention measures and serves as a relatively long-term approach. It also embodies the application of Symbolic Interactionism theory in “The Box” project. Women interpret these cultural symbols through their interactions with others, including family, friends, social groups, and media, and form opinions and attitudes about their own bodies accordingly. For instance, the likes and comments received on social media may be interpreted as approval or disapproval of a certain body image. Through these symbol-interactions, women perceive and evaluate their body image, impacting their self-esteem and mental well-being.
The last time I updated data on The Red book in my blog was on October 16th, 2023. Half a month has passed, and it’s time to look at the comparative data on page views and likes.
Data for the Past 7 Days:
- New Followers: 1
- Homepage Visitors: 40
- Views: 373
- Interactions: 28
1, About the box, a box that is about to be opened.
——PV: 443 Likes: 12 The data grew to PV: 452 Likes: 12
2, Decoding “body image” – seeing yourself in the mirror.
——PV: 319 Likes: 12 The data grew to PV: 350 Likes: 13
3, Body image, in-depth exploration and understanding.
——PV: 423 Likes: 10 The data grew to PV: 518 Likes: 13
4, The Body – Public Territory or Private Haven?
——PV: 295 Likes: 5 The data grew to PV: 341 Likes: 5
5, Dual Boundaries of the Body- Public vs. Private
——PV: 599 Likes: 24 The data grew to PV: 778 Likes: 40
6, Nxde: The Queens’ Manifesto of Female Power
——PV:1787 Likes: 57 The data grew to PV: 2226 Likes: 77
7, A love letter to confidence, love and the universe.
——PV: 495 Likes: 11 The data grew to PV: 546 Likes: 15
Due to the online abuse I received after posting notes about the Crazy Horse Show in Paris, I have not updated any new content since then, but I am still receiving traffic. This week, I plan to post at least three new notes on The Red (XiaoHongShu) and interact with my followers.