The Change And Remodeling Of The National Identity Of College Students In Network Culture

National identity is an important national consciousness,and is the link to maintain a country's existence and development.The national identity of college students is directly related to the stability of the national ideological position,the political beliefs of college students and the future development of our country.However,due to the development of Internet technology,college students who are in the virtual network culture have undergone some changes in all aspects,which are affecting the students' attitude toward national identity.Therefore,it is of great academic and practical significance to examine the change and remodeling of college students' national identity in the field of network culture.Firstly,this article retrospect the theoretical origin of college students' national identity in the perspective of network culture from the Marxist ideology theory,the national identity theory and the network social theory,which provide a strong theoretical basis for the research.Secondly,it introduces the field environment of college students' national identity from three aspects: the performance characteristics of network culture,the existence of conflict and the influence of function,in order to realize the network culture background of college students' national identity change.Thirdly,based on the students' requirements from the network culture,such as the social relations of college students,the changes of information dissemination and practice activities,to explore the conditions of college students' national identity change and its main influence on national cognition,national emotion and national will.Finally,from the three aspects of guiding the values of network culture,transforming the discourse right of network culture and strengthening the governance of network culture,we should deal with the new changes of college students' national identity in network culture and reshape the national identity of college students.