Jie Dong
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3592015 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jie Dong |
| NOMBRES | Jie |
| APELLIDO | Dong |
| FIRMA | DONG J |
| AFILIACIONES | Tsinghua University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8886-0202 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 43 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 120 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 5 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2007 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Fair competition and innovation quality
Beyond quantity
While the quantity of underground commercial facilities has been extensively studied for urban development, their economic performance, a critical indicator of sustainability, remains underexplored. This deficiency risks economically unsustainable development and wasted underground space resources. To bridge this gap, this paper developed a novel evaluation framework that leveraged openly accessible social media data (Dazhong Dianping) to assess …
A Mathematical Model for Continuous Expression of Urban Underground Space Resource Multi-Object Evaluation
Urban underground space resource (UUSR) constitutes a critical natural resource and a vital component of the natural environment, whose rational utilization is essential for the sustainable development of cities. Mathematical models are indispensable for the multi-object evaluation of UUSR. However, in previous research based on traditional mathematical models, neither the continuous expression of evaluation results has been considered, nor has t…
The Effect of Materialism on Relative Deprivation
Interplay of population mobility, healthcare resources, and spatiotemporal clustering
Background This study leverages Zhejiang Province’s HIV-confirmed positive blood donor database (2017–2024), integrating multidimensional data including demographic, serological, geospatial, and policy indicators to systematically analyze infection risk factors, screening marker characteristics, spatiotemporal distribution patterns, migration impacts, and the regulatory effects of healthcare resource allocation and government investment on donor …
Influence of physical exercise on activities of daily living in older adults
Background: Activities of Daily Living (ADL) are crucial for assessing older adult's ability to live independently. Physical exercise has a positive impact on ADL. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the reduction of social interaction and the limited use of exercise facilities led some older adults to reduce regular exercise and show more sedentary behavior. This study aimed to examine the influence of physical exercise on the Activities of Daily Livi…
Does High-Speed Rail Promote Residents’ Subjective Well-Being? Evidence From China
Although the impact of high-speed railway (HSR) on economic development has received extensive attention, few studies explore how HSR influences individuals’ daily life. Using the pooled cross-section data from China Labor-force Dynamic Survey (CLDS), we examine the relationship between HSR services and subjective well-being (SWB). The baseline result indicates that HSR project bring a significant and positive improvement on individuals’ SWB in t…
Unveiling the detoxification components and mechanisms of glycyrrhizae radix et rhizoma
The neural mechanisms underlying semantic unification and semanteme integration
Gospel or curse
Energy poverty, especially in rural areas, has become a central focus of scholarly and policy discussions. However, there is a significant gap in understanding the impact of religious beliefs on this phenomenon. This paper aims to fill this gap by utilizing household survey data from the China Labor-force Dynamics Survey (CLDS) spanning three waves (2012, 2014, and 2016) to examine the causal link between religious beliefs and energy poverty, cov…
Establishing a screening strategy for non-discriminatory reactive blood donors by constructing a predictive model of hepatitis B virus infection status from a single blood center in China
Background When employing the transcription-mediated amplification method for screening blood donors, there are some non-discriminatory reactive results which are screening assay reactive but HBV-DNA discriminatory assay negative. This raises concerns regarding the possibility of false positives among donors, which may lead to permanent deferral of blood donors and affect blood supply. This study aimed to elucidate the infection status of these n…
Toward an ethnographic materialist semiotics
Jan Blommaert had a profound impact on studies of language in society, pushing many concepts, theories, and research approaches to the center of sociolinguistics. Materialist semiotics is one of the theories and research approaches that he argued for forcefully. Blommaert’s approach to semiotics aligns with Kress’s social semiotics and Scollon and Scollon’s geosemiotics, with an emphasis on the social and materialist nature of signs. By theorizin…
Fairness, Relationship, and Identity Construction in Human-AI Interaction
Effects of Water Content on the Dynamic Response of the Railway Cut Slope Subjected to Heavy-Haul Trains Cyclic Loading
Investigating the relationship between water contents and the dynamic response of soil cut slopes under the action of train loading is beneficial to slope safety assessment. The effect of water contents on dynamic response characteristics and the potential failure mechanism of the slope under cyclic loading was investigated using geotechnical model tests and numerical calculations. It was found that a slope with higher water content showed a larg…
Consistency between 3 days' dietary records and 24-h urine in estimating salt intake in children and adolescents
Purpose: This study aimed to evaluate the salt intake in boarding school students and the consistency between salt intake measurements based on 24-h urine and weighed dietary records over 3 consecutive days in this population. Methods: This was a school-based cross-sectional study. Overweight (including obesity) or hypertensive students aged 6-14 years and their normal counterparts were recruited for this study at three boarding schools in China.…
Urine Phthalate Levels and Liver Function in US Adolescents
Background Phthalates are non-persistent chemicals with endocrine-disrupting abilities widely used in a variety of consumer products. Evidence for the effects of phthalate exposure on liver function in adolescents is lacking. Methods Data were analyzed from the combined 2007–2016 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). Ultimately, a total of 1,650 adolescents aged 12–19 years were selected as the samples. Weighted linear regres…
Paternal Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Radiation Exposure Causes Sex-Specific Differences in Body Weight Trajectory and Glucose Metabolism in Offspring Mice
Nowadays, concerns about the harmful effects of radiofrequency electromagnetic radiation (RF-EMR) on male fertility and offspring health are growing. In the present study, we investigated the effects of long-term exposure (at least 10 weeks) to the RF-EMR [2.0 GHz; power density, 2.5 W/m 2 ; whole-body specific absorption rate (SAR), 0.125–0.5 W/kg] on male mice fertility and F1 growth and glucose metabolism. No significant injuries were observed…
Dark Side or Bright Side
Existing studies have explored the causal effect of social capital on harmful drinking, while the effect of drinking habits on trust is scant. In China, drinking rituals and drinking culture are considered important ways of promoting social interaction and trust, especially in rural areas where traditional culture is stronger. Based on a field survey in rural China in 2019, this paper explores the relationship between drinking habits and trust. F…
Heavy Metal Pollution Characteristics and Source Analysis in the Dust Fall on Buildings of Different Heights
High-rise buildings block airflow, and dust accumulates on their upper surfaces. In this study, dust fall on the rooftops of low-, medium-, and high-rise buildings was sampled and analyzed to assess the degree of atmospheric heavy metal pollution. The Cr, Mn, Ni, Cu, Zn, As, Cd, and Pb mass fractions in dust samples were analyzed by microwave digestion/inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry. The average Cr, Ni, Cu, As, Cd, and Pb concentrat…
Mediating roles of social anxiety and interpersonal distress in the relationship between mobile phone addiction and loneliness
The present study aimed to explore the relationship between mobile phone addiction and loneliness among college students and the possible mediating roles of social anxiety and interpersonal distress may play in that relationship. A total of 477 Chinese college students (male =167 [35.01%], female =310 [64.99%]; mean age = 20.11 years, SD = 1.17 years) completed the Mobile Phone Addiction Index Scale, the UCLA Loneliness Scale-Version 3, the Socia…
Research and Practice of Ideological and Political Teaching in “Mobile Communication” Course
Curriculum ideological and political education is an important task to improve the quality of talent training. Firmly establish the educational concept of "student development as the center ", focus on the construction goal of morality education, design reasonable teaching plan by excavating and expanding the ideological and political education resources contained in the course of" mobile communication ". The research and practice of this subject…
Will Multidisciplinary Collaboration Reduce the Disability Rate of Diabetic Foot (2009–2019)?—A Study Based on the Perspective of Organizational Reform
Objectives: Discuss the experience and practice of multidisciplinary cooperation of diabetic foot in China and analyze its impact on the quality of care. Methods: This study observed the medical procedure by interviewing 12 key personnel in-depth. We extracted data from medical records and assessed the effect of MDT in three dimensions: quality, efficiency, and cost, to eventually achieve a final conclusion. Results: The studied reform includes t…
Labor is the most glorious
Language and globalization revisited
This short paper discusses language and globalization in the context of COVID-19. The pandemic has important impacts on people across the globe, and in particular the absence of face-to-face interaction results in new forms of communication and may lead to new ways of language change. This paper revisits sociolinguistics and globalization, and discusses challenges brought about by COVID-19 and its containment measures. The pandemic generates part…
Writing towards empathy
The dehumanisation of migrants is an urgent international concern. This article looks at the way intercultural education interventions based on expressive writing can help counteract this trend by increasing empathy towards migrants among host community members. It specifically discusses the innovative model of an expressive writing cycle carried out with Central American transit migrants and host community students in Guanajuato, Mexico. The cyc…
The enregisterment of Putonghua in practice
Space, scale and accents
This paper draws on the recently theorised notions of space and scale in sociolinguistics to investigate the complexity and micro-variation of the Chinese language in the context of mass internal migration, and the way in which sociolinguistic process shed light on the construction of migrant identities. In spite of the enormously rich diversity in Chinese languages, images of linguistic stability and homogeneity overlie the societal diversity th…
Isn't it enough to be a Chinese speaker
Space, signs, and legitimate workers’ identities
This paper investigates the linguistic landscape (LL) signs of an “urban village” inhabited by rural–urban migrant workers in suburban Beijing. Migrant workers have moved to urban centers for low-skill low-income jobs on a massive scale over past decades as China has undergone rapid economic changes. Some of them start to invest their time and energy in building a new workers’ community and in constructing urban workers’ identities through lingui…
Taste, discourse and middle-class identity
This study adopts Bourdieu's conceptualization of taste and distinction to examine the discursive construction of Chinese middle-class identities. Drawing on an ethnographic fieldwork of young urban professionals who display a shared passion for Saab cars, this article presents three examples to instantiate the ways that the participants employ linguistic and discursive resources to construct an urban middle-class identity revolving around consum…
Labor is the most glorious
Chinese elite migrants and formation of new communities in a changing society
The online-offline distinction is increasingly observed by academics and laypersons. How are the 'virtual' spaces intertwined with the offline physical world? What are locally specific meanings of the online communicative practices? And how do offline contexts shape online activities? Drawing on my ethnographic fieldwork among Chinese urban elite migrants, the study explores the ways in which new types of urban communities are formed as an outcom…
Language and Identity Construction of China’s Rural-Urban Migrant Children
This article investigates the identity construction process of China’s rural-urban migrant children through analyses of their discourses and of their use of language. Rural children have relocated to the urban centers with their parents on a massive scale over the past decades as China has undergone rapid economic changes. Many migrant children are able to attend urban public schools, and their identity construction emerges as an important issue …
Voice making in intercultural communication
This article investigates voice making of Chinese transcontinental emigrants in intercultural communication from a Chinese perspective. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork in Beijing, I study new Chinese emigrants who have moved upward to the middle layers of the Chinese society, and now move out of the country by mobilizing their economic, educational, linguistic, and cultural resources. I present two cases to demonstrate the new emigrants’ use of…
When modern public space encounters postmodern migration
This article explores the discursive processes of migrant identity construction through multilingual practices in the context of China’s linguistic diversity and population movement. Drawing on the data from ethnographic observation, interview and document collection, the article demonstrates how small discursive features become emblematic of individual and group identities, and how such identities are negotiated and ratified at various scale lev…
Voicing as an Essential Problem of Communication
This article explores voicing processes of identity construction among labor immigrants both inside China and in the Dutch Chinese Diaspora. We provide ethnographically grounded data oriented toward a theoretical point: voicing is an essential problem in communication. Whether one is able to achieve his voice-an outcome of a communicative process-is often conditioned by pretextual factors that exist before and beyond communication, and has to be …
Language and globalization revisited
This short paper discusses language and globalization in the context of COVID-19. The pandemic has important impacts on people across the globe, and in particular the absence of face-to-face interaction results in new forms of communication and may lead to new ways of language change. This paper revisits sociolinguistics and globalization, and discusses challenges brought about by COVID-19 and its containment measures. The pandemic generates part…
Learning Identity
Space, scale and accents
This paper draws on the recently theorised notions of space and scale in sociolinguistics to investigate the complexity and micro-variation of the Chinese language in the context of mass internal migration, and the way in which sociolinguistic process shed light on the construction of migrant identities. In spite of the enormously rich diversity in Chinese languages, images of linguistic stability and homogeneity overlie the societal diversity th…
Isn't it enough to be a Chinese speaker
The enregisterment of Putonghua in practice
When modern public space encounters postmodern migration
This article explores the discursive processes of migrant identity construction through multilingual practices in the context of China’s linguistic diversity and population movement. Drawing on the data from ethnographic observation, interview and document collection, the article demonstrates how small discursive features become emblematic of individual and group identities, and how such identities are negotiated and ratified at various scale lev…
Voicing as an Essential Problem of Communication
This article explores voicing processes of identity construction among labor immigrants both inside China and in the Dutch Chinese Diaspora. We provide ethnographically grounded data oriented toward a theoretical point: voicing is an essential problem in communication. Whether one is able to achieve his voice-an outcome of a communicative process-is often conditioned by pretextual factors that exist before and beyond communication, and has to be …
Voice making in intercultural communication
This article investigates voice making of Chinese transcontinental emigrants in intercultural communication from a Chinese perspective. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork in Beijing, I study new Chinese emigrants who have moved upward to the middle layers of the Chinese society, and now move out of the country by mobilizing their economic, educational, linguistic, and cultural resources. I present two cases to demonstrate the new emigrants’ use of…
Effect of cortex mori on pharmacokinetic profiles of main isoflavonoids from pueraria lobata in rat plasma
Chinese elite migrants and formation of new communities in a changing society
The online-offline distinction is increasingly observed by academics and laypersons. How are the 'virtual' spaces intertwined with the offline physical world? What are locally specific meanings of the online communicative practices? And how do offline contexts shape online activities? Drawing on my ethnographic fieldwork among Chinese urban elite migrants, the study explores the ways in which new types of urban communities are formed as an outcom…
Language and Identity Construction of China’s Rural-Urban Migrant Children
This article investigates the identity construction process of China’s rural-urban migrant children through analyses of their discourses and of their use of language. Rural children have relocated to the urban centers with their parents on a massive scale over the past decades as China has undergone rapid economic changes. Many migrant children are able to attend urban public schools, and their identity construction emerges as an important issue …
Space, signs, and legitimate workers’ identities
This paper investigates the linguistic landscape (LL) signs of an “urban village” inhabited by rural–urban migrant workers in suburban Beijing. Migrant workers have moved to urban centers for low-skill low-income jobs on a massive scale over past decades as China has undergone rapid economic changes. Some of them start to invest their time and energy in building a new workers’ community and in constructing urban workers’ identities through lingui…
Taste, discourse and middle-class identity
This study adopts Bourdieu's conceptualization of taste and distinction to examine the discursive construction of Chinese middle-class identities. Drawing on an ethnographic fieldwork of young urban professionals who display a shared passion for Saab cars, this article presents three examples to instantiate the ways that the participants employ linguistic and discursive resources to construct an urban middle-class identity revolving around consum…
Writing towards empathy
The dehumanisation of migrants is an urgent international concern. This article looks at the way intercultural education interventions based on expressive writing can help counteract this trend by increasing empathy towards migrants among host community members. It specifically discusses the innovative model of an expressive writing cycle carried out with Central American transit migrants and host community students in Guanajuato, Mexico. The cyc…
A comparative effect of high involvement load versus lack of involvement load on vocabulary learning among Iranian sophomore EFL learners
This study aimed to compare the impact of high involvement load versus lack of involvement load on vocabulary learning among Iranian sophomore EFL learners. In a cross-sectional control and experimental group design, two sophomore intact BA classes majoring in translational studies were participated in this study. The first experimental group (the one with high involvement load) was required to sit for the first reading comprehension test. Here, …
Topicalizing psychosocial distress in cancer follow-up consultations
This paper reports on a case study into the effects on doctor–patient interaction of the use of the Distress Thermometer and Problem List (DT+PL) as a tool to further the discussion of psychosocial distress in the follow-up head-and-neck cancer consultation. The follow-up head-and-neck cancer consultation is a well-defined, goal-oriented, institutional speech event. Its aims include checking patients for recurrence and monitoring patients for aft…
How do celebrities respond to criticism in media interviews? The case of an Egyptian TV show
The current study examined the realization of the speech act of responding to criticism within the context of televised interviews with celebrities. A total of 146 male and female celebrities’ responses to criticism in a popular Egyptian TV show were transcribed and analyzed. The analysis aimed to develop an adapted model of criticism-response strategies that suit the context of media interviews and to examine the influence of gender on the celeb…
Investigating the relationship between Iranian EFL learners’ use of language learning strategies and foreign language skills achievement
This mixed methods study aimed at examining the relationship between EFL learners’ use of language learning strategies and the extent to which they achieved foreign language skills, namely writing, reading, listening, and speaking. The study also sought to identify possible differences between high and low achieving language learners regarding the frequency and type of their language learning strategies. To this end, the Strategy Inventory for La…
Ethnographic Fieldwork
The authors draw on their experiences in explaining the complexities of ethnographic fieldwork as a knowledge trajectory. They do so in an accessible way that makes these complexities easier to understand and to handle. The 2nd edition of this bestselling book updates the 1st edition and includes a new postscript on ethnography in an online world
Ethnographic Fieldwork
The authors draw on their experiences in explaining the complexities of ethnographic fieldwork as a knowledge trajectory. They do so in an accessible way that makes these complexities easier to understand and to handle. The 2 nd edition of this bestselling book updates the 1 st edition and includes a new postscript on ethnography in an online world
Research and Practice of Ideological and Political Teaching in “Mobile Communication” Course
Curriculum ideological and political education is an important task to improve the quality of talent training. Firmly establish the educational concept of "student development as the center ", focus on the construction goal of morality education, design reasonable teaching plan by excavating and expanding the ideological and political education resources contained in the course of" mobile communication ". The research and practice of this subject…
Will Multidisciplinary Collaboration Reduce the Disability Rate of Diabetic Foot (2009–2019)?—A Study Based on the Perspective of Organizational Reform
Objectives: Discuss the experience and practice of multidisciplinary cooperation of diabetic foot in China and analyze its impact on the quality of care. Methods: This study observed the medical procedure by interviewing 12 key personnel in-depth. We extracted data from medical records and assessed the effect of MDT in three dimensions: quality, efficiency, and cost, to eventually achieve a final conclusion. Results: The studied reform includes t…
Labor is the most glorious
Language and globalization revisited
This short paper discusses language and globalization in the context of COVID-19. The pandemic has important impacts on people across the globe, and in particular the absence of face-to-face interaction results in new forms of communication and may lead to new ways of language change. This paper revisits sociolinguistics and globalization, and discusses challenges brought about by COVID-19 and its containment measures. The pandemic generates part…
Consistency between 3 days' dietary records and 24-h urine in estimating salt intake in children and adolescents
Purpose: This study aimed to evaluate the salt intake in boarding school students and the consistency between salt intake measurements based on 24-h urine and weighed dietary records over 3 consecutive days in this population. Methods: This was a school-based cross-sectional study. Overweight (including obesity) or hypertensive students aged 6-14 years and their normal counterparts were recruited for this study at three boarding schools in China.…
Urine Phthalate Levels and Liver Function in US Adolescents
Background Phthalates are non-persistent chemicals with endocrine-disrupting abilities widely used in a variety of consumer products. Evidence for the effects of phthalate exposure on liver function in adolescents is lacking. Methods Data were analyzed from the combined 2007–2016 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). Ultimately, a total of 1,650 adolescents aged 12–19 years were selected as the samples. Weighted linear regres…
Sociology (21 obras) · Psychology (17 obras) · Linguistics (14 obras) · Political science (13 obras) · Multilingual Education and Policy (12 obras) · Anthropology (10 obras) · Medicine (10 obras) · Computer Science (9 obras) · Ethnography (9 obras) · China (8 obras)