Changhui Song
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4210862 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Changhui Song |
| PRENOMES | Changhui |
| SOBRENOME | Song |
| ASSINATURA | SONG C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Henan Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1043-6812 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Navigating intersectional stigma and post-traumatic growth among heterosexually married men who have sex with men living with HIV in China
Understanding village doctors’ challenges in delivering end-of-life care in rural China
Being Side or Doing Side
Although binary sex roles dominate gay dating platforms in China, the identity construction processes underlying non-insertive sexual preferences, such as identifying as “side,” remain underexplored. Guided by Sexual Script Theory (SST), this study explored the identity landscape and enacted practices of “side” among tongzhi (men romantically and sexually attracted to men) within Chinese contexts. Using virtual ethnographic observation and semi-s…
Negotiating Conflicting Identities among Heterosexually Married Sexual Minority Men Living with HIV in China
Understanding the Psychological Factors Affecting Vietnamese Ethnic Minority Farmers to Climate Change
Farmers’ adaptation behavior is vital in adapting to climate change (CC) effects and is affected by many factors. However, the influence of psychological factors on the farmers’ behavior has been less investigated. This research demonstrates the effect of these factors on the “adaptation behavior” of ethnic minority farmers in Backan province, Vietnam. We selected randomly 362 farmers for interviews. Focus group discussions and key informant inte…
Different impacts of traditional bullying and cyberbullying in Chinese LGB adolescents and young adults
Reworking Identity, Reworking Heteronormativity
Scholars have studied the mundane reproduction of heteronormativity in everyday life. What happens when heteronormativity is disrupted? We shed light on this question using data from in-depth interviews with 34 heterosexual women ( tongqi) in China who are unwittingly married to men who have sex with men (MSM). Our analysis reveals four ways in which tongqi draw upon heteronormativity to rework their identities in response to the disclosure of th…
Sex life and sexuality among tongqi
The term tongqi refers to cisgender, heterosexual women who unwittingly marry non-straight men. In mainland China, their adverse social position and health have been the subject of concern. This study aims to broaden and diversify perceptions of the lived experiences of tongqi by focusing on sex and sexualities in mixed-orientation marriages. Four themes (lack of sexuality-related exploration before marriage, the unsatisfactory nature of marital …
Marriage fraud” or social constraint? Reasons for understanding tongzhi and tongqi in mixed‐orientation marriages in China
This qualitative study was conducted in the context of ongoing debates on “marriage fraud” to explore the underlying social structural and individual reasons for entering mixed‐orientation marriages affecting men who have sex with men ( tongzhi in Chinese) and non‐complicit women ( tongqi ) who married tongzhi in China. Using a phenomenological approach, sixty‐eight (34 tongzhi and 34 tongqi, unpaired) semi‐structured interviews were conducted th…
HIV-Positive, Heterosexually Married Men Who Have Sex with Men in China
Men in Mixed-Orientation Marriages in Contemporary China
This qualitative study based on 34 in-depth interviews (IDIs) with cis-gendered tongzhi (men who are attracted to men) critically explores the factors influencing their decisions to enter mixed-orientation marriages (MOMs) in China. Theoretically, the study weaves together insights from queer and feminist theorizing and analyzes the role of heteronormativity and patriarchy, especially in relation to hegemonic masculine ideals, in the context of m…
I did not know I was gay”
This study aimed to analyse the life experiences of married tongzhi (defined here as men who are sexually attracted to men) in mixed-orientation marriages in mainland China. The study used a life course perspective to understand sexual identity development among tongzhi, born in the 1970s or thereabouts, in heterosexual marriage and rural China. The study focused on identifying the experiences of the 13 tongzhi participants. Using thematic analys…
I Married a Gay Man’
There has been an increasing interest in the ‘tongqi phenomenon’ in China. The ‘tongqi phenomenon’ is usually described in research as mixed-orientation marriages (MOMs). Tongqi refers to a group of heterosexual women who unwittingly married non-straight men. While the literature on the ‘tongqi phenomenon’ has mainly focused on the adverse effects and victimisation on tongqi, this qualitative study aimed to understand how tongqi construct their r…
I Married a Gay Man’
There has been an increasing interest in the ‘tongqi phenomenon’ in China. The ‘tongqi phenomenon’ is usually described in research as mixed-orientation marriages (MOMs). Tongqi refers to a group of heterosexual women who unwittingly married non-straight men. While the literature on the ‘tongqi phenomenon’ has mainly focused on the adverse effects and victimisation on tongqi, this qualitative study aimed to understand how tongqi construct their r…
Marriage fraud” or social constraint? Reasons for understanding tongzhi and tongqi in mixed‐orientation marriages in China
This qualitative study was conducted in the context of ongoing debates on “marriage fraud” to explore the underlying social structural and individual reasons for entering mixed‐orientation marriages affecting men who have sex with men ( tongzhi in Chinese) and non‐complicit women ( tongqi ) who married tongzhi in China. Using a phenomenological approach, sixty‐eight (34 tongzhi and 34 tongqi, unpaired) semi‐structured interviews were conducted th…
Men in Mixed-Orientation Marriages in Contemporary China
This qualitative study based on 34 in-depth interviews (IDIs) with cis-gendered tongzhi (men who are attracted to men) critically explores the factors influencing their decisions to enter mixed-orientation marriages (MOMs) in China. Theoretically, the study weaves together insights from queer and feminist theorizing and analyzes the role of heteronormativity and patriarchy, especially in relation to hegemonic masculine ideals, in the context of m…
I did not know I was gay”
This study aimed to analyse the life experiences of married tongzhi (defined here as men who are sexually attracted to men) in mixed-orientation marriages in mainland China. The study used a life course perspective to understand sexual identity development among tongzhi, born in the 1970s or thereabouts, in heterosexual marriage and rural China. The study focused on identifying the experiences of the 13 tongzhi participants. Using thematic analys…
I Married a Gay Man’
There has been an increasing interest in the ‘tongqi phenomenon’ in China. The ‘tongqi phenomenon’ is usually described in research as mixed-orientation marriages (MOMs). Tongqi refers to a group of heterosexual women who unwittingly married non-straight men. While the literature on the ‘tongqi phenomenon’ has mainly focused on the adverse effects and victimisation on tongqi, this qualitative study aimed to understand how tongqi construct their r…
Sex life and sexuality among tongqi
The term tongqi refers to cisgender, heterosexual women who unwittingly marry non-straight men. In mainland China, their adverse social position and health have been the subject of concern. This study aims to broaden and diversify perceptions of the lived experiences of tongqi by focusing on sex and sexualities in mixed-orientation marriages. Four themes (lack of sexuality-related exploration before marriage, the unsatisfactory nature of marital …
Marriage fraud” or social constraint? Reasons for understanding tongzhi and tongqi in mixed‐orientation marriages in China
This qualitative study was conducted in the context of ongoing debates on “marriage fraud” to explore the underlying social structural and individual reasons for entering mixed‐orientation marriages affecting men who have sex with men ( tongzhi in Chinese) and non‐complicit women ( tongqi ) who married tongzhi in China. Using a phenomenological approach, sixty‐eight (34 tongzhi and 34 tongqi, unpaired) semi‐structured interviews were conducted th…
HIV-Positive, Heterosexually Married Men Who Have Sex with Men in China
Men in Mixed-Orientation Marriages in Contemporary China
This qualitative study based on 34 in-depth interviews (IDIs) with cis-gendered tongzhi (men who are attracted to men) critically explores the factors influencing their decisions to enter mixed-orientation marriages (MOMs) in China. Theoretically, the study weaves together insights from queer and feminist theorizing and analyzes the role of heteronormativity and patriarchy, especially in relation to hegemonic masculine ideals, in the context of m…
Understanding the Psychological Factors Affecting Vietnamese Ethnic Minority Farmers to Climate Change
Farmers’ adaptation behavior is vital in adapting to climate change (CC) effects and is affected by many factors. However, the influence of psychological factors on the farmers’ behavior has been less investigated. This research demonstrates the effect of these factors on the “adaptation behavior” of ethnic minority farmers in Backan province, Vietnam. We selected randomly 362 farmers for interviews. Focus group discussions and key informant inte…
Different impacts of traditional bullying and cyberbullying in Chinese LGB adolescents and young adults
Reworking Identity, Reworking Heteronormativity
Scholars have studied the mundane reproduction of heteronormativity in everyday life. What happens when heteronormativity is disrupted? We shed light on this question using data from in-depth interviews with 34 heterosexual women ( tongqi) in China who are unwittingly married to men who have sex with men (MSM). Our analysis reveals four ways in which tongqi draw upon heteronormativity to rework their identities in response to the disclosure of th…
Navigating intersectional stigma and post-traumatic growth among heterosexually married men who have sex with men living with HIV in China
Understanding village doctors’ challenges in delivering end-of-life care in rural China
Being Side or Doing Side
Although binary sex roles dominate gay dating platforms in China, the identity construction processes underlying non-insertive sexual preferences, such as identifying as “side,” remain underexplored. Guided by Sexual Script Theory (SST), this study explored the identity landscape and enacted practices of “side” among tongzhi (men romantically and sexually attracted to men) within Chinese contexts. Using virtual ethnographic observation and semi-s…
Negotiating Conflicting Identities among Heterosexually Married Sexual Minority Men Living with HIV in China
LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (8 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Qualitative research (6 obras) · Sexual orientation (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Thematic analysis (6 obras) · China (5 obras) · Human sexuality (5 obras) · Heteronormativity (4 obras)