Yu Huang
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3614726 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Yu Huang |
| PRENOMES | Yu |
| SOBRENOME | Huang |
| ASSINATURA | HUANG Y |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Hong Kong Baptist University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4378-387X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 89 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 116 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 89 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1994 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
QZLX gel alleviates psoriasiform inflammation through immunomodulatory effects involving PD-1/PD-L1/SHP2 signaling axis.
Development and Validation of the Parental Fears of Compassion Scale among Chinese Parents
Understanding Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors Among University Students
Suicidal thoughts and behaviors (STB) constitute a major mental health challenge among university students worldwide, particularly in contexts of intense academic pressure and social transitions. This study investigated the risk factors for STB among Chinese university students, with a primary focus on the roles of psychological distress (PD) and social support dynamics. Using a random sample of 5,617 undergraduate students from a university in S…
Spatial impact of cultural industry agglomeration on urban economic sustainability
Cultural industry constitutes a novel economic paradigm for advancing the sustainable development of urban economies, with cultural industry agglomeration serving as a pivotal strategy to attain high-quality growth in the knowledge-based economy. Although cultural industry agglomeration (CIA) constitutes a critical means to achieve urban economic sustainability (UES), its spatial spillover effects remain under-explored in existing literature. Tak…
Awareness of HPV, HPV vaccine and associated factors among male junior high school students in Zhejiang Province, China
Objective: With HPV vaccines for males recently approved in China (2025), this study assessed awareness of HPV and HPV vaccine among junior high school boys in Eastern China, a population underrepresented in research. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted in Zhejiang Province in 2023 using multistage cluster sampling. Three cities were purposively selected; within each city, one urban district and one rural county were randomly chosen. A…
Frequency-aligned loss and spectral filtering improve long-range influenza forecasting
Background: Long-horizon forecasts of seasonal influenza remain limited by (i) rapid error growth beyond a few weeks, (ii) entanglement of persistent seasonal cycles with transient outbreaks, and (iii) training objectives that ignore strong autocorrelation in future incidence labels. Methods: We introduce a frequency-aware pipeline that couples a Spectral Adaptive Filtering Network with a Frequency-Aligned Direct Loss. The backbone first isolates…
Labor intensity as an independent risk factor for frailty in older farmers
Background The global agricultural labor force has declined from 41% in 1995 to 26% in 2023, while farming populations in Asian newly industrialized countries are aging rapidly. China, as a representative case, faces challenges in agricultural labor force renewal, with older farmers serving as “last guardians” through high-intensity labor. The prevalence of frailty among rural Chinese adults aged 60 years and older is 23.31%, significantly higher…
Benchmarking public large language model responses to patient-facing varicose veins questions
Objectives: To benchmark the informational quality, verifiability indicators, and readability of publicly accessible large language model (LLM) responses to standardized, patient-facing varicose veins (VV) questions. Methods: Twenty single-intent VV questions were derived from PubMed-indexed VV and chronic venous disease guidelines and consensus statements (search date: February 10, 2026). The question set was designed as a decision-critical benc…
The instrumentalism of South-South academic mobility
Investigation of Landslide Behavior under Unidirectional and Bidirectional Seismic Ground Motions Based on Shaking Table Model Tests
Many post-earthquake geological disaster investigations have proved that vertical seismic ground motion has great impact on slope failure and landslide movement behavior. To explore the impact of vertical seismic force on landslide behavior, a set of slope shaking table model tests were designed and performed. A special slope shaking table model was first built to properly consider the entire deformation evolution characteristics of landslides un…
The leaves of Canarium album (Lour.) DC. suppresses influenza A virus replication and inflammation through modulation of PI3K-AKT pathway
Mental health burdens, typhoon and structural health inequities
BACKGROUND: Against the backdrop of accelerating climate change and more frequent extreme weather events, typhoon disasters have become a major challenge to mental health. Based on the Social Determinants of Health theory and integrating the Cumulative Disadvantage Model with Structural Causal Influence analysis, this study evaluates how typhoon exposure affects the burden of mental health disorders and how these effects vary with social structur…
Discerning Uncertainties in the Implications of Future Land Use Change on Ecosystem Service Values Under Climate Change and Development Patterns
Accurately predicting future land use dynamics and their impacts on ecosystem service value (ESV) is a critical prerequisite for achieving regional sustainable development and optimizing territorial spatial layout. This study proposed an innovative assessment framework integrating system dynamics (SD), mixed‐cell cellular automata (MCCA), and map comparison statistic (MCS) methods, overcoming the limitations of traditional models in representing …
Atmospheric forcing uncertainty contributes to divergent estimates of China’s terrestrial carbon dynamics
Accurate quantification of terrestrial carbon dynamics is essential for assessing ecosystem–climate feedbacks and informing climate mitigation in the Anthropocene. China, as both the world’s largest emitter and a region of rapid ecological change, plays a key role in the global carbon cycle. Yet uncertainties in atmospheric forcing datasets remain a significant source of uncertainty in land surface model simulations and are rarely assessed system…
Senp3/FIS1-regulated PFC neural mitochondrial fragmentation underlies the mechanism of electroacupuncture attenuating depressive behavior in Cums mice
These evidences suggested that the antidepressant effects of EA may involve modulation of mitochondrial fragmentation regulated by the SENP3/FIS1 pathway in prefrontal cortex neurons
Awareness of cervical cancer and its correlates among junior high school students in Eastern China
The awareness level of cervical cancer and its correlates among junior high school students is not well documented. This perspectives is crucial to guide cervical cancer prevention in this population. In 2023, we conducted an anonymous online self-administered questionnaire survey with 4,089 valid participants randomly selected on a class basis from six junior high schools in six counties/districts across three municipalities in Zhejiang Province…
Qingguang’An II decoction attenuates retinal ganglion cell pyroptosis in glaucoma via inhibition of the TRPV4/NF-κB signaling pathway
ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE: Glaucomatous optic neuropathy (GON), characterized by the progressive degeneration of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs), is the primary pathological basis of irreversible visual impairment in glaucoma. Qingguang'An II decoction (QGAII), a traditional Chinese medicine formula with decades of clinical application, has been shown to promote optic nerve repair and preserve the visual field in patients with GON. Nevertheles…
The mechanism of Tibetan medicine Shibawei Niuhuang Qinggan pills in protecting against acetaminophen-induced acute liver injury in mice by regulating the Keap1-Nrf2 pathway
Effects of hearing aid use on memory, executive function, and cognitive impairment among older adults with hearing loss
Cognitive benefits of hearing aid use were found among older adults with hearing loss, with mixed evidence based on different domains. Personalized interventions among individuals with different characteristics were recommended in the hearing aids rehabilitation
From Governance to Innovation
Understanding what drives domestic credit (DC) has become increasingly important as G20 economies confront rising financial demands, technological transitions, and global uncertainty. This study explores the structural and institutional determinants of domestic credit to the private sector across 18 G20 countries from 2010 to 2023, using annual data on regulatory quality, innovation, energy intensity, and foreign direct investment (FDI). Employin…
Leveraging Green Digital Transformation Capability for Ambidextrous Green Innovation
The convergence of rapid digitalization and growing sustainable concerns has become a global priority, yet research offers mixed evidence on whether digitalization creates environmental and social value or resolves the debated “IT productivity paradox.” Grounded in digital entrepreneurship and the dynamic capabilities view, Green Digital Transformation Capability (GDTC) refers to an organization's ability to sense, seize, and transform sustainabi…
Habitat quality degradation in Chinese nature reserves has been mitigated—based on habitat quality observations from 2010 to 2020
Global, regional, and national burden of ischemic heart disease attributable to environmental risk factors from 1990 to 2021
Background: Ischemic heart disease (IHD) attributable to environmental factors is a global public health challenge. This study assesses the global burden of IHD due to environmental factors from 1990 to 2021 using Global Burden of Disease (GBD) 2021 data and projects trends to 2051. Methods: Data on the mortality and disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) rates of IHD attributable to environmental factors were extracted from GBD 2021. The age-per…
Application and evaluation of whole-process nursing in venous thromboembolism patients
Background Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is a serious threat to patient health. Currently, its management faces the problems of lack of patient awareness, poor medical and nursing management, and lack of out-of-hospital management. The traditional care model is difficult to meet the demand, and the whole process care management model (WPCM) has become an important direction of research to optimise the care of VTE patients. Objective To evaluate th…
(Ir)rationality of Moral Judgment
Chaotic responses to COVID-19, political polarization, and pervasive misinformation raise the question of whether some or many individuals exercise irrational moral judgment. We provide the first mathematically correct test for transitivity of moral preferences. Transitivity is the most prominent rationality criterion of the behavioral, biological, and economic sciences. However, transitivity is conceptually, mathematically, and statistically dif…
Can Capitalist Farms Defeat Family Farms? The Dynamics of Capitalist Accumulation in Shrimp Aquaculture inSouthChina
The low rate of full-time agricultural employment inChina has tempted scholars to believe that capitalization does not necessarily lead to the trenchant effects of proletarianization. In this paper,Irefute this hypothesis by showing agri-capital's move from 'formal subsumption' to 'real subsumption' in shrimp aquaculture. Previously, due to natural and social barriers, capital had squeezed farmers' value by monopolizing the upstream and downstrea…
Differences within the mainland Chinese press
This paper reports the results of a content analysis of five newspapers selected from the Chinese daily press. The research was conducted as part of an international project designed to explore the relationship between journalistic self-conceptions and journalistic practice. This paper reports only upon journalistic practice, in particular the extent to which different models of journalism are present. The results of the analysis demonstrate, fir…
The paradox of journalistic representation of the other
This paper primarily looks at one of the essential aspects of global (usually western) journalists' praxis of covering and depicting the other (generally the non-western). Content analysis of quantitative and qualitative attributes of media coverage of the SARS outbreak with regard to China and Vietnam from newspapers in five countries, including the Washington Post (USA), The Times (UK), the Sydney Morning Herald (Australia), the Globe & Mail (C…
Chinese Party Publicity Inc.’ conglomerated
The Chinese press, instead of acting purely as a state propaganda instrument, now functions as ‘Party Publicity Inc.’ – that is, a quasi-business that seeks to make huge profits on the one hand and to legitimate the Party mandate by promoting its image on the other. The accelerated pace of media conglomeration following China's accession to the World Trade Organization has sharpened this trend. This study examines the impact of press ecology in S…
Party-Market Corporatism, Clientelism, and Media in Shanghai
In seeking to explain why Shanghai, China's economic capital, has a more timid media system than its sibling cities, we examine the political economy of the Shanghai media from the perspective of clientelism in the post-Communist and cultural milieus of what we call “party-market corporatism.” Through field work we analyze four aspects of clientelism, including media conglomeration, elite circulation, resource allocation, and (lack of) media prof…
Peaceful Evolution
La transformation radicale des medias dans les anciens etats communistes est une etape tres importante du processus de democratisation. L'exemple de la Chine post-Maoiste permet de mettre en avant les principaux aspects de la reforme des institutions mediatiques, tout en soulignant les particularites de l'evolution chinoise. A travers l'exemple de la television, l'A. etudie la transition de la societe vers une commercialisation, un pluralisme, un…
Descending asymmetry in proximate, mobile and digital care
This article juxtaposes cases of grandparents who provide care for their grandchildren in two broad types of migrant families: (1) families where some members have migrated from the Chinese countryside to larger cities and (2) families where some members have migrated from China to Australia. By examining the proximate, mobile and digital forms of their grandparenting care labour, this article demonstrates the surprising durability and stability …
Industrial Automation in China’s “Workshop of the World”
The Chinese government has announced major plans to provide subsidies to upgrade industry through automated manufacturing and robotization. This article examines how the government in the southern city of Dongguan, a leading center of the country’s export industry, has promoted a “Replacing Humans with Machines” initiative to improve the prospects for local manufacturers facing toughening business conditions since 2007. We explain the conditions …
From 'Labour Dividend' to 'Robot Dividend
China became the world's largest market for industrial robots in 2013. The robotic revolution gained pace and occurred after the 2008 financial crisis as many export-oriented firms coped with dwindling orders, rising labour costs and growing concerns over occupational safety. Unlike workers in the Global North who experienced automation in the 1960s and 1970s against a backdrop of strong union activism, whether semi-proletarian peasant-workers in…
From ‘talent show’ to ‘circusee’
It is often assumed that resistance is the global practice of youth culture and that every local youth culture has its own, idiosyncratic ‘mode of contestation’. However, contemporary Chinese youth are generally considered less rebellious than their Western counterparts. Investigating the way Chinese youth culture shapes itself, this article examines four questions: Is there such a thing as Chinese youth culture? What is the status quo of Chinese…
Migrating (Grand)Parents, Intergenerational Relationships and Neo-Familism in China
Based on a case study in one residential community in Shenzhen, China, this article explores the relationship between the migration of elder (grand)parents and the intergenerational relationship between the elders and their adult children. Specifically, we analyse how the intergenerational relationship influences and is influenced by the migration of the elders. The empirical data consists of eight qualitative in-depth interviews with elder migra…
Overcoming ‘small peasant mentality’
The accelerating urbanization for peasant-workers and the growing labour unrest in China since the 2010s have promoted some scholars to applaud how proletarianization can lead to working-class consciousness and action. Drawing on Marxian theory of proletarianization, we question the assumptions that ‘proper proletarians’ possess more revolutionary potential than semi-proletarians, and that institutionalized collective bargaining represents a more…
Identifying latent demand for transit-oriented development neighbourhoods
Broadcasting and Politics
1997). Broadcasting and Politics: Chinese television in the Mao Era, 1958–1976. Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television: Vol. 17, No. 4, pp. 563-574
Neoliberalizing Food Safety Control
China is the world’s largest aquaculture producer, accounting for 63% of global output by volume. However, since the 2000s, the reputation of China’s seafood has been tainted by a series of drug residue incidents. The need to ensure food safety, combined with the state’s determination to fulfill its responsibility for animal epidemic control in the aftermath of SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) and avian flu, forced the government to launc…
Towards Media Democratisation
Peaceful Evolution
La transformation radicale des medias dans les anciens etats communistes est une etape tres importante du processus de democratisation. L'exemple de la Chine post-Maoiste permet de mettre en avant les principaux aspects de la reforme des institutions mediatiques, tout en soulignant les particularites de l'evolution chinoise. A travers l'exemple de la television, l'A. etudie la transition de la societe vers une commercialisation, un pluralisme, un…
Towards Media Democratisation
Broadcasting and Politics
1997). Broadcasting and Politics: Chinese television in the Mao Era, 1958–1976. Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television: Vol. 17, No. 4, pp. 563-574
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Chinese Party Publicity Inc.’ conglomerated
The Chinese press, instead of acting purely as a state propaganda instrument, now functions as ‘Party Publicity Inc.’ – that is, a quasi-business that seeks to make huge profits on the one hand and to legitimate the Party mandate by promoting its image on the other. The accelerated pace of media conglomeration following China's accession to the World Trade Organization has sharpened this trend. This study examines the impact of press ecology in S…
Party-Market Corporatism, Clientelism, and Media in Shanghai
In seeking to explain why Shanghai, China's economic capital, has a more timid media system than its sibling cities, we examine the political economy of the Shanghai media from the perspective of clientelism in the post-Communist and cultural milieus of what we call “party-market corporatism.” Through field work we analyze four aspects of clientelism, including media conglomeration, elite circulation, resource allocation, and (lack of) media prof…
The paradox of journalistic representation of the other
This paper primarily looks at one of the essential aspects of global (usually western) journalists' praxis of covering and depicting the other (generally the non-western). Content analysis of quantitative and qualitative attributes of media coverage of the SARS outbreak with regard to China and Vietnam from newspapers in five countries, including the Washington Post (USA), The Times (UK), the Sydney Morning Herald (Australia), the Globe & Mail (C…
Gender and Reproductive Technologies in East Asia
(2008). Gender and Reproductive Technologies in East Asia: A Partial Bibliography of Works in English. East Asian Science, Technology and Society: An International Journal: Vol. 2, Special Issue: Gender and Reproductive Technologies in East Asia, pp. 327-334
A Structural Theory of Multilateral Asymmetric Strategies
Under what conditions would a great power adopt a general strategy or selective strategies towards multiple weaker targets? This article seeks to answer the question through conceptual, theoretical, and empirical contributions. First, the essay discusses the conceptual significance of general and selective strategies in multilateral asymmetry. Second, the conventional wisdom suggests that external threats and domestic politics explain a great pow…
Competing and hybridized discourses in Chinese news reporting
Comparative discourse studies have tended to emphasize uncovering the dichotomous systems or the differential ideological patterning between the East and the West. The present study attempts a turn in moving beyond the dichotomous perspective to examine the complexities and the internal variations within the Chinese culture and discourse. It explores the diverse discourse systems operating in the media practice of contemporary China and emphasize…
From ‘talent show’ to ‘circusee’
It is often assumed that resistance is the global practice of youth culture and that every local youth culture has its own, idiosyncratic ‘mode of contestation’. However, contemporary Chinese youth are generally considered less rebellious than their Western counterparts. Investigating the way Chinese youth culture shapes itself, this article examines four questions: Is there such a thing as Chinese youth culture? What is the status quo of Chinese…
"The specter of "the People
Can Capitalist Farms Defeat Family Farms? The Dynamics of Capitalist Accumulation in Shrimp Aquaculture inSouthChina
The low rate of full-time agricultural employment inChina has tempted scholars to believe that capitalization does not necessarily lead to the trenchant effects of proletarianization. In this paper,Irefute this hypothesis by showing agri-capital's move from 'formal subsumption' to 'real subsumption' in shrimp aquaculture. Previously, due to natural and social barriers, capital had squeezed farmers' value by monopolizing the upstream and downstrea…
The impact of digital media on newspapers
Chinese newspapers are beginning to feel the effects of digital media both on their circulations and advertising revenues. In contrast to the west, where newspaper circulation has been problematic for some years, this represents a new situation since they have enjoyed 25 years during which both circulation and advertising grew very rapidly. The response of Chinese newspapers has some similarities with that experienced in the West, and notably the…
Population Control in Cold War Asia
Biopolitical Knowledge in the Making
Like many developing countries in the 1950s and 1960s, Taiwan experienced a social process of constructing and controlling population that relied on demography and fertility studies as essential governing tools. This article investigates population politics and biopolitical knowledge production in postwar Taiwan through synthesizing three bodies of literature that have just begun to comment on one another: histories of postwar population control,…
Differences within the mainland Chinese press
This paper reports the results of a content analysis of five newspapers selected from the Chinese daily press. The research was conducted as part of an international project designed to explore the relationship between journalistic self-conceptions and journalistic practice. This paper reports only upon journalistic practice, in particular the extent to which different models of journalism are present. The results of the analysis demonstrate, fir…
Neoliberalizing Food Safety Control
China is the world’s largest aquaculture producer, accounting for 63% of global output by volume. However, since the 2000s, the reputation of China’s seafood has been tainted by a series of drug residue incidents. The need to ensure food safety, combined with the state’s determination to fulfill its responsibility for animal epidemic control in the aftermath of SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) and avian flu, forced the government to launc…
From 'Labour Dividend' to 'Robot Dividend
China became the world's largest market for industrial robots in 2013. The robotic revolution gained pace and occurred after the 2008 financial crisis as many export-oriented firms coped with dwindling orders, rising labour costs and growing concerns over occupational safety. Unlike workers in the Global North who experienced automation in the 1960s and 1970s against a backdrop of strong union activism, whether semi-proletarian peasant-workers in…
Measuring differences in the Chinese press
The development of the market has produced a differentiation inside the Chinese press between an ‘official’ press with traditional propaganda functions on behalf of the Communist Party and a ‘commercial’ press whose objective is to maximise revenue. Scholarly opinion has differed over whether marketization undermines Party control and whether new forms of journalism have arisen that lead to conflicts. These discussions have rested on little evide…
Industrial Automation in China’s “Workshop of the World”
The Chinese government has announced major plans to provide subsidies to upgrade industry through automated manufacturing and robotization. This article examines how the government in the southern city of Dongguan, a leading center of the country’s export industry, has promoted a “Replacing Humans with Machines” initiative to improve the prospects for local manufacturers facing toughening business conditions since 2007. We explain the conditions …
Migrating (Grand)Parents, Intergenerational Relationships and Neo-Familism in China
Based on a case study in one residential community in Shenzhen, China, this article explores the relationship between the migration of elder (grand)parents and the intergenerational relationship between the elders and their adult children. Specifically, we analyse how the intergenerational relationship influences and is influenced by the migration of the elders. The empirical data consists of eight qualitative in-depth interviews with elder migra…
CFD investigation of the statistical characteristics of NOx photo-catalytic degradation in a glass curtain wall in hazy winter weather
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Achieving Industrial Upgrading Through Automation in Dongguan, China
This study examines industrial upgrading in manufacturing firms in Dongguan, China in the context of the Dongguan government’s recent policy initiative to boost its manufacturing sector by encouraging industrial upgrading. To implement its so-called ‘Replacing Humans with Robots’ policy, which we see as an expression of the central government’s ‘Made in China 2025’ policy, the Dongguan government offers incentives to manufacturers’ region to auto…
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