Ge Zhu
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4069135 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ge Zhu |
| NOMBRES | Ge |
| APELLIDO | Zhu |
| FIRMA | ZHU G |
| AFILIACIONES | Renmin University of China |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2109-4857 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 16 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
What Needs to be Governed? Hip-Hop Cultural Governance in China through the Lens of Modifications to Rap Music Lyrics
Rap music, as a core element of hip-hop culture, is often celebrated for its subcultural resistance but has undergone significant transformation in China amid processes of mainstreaming and state cultural governance. While previous research has highlighted the localisation and commercialisation of Chinese hip-hop, limited attention has been paid to the micro-level textual shifts in the mainstreaming of Chinese rap music. This study investigates h…
Too Much of a Good Thing
Dramatization is widely used in health-related short videos to enhance engagement and health outcomes. However, its educational value remains underexplored in health communication. This study combined content analysis and experimental design to examine how dramatic signs and dramatic structure influence engagement (likes, comments, shares, and favorites) and knowledge acquisition. Study 1 analyzed 841 health-related Douyin videos to assess the pr…
Cultivating Self-Care
Encouraging personal responsibility for health is central to China’s policy response to rapid population aging, with mass media mobilized to support this goal. Drawing on cultivation theory, this study surveys 500 Chinese adults to examine how health television cultivates beliefs in personal responsibility for health and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) self-care. TV viewing was positively associated with favorable TCM attitudes, perceived bene…
Expensive famine
Does Longer Tenure Mean Greater Ability? Deep-Rooted Politics and Migration in Rural China
This study examines the political motivations behind changes in labor migration rates in Chinese villages. Using data from the China village survey, we estimate the impact of the tenure gap between the village committee director and party branch secretary on village labor migration rates. We find that within the dual power structure of villages, a longer political tenure for the secretary relative to the director significantly suppresses village …
Escape or encouragement? The role of media entertainment during the Covid-19 pandemic in China
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese people could use media entertainment to relieve the stress associated with the situation. This study examines whether media entertainment helped Chinese people escape from the flood of pandemic-related information or encouraged them to take preventive measures and protect themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on the social amplification of risk framework, this study investigates the role of media ent…
Partially autonomous vehicles (PAVs) vs. fully autonomous vehicles (FAVs)
The effect of outdoor activities on the medical expenditure of older people
These findings contribute to understanding the relationship between outdoor activities, health, and medical expenditure in older people, guiding policy formulation and interventions. Encouraging and supporting older adults in outdoor activities can enhance their quality of life and alleviate medical resource strain. The study's conclusions can also inform health promotion measures for other populations and serve as a basis for future research in …
Participate in Philanthropy for Idols or Society? Fans' Social Media Practices, Dual Identity, and Civic Engagement in Chinese Online Fandom
Fan philanthropy in China has undergone a significant transformation with the rise of social media platforms, allowing fan communities to showcase unprecedented organizational capabilities and efficient collective action. It is worth noting that behind this collective action is the dual identity mechanism of Chinese fans who both support idols as fans and need to be positive citizens. This article employs the social identity model of collective a…
Dynamic Fusion Technology of Mobile Video and 3D GIS
Mobile videos contain a large amount of data, where the information interesting to the user can either be discrete or distributed. This paper introduces a method for fusing 3D geographic information systems (GIS) and video image textures. For the dynamic fusion of video in 3DGIS where the position and pose angle of the filming device change moment by moment, it integrates GIS 3D visualization, pose resolution and motion interpolation, and propose…
Machine Recognition of Map Point Symbols Based on Yolov3 and Automatic Configuration Associated with POI
This study is oriented towards machine autonomous mapping and the need to improve the efficiency of map point symbol recognition and configuration. Therefore, an intelligent recognition method for point symbols was developed using the You Only Look Once Version 3 (YOLOv3) algorithm along with the Convolutional Block Attention Module (CBAM). Then, the recognition results of point symbols were associated with the point of interest (POI) to achieve …
Effects of Vaccine-Related Conspiracy Theories on Chinese Young Adults’ Perceptions of the HPV Vaccine
This online experiment used the Theory of Planned Behavior to examine the impact of exposure to conspiracy social media messages on Chinese young adults' perceptions of the HPV vaccine. Three major findings were identified. First, exposure to anti-vaccine conspiracy theories resulted in less favorable attitudes toward the HPV vaccine, less positive perceived norms regarding getting vaccinated, and weaker vaccination intentions. Second, people who…
A neoliberal transformation or the revival of ancient healing? A critical analysis of traditional Chinese medicine discourse on Chinese television
Neoliberalism has profoundly shaped health discourse and promotion in Western countries, and scholars have also begun applying the hegemonic global ideology and framework of governance to study the non-Western world. This paper examines Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) discourse on China’s mainstream television through the theoretical lens of neoliberalism. A critical discourse analysis finds that the ‘actively responsible individual’, the cent…
Cautionary Tales
The goal of this mixed-methods study is to investigate how the stories of victims represent the risk of cyberbullying in more than a decade’s worth of U. S. news stories. Exemplars were common, appearing in almost half of 622 news stories from more than 70 U. S. newspapers. Further, exemplars experiencing extreme outcomes, specifically suicide, were predominant, and exemplars who had died by suicide were also defined by their differences, a patte…
China’s CO2 peak before 2030 implied from characteristics and growth of cities
China’s CO2 peak before 2030 implied from characteristics and growth of cities
Participate in Philanthropy for Idols or Society? Fans' Social Media Practices, Dual Identity, and Civic Engagement in Chinese Online Fandom
Fan philanthropy in China has undergone a significant transformation with the rise of social media platforms, allowing fan communities to showcase unprecedented organizational capabilities and efficient collective action. It is worth noting that behind this collective action is the dual identity mechanism of Chinese fans who both support idols as fans and need to be positive citizens. This article employs the social identity model of collective a…
China’s CO2 peak before 2030 implied from characteristics and growth of cities
Effects of Vaccine-Related Conspiracy Theories on Chinese Young Adults’ Perceptions of the HPV Vaccine
This online experiment used the Theory of Planned Behavior to examine the impact of exposure to conspiracy social media messages on Chinese young adults' perceptions of the HPV vaccine. Three major findings were identified. First, exposure to anti-vaccine conspiracy theories resulted in less favorable attitudes toward the HPV vaccine, less positive perceived norms regarding getting vaccinated, and weaker vaccination intentions. Second, people who…
A neoliberal transformation or the revival of ancient healing? A critical analysis of traditional Chinese medicine discourse on Chinese television
Neoliberalism has profoundly shaped health discourse and promotion in Western countries, and scholars have also begun applying the hegemonic global ideology and framework of governance to study the non-Western world. This paper examines Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) discourse on China’s mainstream television through the theoretical lens of neoliberalism. A critical discourse analysis finds that the ‘actively responsible individual’, the cent…
Cautionary Tales
The goal of this mixed-methods study is to investigate how the stories of victims represent the risk of cyberbullying in more than a decade’s worth of U. S. news stories. Exemplars were common, appearing in almost half of 622 news stories from more than 70 U. S. newspapers. Further, exemplars experiencing extreme outcomes, specifically suicide, were predominant, and exemplars who had died by suicide were also defined by their differences, a patte…
Machine Recognition of Map Point Symbols Based on Yolov3 and Automatic Configuration Associated with POI
This study is oriented towards machine autonomous mapping and the need to improve the efficiency of map point symbol recognition and configuration. Therefore, an intelligent recognition method for point symbols was developed using the You Only Look Once Version 3 (YOLOv3) algorithm along with the Convolutional Block Attention Module (CBAM). Then, the recognition results of point symbols were associated with the point of interest (POI) to achieve …
Dynamic Fusion Technology of Mobile Video and 3D GIS
Mobile videos contain a large amount of data, where the information interesting to the user can either be discrete or distributed. This paper introduces a method for fusing 3D geographic information systems (GIS) and video image textures. For the dynamic fusion of video in 3DGIS where the position and pose angle of the filming device change moment by moment, it integrates GIS 3D visualization, pose resolution and motion interpolation, and propose…
Escape or encouragement? The role of media entertainment during the Covid-19 pandemic in China
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chinese people could use media entertainment to relieve the stress associated with the situation. This study examines whether media entertainment helped Chinese people escape from the flood of pandemic-related information or encouraged them to take preventive measures and protect themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on the social amplification of risk framework, this study investigates the role of media ent…
Partially autonomous vehicles (PAVs) vs. fully autonomous vehicles (FAVs)
The effect of outdoor activities on the medical expenditure of older people
These findings contribute to understanding the relationship between outdoor activities, health, and medical expenditure in older people, guiding policy formulation and interventions. Encouraging and supporting older adults in outdoor activities can enhance their quality of life and alleviate medical resource strain. The study's conclusions can also inform health promotion measures for other populations and serve as a basis for future research in …
Participate in Philanthropy for Idols or Society? Fans' Social Media Practices, Dual Identity, and Civic Engagement in Chinese Online Fandom
Fan philanthropy in China has undergone a significant transformation with the rise of social media platforms, allowing fan communities to showcase unprecedented organizational capabilities and efficient collective action. It is worth noting that behind this collective action is the dual identity mechanism of Chinese fans who both support idols as fans and need to be positive citizens. This article employs the social identity model of collective a…
Expensive famine
Does Longer Tenure Mean Greater Ability? Deep-Rooted Politics and Migration in Rural China
This study examines the political motivations behind changes in labor migration rates in Chinese villages. Using data from the China village survey, we estimate the impact of the tenure gap between the village committee director and party branch secretary on village labor migration rates. We find that within the dual power structure of villages, a longer political tenure for the secretary relative to the director significantly suppresses village …
What Needs to be Governed? Hip-Hop Cultural Governance in China through the Lens of Modifications to Rap Music Lyrics
Rap music, as a core element of hip-hop culture, is often celebrated for its subcultural resistance but has undergone significant transformation in China amid processes of mainstreaming and state cultural governance. While previous research has highlighted the localisation and commercialisation of Chinese hip-hop, limited attention has been paid to the micro-level textual shifts in the mainstreaming of Chinese rap music. This study investigates h…
Too Much of a Good Thing
Dramatization is widely used in health-related short videos to enhance engagement and health outcomes. However, its educational value remains underexplored in health communication. This study combined content analysis and experimental design to examine how dramatic signs and dramatic structure influence engagement (likes, comments, shares, and favorites) and knowledge acquisition. Study 1 analyzed 841 health-related Douyin videos to assess the pr…
Cultivating Self-Care
Encouraging personal responsibility for health is central to China’s policy response to rapid population aging, with mass media mobilized to support this goal. Drawing on cultivation theory, this study surveys 500 Chinese adults to examine how health television cultivates beliefs in personal responsibility for health and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) self-care. TV viewing was positively associated with favorable TCM attitudes, perceived bene…
Political science (6 obras) · China (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Media Influence and Health (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras)