Feng Chen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3650422 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Feng Chen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Feng |
| FAMILY NAME | Chen |
| SIGNATURE | CHEN F |
| AFFILIATIONS | China Meteorological Administration |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9129-7895 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 143 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 278 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 142 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 10 |
Digital storytelling versus oral storytelling in mathematics education: Effects on knowledge construction, creative thinking, and cognitive load
Developing and Validating the Intelligence Literacy Model for Medical Students (ILMS) in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Mixed-Methods Study
Lung involvement percentage in patients with Covid-19 during the Omicron wave in China: A SHAP-explained machine learning study from a single center
Background Following the lifting of China’s stringent lockdown policy on December 7, 2022, COVID-19 cases surged in a pattern, creating unprecedented strain on healthcare systems. The Omicron variant, characterized by high transmissibility and rapid spread, led to a sharp rise in infections. Understanding its clinical impact—particularly on lung involvement percentage—is crucial for optimizing patient care under such outbreak conditions. This stu…
Salvia miltiorrhiza Bunge alleviates pulmonary fibrosis by promoting fibroblast mitophagy
Greenness may increase ozone-related mortality risk via BVOC emissions: A WRF-CMAQ modeling and population-based study
A hybrid deep learning model for cross-seasonal forecasting of forest fire occurrence from long-term survey data
Climate change is exacerbating global forest fire regimes, creating an urgent demand for sophisticated predictive modeling tools. Focusing on the climatically sensitive and ecologically critical Daxing'anling Mountains in China, this study develops a hybrid deep learning framework termed CNN-ATT-SYNERGY. This model integrates Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) with attention mechanisms to fuse multi-source environmental covariates, encompassing …
Disentangling human activity and climate change impacts on suitable habitats of Taxus in China using an ensemble modeling approach
Dual-ensemble modeling disentangles human and climate impacts on Taxus habitats • T. wallichiana var. mairei faces highest anthropogenic pressure among five taxa • Severe warming causes 30-97% loss of highly suitable habitats by 2100 This study employs an ensemble modeling approach to systematically assess the impacts of human activities and climate change on suitable habitats of five Taxus species in China ( T. wallichiana var. mairei, T. cuspid…
Street-level bureaucrats’ perspectives on artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics adoption: A mixed-methods study of New York City’s building sector
Water scarcity challenges global power plant operation
Winter-spring drought in Yunnan since the early 19th century and its impact on social governance in China’s southwestern border regions
Climate change and variability have been demonstrated in interdisciplinary scholarship to, in some cases, have played a noteworthy role in a number of aspects of human history. Many studies in the climate-history nexus concern East Asia, but comparatively few concern the southwestern border areas of China. Although adverse climatic conditions have had profound environmental and socio-economic impacts in this vast region, their effects on societal…
Design of a TSR-based project learning strategy for biochemistry undergraduate teaching and research labs: A case study
Given the exponential growth of biochemical data and deep effect of computational methods on life sciences, there is a need to rethink undergraduate curricula. A project-oriented learning approach based on the Triangular Spatial Relationship (TSR) algorithm has been developed. The TSR-based method was designed for protein 3D structural comparison, motif discovery and probing molecular interactions. The uniqueness of the method benefits students’ …
Awareness of lung cancer among urban residents in Sichuan Province and its impact on their willingness to choose medical institutions for cancer screening
Introduction This study aimed to investigate the current level of knowledge about lung cancer among urban residents in Sichuan Province and to assess its influence on their willingness to choose county-level or lower-level medical institutions for cancer screening. Methods A total of 31,184 urban residents of Sichuan Province were included in the cross-sectional study. Binary logistic regression and propensity score matching (PSM) were used to as…
Cost-effectiveness analysis of first-line tislelizumab plus chemotherapy for extensive-stage small cell lung cancer from the perspective of the healthcare system in China
Background: Extensive-stage small-cell lung cancer (ES-SCLC) poses a formidable challenge due to its aggressive nature and poor prognosis. While immune checkpoint inhibitors have shown promise as part of first-line therapy, their cost-effectiveness and survival benefits in the Chinese healthcare system are not well understood. This study evaluates the cost-effectiveness of first-line tislelizumab combined with chemotherapy versus chemotherapy alo…
Exploration of social determinants of health and prostate cancer prevalence in the US: A cross-sectional study of NHANES data from 2003 to 2010
Objective Social determinants of health (SDoH) are increasingly recognized as key factors in addressing health inequities. This study aimed to explore the association between SDoH and risk of prostate cancer (PCa). Methods We analyzed data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2003–2010. PCa diagnosis was based on self-reported questionnaires, while highly-probable PCa was assessed using prostate-specific antigen levels. Multi…
Dancing at a distance: Exploring emergency remote teaching through the eyes of Argentine tango teachers
The COVID-19 pandemic triggered a rapid shift to online teaching, impacting formal and non-formal education. This study investigates challenges faced by tango teachers and students in the process of dance learning in an emergency remote teaching (ERT) context. Employing a qualitative research design, the research conducted one-to-one interviews with 21 tango teachers. Additionally, interview data with 13 tango learners and publicly available docu…
How breakthrough innovations develop in an organization with logic multiplicity: A multiple case study of a healthcare organization in China
The More Anxious, the More Dependent? The Impact of Math Anxiety on AI‐Assisted Problem‐Solving
Although the use of AI technology driven by anxiety has become increasingly common, research on the relationship between high school students' math anxiety and their intention to use AI for problem‐solving remains limited. This study, grounded in the Stimulus‐Organism‐Response (SOR) model, aims to explore the relationship between math anxiety and the intention to use AI for solving math problems among high school students. Using the Math Anxiety …
The contextual adaptation and educational impacts of the mhGAP-IG to address child mental and behavioral disorder treatment gap in China: A mixed-method study
The Mental Health Gap Action Program Intervention Guide (mhGAP-IG) is an international evidence-based intervention to enhance the scalability of non-specialized workforce to address mental, neurological, and substance use disorders, including child mental and behavioral disorders (CMBDs). Implementation in China remains limited. This study sought to adapt the CMBDs-related components of the mhGAP-IG to the local context and assess the educational…
How complex terrains reshape urban wind patterns and cooling effects: Evidence from a high-density weather observation network in Hangzhou Bay, China
Understanding how complex terrain influences urban wind patterns and cooling effects is crucial for addressing urban heat island (UHI) impacts and promoting climate-resilient cities. This study explores how terrain and urbanization jointly shape local wind systems and cooling in the Hangzhou Bay area, China, utilizing observational data from up to 574 meteorological stations (July–September, 2017–2021). Mixed local circulations occur 29–57% of th…
Association of menarche, menopause, and reproductive history with cognitive performance in older US women: A cross-sectional study from NHANES 2011–2014
Higher parity was negatively correlated with processing speed and memory. In contrast, delayed menopause and a longer reproductive span were positively correlated with global cognition and processing speed. These findings suggest that reproductive factors play a potential role in cognitive aging among older women
Association between the rule of law and health-related sustainable development goals: An ecological study
In the context of ongoing global challenges, such as pandemics, climate change, and armed conflicts, the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3) is confronted with multiple risks. Effectively addressing these challenges has become a pivotal issue in global health governance. This study seeks to analyze the association between the rule of law (ROL) and health-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A cross-sectional ecological …
An evolutionary analysis on the effect of dual-credit policy on technology R & D diffusion among new-energy vehicle enterprises in complex network
Reconsidering Acoustical Design for Traditional Chinese Courtyard Theater in Taiwan
Traditional Chinese courtyard theaters in Taiwan possess a unique architectural and performative identity, distinct from Western-style proscenium theaters that dominate contemporary performance venues. These Western configurations often impose spatial and acoustic constraints that hinder the authentic expression of traditional Chinese opera. In contrast, courtyard-style theaters—characterized by open-air layouts and architectural enclosures—offer…
The Current State and Debate on the Land Contract System in Rural China and A Proposal for Its Reform
Since the 1990s, the guiding principle of “maintaining land allocations regardless of changes in population” 增人不增地、减人不减地 has gradually slowed the allocation of contract land in rural China and resulted in a new generation of rural residents without land contract and management rights. This article places the evolution of this policy in the context of the global expansion of neoliberal property rights theory, systematically reviewing the theoretic…
How growing up without siblings affects the adult brain and behaviour in the CHIMGEN cohort
Subsistence Crises, Managerial Corruption and Labour Protests in China
Industrial Restructuring and Workers’ Resistance in China
The Fifteenth Congress of the Chinese Communist Party in September 1997 formally sanctioned a radical reshuffling of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). Since then, numerous smalland medium-sized SOEs, in the name of enterprise restructuring (qiye gaizhi), have been converted into shareholding companies with mixed public and private ownership, sold or leased to private individuals (either domestic or foreign), merged with one another, or just allowed…
Union Power in China Source, Operation, and Constraints
Why are the All-China Federation of Trade Unions and its regional branches, or union bureaucracies, able to play an active role in labor legislation, unionization, and labor dispute settlements, while their grassroots organizations, or workplace unions, remain haplessly impotent and incapable of representing workers? This article argues that union bureaucracies’ power and its operation are decisively reliant upon their formal government status. W…
Individual rights and collective rights: Labor’s predicament in China
Despite the government’s active legislation to protect workers, labor rights still remain widely ignored and poorly enforced in China. Structural constrains, such as the state’s development strategy biased on efficiency over equity, tight labor markets, and the lack of an effective safety net, cannot fully explain why Chinese workers have had so little impact on the environment in which they work and the violations of their rights often occur. Us…
Active Judiciary”: Judicial Dismantling Of Workers’ Collective Action in China
Legal Mobilization by Trade Unions: The Case of Shanghai
Movement-oriented labour NGOs in South China: Exit with voice and displaced unionism
Movement-oriented labour NGOs in China are groups committed to the advancement of workers' collective interests in a way very similar to that of trade unions in other countries. As the gap between workers' demands for collective bargaining and their lack of union representation widens, the role of movement-oriented labour NGOs has increased. These NGOs are led and driven by former workers who have a strong consciousness of workers' rights and who…
The Dilemma of Eudaemonic Legitimacy in Post-Mao China
The post-Mao leadership of China turned to a strategy of eudaemonic legitimacy after the earlier strategies of ideology and revolutionary charisma were perceived to have failed during the Cultural Revolution. Yet this new strategy created significant long-term problems. The shift to defining socialism in terms of increasing economic productivity eroded the Communist Party's claim to a monopoly on political expression while the willingness to subo…
China's road to the construction of labor rights
The stage of state-building in the labor sector at which a working-class movement arose is crucial for the subsequent development of state-labor relations. In contrast with the experience of western countries and authoritarian developing nations, the People's Republic of China's (PRC's) strong pre-existing labor institutions pre-empted organized labor mobilization at the beginning of capitalist development. The state has since then carried out a …
Labor Conflicts in China
Labor conflicts in China can be classified into three types: those over legal rights, over interests, and over the pre-reform entitlements. They have relatively distinguishable bases, claims, framing, and patterns of interaction with the government. The typological classification is useful for understanding the developmental trajectory of labor conflict in China
The Re-Employment Project in Shanghai: Institutional Workings and Consequences for Workers
Local State Adhocracy: Infrastructural Power and Stability Maintenance in Grassroots China
Previous studies on state’s infrastructural power assume that the state is composed of formal bureaucratic and coercive institutions. This study explores a new format of infrastructural power, termed the “local state adhocracy,” by using China’s stability maintenance apparatuses as a case. Configured through the state’s reordering of institutional and social resources but operating in rather flexible and impromptus manners, the local state adhocr…
Disorganized Popular Contention and Local Institutional Building in China: A case study in Guangdong
Concurring with the approach stressing the role of contentious politics in (re)shaping state institutions, this study explores how disorganized popular contentions configure local institutional building in China. As Chinese citizens are not legally allowed to take organized collective action to express their grievances and demands, popular contentions, despite their common origins, similar claims and identical targets, break out here and there in…
Ideologies and framing labour activism in China
Contesting the views that overlook the role of ideology in Chinese labour resistance, this paper argues that ideology accounts for variations of labour activism not only in the perception of labour rights but also in goals and tactics. By using the framing theory, the study explores how ideology shapes labour activism in China. It demonstrates that as alternative ideologies are suppressed in society, labour activists have attempted to construct t…
Potential forcing mechanisms of Holocene lake-level changes at Nam Co, Tibetan Plateau: Inferred from the stable isotopic composition of shells of the gastropod Radix
The timing of lake-level fluctuations on the Tibetan Plateau and their relationship with climatic changes is still under debate, and the main reason for this is the lack of suitable archives for reconstructing the paleohydrology and paleoclimatology of the lakes. Here, we present the results of analyses of the shell geochemistry of Radix sp. from an exposed terrace of Nam Co lake on the south-central Tibetan Plateau. Optically stimulated luminesc…
Examining political mobilization of online communities through e-petitioning behavior in We the People
This study aims to reveal patterns of e-petition co-signing behavior that are indicative of the political mobilization of online "communities". We discuss the case of We the People, a US national experiment in the use of social media technology to enable users to propose and solicit support for policy suggestions to the White House. We apply Baumgartner and Jones's work on agenda setting and punctuated equilibrium, which suggests that policy issu…
Against the State: Labor Protests in China in the 1950s
Deriving evidence from Neican (Internal Reference), this article demonstrates that labor unrest in the 1950s was rooted in inherent tensions in the state’s efforts to reconstruct state-labor relations. With the state’s increasing control over industry and the emerging paternalistic institutions, workers came to see the state, as it presented itself, as the patron of their interests, and they expected its economic protection. Consequently, the dis…
Party versus market in post‐Mao China: The erosion of the Leninist organization from below
In common with other communist regimes, post‐1949 China has deployed the organizational weapon of communist party penetration of all levels of administration and all work units, using the primary party organization (PPO) as an effective means of control. However, in the context of market‐based economic reform, itself induced by the top party leadership, the PPOs' ideological and political functions have become irrelevant, if not counter‐productiv…
Use of Deep Learning in Forensic Sex Estimation of Virtual Pelvic Models from the Han Population
Accurate sex estimation is crucial to determine the identity of human skeletal remains effectively. Here, we developed convolutional neural network (CNN) models for sex estimation on virtual hemi-pelvic regions, including the ventral pubis (VP), dorsal pubis (DP), greater sciatic notch (GSN), pelvic inlet (PI), ischium, and acetabulum from the Han population and compared these models with two experienced forensic anthropologists using morphologic…
The Role of Guanxi in Social Exclusion against the Background of Social Stratification: Case Studies of Two Chinese Villages
This article is based on two case studies of social exclusion in two Chinese villages against the background of social stratification.Five types of social exclusion of the poor—housing, marriage, renqing, ritual, and gossip exclusion—are identified, which shrink the guanxi networks held by the poor. This in turn weakens their social and ritual capital and lowers their social status,leading to the reproduction of inequality. The research presented…
The Effects of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Educational Attainment
We study the effects of the COVID pandemic on educational attainment. By 2022, entry into two-year colleges was 21 percent lower than before the pandemic, with larger declines in Black- and Hispanic-majority colleges. Four-year college entry declined by only 6 percent and then rebounded 4 percent. High school graduation reached an all-time high in 2022. To explain these patterns, we undertook an interrupted time series design. Lower numbers of CO…
A tree-ring cellulose extraction device adapted to radiocarbon analysis
Tree-ring cellulose is a commonly used material for radiocarbon analysis. Extracting cellulose is labor-consuming and several devices that enable batchwise extraction have been developed. However, these devices bear the risk of sample contamination. The present study describes a new device which improves upon two aspects of currently available devices. First, to prevent cross-sample-contamination, we redesigned the drainage module to enable indep…
Global urbanicity is associated with brain and behaviour in young people
Urbanicity is a growing environmental challenge for mental health. Here, we investigate correlations of urbanicity with brain structure and function, neuropsychology and mental illness symptoms in young people from China and Europe (total n = 3,867). We developed a remote-sensing satellite measure (UrbanSat) to quantify population density at any point on Earth. UrbanSat estimates of urbanicity were correlated with brain volume, cortical surface a…
Jewish identity in American art: A golden age since the 1970s
Jewish identity in American art: A golden age since the 1970s." Visual Studies, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
Outside the ivory tower: Visualizing University Students’ Top Transit-Trip Destinations and Popular Corridors
Universities are where innovations, face-to-face interactions and social capital are commonplace. Nevertheless, often regarded as ‘the ivory tower’, universities cannot be separated from the social and economic transformations outside of them. Traffic, information and financial flows between universities and other locations can be used to reveal connections between the ivory tower and other locales. Therefore, this paper uses the weekday public t…
Mission Impossible: Taiwan's Bid for the United Nations and its Implications for China's Unification
A Few Reflections on the Question of State-Owned Enterprises Operating Middle and Primary Schools
In the course of several decades of development, the middle and primary school system operated by China's state-owned enterprises has reached fairly large dimensions and become a major component of China's basic education. Information indicates that by 1993, middle and primary schools operated by enterprises numbered approximately 18,000, contained about 6.1 million students and 600,000 teachers and staff members, and were provided by the enterpr…
Party versus market in post‐Mao China: The erosion of the Leninist organization from below
In common with other communist regimes, post‐1949 China has deployed the organizational weapon of communist party penetration of all levels of administration and all work units, using the primary party organization (PPO) as an effective means of control. However, in the context of market‐based economic reform, itself induced by the top party leadership, the PPOs' ideological and political functions have become irrelevant, if not counter‐productiv…
The Dilemma of Eudaemonic Legitimacy in Post-Mao China
The post-Mao leadership of China turned to a strategy of eudaemonic legitimacy after the earlier strategies of ideology and revolutionary charisma were perceived to have failed during the Cultural Revolution. Yet this new strategy created significant long-term problems. The shift to defining socialism in terms of increasing economic productivity eroded the Communist Party's claim to a monopoly on political expression while the willingness to subo…
Subsistence Crises, Managerial Corruption and Labour Protests in China
The Re-Employment Project in Shanghai: Institutional Workings and Consequences for Workers
Initial sequencing and analysis of the human genome
The human genome holds an extraordinary trove of information about human development, physiology, medicine and evolution. Here we report the results of an international collaboration to produce and make freely available a draft sequence of the human genome. We also present an initial analysis of the data, describing some of the insights that can be gleaned from the sequence.
Between the State and Labour: The Conflict of Chinese Trade Unions' Double Identity in Market Reform
Chinese official union's reactions to labour contentions can be explained by its double institutional identity as both a state apparatus and the labour organization. Before the reform, the union did not confront tense conflicts between its double identity, as its representation function was absorbed by the paternalist state. As the state retreats from socialist paternalism, the union finds that its double identity becomes contradictory. What role…
Industrial Restructuring and Workers’ Resistance in China
The Fifteenth Congress of the Chinese Communist Party in September 1997 formally sanctioned a radical reshuffling of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). Since then, numerous smalland medium-sized SOEs, in the name of enterprise restructuring (qiye gaizhi), have been converted into shareholding companies with mixed public and private ownership, sold or leased to private individuals (either domestic or foreign), merged with one another, or just allowed…
In vitro studies of endophytic fungi from Tripterygium wilfordii with anti-proliferative activity on human peripheral blood mononuclear cells
Legal Mobilization by Trade Unions: The Case of Shanghai
Sequencing and Analysis of Neanderthal Genomic DNA
Our knowledge of Neanderthals is based on a limited number of remains and artifacts from which we must make inferences about their biology, behavior, and relationship to ourselves. Here, we describe the characterization of these extinct hominids from a new perspective, based on the development of a Neanderthal metagenomic library and its high-throughput sequencing and analysis. Several lines of evidence indicate that the 65,250 base pairs of homi…
Individual rights and collective rights: Labor’s predicament in China
Despite the government’s active legislation to protect workers, labor rights still remain widely ignored and poorly enforced in China. Structural constrains, such as the state’s development strategy biased on efficiency over equity, tight labor markets, and the lack of an effective safety net, cannot fully explain why Chinese workers have had so little impact on the environment in which they work and the violations of their rights often occur. Us…
Union Power in China Source, Operation, and Constraints
Why are the All-China Federation of Trade Unions and its regional branches, or union bureaucracies, able to play an active role in labor legislation, unionization, and labor dispute settlements, while their grassroots organizations, or workplace unions, remain haplessly impotent and incapable of representing workers? This article argues that union bureaucracies’ power and its operation are decisively reliant upon their formal government status. W…
Trends of maximum temperature, minimum temperature and diurnal temperature range and their correlations with urbanisation in Xiamen, China
This study examines variations of maximum temperature, minimum temperature and diurnal temperature range (DTR) and their possible correlations to urbanisation in Xiamen, a coastal city in SE China. The underlying meteorological data used are the daily temperature time series from Xiamen Meteorological Station from 1954 to 2007. We selected four urbanisation indices, urban population, gross domestic product, built-up area and gross electricity con…
Urbanisation effects on summer habitat comfort: A case study of three coastal cities in southeast China
Habitat comfort reflects the effects of weather conditions on quantifiable human sensations related to comfort. Urbanisation has a major effect on the energy balance of urban ecosystems, but whether the level affects summer habitat comfort is still unknown. This study analysed the relationship between urbanisation level and habitat comfort in summer for three cities in southeast China, Xiamen, Shantou and Shenzhen, using meteorological data from …
The characteristics of impaired fasting glucose associated with obesity and dyslipidaemia in a Chinese population
In this Chinese population, both BMI and WC were important predictors of IFG. Abnormal TG as a lipid marker was more strongly associated with IFG than were TC and HDL-C. These factors should be taken into consideration simultaneously for prevention of IFG
Designing a green-space network with geospatial technology for Lijiang City
Scientifically sound planning of green-space networks is essential for improving the quality of the urban environment. This article introduces an investigation on design of a green-space network for Lijiang City, a world natural and cultural heritage site undergoing rapid urbanisation. Land-use changes were examined using China–Brazil Earth Resources Satellite-02B (CBERS-02B) imagery. We divided the urban green-space network into five major compo…
The foxconn suicides and their media prominence: Is the werther effect applicable in china
The Foxconn suicides were temporally clustered. Their occurrences were influenced by the reporting of BJ-based newspapers, and contagion within the company itself. Further suicide research and prevention work in China should consider its special media environment
The impact of media reporting of suicide on actual suicides in Taiwan, 2002–05
OBJECTIVES: To assess changes in the intensity of suicide news reporting in Taiwan's local newspapers after the arrival of a daily tabloid-type newspaper, Apple Daily (AD), and evaluate the impact of suicide news reporting on actual suicides and possible mutual causation. METHODS: A counting process was used to estimate the intensity of daily suicide news items reported in the China Times (CT) and United Daily (UD) before and after the arrival of…
Effects of Urban Vegetation on Urban Air Quality
Vegetation has been well recognized for its ability in improving air quality and alleviating global warming. Tree planting has been used to mitigate urban heat island phenomena, sequester carbon dioxide, and help to trap air pollutants on leaves. Because some plant species emit biogenic volatile organic compounds (BVOCs), planting of some cultivars increase ozone and particulate matter ambient concentration and hence deteriorate air quality. More…
The Peer Group as a Social and Cultural Context: Influence on Socioemotional Functioning in Chinese Children
摘要: 基于同伴圈子的相似性假设探讨同伴圈子的形成、圈子社会情境对儿童社会能力发展的促进作用, 以及圈子文化背景对圈子社会化过程的调节作用。选取某城乡结合部一小学3至5年级898名儿童作为被试进行一年的跟踪调查, 其中在第一年当地城市儿童占36.5%, 当地农村儿童占48.8%, 流动儿童占10.4%。学生在第一和第二年都完成《班级戏剧》和《社会认知地图》问卷。研究结果表明:(1)在个体层面上, 圈子成员的社交性、亲社会性、自主性以及同伴接纳显著高于孤立者。城市儿童的自主性显著高于农村和流动儿童, 后两者之间则无显著差异。亲社会性在性别和文化背景方面存在显著的交互作用。(2)儿童会依据社会能力的相似性来组成同伴圈子, 且不同圈子之间存在显著差异。儿童也愿意与不同文化背景的同伴交往, 形成不同类型社会文化背景的同伴圈子。(3)儿童的社交性和自主性随着同伴圈子相应能力的提高而呈正向发展趋势。(4)同伴圈子对个体社交性和自主性发展的影响因圈子所注重的社会文化准则的差异而有所不同。农村-城市圈子…
Active Judiciary”: Judicial Dismantling Of Workers’ Collective Action in China
A 352-year record of summer temperature reconstruction in the western Tianshan Mountains, China, as deduced from tree-ring density
Three robust tree-ring density chronologies were developed for the western Tianshan Mountains of northwestern China. The chronologies were significantly correlated and form a regional chronology (GLD). The GLD had significant and positive correlations with temperature of warm seasons. Based on this relationship, the mean minimum temperatures of May to August were reconstructed using the GLD chronology for the period AD 1657 to 2008. The temperatu…
A tree-ring based temperature reconstruction for the Kaiduhe River watershed, northwestern China, since A.D. 1680: Linkages to the North Atlantic Oscillation
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