P Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 21910 |
|---|---|
| NAME | P Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | P |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Macau |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5087-2112 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Anatomy, aetiology, clinical presentation, classification, diagnosis, and non-surgical management of triangular fibrocartilage complex tears
Graffiti and street art as medium
This article investigates how graffiti and street art in Macau foster ‘retro-aesthetic nostalgia’ by analysing the intricate interplay among urban aesthetics, non-representational encounters, and the city’s distinctive socio-cultural milieu. The conceptual frameworks of nostalgia and retro aesthetics are particularly pertinent for understanding their role in reflecting and shaping the collective memory and emotional geographies of urban environme…
Unveiling losses due to water scarcity and impacts of policy intervention under SSPs
Does Pension Insurance Relieve Overwork? The Latest Evidence From C hina
To explore the impact of the pension insurance system on the labor supply behavior, this paper uses microdata from the China Family Panel Studies to analyze the effect of pension insurance participation on overwork. We find that participation in the social pension insurance system can significantly reduce both the likelihood of overwork and excessive working hours. The future economic security provided by pensions substantially enhances workers' …
Assessment of iodine nutrition status in individual adults using machine learning
From a public health perspective, the relationship between individual iodine nutritional and its associated risk factors has not been fully elucidated. The aim of this study is to utilize multiple biomarkers to represent individual iodine nutritional status, identify contributing factors for iodine imbalance, and develop a predictive assessment model for iodine nutrition evaluation in different water iodine districts. A total of 2,692 participant…
Making and interpreting
Digital technology has created new spaces, new realities and new ways of life, which have changed the way people perceive and recognise the world. In particular, the production, dissemination and reception methods of literature and art have been impacted upon significantly. Acknowledging humanities scholars have been engaged in conducting research while theorising and debating what Digital Humanities (DH) is/is not in the past two decades, this s…
Changing Identity in Chinese Fashion
Fashion is now seen as a form of identity associated with everyday life in human society. However, it did not originate as a term with this definition. Instead the concept has been polished through the course of history. The transition from clothing as political tool, to fashion as identity, in the Chinese context did not happen overnight. This study unpacks the complex transition that not only unfolded through vital periods and various iconic ev…
Exhibiting fashion on the heritage site
The article examines a fashion exhibition at a heritage museum on a historic site in terms of fashion museology. Fashion museology, which has emerged from the growing phenomenon of exhibiting fashion in museums, advocates the visual representation and holistic atmosphere of the curatorial space that determines the on-site audience experience. This article focuses on how the interrelation between fashionable clothing, the bodies of the audience, a…
Evoking Nostalgia
This study examines the role of graffiti as a medium in urban spaces, particularly in the context of Macau. Graffiti, seen as a form of artistic expression, has the potential to invigorate and enliven public spaces. Utilizing visual ethnography methods and analyzing cultural policies, the paper aims to examine the presence of graffiti in various neighborhoods within Macau. The concept of nostalgia also serves as a theoretical framework to underst…
An analysis of the role of digital technology in the online exhibition of the art museum in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area during the Covid-19 pandemic
This research selects art museums in four cities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) region for relevant research, namely Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Macao and Shenzhen, which are important representatives of the artistic, cultural, economic and technological development of the GBA. It examines the digital technology strategies used by six selected art museums within the four GBA cities to promote the co-development of collections, …
A Cross-Sectional Study on the Cross-Talk of the Covid-19-Related Degree of Loneliness and the Etiological Factors Among the Elderly in Central China
There was an increase in the degree of loneliness among the elderly during the epidemic, and physical activity played an active role in relieving the severe loneliness of the elderly. Therefore, for the sake of the elderly, regular participation in physical exercises should be encouraged during the duration of the epidemic
Bodily Changes
This article examines the Chinese imperial body as “simultaneously part of nature and part of culture” and considers the interactions between the cultural body and physical body in sociological terms. The examination elaborates on the physical body as the manifestation of the demands of society mediated by cultural meanings. Bodily changes, such as castration, which Peng Liu argue is a trade between the physical body and cultural body in meeting …
Museum as multisensorial site
The museum in the digital age is not only a storyteller telling a fixed story to visitors through curatorial design, but a story co-maker in collaboration with visitors’ experience in the space. Building on the understanding that the co-production of stories lies in the interrelationship between museum visitors, museum space, and digital storytelling, this research is interested in the construction of affective stories, specifically the question …
Control, Coordination, and Capacity
Has the establishment of the China Food and Drug Administration in 2013 and the substantial revision of the Food Safety Law in 2015 addressed earlier implementation deficits in China’s food safety policy? Through a comprehensive literature review and series of in-depth interviews with local regulatory officials in Beijing, this study observed improvements in the frontline regulatory system regarding its adherence to regulations, corruption preven…
Walking in the Forbidden City
This paper engages contemporary literature from body studies to situate the Confucian body and its interactions with the space of the Forbidden City. The analysis demonstrates how discomfort, anxiety and the restraining of the body unfold through embodied encounters in the space. The paper focuses on the limits to what is possible in the movements of body, and how these movements rely upon and resist the space promised by Confucian thought. Under…
Diurnal variations of androgens in sexually mature male Bolivian squirrel monkeys ( Saimiri sciureus ) during the breeding season
To assess diurnal fluctuations of serum androgens and cortisol in adult male Bolivian squirrel monkeys, these steroids were measured at predetermined times (0300, 0900, and 2300 hours) during two separate 24‐hour periods in the breeding season (January 1983 and late November 1983). A significant diurnal change in serum cortisol was noted, with a nadir of 99.9 ± 11.9 μg/dl (x̄ ± SEM) at 2300 hours and a peak of 168.9 ± 7.8 μg/dl at 0900 hours. Con…
Control, Coordination, and Capacity
Has the establishment of the China Food and Drug Administration in 2013 and the substantial revision of the Food Safety Law in 2015 addressed earlier implementation deficits in China’s food safety policy? Through a comprehensive literature review and series of in-depth interviews with local regulatory officials in Beijing, this study observed improvements in the frontline regulatory system regarding its adherence to regulations, corruption preven…
Diurnal variations of androgens in sexually mature male Bolivian squirrel monkeys ( Saimiri sciureus ) during the breeding season
To assess diurnal fluctuations of serum androgens and cortisol in adult male Bolivian squirrel monkeys, these steroids were measured at predetermined times (0300, 0900, and 2300 hours) during two separate 24‐hour periods in the breeding season (January 1983 and late November 1983). A significant diurnal change in serum cortisol was noted, with a nadir of 99.9 ± 11.9 μg/dl (x̄ ± SEM) at 2300 hours and a peak of 168.9 ± 7.8 μg/dl at 0900 hours. Con…
Walking in the Forbidden City
This paper engages contemporary literature from body studies to situate the Confucian body and its interactions with the space of the Forbidden City. The analysis demonstrates how discomfort, anxiety and the restraining of the body unfold through embodied encounters in the space. The paper focuses on the limits to what is possible in the movements of body, and how these movements rely upon and resist the space promised by Confucian thought. Under…
Control, Coordination, and Capacity
Has the establishment of the China Food and Drug Administration in 2013 and the substantial revision of the Food Safety Law in 2015 addressed earlier implementation deficits in China’s food safety policy? Through a comprehensive literature review and series of in-depth interviews with local regulatory officials in Beijing, this study observed improvements in the frontline regulatory system regarding its adherence to regulations, corruption preven…
Bodily Changes
This article examines the Chinese imperial body as “simultaneously part of nature and part of culture” and considers the interactions between the cultural body and physical body in sociological terms. The examination elaborates on the physical body as the manifestation of the demands of society mediated by cultural meanings. Bodily changes, such as castration, which Peng Liu argue is a trade between the physical body and cultural body in meeting …
Museum as multisensorial site
The museum in the digital age is not only a storyteller telling a fixed story to visitors through curatorial design, but a story co-maker in collaboration with visitors’ experience in the space. Building on the understanding that the co-production of stories lies in the interrelationship between museum visitors, museum space, and digital storytelling, this research is interested in the construction of affective stories, specifically the question …
A Cross-Sectional Study on the Cross-Talk of the Covid-19-Related Degree of Loneliness and the Etiological Factors Among the Elderly in Central China
There was an increase in the degree of loneliness among the elderly during the epidemic, and physical activity played an active role in relieving the severe loneliness of the elderly. Therefore, for the sake of the elderly, regular participation in physical exercises should be encouraged during the duration of the epidemic
Exhibiting fashion on the heritage site
The article examines a fashion exhibition at a heritage museum on a historic site in terms of fashion museology. Fashion museology, which has emerged from the growing phenomenon of exhibiting fashion in museums, advocates the visual representation and holistic atmosphere of the curatorial space that determines the on-site audience experience. This article focuses on how the interrelation between fashionable clothing, the bodies of the audience, a…
Evoking Nostalgia
This study examines the role of graffiti as a medium in urban spaces, particularly in the context of Macau. Graffiti, seen as a form of artistic expression, has the potential to invigorate and enliven public spaces. Utilizing visual ethnography methods and analyzing cultural policies, the paper aims to examine the presence of graffiti in various neighborhoods within Macau. The concept of nostalgia also serves as a theoretical framework to underst…
An analysis of the role of digital technology in the online exhibition of the art museum in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area during the Covid-19 pandemic
This research selects art museums in four cities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) region for relevant research, namely Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Macao and Shenzhen, which are important representatives of the artistic, cultural, economic and technological development of the GBA. It examines the digital technology strategies used by six selected art museums within the four GBA cities to promote the co-development of collections, …
Making and interpreting
Digital technology has created new spaces, new realities and new ways of life, which have changed the way people perceive and recognise the world. In particular, the production, dissemination and reception methods of literature and art have been impacted upon significantly. Acknowledging humanities scholars have been engaged in conducting research while theorising and debating what Digital Humanities (DH) is/is not in the past two decades, this s…
Changing Identity in Chinese Fashion
Fashion is now seen as a form of identity associated with everyday life in human society. However, it did not originate as a term with this definition. Instead the concept has been polished through the course of history. The transition from clothing as political tool, to fashion as identity, in the Chinese context did not happen overnight. This study unpacks the complex transition that not only unfolded through vital periods and various iconic ev…
Anatomy, aetiology, clinical presentation, classification, diagnosis, and non-surgical management of triangular fibrocartilage complex tears
Graffiti and street art as medium
This article investigates how graffiti and street art in Macau foster ‘retro-aesthetic nostalgia’ by analysing the intricate interplay among urban aesthetics, non-representational encounters, and the city’s distinctive socio-cultural milieu. The conceptual frameworks of nostalgia and retro aesthetics are particularly pertinent for understanding their role in reflecting and shaping the collective memory and emotional geographies of urban environme…
Unveiling losses due to water scarcity and impacts of policy intervention under SSPs
Does Pension Insurance Relieve Overwork? The Latest Evidence From C hina
To explore the impact of the pension insurance system on the labor supply behavior, this paper uses microdata from the China Family Panel Studies to analyze the effect of pension insurance participation on overwork. We find that participation in the social pension insurance system can significantly reduce both the likelihood of overwork and excessive working hours. The future economic security provided by pensions substantially enhances workers' …
Assessment of iodine nutrition status in individual adults using machine learning
From a public health perspective, the relationship between individual iodine nutritional and its associated risk factors has not been fully elucidated. The aim of this study is to utilize multiple biomarkers to represent individual iodine nutritional status, identify contributing factors for iodine imbalance, and develop a predictive assessment model for iodine nutrition evaluation in different water iodine districts. A total of 2,692 participant…
Aesthetics (7 works) · Art (7 works) · History (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · China (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Literature (4 works) · Medicine (4 works)