Research required the accumulation of local experiences, large-scale indepth interviews, and in the field studies. Departments of Communication can initiate local research through the collection of oral histories from workers and farmers by understanding and investigating of communication behavior. These departments can build links with local people to further learn from the grassroots people. These communication studies can be enriched by doing so. Additionally, the dialogue between theory and life experience can be made possible.
Communication study and theory with regard to the topic of “Looking East, Going South” claim the importance of communication studies referring to the context of local knowledge. Furthermore, academic intellectuals can reflect on oriental and western knowledge/power relationships through this topic, while keeping in mind the existence of small and local communities. The communication knowledge can be liberated from colleges and enrich the combination of local life and knowledge. The reflection of knowledge localization by intellectuals will have a starting point.