Xu Hong
Biographic Data
| ID | 3649418 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xu Hong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xu |
| FAMILY NAME | Hong |
| SIGNATURE | HONG X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chinese Academy of Social Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8561-0163 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 24 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Daoist Philosophy and Its Modern Value
Daoist philosophy, with its profound historical foundation and unique worldview, plays a significant role in contemporary philosophical discourse. In the context of globalization, its principles – “The Way models itself on what is naturally so” and “governing through non-action” – offer alternative approaches to addressing social and environmental challenges. This study demonstrates that Daoist ideas, centered on harmony, inclusivity, and natural…
Integrated network pharmacology and multi-omics reveals GLUD1-mediated α-KG/Glu conversion in regulating amino acid metabolism
Does local green governance promote corporate green innovation? A new perspective from green officials
Network Analysis of Premonitory Urges, Tic Symptoms, Obsessive-Compulsive Symptoms, and Quality of Life in Drug-Naïve Children and Adolescents with Tic Disorder
Protocol for evaluating physiological and psychological acclimatization mechanisms in Tibetan plateau environment
Introduction: The transition from low to high altitude environments is associated with a multifaceted series of physiological and psychological alterations that manifest over time. These changes are intricately intertwined, with physiological acclimatization primarily mediated through the regulation of hypoxia-inducible factor (HIF), which orchestrates the expression of critical molecules and hormones. This process extends to encompass the epigen…
The impact of road environments on rural periodic market travel satisfaction
Introduction: Travel satisfaction as experienced by rural residents is closely related to personal physical and mental health, as well as rural economic conditions. An improved rural road environment can be expected to enhance villagers' satisfaction with regards to visits to markets, but to date this has not been established empirically. Methods: In this study, a questionnaire was designed to obtain local residents' evaluations of road environme…
Revisiting the 8-syndrome of the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) in 67257 Chinese school students
The 8-Syndrome structure of the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) has been well supported globally, but its validity in the Chinese sample remains untested. A total of 67,257 school students aged 6–16 were included. The Chinese version of the CBCL consists of 118 specific behavioral and emotional items, with two open-ended screening items. Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), cluster analysis, and network analysis were employed to test the 8-Syndrom…
Psychometric Properties of the Moves Scale for Tourette Syndrome and Comorbidities in a Chinese Cultural Context
Understanding parental preference for childcare
This study analyzed the factors influencing childcare preference and the relationship between childcare preference and childcare service demand scale, using data collected from a questionnaire survey of 3,921 parents of infants and toddlers in Chongqing, China. The results indicate that parents with higher incomes, higher education levels, older ages, multiple infants, and dual-career living in urban areas have a stronger preference for childcare…
Sacrifice for Love
Romantic tourism has emerged as an important segment, where tourists have a strong drive to compromise with partners to maintain good relations. But it's not clear how this influences their feelings. Based on expectancy theory, this study reveals how different types of unilateral compromise influence their emotional benefits, and explores the special role played by social cues and anonymity in the tourism context. A field experiment and an online…
Impact of Discrimination on Women's Job Satisfaction in Pakistani Higher Education
Understanding the cooling capacity and its potential drivers in urban forests at the single tree and cluster scales
Determinants of Farmers’ Intention of Straw Recycling
Promoting the intention of farmers to participate in straw recycling is an effective way to alleviate the contradiction between environmental pollution, scarcity of environmental resources, and sustainable development. In this study, social trust and value perception were integrated into the theory of planned behavior to build a theoretical framework of farmers' intention to participate in straw recycling, considering the influences of three diff…
China–Pakistan economic corridor ( CPEC ), tourism demand, and environmental concerns
The mega‐infrastructural development project provides easy access to remarkable tourism destinations and keeps attracting tourists. Tourist data from the tourism department of Gilgit‐Baltistan (GB), Pakistan, show that the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project's impact positively relates to tourism demand. GB is at the early stage of tourism development, and residents show a willingness to support tourism even though tourism costs outwe…
Bulls for sacrifice, cows for work? Morphometric models suggest that female cattle were used for traction in the Chinese Bronze Age Late Shang dynasty (ca. 1300–1046 BCE)
Training animals to pull agricultural equipment and wheeled transport significantly shaped and advanced human economic systems. In this context the use of large domestic animals such as cattle was a milestone event in human history, part of what Sherratt memorably termed the Secondary Products Revolution: the use of the products of live animals such as milk, wool and traction power. It is commonly assumed that male cattle were generally preferred…
Early–middle Holocene ecological change and its influence on human subsistence strategies in the Luoyang Basin, north-central China
In north-central China, subsistence practices transitioned from hunting and gathering to millet-based agriculture between the early and middle Holocene. To better understand how ancient environmental changes influenced this shift in subsistence strategies and human activities at regional to local levels, we conducted palynological and lithologic analyses on radiocarbon-dated sediment cores from the Luoyang Basin, western Henan Province. Our palyn…
Pathological evidence reveals cattle traction in North China by the early second millennium BC
The use of cattle labour in antiquity is a worldwide well-discussed topic among researchers as it can shed light on the possible development trajectories of our communities over the past several millennia. Zooarchaeology can play a vital role in illuminating the history of cattle traction through observed pathologies on cattle bones linked to traction activity. Systemic zooarchaeological investigation is still underdeveloped in China, one of the …
Erlitou
The Erlitou Culture
The development of the Erlitou culture has been traced mainly through excavations at the Erlitou capital. The chapter first discusses general features of the Erlitou site and culture and lists important sites of the Erlitou culture. It then focuses on results of archaeological investigations at the Erlitou site. It talks about the growth of the capital, the mystery of the origin of the two-wheeled vehicle and the horse-drawn vehicle, and features…
Evaluation of the Rural Human Settlement in Shandong Province
Chemical Comparison of Rare Chinese White Pottery From Four Sites of the Erlitou State
White pottery is among the most significant finds from China's earliest state, Erlitou ( c . 1900–1500 bc ). Samples were primarily discovered in small numbers from elite tombs of a few sites, leading to the hypothesis that they were made at only a few locations and then circulated regionally as prestige items. To facilitate determining provenances, we compare the ICP–MS trace elements and TIMS Sr isotopes of whiteware with two soil samples from …
Mutual Conversion of Land Use between Urban and Rural Area in the Process of Urbanization
Rethinking Erlitou
Erlitou is one of the most important settlements in early China, a prime site for the investigation of early cities and states. Traditionally, it has been described, dated and explained in terms of dynastic succession - the dynasties of the Xia and the Shang being the ethnically-distinct actors and prime movers that made history here. In a brilliant analysis, the authors decouple the semi-legendary textual histories from the up-to-date archaeolog…
Analysis and Countermeasures on Effective Land Use of Rural Residential Area in Jinan, Shandong Province
Pathological evidence reveals cattle traction in North China by the early second millennium BC
The use of cattle labour in antiquity is a worldwide well-discussed topic among researchers as it can shed light on the possible development trajectories of our communities over the past several millennia. Zooarchaeology can play a vital role in illuminating the history of cattle traction through observed pathologies on cattle bones linked to traction activity. Systemic zooarchaeological investigation is still underdeveloped in China, one of the …
Rethinking Erlitou
Erlitou is one of the most important settlements in early China, a prime site for the investigation of early cities and states. Traditionally, it has been described, dated and explained in terms of dynastic succession - the dynasties of the Xia and the Shang being the ethnically-distinct actors and prime movers that made history here. In a brilliant analysis, the authors decouple the semi-legendary textual histories from the up-to-date archaeolog…
Bulls for sacrifice, cows for work? Morphometric models suggest that female cattle were used for traction in the Chinese Bronze Age Late Shang dynasty (ca. 1300–1046 BCE)
Training animals to pull agricultural equipment and wheeled transport significantly shaped and advanced human economic systems. In this context the use of large domestic animals such as cattle was a milestone event in human history, part of what Sherratt memorably termed the Secondary Products Revolution: the use of the products of live animals such as milk, wool and traction power. It is commonly assumed that male cattle were generally preferred…
China–Pakistan economic corridor ( CPEC ), tourism demand, and environmental concerns
The mega‐infrastructural development project provides easy access to remarkable tourism destinations and keeps attracting tourists. Tourist data from the tourism department of Gilgit‐Baltistan (GB), Pakistan, show that the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project's impact positively relates to tourism demand. GB is at the early stage of tourism development, and residents show a willingness to support tourism even though tourism costs outwe…
Erlitou
Sacrifice for Love
Romantic tourism has emerged as an important segment, where tourists have a strong drive to compromise with partners to maintain good relations. But it's not clear how this influences their feelings. Based on expectancy theory, this study reveals how different types of unilateral compromise influence their emotional benefits, and explores the special role played by social cues and anonymity in the tourism context. A field experiment and an online…
Impact of Discrimination on Women's Job Satisfaction in Pakistani Higher Education
Chemical Comparison of Rare Chinese White Pottery From Four Sites of the Erlitou State
White pottery is among the most significant finds from China's earliest state, Erlitou ( c . 1900–1500 bc ). Samples were primarily discovered in small numbers from elite tombs of a few sites, leading to the hypothesis that they were made at only a few locations and then circulated regionally as prestige items. To facilitate determining provenances, we compare the ICP–MS trace elements and TIMS Sr isotopes of whiteware with two soil samples from …
Analysis and Countermeasures on Effective Land Use of Rural Residential Area in Jinan, Shandong Province
Mutual Conversion of Land Use between Urban and Rural Area in the Process of Urbanization
Rethinking Erlitou
Erlitou is one of the most important settlements in early China, a prime site for the investigation of early cities and states. Traditionally, it has been described, dated and explained in terms of dynastic succession - the dynasties of the Xia and the Shang being the ethnically-distinct actors and prime movers that made history here. In a brilliant analysis, the authors decouple the semi-legendary textual histories from the up-to-date archaeolog…
Chemical Comparison of Rare Chinese White Pottery From Four Sites of the Erlitou State
White pottery is among the most significant finds from China's earliest state, Erlitou ( c . 1900–1500 bc ). Samples were primarily discovered in small numbers from elite tombs of a few sites, leading to the hypothesis that they were made at only a few locations and then circulated regionally as prestige items. To facilitate determining provenances, we compare the ICP–MS trace elements and TIMS Sr isotopes of whiteware with two soil samples from …
Evaluation of the Rural Human Settlement in Shandong Province
The Erlitou Culture
The development of the Erlitou culture has been traced mainly through excavations at the Erlitou capital. The chapter first discusses general features of the Erlitou site and culture and lists important sites of the Erlitou culture. It then focuses on results of archaeological investigations at the Erlitou site. It talks about the growth of the capital, the mystery of the origin of the two-wheeled vehicle and the horse-drawn vehicle, and features…
Erlitou
Early–middle Holocene ecological change and its influence on human subsistence strategies in the Luoyang Basin, north-central China
In north-central China, subsistence practices transitioned from hunting and gathering to millet-based agriculture between the early and middle Holocene. To better understand how ancient environmental changes influenced this shift in subsistence strategies and human activities at regional to local levels, we conducted palynological and lithologic analyses on radiocarbon-dated sediment cores from the Luoyang Basin, western Henan Province. Our palyn…
Pathological evidence reveals cattle traction in North China by the early second millennium BC
The use of cattle labour in antiquity is a worldwide well-discussed topic among researchers as it can shed light on the possible development trajectories of our communities over the past several millennia. Zooarchaeology can play a vital role in illuminating the history of cattle traction through observed pathologies on cattle bones linked to traction activity. Systemic zooarchaeological investigation is still underdeveloped in China, one of the …
Determinants of Farmers’ Intention of Straw Recycling
Promoting the intention of farmers to participate in straw recycling is an effective way to alleviate the contradiction between environmental pollution, scarcity of environmental resources, and sustainable development. In this study, social trust and value perception were integrated into the theory of planned behavior to build a theoretical framework of farmers' intention to participate in straw recycling, considering the influences of three diff…
China–Pakistan economic corridor ( CPEC ), tourism demand, and environmental concerns
The mega‐infrastructural development project provides easy access to remarkable tourism destinations and keeps attracting tourists. Tourist data from the tourism department of Gilgit‐Baltistan (GB), Pakistan, show that the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project's impact positively relates to tourism demand. GB is at the early stage of tourism development, and residents show a willingness to support tourism even though tourism costs outwe…
Bulls for sacrifice, cows for work? Morphometric models suggest that female cattle were used for traction in the Chinese Bronze Age Late Shang dynasty (ca. 1300–1046 BCE)
Training animals to pull agricultural equipment and wheeled transport significantly shaped and advanced human economic systems. In this context the use of large domestic animals such as cattle was a milestone event in human history, part of what Sherratt memorably termed the Secondary Products Revolution: the use of the products of live animals such as milk, wool and traction power. It is commonly assumed that male cattle were generally preferred…
Understanding the cooling capacity and its potential drivers in urban forests at the single tree and cluster scales
Protocol for evaluating physiological and psychological acclimatization mechanisms in Tibetan plateau environment
Introduction: The transition from low to high altitude environments is associated with a multifaceted series of physiological and psychological alterations that manifest over time. These changes are intricately intertwined, with physiological acclimatization primarily mediated through the regulation of hypoxia-inducible factor (HIF), which orchestrates the expression of critical molecules and hormones. This process extends to encompass the epigen…
The impact of road environments on rural periodic market travel satisfaction
Introduction: Travel satisfaction as experienced by rural residents is closely related to personal physical and mental health, as well as rural economic conditions. An improved rural road environment can be expected to enhance villagers' satisfaction with regards to visits to markets, but to date this has not been established empirically. Methods: In this study, a questionnaire was designed to obtain local residents' evaluations of road environme…
Revisiting the 8-syndrome of the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) in 67257 Chinese school students
The 8-Syndrome structure of the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) has been well supported globally, but its validity in the Chinese sample remains untested. A total of 67,257 school students aged 6–16 were included. The Chinese version of the CBCL consists of 118 specific behavioral and emotional items, with two open-ended screening items. Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), cluster analysis, and network analysis were employed to test the 8-Syndrom…
Psychometric Properties of the Moves Scale for Tourette Syndrome and Comorbidities in a Chinese Cultural Context
Understanding parental preference for childcare
This study analyzed the factors influencing childcare preference and the relationship between childcare preference and childcare service demand scale, using data collected from a questionnaire survey of 3,921 parents of infants and toddlers in Chongqing, China. The results indicate that parents with higher incomes, higher education levels, older ages, multiple infants, and dual-career living in urban areas have a stronger preference for childcare…
Sacrifice for Love
Romantic tourism has emerged as an important segment, where tourists have a strong drive to compromise with partners to maintain good relations. But it's not clear how this influences their feelings. Based on expectancy theory, this study reveals how different types of unilateral compromise influence their emotional benefits, and explores the special role played by social cues and anonymity in the tourism context. A field experiment and an online…
Impact of Discrimination on Women's Job Satisfaction in Pakistani Higher Education
Does local green governance promote corporate green innovation? A new perspective from green officials
Network Analysis of Premonitory Urges, Tic Symptoms, Obsessive-Compulsive Symptoms, and Quality of Life in Drug-Naïve Children and Adolescents with Tic Disorder
Daoist Philosophy and Its Modern Value
Daoist philosophy, with its profound historical foundation and unique worldview, plays a significant role in contemporary philosophical discourse. In the context of globalization, its principles – “The Way models itself on what is naturally so” and “governing through non-action” – offer alternative approaches to addressing social and environmental challenges. This study demonstrates that Daoist ideas, centered on harmony, inclusivity, and natural…
Integrated network pharmacology and multi-omics reveals GLUD1-mediated α-KG/Glu conversion in regulating amino acid metabolism
Geography (14 works) · Business (8 works) · China (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · History (6 works) · Biology (5 works)