Yi Sun
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3635559 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yi Sun |
| NOMBRES | Yi |
| APELLIDO | Sun |
| FIRMA | SUN Y |
| AFILIACIONES | Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9618-6097 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 138 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 170 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 138 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Secular Trends in Height, Weight, and Body Mass Index Among Tibetan Children and Adolescents in the Tibet Autonomous Region, China, From 2005 to 2019
A workplace-based learning program on clerkship of internal medicine improves medical student’s clinical competence
BACKGROUND: Clinical competence is a core outcome of undergraduate medical education, yet traditional clerkships often lack structured observation and feedback. This study evaluated the effectiveness of a workplace-based learning program (WBLP) incorporating mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercises (mini-CEX) and Direct Observation of Procedural Skills (DOPS) into an internal medicine clerkship, and its impact on students' clinical competence and learn…
Which is better for adolescents’ health
Objective This study aimed to analyze the distribution of one-week physical activity patterns among adolescents in Tibet and to investigate the associations of “weekend warrior” and regular activity patterns with physical health. Methods This cross-sectional study was conducted from June to December 2020 and included 1,275 Tibetan and Han students aged 12–18 years from two middle schools in Lhasa. After quality control, 1,070 participants met the…
Integrating Social Network and Reflexive Thematic Analysis in Educational Research
Social network analysis is widely used to explore the relationships between entities in education to understand how these relationships shape interaction and development. However, established analytical methods stress the processing of quantitative data and provide inadequate guidance regarding the analysis of qualitative data collected through interviews. This article illustrates the integration of quantitative and qualitative analyses by (1) em…
Grazing Promotes Decomposition of Tibetan Sheep Dung in Alpine Meadow Through Decoupling Climate
Dung decomposition plays a pivotal role in the cycling of carbon (C), nitrogen (N), and phosphorus (P). However, the combined effects of grazing system and grazing intensity on dung decomposition remain unclear. In this study, a 2‐year experiment was conducted to examine the effects of two grazing systems (continuous grazing and rotational grazing) and two grazing intensities (0 and 8 sheep ha −1 ) on Tibetan sheep dung decomposition in an alpine…
A novel GCN-based framework for uncovering diurnal patterns and drivers of the surface urban heat island (Suhi) in hyper-dense cities
Amid accelerating global climate change and rapid urbanization, the surface urban heat island (SUHI) effect has emerged as a contributor to urban thermal stress in hyper-dense cities. However, accurately modeling SUHI remains challenging due to pronounced spatial dependence and nonlinear interactions among urban features. To address these challenges, this study develops a novel framework based on a graph convolutional network (GCN) that integrate…
Integration in Qualitatively Oriented Mixed Methods Data Analysis
This paper focuses on integration in the data analysis of a qualitatively oriented mixed methods study, illustrating this process through a worked example of interactions with social actors shaping a TESOL graduate's professional experiences. The paper outlines our analysis of visual and textual data from interviews that employed an embedded social network data elicitation tool. We developed and integrated layered descriptions and interpretations…
Xin Jia congrong tusizi decoction reverses ferroptosis in granulosa cells to rescue ovarian function decline via p53/Nrf2/SLC7A11/GPX4 signaling pathway
Non-linear relationships between age-friendly neighborhood environments and cognitive health among older adults in Guangzhou, China
The spatial relationship between older adults’ cognitive function, air pollution, and neighbourhood environment
This study examines ageing population trends and the increasing urgency of cognitive health issues in Taiwan. Given the dual impact of air pollution and cognitive decline, this study explores the spatial relationship between the neighbourhood environment and the cognitive function of older adults. Through questionnaire surveys and spatial analysis, including GIS-based walkability indices and Kriging interpolation, this study assesses cognitive st…
Can Conservation Tillage Practice Increase Maize Yields? Causal Evidence From Northeast China
Conservation tillage (CT) has been widely promoted as a sustainable agricultural practice to enhance soil health and ensure food security. However, despite extensive evidence of its soil conservation benefits in Northeast China, whether these improvements translate into measurable yield gains at a regional scale remains unclear. Existing studies have largely relied on plot‐scale experiments or station‐based observations, lacking systematic region…
A move towards regulation flexibility and pragmatism? State entrepreneurialism in China’s pilot development zone
This article examines the evolving dynamics of state entrepreneurialism amid the ongoing restructuring of urban governance in China, focusing on the Shenzhen Qianhai Pilot Zone—a flagship area exemplifying China’s latest advances in financial innovation and territorial development. Drawing on on-site observations and interviews with 13 senior officials from the local authority and key enterprises involved in the zone’s development, this study rev…
Metaphors of institutional strain and repair
This article examines metaphorical framing of the 2025 Nepal protests in Nepalese, Western, and Chinese news coverage, with particular attention to Nepalese media self-narration. Drawing on a corpus of 173 English-language reports published between 8 and 15 September 2025, it combines Metaphor Identification Procedure Vrije Universiteit (MIPVU)-based metaphor identification with qualitative discourse analysis. The findings show that Nepalese repo…
Synergistic effects of high-standard farmland construction and village collective involvement on farmland transfer in mountainous areas
Ethyl acetate fraction from Dendrobium officinale inhibits IL-17A signaling pathway to mitigate acute lung injury
DOEA alleviates LPS-induced acute lung injury and cellular inflammatory responses by inhibiting the IL-17 signaling pathway
The mechanism of Codonopsis pilosula in treating chronic obstructive pulmonary disease via exploring network pharmacology and multi-omics
Halving global ammonia emissions with cost-effective measures
The longitudinal association between pre-service teachers’ social-emotional competence and career adaptation
The teaching practicum represents a critical period for pre-service teachers’ professional role transition and career adaptation. To gain a deeper understanding of the dynamic relationship between psychological resources and professional development during this process, this study examined the longitudinal interplay among social-emotional competence, psychological resilience, and career adaptability. Using a cross-lagged panel model, 1518 pre-ser…
Mapping environmental determinants of aging in place through network analysis
Impact of National Drug Price Negotiation policy on the innovation performance of biopharmaceutical industry in China
Background: The National Drug Price Negotiation (NDPN) policy is a key institutional reform in China that reshaped drug market access rules. While its effects on drug prices and accessibility are well documented, evidence on firm-level innovation performance remains limited. This study evaluates the impact of the 2019 NDPN on the innovation performance of Chinese biopharmaceutical firms. Methods: We used quarterly panel data from 96 listed biopha…
Epidemiological features and injury patterns of multiple fractures in children
Objective This study aims to evaluate the epidemiological features of multiple pediatric fractures and identify specific injury patterns. Methods This cross-sectional study retrospectively analyzed medical records for children with multiple fractures who presented to Children’s Hospital of Nanjing Medical University between 2016 and 2024. Fractures were categorized into six anatomical regions: Craniofacial, Trunk/Pelvis, Upper Limb, Lower Limb, H…
Grandparental Involvement and Young Children’s Social-emotional Adaptation
Grandparents play a central role in early childcare in China, yet the potential drawbacks of their involvement remain understudied. This three-year longitudinal study aimed to examine the effects of grandparental involvement on young children's social-emotional adjustment and explored the mediating roles of children’s temperament and their attachment to parents. With the cooperation of a kindergarten in Shanghai, 130 parents completed a questionn…
The Influencing Mechanism and Changing Evaluation of Plateau Pika Hazard
Plateau pika ( Ochotona curzoniae , hereafter pika) is a keystone species and ecological engineer on the Qinghai‐Tibetan Plateau (QTP), while pika outbreak is one of the hazards to accelerate the degradation of alpine grasslands. Our limited understanding of the distribution and influencing factors of pika hazard has hindered the implementation of reasonable control measures. In this study, we conducted a fixed‐point survey to investigate the eff…
Revisiting the research on teachers’ emotion regulation
Resilience
Teacher resilience is influenced by various factors, encompassing personal resources such as self-efficacy and motivation, and contextual resources such as family, school, and friends. Where it exists, this resilience generates positive outcomes, including improved well-being and commitment. However, limited quantitative research has been conducted to examine the relationship between these elements within a single framework, especially regarding …
Public attitudes toward the police
A study of housing typology and perceived age-friendliness in an established Hong Kong new town
Actually existing state entrepreneurialism
This paper enriches the understanding of actually existing state entrepreneurialism (SE) through politics of scale, regulatory flexibility, and financialization. The emphasis on “actually existing” uncovers how political discourses are materialized into variegated policy outcomes and territorial politics. The central-local relations and their reinforcement through scalar politics are essential to state regulation, revealing power dynamics in SE. …
Investigating institutional integration in the contexts of Chinese city-regionalization
Pseudo use value and output legitimacy of local growth coalitions in China
Formation of City Regions from Bottom-up Initiatives
A conceptual framework of coalitional developmentalism is presented to advance understanding of how China’s city regions have developed from bottom-up initiatives. Coalitional developmentalism extends state developmentalism with an emphasis on coalitional politics through which local state agents spontaneously form strategic coalitions to pursue regional growth. The case of the Pearl River Delta shows that a defining goal of coalitional developme…
Facilitating generation of local knowledge using a collaborative initiator
Planning discourses, local state commitment, and the making of a new state space (NSS) for China
Grounded in the interpretive tradition, this paper applies the theory of New State Space (NSS) to China’s city regionalism. We argue that in the NSS effort in China, planning discourses enable a regulatory framework to be applied at the level of city region. City regionalism corresponds to the conceptualisation of NSS in two dimensions. First, the rise of the city region gives rise to a new territorial form of state administration. Second, the ci…
Power relationships and coalitions in urban renewal and heritage conservation
Political decentralization and the path-dependent characteristics of the state authoritarianism
China’s city regionalization aims to remedy the negative effects of territorial fragmentation in search of coordinated development across various jurisdictions. Scant research systemically examines fragmentation in China with particular reference to its mechanisms and solutions. This article formulates a conceptual framework capable of dissecting China’s territorial fragmentation based on three institutional designs, namely—the central-dominated …
Where metaphors come from? Reconsidering context in metaphor
Regulation flexibility and legitimacy building in governing intercity railways
This study examines the polymorphous role of the Chinese provincial government in planning, financing, and constructing intercity railways in the Pearl River Delta region. Provincial governments claim absolute ownership in railway planning and land development surrounding railway stations. Informed by the state-theoretical perspective, we developed a conceptual framework that examines the city-regional governance of Chinese states with an emphasi…
African Students’ Satisfaction in China
The number of African students in China has significantly increased in the last two decades. This trend is closely related to China's engagement with Africa in all aspects and insufficient provision of higher education in many African countries. This study examines the degree to which African students are satisfied with their study and life experiences at a Chinese university through a mixed-methods approach. The findings indicate that African st…
Power, capital, and the poverty of farmers’ land rights in China
Effects of open space accessibility and quality on older adults' visit
An institutional perspective of “Glocalization” in two Asian tigers
Renationalisation and resistance of Hong Kong cinema
Hong Kong cinema is an emerging component of the booming Chinese film industry twenty years after the transfer of Hong Kong’s sovereignty from Britain to China. Hong Kong filmmakers and film companies now routinely collaborate with the mainland industry to produce for the mainland audience, prompting many creative artists and companies of the Hong Kong industry to relocate to the mainland. Based on the fundamental idea that both mainland Chinese …
The Butterfly Effect and the Making of 'Ping-Pong Diplomacy
With the aid of the 'butterfly effect' theory, this article investigates the role of ordinary individuals, both Chinese and American, in the formulation, implementation and promotion of 'Ping Pong Diplomacy', which brought about the US‐China rapprochement in the early 1970s. Through examining the twists and turns in the process of 'Ping Pong Diplomacy' making, this study intends to bring one's attention to a number of seemingly less significant h…
Profiles of teacher self-efficacy and their relations to teacher demographics and affective well-being
From Sociospatial Experiences to Well-Being
Acquiring sociospatial experiences at nested geographical scales is a lifelong meaning construction process, and this has great implications for aging in place. Various experiences trigger older people’s attitudinal and sentimental reflections regarding how they evaluate and attach themselves to where they live; this invokes residential satisfaction, and subsequently, place attachment. Through a questionnaire survey of 501 community-dwelling indi…
Socioeconomic Disparities of Low-Cost Air Quality Sensors in California, 2017–2020
Objectives. To (1) examine the disparity in availability of PurpleAir low-cost air quality sensors in California based on neighborhood socioeconomic status (SES) and exposure to fine particulate matter smaller than 2.5 micrometers (PM 2.5 ), (2) investigate the temporal trend of sensor distribution and operation, and (3) identify priority communities for future sensor distribution. Methods. We obtained census tract–level SES variables and PM 2.5 …
Halving global ammonia emissions with cost-effective measures
Latent patterns and influencing factors of job burnout among primary and secondary school teachers in China
Awakening travel intentions by food travel vlogs
Food vlogs are a new trend in destination marketing, but there is limited cognition of food tourism motivates potential consumers to travel. We used content analysis and natural language processing for the effect of food vlogs on awakening travel intentions. The results showed that life-oriented and mundane food vlogs could significantly awaken travel intentions. Meanwhile, unique food community prompted the transformation of viewers into potenti…
Integrating Qualitative Comparative Analysis With Reflexive Thematic Analysis in Theme Development
A transparent analytical process contributes to the methodological rigor of reflexive thematic analysis. To enhance such transparency in reflexive thematic analysis, novice researchers need to document and present the analytical processes of theme development. In this article, we showcase how qualitative comparative analysis can be integrated into reflexive thematic analysis as a strategy for novice researchers. We demonstrate how novice research…
Public attitudes toward the police
Individual Leaders and the Development of Sino-American Rela tions
The Butterfly Effect and the Making of 'Ping-Pong Diplomacy
With the aid of the 'butterfly effect' theory, this article investigates the role of ordinary individuals, both Chinese and American, in the formulation, implementation and promotion of 'Ping Pong Diplomacy', which brought about the US‐China rapprochement in the early 1970s. Through examining the twists and turns in the process of 'Ping Pong Diplomacy' making, this study intends to bring one's attention to a number of seemingly less significant h…
Change of Exposure Response over Time and Long-Term Risk of Silicosis among a Cohort of Chinese Pottery Workers
An analysis was conducted on a cohort of Chinese pottery workers to estimate the exposure-response relationship between respirable crystalline silica dust exposure and the incidence of radiographically diagnosed silicosis, and to estimate the long-term risk of developing silicosis until the age of 65. The cohort comprised 3,250 employees with a median follow-up duration of around 37 years. Incident cases of silicosis were identified via silicosis…
Reading History in Visual Rhetoric
(2011). Reading History in Visual Rhetoric: The Changing Images of Chinese Women, 1949-2009. The Chinese Historical Review: Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 125-150
P1-345 Regulatory risk assessment in epidemiology
Regulatory risk assessment is a useful tool in the development of public policy, regulation and decision making in occupational safety and health. It focuses on a detailed quantification of occupational risk to human health which can be directly used for informing decisions about how to manage those risks. Prerequisite of regulatory risk assessment is a clear causal association and exposure-response-relationship. Risk quantification should be bas…
Focus on vulnerable populations and promoting equity in health service utilization ––an analysis of visitor characteristics and service utilization of the Chinese community health service
The CHIs in China appears to fulfill the public health target of uptake by vulnerable populations, and may play an important role in promoting equity in health service utilization. However, services for children and the elderly should be strengthened
Two xanthones from Swertia punicea with hepatoprotective activities in vitro and in vivo
Facilitating generation of local knowledge using a collaborative initiator
The Attribute of Water
QOL and sociodemographic factors among first-time parents in Japan
Evaluation of the acute and sub-chronic oral toxicity of the herbal formula Xiaoer Chaigui Tuire Oral Liquid
Where metaphors come from? Reconsidering context in metaphor
A visualized bibliometric analysis of interpreting studies in Mainland China
Along with the rapid expansion of the market for interpreting services and the increasing of institutions offering degree courses on translation and interpreting, the number of journal articles, books, theses, and conferences dedicated to interpreting studies rose significantly in China. Amazingly, 967 papers on interpreting studies have been published on 157 journals from 1958 to 2015 in Mainland China altogether. Interpreting studies play a vit…
Barriers to Provision of Lifestyle Counseling to Cancer Survivors
This study sought to identify factors associated with doctors’ intention to provide lifestyle counseling to cancer survivors and provide an evidence base for developing an intervention to maximize counseling behavior in cancer management programs. A cross-sectional survey based on the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) was conducted. Participants were 210 medical doctors recruited from two hospitals in Nigeria. Participants completed questionnaires…
John Wilson . Talking with the President
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Pseudo use value and output legitimacy of local growth coalitions in China
An institutional perspective of “Glocalization” in two Asian tigers
Planning discourses, local state commitment, and the making of a new state space (NSS) for China
Grounded in the interpretive tradition, this paper applies the theory of New State Space (NSS) to China’s city regionalism. We argue that in the NSS effort in China, planning discourses enable a regulatory framework to be applied at the level of city region. City regionalism corresponds to the conceptualisation of NSS in two dimensions. First, the rise of the city region gives rise to a new territorial form of state administration. Second, the ci…
A study of housing typology and perceived age-friendliness in an established Hong Kong new town
The acceptability of American politeness from a native and non-native comparative perspective
This article examines the American politeness phenomena from a comparative perspective between American native speakers and intermediate- or high-level second language learners in mainland China. Both groups are invited to inspect the same ten conversations randomly elicited from the Oral Corpus of California University at San Barbara and evaluate the politeness acceptability in terms of a questionnaire. In that questionnaire, Likert scaling as a…
The Acceptability of American Politeness from a Native-and-Non-Native Comparative Perspective
A diachronic analysis of metaphor clusters in political discourse
The complex and abstract character of political discourse makes it difficult to be understood directly by ordinary people. Assuming that use of metaphor could make political language easier to comprehend, more and more scholars began to focus on the study of metaphor in political discourse. However, most of these studies paid only attention to the contrastive study of single metaphor phenomena, while diachronic studies of metaphors still remained…
A Cognitive Account of Metaphor Translation in Two Chinese Versions of The Wind in the Willows
Cognitive Metaphor Theory (CMT), originally formulated by Lakoff and Johnson in 1980, rejects the traditional view of metaphor being a rhetorical phenomenon, and redefines it as a cognitive instrument by which humans perceive, categorize, and conceptualize the world. The cognitive method of metaphor studies offers an innovative research perspective on metaphor translation, which is more a process of reproducing in the target language the mapping …
Renationalisation and resistance of Hong Kong cinema
Hong Kong cinema is an emerging component of the booming Chinese film industry twenty years after the transfer of Hong Kong’s sovereignty from Britain to China. Hong Kong filmmakers and film companies now routinely collaborate with the mainland industry to produce for the mainland audience, prompting many creative artists and companies of the Hong Kong industry to relocate to the mainland. Based on the fundamental idea that both mainland Chinese …
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