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Words of the Year have been attracting more and more attention in recent years, they increasingly serve as important indicators of cultural trends in various public spheres in today’s dynamic society. Public feelings, public expectancy and state conditions may be evidenced and examined in these indicators. In China the government plays a prominent role in guiding cultural/political trends and shaping national mentality by strong control of all mass media. The analysis of China’s Words of the Year from 2013 to 2014 should exemplify how the cultural/language trends in China are formulated by mixed and sometimes even confronting forces of both its people and its government. The top three words of the Year 2013 in China determined by official media are as follows: Chinese Dream, guangpan and daobi.

Cultural and Political Trend in China by Analysing its Words of the Year from 2013 to 2014