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"Penelitian ini membahas tentang perbedaan representasi objektifikasi perempuan dalam humor seksual antara Tiongkok dan Indonesia, serta implikasinya terhadap persepsi sosial. Dengan menggunakan analisis kualitatif, studi ini membandingkan konten humor dari kedua negara, mengidentifikasi cara-cara perempuan diobjektifikasi dalam konteks budaya dan sosial yang berbeda. Di Indonesia, humor cenderung menggambarkan perempuan dalam peran domestik dan tradisional, sementara di Tiongkok, objektifikasi lebih eksplisit dan berfokus pada aspek seksual dan transaksional. Metodologi penelitian melibatkan analisis konten terhadap humor dalam media massa dan digital, dengan teori Avner Ziv tentang humor, teori objektifikasi Nussbaum dan Langton, dan perspektif feminisme serta teori kritis media sebagai kerangka teori. Hasil studi ini menyoroti bagaimana norma sosial dan nilai budaya mempengaruhi representasi objektifikasi perempuan dalam humor, serta dampaknya terhadap pandangan masyarakat terhadap perempuan, menunjukkan perlunya pemahaman kritis terhadap humor dalam konteks sosial dan gender yang lebih luas.......This research discusses the differences in the representation of women's objectification in sexual humor between China and Indonesia, and its implications on social perceptions. Utilizing qualitative analysis, the study compares humor content from both countries, identifying how women are objectified within different cultural and social contexts. In Indonesia, humor tends to depict women in domestic and traditional roles, whereas in Tiongkok, objectification is more explicit and focuses on sexual and transactional aspects. The research methodology involves content analysis of humor in mass media and digital platforms, employing Avner Ziv’s theory of humor, Nussbaum and Langton's objectification theory, and perspectives from feminism and critical media theory as the theoretical framework. The findings highlight how social norms and cultural values influence the representation of women's objectification in humor, and its impact on societal views of women, indicating the need for a critical understanding of humor within broader social and gender contexts."

"In a general sense, sincerity refers to honesty and sincerity, which mainly refers to the internal moral quality of the subjects sincerity; faith refers to credit and trust, and mainly refers to the externalization of the subjects internal sincerity. Honesty refers more to sincerity in the heart, and faith focuses on belief in others. The combination of sincerity and faith forms a vocabulary that is both internal and external, with rich connotations. Its basic meaning is honesty and deceit, and credibility. The author believes that for thousands of years, honesty has been regarded by the Chinese nation as its own code of conduct and moral cultivation, and has formed its unique and rich connotation of honesty. Such a view of integrity plays an extremely important moral role in todays market economy and the construction of the socialist core value system."