Cong Zhang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3694232 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Cong Zhang |
| NOMBRES | Cong |
| APELLIDO | Zhang |
| FIRMA | ZHANG C |
| AFILIACIONES | Fudan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2561-2113 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 45 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 56 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 45 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Educational Strategies and the Quest for Chinese Legal, Social and Cultural Citizenship Among Chinese–Japanese Families in Shanghai
This study documents an emerging Sinocentric educational strategy among Chinese–Japanese intermarried families in Shanghai. Based on fieldwork and interviews with five families, it examines how parents decide on nationality, schooling and cultural socialization for their children. Contrary to the prevailing assumption that Japanese social, cultural and legal citizenship confers greater transnational competencies and flexibility, these families in…
Bridging classroom practice and real-world proficiency
This article reports on a pedagogical innovation that integrates generative AI into the authentic assessment of speaking in a CEFR-aligned German language course at a Chinese university. Implemented over a 16-week semester with second-year German majors, the course embedded Gemini AI into four scenario-based learning modules: checking in at the airport, shopping in a supermarket, going to the doctor’s, and dining in a restaurant. Rather than usin…
Development and implementation of a novel clinical teaching model integrating real-world case with patient-specific three-dimensional imaging in urology
L2 learners’ engagement with AI-generated feedback on writing
Writing assessment literacy of teachers of languages other than English
Considering the predominance of research on writing assessment literacy (WAL) in English contexts, this multiple-case study investigates the WAL of tertiary-level teachers of languages other than English (LOTE) in China. Five LOTE teachers across German, Russian, Korean, and Chinese participated in in-depth interviews and provided assessment-related materials. The findings revealed variability in their WAL across participants and imbalances withi…
Challenges in HIV prevention and treatment among men who have sex with men in China
Men who have sex with men (MSM) in China face a high burden of HIV infection. While biomedical interventions are crucial, technology alone cannot explain the challenges of AIDS prevention and treatment in this group; deeper social structural factors need urgent attention. This study analyzes the ways that structural barriers, through the national policy system and structural stigma, affect the HIV prevention and treatment behaviors of MSM in Chin…
The Relationship Among Student Translators' Perceived Teacher Support, Translation Learning Emotions, and Translation Learning Achievement
The crucial role of perceived teacher support in learners' emotions and achievement has been recognised in general foreign language learning. However, limited research has explored its impact on shaping domain‐specific emotions and achievement, especially in translation. Drawing on Positive Psychology, this mixed‐method study examined the interplay between teacher support, translation learning emotions (i.e., enjoyment and anxiety), and translati…
Perceiving and Modeling the Scope of Question Focus in Korean
The precise nature of the prosodic contribution to disambiguating open and polar questions with indefinite content pro-forms in Korean (e.g., nwukwu “who/someone”) remains a matter of debate. One possible relevant prosodic feature is expanded F0 range at the site of question focus. We report the results of a pilot experiment followed by a large-scale online speech perception gating study ( n = 124 ) that manipulated the natural prosody of identic…
Gamification in phonetic perception data collection
Gamification has been increasingly adopted across a range of domains, including academic research, thanks to its inclusive and scalable nature. Gamified tasks involve the incorporation of game elements such as points, levels, and rewards within non-game contexts to enhance participant’s engagement and motivation. Despite its online accessibility and motivating nature, however, there is no agreed protocol regarding which gamified elements to inclu…
The paradox of recentralization
We examine whether China’s 2014 local government debt-swap program, intended to centralize fiscal control and eliminate off-budget borrowing, paradoxically reinforced subnational fiscal autonomy through implicit fiscal decentralization. Exploiting cross-sectional variation in debt levels identified by the 2013 national audit and employing a difference-in-differences design, we examine how the programme affected infrastructure-related land supply …
Formononetin attenuates cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury by regulating microglial glycolysis through AMPK
FN suppresses glycolytic metabolism in microglia through AMPK signaling, thereby influencing microglial polarization and attenuating neuroinflammation
Unlocking Urban Talent Dividends
Currently, the gradual fading of China's traditional demographic dividend has inhibited rapid economic growth. The talent dividend, serving as the localized practice of the ‘second demographic dividend’, is regarded by the Chinese government as the key to promoting high‐quality economic development. The development of the digital economy introduces digital technologies and knowledge, breaking down barriers to the flow of labour information and pr…
Perceived support and perceived ability promote walking behavior in Chinese adults with chronic diseases
Background: Chronic diseases significantly contribute to global physical disability and mortality. Moderate-intensity aerobic activities, such as walking, are vital for managing chronic conditions. Research has shown that enhancing health literacy (HL) is crucial for promoting physical activity. Perceived social support (PSS) and general self-efficacy (GSE) affect HL. However, the effects of PSS and GSE on walking in patients with chronic disease…
Feature evaluation, regression prediction and scenario analysis of carbon emissions from city building operations
The association between type 2 diabetes and asthma incidence
T2D is associated with an increased risk of developing asthma, irrespective of genetic susceptibility. These findings underscore the importance of incorporating glucose regulation strategies into asthma prevention efforts
The escalating burden of cyclist road injuries among reproductive-aged women in china
China's cycling safety crisis constitutes a demographic emergency, with women facing catastrophic mortality due to infrastructural abandonment, regulatory neglect, and unmitigated micro-mobility risks. Urgent gender-responsive interventions-mandating segregated lanes, enforcing WHO-aligned bicycle legislation (helmets, lighting), and integrating bone health into occupational safety-are essential to avert 81,000 projected disability life-years los…
Can territorial cooperation improve regional development? Evidence from Zhejiang’s Mountain-Sea Cooperation
Territorial cooperation is a key institutional tool to foster regional development. This study examines the causal effects of the Mountain-Sea Cooperation Project in China’s Zhejiang Province. Using 2010–2019 panel data and a difference-in-differences estimator, the paper measures the programme’s causal impact on inter-county investment flows and economic development. The results reveal a dual effect. We find that the policy increased investment …
Legislative decentralization and regulatory dilution
Officials’ hometown connections and interprovincial trade in China
This study examines the impact of officials’ hometown connections on interprovincial trade in China, emphasising local officials’ favouritism towards their hometowns. Utilising the detailed curriculum vitae of provincial leaders along with railway trade data for province pairs, the paper finds that provincial governors significantly enhance bilateral trade with their hometowns by 14.0%. Further analysis reveals that governors augment final goods …
Collecting Big Data Through Citizen Science
Gamification of behavioral experiments has been applied successfully to research in a number of disciplines, including linguistics. We believe that these methods have been underutilized in applied linguistics, in particular second-language acquisition research. The incorporation of games and gaming elements (gamification) in behavioral experiments has been shown to mitigate many of the practical constraints characteristic of lab settings, such as…
Economic return of English language proficiency
As English is the international language of the global economy, possessing sufficient English language skills or passing large-scale standardized proficiency tests is believed to have various economic returns. Situating this common belief about English proficiency test scores within the argument-based validity framework, economic returns of English proficiency can be considered a source of validity evidence at the extrapolation inference level. U…
Polygonum cuspidatum Sieb. et Zucc. Extracts improve sepsis-associated acute kidney injury by inhibiting NF-κB-mediated inflammation and pyroptosis
Father knows best? Chinese parents’ perceptions of their influence on child development
This study investigates how Chinese parents’ narratives about the father’s and the mother’s influence on child development reveal their gender beliefs and socialization goals. Drawing on interviews of 62 father-mother pairs from a mixed-method longitudinal study in Nanjing, China, we found that contrary to the assumption that parents of both genders benefit children’s development in their respective, gender-typical ways in extant literature, our …
Profiles of the Future L2 Selves in Foreign Language Learning
The future second language (L2) selves in the L2 motivational self‐system have been widely acknowledged as significant predictors of successful foreign language learning. Given the limitations of variable‐centered approaches prevailing in previous studies, the present study employed latent profile analysis, a classic person‐center approach, to identify distinct profiles of the future L2 selves, and the associations between profiles and emotions, …
The distributional effects of introducing a lottery system in school assignment rule
The Rise of Maternal Grandmother Child Care in Urban Chinese Families
Objective: This study explores the transformation of patrilineality in grandparents' child care in China, which was traditionally oriented almost exclusively toward caring for sons' children.Background: Since China's 1949 revolution, grandparent child care has undergone rapid transformation, shifting from strongly patrilateral to bilateral or even matrilateral, as maternal grandmothers have become far more involved in child care than in previous …
Artificial intelligence in EFL speaking
Why do women value credentials? Perceptions of gender inequality and credentialism in South Korea
Lineage difference in grandmothers’ childcare help and mothers’ parenting stress in urban China
Grandparents are an important source of social support for parents’ adjustment to parenthood. In this study, we examine how urban Chinese mothers experience grandmother support in relation to their parenting stress, based on the interview and survey data of a sample of 352 first-time mothers with 14-month-old children living in Nanjing, China. We find a lineage-based difference in mothers’ experiences of maternal versus paternal grandmothers’ hel…
How urban Chinese parents with 14-month-old children talk about nanny care and childrearing ideals
Existing Western literature about childcare reveals parents hire nannies to play the role of surrogate mother, reflecting Western-held assumptions that a mother caring for her child is the optimal arrangement, with nannies hired to fill this void in their absence. Through analysis of semi-structured interviews with 10 urban Chinese families, our study reveals a departure from these assumptions when it comes to middle-class Chinese, who do not hir…
Father knows best? Chinese parents’ perceptions of their influence on child development
This study investigates how Chinese parents’ narratives about the father’s and the mother’s influence on child development reveal their gender beliefs and socialization goals. Drawing on interviews of 62 father-mother pairs from a mixed-method longitudinal study in Nanjing, China, we found that contrary to the assumption that parents of both genders benefit children’s development in their respective, gender-typical ways in extant literature, our …
Parenting stress and mother– child playful interaction
While the role of instrumental support on the relationship between parenting stress and parenting behavior has received extensive empirical attention, the effect of emotional support has not. This study examined the main effect of emotional support from mothers’ life partners on mother–child playful interactions, as well as the moderating effect of emotional support on the association between parenting stress and mother–child playful interactions…
Effect of essential oil of Syringa pinnatifolia Hemsl. var. alashanensis on ischemia of myocardium, hypoxia and platelet aggregation
A dose–response meta-analysis reveals an association between vitamin B 12 and colorectal cancer risk
Objective The current meta-analysis evaluated the association between vitamin B 12 intake and blood vitamin B 12 level and colorectal cancer (CRC) risk. Design The PubMed and EMBASE databases were searched. A dose–response analysis was performed with generalized least squares regression, with the relative risk (RR) and 95 % CI as effect values. Setting The meta-analysis included seventeen studies. Subjects A total of 10 601 patients. Results The …
Protective effect of Naoxintong against cerebral ischemia reperfusion injury in mice
Parenting stress and mother– child playful interaction
While the role of instrumental support on the relationship between parenting stress and parenting behavior has received extensive empirical attention, the effect of emotional support has not. This study examined the main effect of emotional support from mothers’ life partners on mother–child playful interactions, as well as the moderating effect of emotional support on the association between parenting stress and mother–child playful interactions…
Sagittaria sagittifolia polysaccharide protects against isoniazid- and rifampicin-induced hepatic injury via activation of nuclear factor E2-related factor 2 signaling in mice
“Assessment knowledge is important, but …”
How urban Chinese parents with 14-month-old children talk about nanny care and childrearing ideals
Existing Western literature about childcare reveals parents hire nannies to play the role of surrogate mother, reflecting Western-held assumptions that a mother caring for her child is the optimal arrangement, with nannies hired to fill this void in their absence. Through analysis of semi-structured interviews with 10 urban Chinese families, our study reveals a departure from these assumptions when it comes to middle-class Chinese, who do not hir…
Spatiotemporal Variation Characteristics of Ecosystem Service Losses in the Agro-Pastoral Ecotone of Northern China
Being subject to climate change and human intervention, the land-use pattern in the agro-pastoral ecotone of Northern China has undergone complex changes over the past few decades, which may jeopardize the provision of ecosystem services. Thus, for sustainable land management, ecosystem services should be evaluated and monitored. In this study, based on Landsat TM/ETM data, we quantitatively evaluated the losses of ecosystem service values (ESV) …
The Rise of Maternal Grandmother Child Care in Urban Chinese Families
Objective: This study explores the transformation of patrilineality in grandparents' child care in China, which was traditionally oriented almost exclusively toward caring for sons' children.Background: Since China's 1949 revolution, grandparent child care has undergone rapid transformation, shifting from strongly patrilateral to bilateral or even matrilateral, as maternal grandmothers have become far more involved in child care than in previous …
Why do women value credentials? Perceptions of gender inequality and credentialism in South Korea
Transfer Model Collaborating Metric Learning and Dictionary Learning for Cross-Domain Facial Expression Recognition
Facial expression recognition has drawn increasing attention because of its great potential in human behavior analysis. Traditional recognition models usually assume that the training set is sufficient, and the training and testing data sets have the same distribution. However, these two factors are not satisfied in some cases. In this study, a transfer model collaborating metric learning and dictionary learning called TMMLDL is proposed to addre…
Toward a Quantitative Approach to the Specialness of Poetry
The differences of linguistic features between Chang Hen Ge ( Ge) and Chang Hen Ge Zhuan ( Zhuan) have rarely been mentioned in the relevant fields. Nevertheless, these differences can best highlight the specialness of poetry, for the two works were written contemporaneously by two friends on the same subject, in distinct styles. This article employs quantitative methods and indicators to provide empirical evidence for the specialness of Ge throu…
Change and Continuity in China
Factors influencing Korean students’ choice of study abroad destination short-term and long-term by destination country
Lineage difference in grandmothers’ childcare help and mothers’ parenting stress in urban China
Grandparents are an important source of social support for parents’ adjustment to parenthood. In this study, we examine how urban Chinese mothers experience grandmother support in relation to their parenting stress, based on the interview and survey data of a sample of 352 first-time mothers with 14-month-old children living in Nanjing, China. We find a lineage-based difference in mothers’ experiences of maternal versus paternal grandmothers’ hel…
Family Duties and Job Flexibility
Drawing on survey and interview data from mothers of 14-month infants in Nanjing, China, we explore women’s job trajectories as they juggle work and family responsibilities. Four profiles that emerge among our sample of 371 mothers (high stability, rapid cyclers, high-paid wage-growth, and intermittent) reflected not only their work career trajectories but also their different strategies of managing work-family balance. High-stability mothers wer…
Task effect on L2 rhythm production by Cantonese learners of Portuguese
This study examines L2 Portuguese speech produced by eight native Cantonese speakers from Macao, China. The aims of this study are to investigate (1) whether the speech rhythm in L2 Portuguese is more source-like (more similar to Cantonese) or more target-like (more similar to Portuguese), and (2) whether L2 speech rhythm differs across three different tasks: a reading task, a retelling task, and an interpreting task. Seven rhythm metrics, i.e., …
Global Aspirations, Domestic Choices
Contrary to past studies focusing on the global aspirations of students already studying abroad, our study seeks to explore whether and how academic elite Korean youth with little to no experience and plans to study abroad pursuing domestic pathways engage with globalization narratives as they negotiate their choices. Based on in-depth interviews with 17 Korean college students sampled from a larger survey, we found that they held strong aspirati…
Regional competition, rural pollution haven and environmental injustice in China
Collecting Big Data Through Citizen Science
Gamification of behavioral experiments has been applied successfully to research in a number of disciplines, including linguistics. We believe that these methods have been underutilized in applied linguistics, in particular second-language acquisition research. The incorporation of games and gaming elements (gamification) in behavioral experiments has been shown to mitigate many of the practical constraints characteristic of lab settings, such as…
Economic return of English language proficiency
As English is the international language of the global economy, possessing sufficient English language skills or passing large-scale standardized proficiency tests is believed to have various economic returns. Situating this common belief about English proficiency test scores within the argument-based validity framework, economic returns of English proficiency can be considered a source of validity evidence at the extrapolation inference level. U…
Polygonum cuspidatum Sieb. et Zucc. Extracts improve sepsis-associated acute kidney injury by inhibiting NF-κB-mediated inflammation and pyroptosis
Father knows best? Chinese parents’ perceptions of their influence on child development
This study investigates how Chinese parents’ narratives about the father’s and the mother’s influence on child development reveal their gender beliefs and socialization goals. Drawing on interviews of 62 father-mother pairs from a mixed-method longitudinal study in Nanjing, China, we found that contrary to the assumption that parents of both genders benefit children’s development in their respective, gender-typical ways in extant literature, our …
Profiles of the Future L2 Selves in Foreign Language Learning
The future second language (L2) selves in the L2 motivational self‐system have been widely acknowledged as significant predictors of successful foreign language learning. Given the limitations of variable‐centered approaches prevailing in previous studies, the present study employed latent profile analysis, a classic person‐center approach, to identify distinct profiles of the future L2 selves, and the associations between profiles and emotions, …
The distributional effects of introducing a lottery system in school assignment rule
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