Yi Zhou
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3582007 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Yi Zhou |
| PRENOMES | Yi |
| SOBRENOME | Zhou |
| ASSINATURA | ZHOU Y |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Peking University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6130-687X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 162 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 200 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 162 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Optimizing summer heat mitigation and equity in urban residential communities
Mapping online patient reviews onto a data-informed service-experience framework
Background Online patient reviews may provide patient-generated textual feedback on hospital service experience and may complement formal patient-reported experience measures (PREMs), but evidence from ordinary Chinese prefecture-level cities remains limited. This study examined whether online patient reviews could be systematically mapped onto a data-informed service-experience framework in tertiary hospitals in Wuxi, China. Methods We conducted…
Timeliness gap in non‐EPI Childhood vaccination in urban China
The course “Nonlinear Control System” cultivates students' digital literacy path under the digital transformation of education
Introduction With the development of modern information technologies, the deep integration of digital technology and teaching in educational settings has become an inevitable trend. This study utilizes the “Nonlinear Control System” course at Wuhan Institute of Technology, a public university in China, as a teaching experiment to explore and practice the pathway for enhancing the digital literacy of postgraduates in the context of educational dig…
Sustainable all-silk textiles for personal thermal management
The trajectories of cardiometabolic multimorbidity associate with mortality risk
Background Cardiometabolic multimorbidity (CMM) prevalence has risen, but longitudinal evidence on trajectories and mortality links remains limited. Objective This study aimed to examine CMM trends and the impact of its statuses/trajectories on mortality in Guangdong, China. Design This is a cohort study. Setting Data were collected from the Guangdong Provincial adult chronic diseases and risk factors cohort (GDACRC). The follow-up data were coll…
Transmission dynamics and attributable burden of tuberculosis among young and middle-aged adults in urban Shanghai
Background China remains a high tuberculosis (TB) burden country, and large urban centers such as Shanghai continue to face persistent transmission challenges driven by high population mobility. Whole-genome sequencing (WGS) provides high-resolution discrimination between recent transmission and reactivation; however, evidence at the district level remains limited. This study aimed to integrate WGS with epidemiological data to characterize local …
Is social work effectiveness related to the well-being of older adults in rural China? A moderated mediation model of social support and self-governance awareness
Background In the context of population aging and the scarcity of older adults care resources in rural areas, enhancing the rural older adults well-being has emerged as a critical issue. Social work has gradually been introduced as a professional social service intervention in rural regions; however, the mechanisms through which it can effectively improve older adults well-being remain insufficiently understood. Methods Based on survey data colle…
Future Urban and Rural Built-Up Land Change and Implications for Biodiversity in China
Urban expansion is known to drive biodiversity loss in China, but the future impacts of rural built-up land change remain a critical blind spot. Unlike concentrated urban growth, rural development is dispersed and closely tied to livelihood transitions, yet no studies have systematically projected its biodiversity consequences under alternative socioeconomic pathways. To understand the magnitude and distribution of such impacts, we explore spatia…
Identifying the Main Paths and Formation Mechanisms of Artificial Intelligence Technology Development in China
The rapid advancement and widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) are profoundly reshaping numerous industrial sectors. Despite this, the primary evolutionary trajectories of AI technologies and the mechanisms governing their formation have yet to be comprehensively investigated. To address this knowledge gap, our research develops a patent citation network based on Chinese patent data spanning from 1985 to 2023. Initially, distinct t…
Demand Acquisition and Platform Construction Strategy for Community Public Service Groups
Fragmentation and shallow participation hinder the sustainability of community public services, especially within complex multi-actor systems. To address this, this study develops a structured design methodology by integrating the WSR (Wuli-Shili-Renli) systems approach, Social Network Analysis (SNA), and Actor-Network Theory (ANT). This interdisciplinary framework is applied to an in-depth case study of a residential community in central China. …
Multigenerational Reproductive Toxicities of Quaternary Ammonium Compounds via Sperm‐Oocyte Interaction With Essential Regulation of ceh‐18 and rme‐2
Quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs) showed strong adsorption and accumulation in the soil after their ubiquitous application. Their reproductive toxicities urged mechanism exploration to fully evaluate their risks. The present study explored the reproductive impacts of six representative QACs on Caenorhabditis elegans via a novel angle of sperm‐oocyte interaction with a consecutive exposure over four generations (i.e., F1–F4). QACs commonly stim…
Anti-inflammatory diet, healthy lifestyles, and depressive symptoms in adult patients with chronic kidney disease in china
Nice guys finish last? Investigating how and when follower helping behavior leads to leader exploitation behavior
A comprehensive review on Jiao-tai-wan
From Trade to Tensions
This paper revisits the commercial peace hypothesis using global event data from 1989 to 2019. We show that greater imports consistently worsen bilateral relations, with the effect strengthening after the 2008 financial crisis. The negative impact is most pronounced in democracies, high‐income countries and those with elevated unemployment, where globalisation's distributive conflicts more easily shape foreign policy. Instrumental variable estima…
How chatbot response features influence user adoption
Science-based regulation, managerial risk preference and corporate risk-taking
Deep learning-based pressure injury staging
Background: Accurate assessment of pressure injury staging is essential for guiding appropriate care, reducing patient suffering, alleviating the healthcare burden, and improving quality of life. We aimed to develop a deep learning-based model for pressure injury recognition and to translate the best-performing model into a preliminary smartphone application. Methods: We conducted a multicentre retrospective study using pressure injury images col…
Policy stringency and social trust in China
Strict policies are expected to affect people’s social attitudes through social control. Taking the case of COVID-19, this study examines the relationship between policy stringency and two types of social trust – regarding daily lives and political contexts, respectively. Results show that for both types of social trust, strict COVID-19 policies were associated with reduced out-group trust while having a null association with in-group trust durin…
Multitargeted synergistic mechanisms of Salvia miltiorrhiza and its bioactive compounds
On the right track? Railroads, industrial development, and distributional effects in historical China
Reconciling ecological protection and food production with enhanced systematic conservation planning
Human-Centric Motion Planning in Crowded Spaces
Cutting global nitrogen emissions by one-third for balanced and achievable SDGs by 2030
Cutting global nitrogen emissions by one-third for balanced and achievable SDGs by 2030
Fiscal decentralization, political centralization, and land urbanization in China
This study investigates the driving forces of land urbanization in China. Drawing upon insights from the institutional perspective, this study argues that fiscal decentralization tightens local budget constraints, stimulating local governments to urbanize land to relieve fiscal distress. Political centralization triggers interregional competition among government officials for better economic performance, inspiring local governments to employ lan…
Economic transition, urbanization and population redistribution in China
Does Fertility or Mortality Drive Contemporary Population Aging? The Revisionist View Revisited
Why are contemporary populations still aging?In the Classic view population aging has been driven almost entirely by fertility decline over the demographic transition, while mortality decline has played a minor role.In this view, populations today are still aging because they are still converging toward the new older stable age distribution.But in the past 25 years an elegant mathematical decomposition of changing mean ages has sometimes been int…
Effects of education on cognition at older ages
How to jump further and catch up? Path-breaking in an uneven industry space
Recent studies have argued that regional diversification emerges as a path-dependent process. Developed countries that industrialize do so first from core areas in an uneven industry space and have more opportunities to jump to new related industries and sustain economic growth than do developing countries that jump from peripheral areas. Can developing countries/regions jump further to break these path-dependent trajectories? Based on China’s ex…
The Radius of Generalized Trust in Contemporary China
Drawing on survey data collected in 2011, this study investigates the radius of generalized trust in contemporary China. Based on the results of the ordinary least squares and finite mixture models, we find the average radius of generalized trust in the urban population is wider than that of the rural population. In addition, on average, married people show a narrower circle of generalized trust in both urban and rural areas. Minorities, better e…
Association between mental health and community support in lockdown communities during the Covid-19 pandemic
Learning from yourself or learning from neighbours
Using a firm–product-level data set on China’s exports during the period 2000–11, we compare the impacts of intra- and inter-firm knowledge spillovers on the emergence of new, more sophisticated products at the firm level. Empirical results indicate that firm diversification is dependent on both intra- and inter-firm knowledge spillovers, though the effect of the former is much greater. More importantly, intra-firm knowledge spillovers are one ke…
Cadre Children and Cognitive Function of Parents in China
This paper investigates whether children’s political success contributes to social stratification and health inequality among older adults. Using China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS) data, we investigate whether having a cadre (i.e., politically employed) child substantially increases overall cognitive functioning among older adults. We find that the beneficial effect of having a cadre child on cognitive functioning is equivale…
Men smoke less under the Covid-19 closure policies
Intra-household bargaining power, surname inheritance, and human capital accumulation
Spillover effects of children’s political status on elderly parents’ health in China
BACKGROUND: Due to the sustained increases in life expectancy over the past half century, the elderly today will receive supports from their children for a longer period than ever before. Therefore, understanding the spillover effects of children's socioeconomic status on parents' health becomes increasingly important for both scholars and policy makers. METHODS: The Ordinary Least Squares regression is applied to the China Health and Retirement …
Place construction in the context of world heritage tourism
In heritage movement and tourism development, places are reconstructed in the contest between different forces for heritage attribution and representation. Since the ‘Kaiping Diaolou and Villages’ were successfully inscribed on the World Heritage List, the development of Kaiping as a heritage site has triggered much discussion. This study considers how ‘Diaolou Country,’ as signified by the Diaolou, has been built up as a new image of Kaiping. Th…
How do environmental regulations affect industrial dynamics? Evidence from China's pollution-intensive industries
Sustainable Growth, Political Risk and Carbon Footprint
Unclean energy consumption stimulates carbon footprint (CF) leading to increased environmental pollution.Renewable energy transition (ETN) can curb the CF; however, political risk can obstruct this process.Hence, this study analyses the connections between economic growth, ETN and CF by considering political risk and financial expansion in a panel of top 10 emitters from 1992 to 2020 using the method of moment quantile regressions (MM-QR).The res…
Industrial policy and differentiated regional diversifications
Spillover effects of adult children’s schooling on parents’ smoking cessation
OBJECTIVE: As elderly parents today will share a longer life with their children than ever before, the spillover effects of children's human capital on parents' well-being become increasingly important. This study investigated whether children's schooling leads parents to give up smoking and whether the effects were moderated by their education or child-parent contact frequency. METHODS: Using data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudina…
Regional industrial development in a dual-core industry space in China
The impact of reference effects on online purchase intention of agricultural products
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyze the impact of reference effects on online purchase intention (OPI) of agricultural products in B2C context and to examine how consumers' food safety consciousness (FSC) moderates that impact. Design/methodology/approach An empirical survey was used to test the hypotheses. Data were collected from a total of 297 online consumers in China. A structural equation modeling is utilized to assess the relat…
Firm Dynamics, Institutional Context, And Regional Inequality Of Productivity In China
This paper focuses on the issue of regional inequality in China. It seeks to move away from focusing on the relationship between factor accumulation and regional inequality towards an analytical framework that concentrates upon the ways in which regional inequality has articulated with factor productivity and firm dynamics, while acknowledging the role of institutional context. Based on one database on firm‐specific economic and financial variabl…
Trade openness and urban green innovation
A more comprehensive understanding of the impact of trade openness on green innovation can help to advance sustainable development of economic growth and environmental protection simultaneously. Therefore, using panel data from 277 Chinese cities from 2009 to 2022, and based on the dual perspectives of financial agglomeration and human capital accumulation and the moderating role of environmental regulation, this study provides an in depth analys…
Integration of traditional Chinese music
Traditional Chinese music had a long history, with rich and extensive aesthetic concepts. The integration of traditional music and aesthetic ideas has a significant impact on the formation of China's traditional music system. This article explored the interactive influence of traditional music and aesthetic ideas, and elaborated on the musical ideas in traditional Chinese aesthetics. The content of musical aesthetic ideas of Confucianism, Taoism …
Competitive Exclusion versus Mimetic Isomorphism
Why are organizations sometimes so similar, and in other cases so different? For decades this question has been central to research on organizations, and two leading theories have answered the question very differently. Neo-institutional theory points to the importance of mimetic isomorphism, where organizations imitate one another as they navigate decisions in the context of uncertainty over what is regarded as legitimate action. By contrast, ec…
Capital with beliefs—a study of charitable donations of private business owners in Wenzhou, China
Borrowing Weber’s dual-interest model and “switchman” hypothesis, this study uses survey data to analyze the internal driving force and diversity in the charitable giving behaviors of private business owners from Wenzhou, China. The study found that (1) the political and religious beliefs of business owners can have a positive influence on donation behaviors; (2) there are significant differences in the direction, form, and consequences of the do…
State–Society Interdependence Model in Market Transition
Based on first-hand field research data, this paper explores the construction of a ‘Farmers’ City’ in Wenzhou in the early 1980s. It studies the actors, their relationships, and the institutions, and proposes a ‘state–society interdependence model’. It concludes that the spontaneous, bottom-up urbanization process initiated by farmers as described in the texts was actually the win–win result of an interactive and interdependent relationship betwe…
Integrated prioritization of candidate quality markers for Smilacis Chinae Rhizoma under the five-principle framework through chemical profiling, effectiveness evaluation, and bionic sensing
Quantitative analysis of chemical constituents in different commercial parts of Notopterygium incisum by HPLC–DAD–MS
Prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in Pudong New Area of Shanghai using three proposed definitions among Chinese adults
The MS is highly prevalent among Chinese adults in Pudong New Area of Shanghai and the most prevalent component was dyslipidemia. These findings underscore the importance of prevention and control efforts for the MS in this area and the need for a unified predictive definition for the syndrome for use by clinical practitioners and public health agencies
State–Society Interdependence Model in Market Transition
Based on first-hand field research data, this paper explores the construction of a ‘Farmers’ City’ in Wenzhou in the early 1980s. It studies the actors, their relationships, and the institutions, and proposes a ‘state–society interdependence model’. It concludes that the spontaneous, bottom-up urbanization process initiated by farmers as described in the texts was actually the win–win result of an interactive and interdependent relationship betwe…
Effects of education on cognition at older ages
The Radius of Generalized Trust in Contemporary China
Drawing on survey data collected in 2011, this study investigates the radius of generalized trust in contemporary China. Based on the results of the ordinary least squares and finite mixture models, we find the average radius of generalized trust in the urban population is wider than that of the rural population. In addition, on average, married people show a narrower circle of generalized trust in both urban and rural areas. Minorities, better e…
The Effect of Astragalus Extractive on Alveolar Bone Rebuilding Progress of Tooth Extracted Socket of Ovariectomied Rats
BACKGROUND: Postmenopausal osteoporosis (PMO) is an estrogen deficiency condition that causes severe loss of bone mass in the vertebrae and long bones. We explored the effect and the possible underlying mechanism of the extracts of Astragalus (AE) on the tooth alveolar bone rebuilding progress of postmenopausal osteoporosis of PMO animal models. MATERIAL AND METHODS: The PMO models were acquired by ovariectomy. After 8 weeks the first left maxill…
Analysis of Ecological Quality of the Environment and Influencing Factors in China during 2005–2010
Since the twentieth century, China has been facing various kinds of environmental problems. It is necessary to evaluate and analyze the ecological status of the environment over China, which is of great importance for environmental protection measures. In this article, an Eco-environmental Quality Index (EQI) model is established using national remote sensing land-use data, NDVI data from MODIS and other statistical data. The model is used to eva…
Long-term effect of dietary fibre intake on glycosylated haemoglobin A1c level and glycaemic control status among Chinese patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus
Objective Dietary fibre has been linked to lower levels of glycosylated haemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) among diabetes patients. The present study aimed to evaluate the long-term effect of dietary fibre on HbA1c levels among Chinese patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Design Two cross-sectional surveys were conducted in 2006 and 2011, with the second one being a repeat survey on a sub-sample from the initial one. In both surveys, an in-person intervi…
Sovereign Financing and International Law
1. As an independent project that stems from the conference on ‘Responsible Sovereign Financing: The Search for Common Principles’ organized by the University Autónoma of Madrid and United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in Madrid on 2 March 2012, this book critically assesses the global background, legal implications, economic rationale, regional practices relating to, as well as the future implementation of, the Principles …
Effect of Sodium Selenite on Pathological Changes and Renal Functions in Broilers Fed a Diet Containing Aflatoxin B1
To evaluate the renal toxicity of dietary aflatoxin B1 (AFB1) and ameliorating effects of added dietary sodium selenite in broiler, renal histopathological changes, ultrastructural changes, and renal function parameters were monitored at 7, 14, and 21 days of age. Two hundred one-day-old healthy male Avian broilers were divided into four groups, namely control group, AFB1 group (0.3 mg/kg AFB1), +Se group (0.4 mg/kg Se), and AFB1+Se group (0.3 mg…
Capital with beliefs—a study of charitable donations of private business owners in Wenzhou, China
Borrowing Weber’s dual-interest model and “switchman” hypothesis, this study uses survey data to analyze the internal driving force and diversity in the charitable giving behaviors of private business owners from Wenzhou, China. The study found that (1) the political and religious beliefs of business owners can have a positive influence on donation behaviors; (2) there are significant differences in the direction, form, and consequences of the do…
Fiscal decentralization, political centralization, and land urbanization in China
This study investigates the driving forces of land urbanization in China. Drawing upon insights from the institutional perspective, this study argues that fiscal decentralization tightens local budget constraints, stimulating local governments to urbanize land to relieve fiscal distress. Political centralization triggers interregional competition among government officials for better economic performance, inspiring local governments to employ lan…
Proteomics annotate therapeutic properties of a traditonal Tibetan medicine – Tsantan Sumtang targeting and regulating multiple perturbed pathways
How to jump further and catch up? Path-breaking in an uneven industry space
Recent studies have argued that regional diversification emerges as a path-dependent process. Developed countries that industrialize do so first from core areas in an uneven industry space and have more opportunities to jump to new related industries and sustain economic growth than do developing countries that jump from peripheral areas. Can developing countries/regions jump further to break these path-dependent trajectories? Based on China’s ex…
Economic transition, urbanization and population redistribution in China
Correlation Analysis of PM10 and the Incidence of Lung Cancer in Nanchang, China
Air pollution and lung cancer are closely related. In 2013, the World Health Organization listed outdoor air pollution as carcinogenic and regarded it as the most widespread carcinogen that humans are currently exposed to. Here, grey correlation and data envelopment analysis methods are used to determine the pollution factors causing lung cancer among residents in Nanchang, China, and identify population segments which are more susceptible to air…
Demand for Long-Term Care Insurance in China
The aim of this study was to estimate willingness to pay (WTP) for long-term care insurance (LTCI) and to explore the determinants of demand for LTCI in China. We collected data from a household survey conducted in Qinghai and Zhejiang on a sample of 1842 households. We relied on contingent valuation methods to elicit the demand for LTCI and random effects logistic regression to analyze the factors associated with the demand for LTCI. Complementa…
Place construction in the context of world heritage tourism
In heritage movement and tourism development, places are reconstructed in the contest between different forces for heritage attribution and representation. Since the ‘Kaiping Diaolou and Villages’ were successfully inscribed on the World Heritage List, the development of Kaiping as a heritage site has triggered much discussion. This study considers how ‘Diaolou Country,’ as signified by the Diaolou, has been built up as a new image of Kaiping. Th…
The impact of reference effects on online purchase intention of agricultural products
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyze the impact of reference effects on online purchase intention (OPI) of agricultural products in B2C context and to examine how consumers' food safety consciousness (FSC) moderates that impact. Design/methodology/approach An empirical survey was used to test the hypotheses. Data were collected from a total of 297 online consumers in China. A structural equation modeling is utilized to assess the relat…
How do environmental regulations affect industrial dynamics? Evidence from China's pollution-intensive industries
Seaa Highlights from Cyberspace to Asia
Situated Digitalization
Firm Dynamics, Institutional Context, And Regional Inequality Of Productivity In China
This paper focuses on the issue of regional inequality in China. It seeks to move away from focusing on the relationship between factor accumulation and regional inequality towards an analytical framework that concentrates upon the ways in which regional inequality has articulated with factor productivity and firm dynamics, while acknowledging the role of institutional context. Based on one database on firm‐specific economic and financial variabl…
Does Fertility or Mortality Drive Contemporary Population Aging? The Revisionist View Revisited
Why are contemporary populations still aging?In the Classic view population aging has been driven almost entirely by fertility decline over the demographic transition, while mortality decline has played a minor role.In this view, populations today are still aging because they are still converging toward the new older stable age distribution.But in the past 25 years an elegant mathematical decomposition of changing mean ages has sometimes been int…
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