Dan Cui
Biographic Data
| ID | 95350 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dan Cui |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dan |
| FAMILY NAME | Cui |
| SIGNATURE | CUI D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Beijing Foreign Studies University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0824-9092 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 48 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 48 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Study on the English Translation Strategies of Dialects in Northeast Chinese Literary Works —Taking Xiao Jun’s Village in August as the Case
Against the backdrop of building a culturally strong nation and enhancing international communication capacity, this study focuses on the translation of Northeast Chinese dialects in the English versions of Xiao Jun’s Village in August. Integrating the educational goals of ideological and political education in courses, it conducts an in-depth exploration of the strategic choices in dialect translation and the pathways for cultural transmission. …
Cultural Conflict and Cultural Integration in the Construction of Chinese American Identity in FLTRP’s Publication Version
Against the backdrop of globalization, transnational migration has made identity construction of the Chinese diaspora an increasingly prominent issue. Taking Gene Luen Yang’s American Born Chinese as the research object, this paper starts from the root causes of Sino‐US cultural differences and analyzes identity conflicts faced by Chinese Americans from three dimensions: family patterns, interpersonal interaction, and cultural belonging. It furth…
Effectiveness of Friendship Bench in Alleviating Anxiety and Depression Symptoms Among People Living with HIV and High-Risk Populations
Recalcification‐Driven Restoration of Degraded Calcareous Soil for Metal Sequestration
Human‐induced carbonate depletion in the tillage layer of calcareous soils transforms critical metal sinks into significant pollution sources. This study compared the efficacy of agricultural/industrial byproducts (eggshell powder, shell powder, and sugar beet factory lime [SBFL]) versus natural lime materials (calcite and dolomite) for cadmium (Cd) and lead (Pb) immobilization during the recalcification of degraded calcareous soils. Analysis of …
Children’s prosocial lying
This study investigates prosocial lying in children, focusing on their use of polite and altruistic lies in interactions with peers and adults. Despite its significance in moral development, the distinction between polite and altruistic lies remains underexplored, particularly spontaneous altruistic lies and polite lies among peers. Our research, conducted with children aged 7, 9, and 11 years, investigates how these lies are employed across diff…
Autonomous Tasks Design for Higher Education Students’ Foreign Language Learning from the Perspective of Cultural Intelligence—A Case Study of Selected Readings of English Short Stories Course
Under the background of the profound development of globalization and the reshaping of the international competition pattern by artificial intelligence technology, the cultivation of intercultural foreign language talents has become a core issue for higher education to meet the challenges of global governance. The study focuses on the goal of higher education “to cultivate high-quality talents with international vision, intercultural competence a…
A Study of Eco-psychology Writing in Gary Snyder’s Mountains and Rivers Without End from Classic Chinese Thoughts
Gary Snyder spent forty years writing a book of ecological poetry titled Mountains and Rivers Without End. The harmonious relationship between humans and the environment is depicted in these poems, which are full of profound ecological meaning. This condition of harmony aligns with the meanings of traditional Chinese thought, such as Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. The aim of this paper is to apply traditional Chinese thought to the eco-psych…
Hemoglobin as a mediator between air pollution and growth outcomes in children under 60 months
Postnatal exposure to air pollution (PM 2.5 , PM 10 , SO 2 , CO) increases the risk of stunting, particularly during the critical developmental window of 6-23 months of age. This effect is partially mediated by hemoglobin levels, and YYB can moderate this relationship. These findings highlight the importance of prolonged nutritional interventions in mitigating the adverse effects of air pollution on child growth and development, with significant …
Pinocchio’s kindness
The influence of cooperation and competition on children’s resource allocation
Subjective family SES and the internalization of vocational education stigma
A Study on Correlation between Intercultural Sensitivity and the Acquisition of Culture-loaded Vocabulary for Junior High School Students
As a crucially essential part of intercultural communication competence, intercultural sensitivity has been receiving extensive attention from scholars at home and abroad. English Curriculum Standards for Compulsory Education (2022 Edition) also clearly sets out the importance of “cultural awareness” and “intercultural communication competence” from a variety of perspectives. Language acts as the carrier of culture and vocabulary acts as the basi…
A Study of the Chinese Cultural Image of Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze
At the beginning of the 20th century, an American boy arriving in China for the first time views Chinese social phenomena through the lens of American individual heroism, which leads to both conflict and fusion of ideas. After an in-depth understanding of China, there is both praise for the excellent traditional Chinese thought such as Chinese traditional humanistic thought, and a one-sided understanding of the image of Chinese women and Chinese …
A Study of the Contract Spirit in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice
As a famous playwright and one of the most remarkable literary figures in Britain and the world, Shakespeare is the master of humanist literature in the European Renaissance. The Merchant of Venice is one of his the most representative of works. In this play, a conflict arose from different laws: that is Roman law and Christian law. Shakespeare depicts two laws together perfectly. The spirit of contract and Shakespeare’s humanist ideas are profou…
A Study of Representation of Chinese Culture in W. Somerset Maugham’s The Painted Veil
This paper analyzes W. Somerset Maugham’s “The Painted Veil” from the perspective of image studies and its representation of Chinese culture. The importance of cultural representation in literature is discussed, and the research question is posed: how does Maugham represent China and its culture in his novel? The study examines the relationship between image studies and literature, with a focus on Maugham’s portrayal of Chinese people and customs…
Body Writing and Identity Construction of Clones in Ishiguro Kazuo’s Science Fiction Novel Never Let Me Go
Never Let Me Go is a science fiction novel written by Japanese-English author Kazuo Ishiguro (1954-) as a representative Nobel Prize winner in literature. This work has attracted a wide range of attention to the ethical issues related to the heated topic of cloning. The novel focuses on the body writing, through which Ishiguro portrays the clone’s physical health conditions, organ donation, existence of soul, and ultimately, the clone’s demise, i…
Analysis of translation teaching skills in colleges and universities based on deep learning
A Study of Anxiety and Redemption in Gerard Manley Hopkins’ Poems
This paper aims to interpret the anxiety caused by the industrial revolution and how people sought redemption from religion and nature to alleviate spiritual suffering, from the perspective of Gerard Manley Hopkins. The author analyzed the feelings of anxiety generated by the overall social context, due to the impact of the industrial revolution on the environment, human beliefs, and the human body. Meanwhile, the author endeavors to explain that…
A Study on Integrating Cultural Signs of “Global Village” into Cultivating Chinese English Major Students’ Foreign Language Competence with the Vision of Global Community of Shared Future
The fundamental task of cultivating foreign language talents in the new era is to cultivate talents. English major students are supposed to have solid Chinese language skills and cultural knowledge, to be able to skillfully apply language teaching skills related to foreign languages, and have the competence to adopt foreign languages for cross-cultural communication. This article aims to study the “global village” as a unique language practice ba…
A Study of Spatial Writing in John Keats’s Lamia
The 19th English romantic poet John Keats constructed a large number of spaces to assist the narrative process in his narrative poem Lamia. If we re-analyze this poem from a spatial perspective, we will find that the poet is using spatial changes to promote the development of the storyline, and reflect the protagonist’s mental journey from the subtle changes of the scene. This essay aims to explore the special significance of its spatial construc…
Human or Beast
This paper aims to study the Xenogeneic creature’s ethical choice from the perspective of scientific ethics and legal ethics by analyzing the existing problems, construction methods, and failure reasons of orc self-identity in The Island of Dr. Moreau. By analyzing the orcs’ survival dilemma, the author of this paper finds out that the orcs’ failure of self-identity is closely related to the lack of ethical constraints on scientific experiments a…
A Study of Writing of China in W. H. Auden’s Journey to a War
China is one of the countries that paid a precious price during World War II. In this unprecedented human catastrophe, as an important force in the world’s anti-fascist alliance and the main battlefield of the East, China, together with other countries committed to gaining the national and international independence and made significant national sacrifices and historical contributions to eventually win the Warof Resistance Against Japanese Aggres…
From the Perspective of Eco-Translatology to Analyze the Cultural Reflections on the English Translation of the Qiang Minority Shibi-Drama
As an important representative of the oral culture of the Qiang nationality, Shibi-Drama has accumulated the long history and culture of the Qiang people. From the perspective of cross-cultural communication, the English translation of ethnic minority classics such as Qiang Shibi-Drama should not only respect the local knowledge tradition of the ethnic group, but also fully consider the cultural appeals of the target language. Therefore, we are s…
Driven Out
Contemporary issues in public sector accounting and auditing
Capital, distinction, and racialized habitus
Chinese Canadian youth are usually represented as a model minority and are therefore rendered invisible in identity debates. Drawing on Bourdieu's concepts of capital, field, habitus, and distinction, this paper examines how racism affects the identity construction of Chinese youth in different school fields. Particularly, I raise and discuss a theoretical concept, racialized habitus, which is manifested as both intergroup exclusion and intragrou…
Teachers’ racialised habitus in school knowledge construction
This article examines the school experiences of Chinese Canadian youth, a population often ignored by the academy under the model minority discourse. Drawing on Bourdieu’s theoretical insights, I raise and discuss the concept of teachers’ racialised habitus. I explore how teachers’ racialised habitus structures their practices of knowledge construction via formal and hidden curricula, and how it consequently affects Chinese Canadian youth’s ident…
Working People in Alberta
Two Multicultural Debates and the Lived Experiences of Chinese-Canadian Youth
This paper examines the lived experiences of Chinese-Canadian youth in Alberta in relation to two multiculturalism debates: multiculturalism as a politics of recognition and multiculturalism as a cohesive force. It focuses on three themes of their lived experiences, which include racial discrimination and stereotypes in school; biased media representation; and the relationship between ethnic language maintenance, sense of belonging and multicultu…
Spatial–temporal dynamics and determinants of creative class concentration—A study on urban agglomerations in China
The knowledge spillover effects and the uneven spatial distribution of the creative class have attracted much attention from academia and politicians. Our study provides a comparative quantitative analysis of the spatial–temporal evolution and determinants of creative class concentration in three Chinese agglomerations: Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei , the Yangtze River Delta , and the Pearl River Delta , based on the panel data of 2011, 2012, and 2016 at…
Subjective family SES and the internalization of vocational education stigma
Decolonising dominant knowledge constructions in the education of immigrant youth in Canada
This paper examines the dominant knowledge construction in Canadian public schools. Using the grounded theory approach, thirty-six Chinese Canadian youths and young adults were interviewed in Alberta. Drawing on critical, anticolonial and Bourdieusian perspectives, I argue that some teachers’ racialised habitus and biased knowledge constructions devalued the indigenous knowledges that immigrant youth bring to the classroom. Moreover, they reprodu…
Media, Symbolic Violence and Racialized Habitus
This study examines how Chinese Canadian youth perceive media representation of Chinese people and how that perception affects their identity construction. Drawing on Bourdieu and interview data with thirty-six first- and second-generation Chinese Canadian youth in Alberta, we discuss three themes of symbolic violence that Chinese youth experience in the media field. We argue that media-initiated symbolic violence not only reproduces and reinforc…
"Too Asian?" or the Invisible Citizen on the Other Side of the Nation
Two Multicultural Debates and the Lived Experiences of Chinese-Canadian Youth
This paper examines the lived experiences of Chinese-Canadian youth in Alberta in relation to two multiculturalism debates: multiculturalism as a politics of recognition and multiculturalism as a cohesive force. It focuses on three themes of their lived experiences, which include racial discrimination and stereotypes in school; biased media representation; and the relationship between ethnic language maintenance, sense of belonging and multicultu…
Working People in Alberta
"Too Asian?" or the Invisible Citizen on the Other Side of the Nation
The Advantage Effect of Retrieval Practice on Memory Retention and Transfer
Capital, distinction, and racialized habitus
Chinese Canadian youth are usually represented as a model minority and are therefore rendered invisible in identity debates. Drawing on Bourdieu's concepts of capital, field, habitus, and distinction, this paper examines how racism affects the identity construction of Chinese youth in different school fields. Particularly, I raise and discuss a theoretical concept, racialized habitus, which is manifested as both intergroup exclusion and intragrou…
Teachers’ racialised habitus in school knowledge construction
This article examines the school experiences of Chinese Canadian youth, a population often ignored by the academy under the model minority discourse. Drawing on Bourdieu’s theoretical insights, I raise and discuss the concept of teachers’ racialised habitus. I explore how teachers’ racialised habitus structures their practices of knowledge construction via formal and hidden curricula, and how it consequently affects Chinese Canadian youth’s ident…
Decolonising dominant knowledge constructions in the education of immigrant youth in Canada
This paper examines the dominant knowledge construction in Canadian public schools. Using the grounded theory approach, thirty-six Chinese Canadian youths and young adults were interviewed in Alberta. Drawing on critical, anticolonial and Bourdieusian perspectives, I argue that some teachers’ racialised habitus and biased knowledge constructions devalued the indigenous knowledges that immigrant youth bring to the classroom. Moreover, they reprodu…
Media, Symbolic Violence and Racialized Habitus
This study examines how Chinese Canadian youth perceive media representation of Chinese people and how that perception affects their identity construction. Drawing on Bourdieu and interview data with thirty-six first- and second-generation Chinese Canadian youth in Alberta, we discuss three themes of symbolic violence that Chinese youth experience in the media field. We argue that media-initiated symbolic violence not only reproduces and reinforc…
Retracted
Online Medical Teaching in China During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Background: The novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has tested the ability of universities to provide a high-quality, safe educational experience for students due to campuses shutting down. As a result, online learning could shift from a traditional classroom teaching mode and make education accessible to students. Previous studies have used individual online teaching cases to exploit a variety of online learning tools to ensure th…
The Effects of the National Centralized Drug Purchasing Pilot Program on Nucleos(t)ide Analogs in Shenzhen City
Objectives: To assess the effects of the National Centralized Drug Purchasing Pilot Program on nucleos(t)ide analogs (NAs) in Shenzhen city. Methods: Drugs procurement records in medical institutions were analyzed covering the period from January 2018 to December 2019. An interrupted time series (ITS) analysis was used to evaluate the impact of the “4+7” pilot policy on NAs in Shenzhen city. The outcome measures were usage volume, expenditures, d…
An Initial Analysis of the Effects of a Long-Term Care Insurance on Equity and Efficiency
Finding a suitable mechanism to finance long-term care (LTC) is a pressing policy concern for many countries. Using Qingdao city in China as a case study, this article presents an initial assessment of a newly piloted LTC insurance by evaluating its effects on equity and efficiency in financing. Drawing data from 47 in-depth interviews conducted in 2016, this study found that there remain sizable disparities in financial burden among insurance pa…
Influence of Chinese National Centralized Drug Procurement on the price of policy-related drugs
These findings indicate that the price behavior of pharmaceutical enterprises changed under NCDP policy, while the price linkage effect is still limited. It is necessary to further expand the scope of centralized purchased drugs and strengthen the monitoring of related drugs regarding price change and consumption structure
Fiscal autonomy of subnational governments and equity in healthcare resource allocation
Objectives: Promoting equity in healthcare resource allocation (EHRA) has become a critical political agenda of governments at all levels since the ambitious Universal Health Coverage was launched in China in 2009, while the role of an important institutional variable-fiscal autonomy of subnational governments-is often overlooked. The present study was designed to determine the effect of FASG on EHRA and its potential mechanism of action and hete…
Quantitative evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine development policy
Background: Traditional Chinese medicine development policies (TCMDPs) are essential in improving the sustainable development of TCM undertakings, of which transmissions of policy information are closely related to the actual policy effectiveness. However, the inherent components of TCMDPs had not been explored from the structural dimension of policy design. Methods: Based on the policy modeling consistency (PMC) index model, we constructed a com…
Association between blood pressure control status, visit-to-visit blood pressure variability, and cognitive function in elderly Chinese
Background: Cognitive function is a concern among the elderly, which is related to the quality of life, life expectancy, and economic burdens. The relationship between blood pressure (BP) control status, visit-to-visit BP variability, and cognitive function remains controversial. Methods: We aimed to explore the association between BP control status at baseline, visit-to-visit BP variability, and cognitive function. This study included 3,511 elde…
Association Between Children’s Empathy and Depression
Spatial–temporal dynamics and determinants of creative class concentration—A study on urban agglomerations in China
The knowledge spillover effects and the uneven spatial distribution of the creative class have attracted much attention from academia and politicians. Our study provides a comparative quantitative analysis of the spatial–temporal evolution and determinants of creative class concentration in three Chinese agglomerations: Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei , the Yangtze River Delta , and the Pearl River Delta , based on the panel data of 2011, 2012, and 2016 at…
A Study of Anxiety and Redemption in Gerard Manley Hopkins’ Poems
This paper aims to interpret the anxiety caused by the industrial revolution and how people sought redemption from religion and nature to alleviate spiritual suffering, from the perspective of Gerard Manley Hopkins. The author analyzed the feelings of anxiety generated by the overall social context, due to the impact of the industrial revolution on the environment, human beliefs, and the human body. Meanwhile, the author endeavors to explain that…
A Study on Integrating Cultural Signs of “Global Village” into Cultivating Chinese English Major Students’ Foreign Language Competence with the Vision of Global Community of Shared Future
The fundamental task of cultivating foreign language talents in the new era is to cultivate talents. English major students are supposed to have solid Chinese language skills and cultural knowledge, to be able to skillfully apply language teaching skills related to foreign languages, and have the competence to adopt foreign languages for cross-cultural communication. This article aims to study the “global village” as a unique language practice ba…
A Study of Spatial Writing in John Keats’s Lamia
The 19th English romantic poet John Keats constructed a large number of spaces to assist the narrative process in his narrative poem Lamia. If we re-analyze this poem from a spatial perspective, we will find that the poet is using spatial changes to promote the development of the storyline, and reflect the protagonist’s mental journey from the subtle changes of the scene. This essay aims to explore the special significance of its spatial construc…
Human or Beast
This paper aims to study the Xenogeneic creature’s ethical choice from the perspective of scientific ethics and legal ethics by analyzing the existing problems, construction methods, and failure reasons of orc self-identity in The Island of Dr. Moreau. By analyzing the orcs’ survival dilemma, the author of this paper finds out that the orcs’ failure of self-identity is closely related to the lack of ethical constraints on scientific experiments a…
A Study of Writing of China in W. H. Auden’s Journey to a War
China is one of the countries that paid a precious price during World War II. In this unprecedented human catastrophe, as an important force in the world’s anti-fascist alliance and the main battlefield of the East, China, together with other countries committed to gaining the national and international independence and made significant national sacrifices and historical contributions to eventually win the Warof Resistance Against Japanese Aggres…
From the Perspective of Eco-Translatology to Analyze the Cultural Reflections on the English Translation of the Qiang Minority Shibi-Drama
As an important representative of the oral culture of the Qiang nationality, Shibi-Drama has accumulated the long history and culture of the Qiang people. From the perspective of cross-cultural communication, the English translation of ethnic minority classics such as Qiang Shibi-Drama should not only respect the local knowledge tradition of the ethnic group, but also fully consider the cultural appeals of the target language. Therefore, we are s…
The Online Identity Construction of the Elderly Women— Take Chinese Discourse Marker “Ah” as an Example
Recently, the registration of the elder user in cyberspace roses repeatedly. More and more old people prefer to realize self-expression through the Internet, among which the elderly woman is the majority. Based on self-constructed corpus, this paper examines the pragmatic functions of the Chinese discourse marker “Ah”, and discusses what kinds of pragmatic identity has been constructed. This paper discovers that, on the one hand, discourse marker…
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