Tianyu Li
Biographic Data
| ID | 3656594 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tianyu Li |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tianyu |
| FAMILY NAME | Li |
| SIGNATURE | LI T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hong Kong |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3719-1459 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 32 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Meeting caregivers where they are: Generational engagement and home visitor responsiveness during home visits in rural China
Drivers of social media application satisfaction among students in higher vocational colleges — an empirical analysis based on uses and gratifications theory
Introduction Social media in higher vocational colleges commonly faces problems such as content homogenization, insufficient interactivity, and disorderly vocational resources, which lead to lower student satisfaction. Existing studies mostly focus on general universities or general user groups, and insufficiently examine the demand differences and satisfaction driving mechanisms of vocational college students. Therefore, based on Uses and Gratif…
Rethinking placemaking through rural tourism in Chengkan Village, China
The conservation and adaptive reuse of traditional villages has become a key policy priority in China, with rural tourism widely promoted as a means to achieve these goals. Yet little attention has been given to how cultural landscapes are represented, reshaped, and inhabited through tourism. This study addresses the gap through a longitudinal case study of Chengkan Village. Drawing on interviews, field observations, planning documents, and histo…
Beyond the chaos: How crowded exhibitions shape customer politeness and service interactions
This study explores the surprisingly positive impact of crowding perception on customer politeness at exhibition entrances, challenging the typical assumption that crowded spaces lead to stress and rudeness. The findings reveal that high-visibility environments can enhance adherence to social norms, fostering politeness rather than incivility. Crucially, this study shows that perceived waiting time and negative emotions do not mediate the crowdin…
Emotion regulation and motivation modulate the associations between math anxiety, attention, and math performance
Geospatial analysis of Covid-19 vaccine access in Kenya: The interplay of travel time, perceived availability, and vaccine uptake
Background: COVID-19 vaccines have reduced severe illness and mortality, yet inequitable distribution delayed rollout in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), including Kenya, where only 36% of adults were fully vaccinated by October 2022. While sociodemographic and attitudinal determinants of uptake are well documented, role of geographic access remain underexplored at individual level. This study assessed population coverage by travel …
Real-time physiological and emotional responses to the deadly Tai Po fire in Hong Kong
Semiotic stratification of pine-cypress: From arboreal totems to confucian ethics
This study tackles a key question in cultural semiotics: How does a natural entity become a core moral symbol? Focusing on pine–cypress symbolism in Chinese thanatological culture, we propose a novel four-tier semiotic encoding model – comprising material, logographic, institutional, and ethical dimensions – to theorize its millennia-long metamorphosis. Critically synthesizing Ye Shuxian’s N-level coding with Peircean–Saussurean semiotics and Fou…
How does the digital economy affect carbon emissions in China? An analysis based on the perspective of the “space of flows”
The concept of the “space of flows” emphasizes cross-space resource sharing arising from element flows in the digital age and has become an important topic in digital economy (DE) research. The DE is a key driver of global economic growth, whereas carbon emissions (CE) remain a major barrier to achieving global sustainable development goals. Existing research primarily examines the DE-CE relationship from a static perspective based on regional at…
Does the role of festival rituals matter in fostering cultural resonance and community citizenship
The Moon Worshiping Cultural Festival, which is celebrated during the Mid-Autumn Festival in Shuangjing Village, Jiangxi, China, offers a valuable setting for exploring how ritual activities influence residents’ citizenship behavior. This study underscores the influential role of these rituals in fostering community engagement and navigating cultural continuity amid change. Grounding the research in social cognitive theory highlights how the ritu…
Rural social space assemblage at the edge of a metropolitan development zone: A case study of Pengdu Village, Shanghai
Did China’s regional planning policies promote employment in the science and technology services sector
This paper analyzes the impact of regional planning policies on employment in the field of scientific and technological services, using the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei integration strategy in China as a case study. A difference-in-differences (DID) model is applied to conduct a quasi-natural experiment. The paper systematically examines the policy-driven effects of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei integration strategy on employment in scientific and technolog…
Evaluating geographic accessibility to Covid-19 vaccination across 54 countries/regions
BACKGROUND: The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed significant disparities in global vaccine accessibility, particularly affecting low and middle-income countries (LMICs). However, current research on COVID-19 vaccine accessibility primarily focuses on individual countries or high-income countries (HIC). We aimed to evaluate geographic accessibility to COVID-19 vaccination on a multicountry scale, covering comparisons across LMICs and HICs. Additiona…
Combined and progressive effect of frailty and sarcopenia on the risk of cardiovascular disease in middle-aged and older adults
Background: Frailty and sarcopenia are two related conditions, but how they lead to cardiovascular disease (CVD) remain unclear. The study aimed to investigate the combined and progressive effect of them. Methods: The data were from China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS). Frailty status was evaluated by the Rockwood frailty index and sarcopenia status was classified according to the Asia Working Group for Sarcopenia 2019. Results…
How social media amplifies HPV risk: Applying the influence of presumed media influence model to the risk amplification framework
Exploring how generativity influences the online review continuity of museums: The double-edged sword of monetary rewards
This study applies social capital theory to investigate the influence of generativity on online review continuity (ORC), an essential factor in guiding tourism choices, especially for museums. Results reveal that intrinsic motivations – specifically, the desire to support visitors and museums – are critical for sustaining review activity. Unexpectedly, monetary incentives can amplify generativity's positive effect on ORC and engagement. However, …
Understanding return migration's decisions in rural tourism destinations from a family perspective: Evidence from Guzhu Village in China
Multiple marginalizations: Understanding rural restructuring around metropolitan development zone — A case study from Pengdu Village, Shanghai
A New Method Based on Lattice Boltzmann Method and Unsupervised Clustering for Identification of Urban-Scale Ventilation Corridors
With the increase in urban development intensity, the urban climate has become an important factor affecting sustainable development. The role of urban ventilation corridors in improving urban climate has received widespread attention. Urban ventilation identification and planning based on morphological methods have been initially applied. Traditional morphological methods do not adequately consider the dynamic process of air flow, resulting in a…
Air-stable naphthalene derivative-based electrolytes for sustainable aqueous flow batteries
The power of appeal: Do good looks and talents of vloggers in tourism short videos matter online customer citizenship behavior
As the tourism industry recovers post-COVID-19, tourism short videos have emerged as a vital marketing tool. This study explores their impact on online customer citizenship behavior, providing valuable insights for marketers and destination managers to attract tourists and promote sustainable tourism. A survey method was employed, yielding 280 valid responses. Data were analyzed using SPSS Process and AMOS, with CFA for measurement validation and…
Deciphering urban bike-sharing patterns: An in-depth analysis of natural environment and visual quality in New York's Citi bike system
Bike-sharing offers a convenient and sustainable mode of transportation. Numerous studies have investigated the influence of temporal variations in the natural environment on cycling, as well as the impact of physical street characteristics like networks and infrastructures. However, few studies integrated and compared the effects of natural environment and street visual quality on cycling in the spatial dimension. As a case study, we focused on …
Innovation amidst post-socialist reform: Jonas Salk and the birth of the Sabin strains-derived inactivated polio vaccine in China
As an industrial science, vaccinology is susceptible to changing social, economic and political frameworks. This article reconstructs the history of the birth of the Sabin strains-derived inactivated polio vaccine (sIPV) in China. The development of this nascent vaccine can be attributed first and foremost to the circulation of knowledge and technology in the global polio research network of the 1980s, before the privatization of vaccine manufact…
The longitudinal associations among student externalizing behaviors, teacher-student relationships, and classroom engagement
The mediating role of attention in the association between math anxiety and math performance: An eye-tracking study
The power of appeal: Do good looks and talents of vloggers in tourism short videos matter online customer citizenship behavior
As the tourism industry recovers post-COVID-19, tourism short videos have emerged as a vital marketing tool. This study explores their impact on online customer citizenship behavior, providing valuable insights for marketers and destination managers to attract tourists and promote sustainable tourism. A survey method was employed, yielding 280 valid responses. Data were analyzed using SPSS Process and AMOS, with CFA for measurement validation and…
Deciphering urban bike-sharing patterns: An in-depth analysis of natural environment and visual quality in New York's Citi bike system
Bike-sharing offers a convenient and sustainable mode of transportation. Numerous studies have investigated the influence of temporal variations in the natural environment on cycling, as well as the impact of physical street characteristics like networks and infrastructures. However, few studies integrated and compared the effects of natural environment and street visual quality on cycling in the spatial dimension. As a case study, we focused on …
Multiple marginalizations: Understanding rural restructuring around metropolitan development zone — A case study from Pengdu Village, Shanghai
Rural Housing Adequacy and Civic Structure
One persistent problem that many small rural towns face is housing adequacy, which encompasses interior and exterior structural conditions; assessments of heating, cooling, and sanitation systems; and residence size relative to space needs. The creation and reproduction of vibrant rural communities is grounded in the capacity of citizens to solve local housing problems. We posit that towns with strong norms of mutuality, high information flows, a…
Exploring how generativity influences the online review continuity of museums: The double-edged sword of monetary rewards
This study applies social capital theory to investigate the influence of generativity on online review continuity (ORC), an essential factor in guiding tourism choices, especially for museums. Results reveal that intrinsic motivations – specifically, the desire to support visitors and museums – are critical for sustaining review activity. Unexpectedly, monetary incentives can amplify generativity's positive effect on ORC and engagement. However, …
Chinese synthetic verbs: A further challenge to manner/result complementarity on the basis of lexical root meaning analysis
This paper introduces Chinese synthetic verbs and analyses their contributions to debates in manner/result complementarity studies and cognitive typology studies. Chinese synthetic verbs simultaneously express manner information and path/result information, but encode them into separate root slots under Beavers and Koontz-Garboden’s (2012. Manner and result in the roots of verbal meaning. Linguistic Inquiry 43(3). 331–369) scopal modifier test, s…
A multidimensional examination of math anxiety and engagement on math achievement
BackgroundMath anxiety (MA) and math achievement are generally negatively associated.AimsThis study investigated whether and how classroom engagement behaviors mediate the negative association between MA and math achievement.SampleData were drawn from an ongoing longitudinal study that examines the roles of affective factors in math learning. Participants consisted of 207 students from 4th through 6th grade (50% female).MethodsMath anxiety was me…
Environmental control strategies for the in situ preservation of unearthed relics in archaeology museums
How social media amplifies HPV risk: Applying the influence of presumed media influence model to the risk amplification framework
Understanding return migration's decisions in rural tourism destinations from a family perspective: Evidence from Guzhu Village in China
Rural Housing Adequacy and Civic Structure
One persistent problem that many small rural towns face is housing adequacy, which encompasses interior and exterior structural conditions; assessments of heating, cooling, and sanitation systems; and residence size relative to space needs. The creation and reproduction of vibrant rural communities is grounded in the capacity of citizens to solve local housing problems. We posit that towns with strong norms of mutuality, high information flows, a…
Environmental control strategies for the in situ preservation of unearthed relics in archaeology museums
Bioassay-guided isolation and evaluation of anti-osteoporotic polysaccharides from Morinda officinalis
Repeated Nitrous Oxide Exposure Exerts Antidepressant-Like Effects Through Neuronal Nitric Oxide Synthase Activation in the Medial Prefrontal Cortex
Clinical studies have demonstrated that exposure to the inhalational general anesthetic nitrous oxide (N 2 O) produces antidepressant effects in depressed patients. However, the mechanisms underlying the antidepressant effects of N 2 O remain largely unknown. Neuronal nitric oxide synthase (nNOS)-mediated nitric oxide (NO) synthesis is essential for brain function and underlies the molecular mechanisms of many neuromodulators. We hypothesized tha…
Corporate social responsibility of sports club in the era of coronavirus pandemic. Zagłębie Sosnowiec case study
The aim of the study is to identify, and present the CSR practices that have been, and are also currently being implemented by football clubs in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic. Moreover, it also strives to assess the impact of these practices on media coverage. The results of the research show that among the posts published by Zagłębie Sosnowiec on social media platforms, such as their official Facebook profile, and the posts about the results …
A multidimensional examination of math anxiety and engagement on math achievement
BackgroundMath anxiety (MA) and math achievement are generally negatively associated.AimsThis study investigated whether and how classroom engagement behaviors mediate the negative association between MA and math achievement.SampleData were drawn from an ongoing longitudinal study that examines the roles of affective factors in math learning. Participants consisted of 207 students from 4th through 6th grade (50% female).MethodsMath anxiety was me…
The longitudinal associations among student externalizing behaviors, teacher-student relationships, and classroom engagement
The mediating role of attention in the association between math anxiety and math performance: An eye-tracking study
Chinese synthetic verbs: A further challenge to manner/result complementarity on the basis of lexical root meaning analysis
This paper introduces Chinese synthetic verbs and analyses their contributions to debates in manner/result complementarity studies and cognitive typology studies. Chinese synthetic verbs simultaneously express manner information and path/result information, but encode them into separate root slots under Beavers and Koontz-Garboden’s (2012. Manner and result in the roots of verbal meaning. Linguistic Inquiry 43(3). 331–369) scopal modifier test, s…
A New Method Based on Lattice Boltzmann Method and Unsupervised Clustering for Identification of Urban-Scale Ventilation Corridors
With the increase in urban development intensity, the urban climate has become an important factor affecting sustainable development. The role of urban ventilation corridors in improving urban climate has received widespread attention. Urban ventilation identification and planning based on morphological methods have been initially applied. Traditional morphological methods do not adequately consider the dynamic process of air flow, resulting in a…
Air-stable naphthalene derivative-based electrolytes for sustainable aqueous flow batteries
The power of appeal: Do good looks and talents of vloggers in tourism short videos matter online customer citizenship behavior
As the tourism industry recovers post-COVID-19, tourism short videos have emerged as a vital marketing tool. This study explores their impact on online customer citizenship behavior, providing valuable insights for marketers and destination managers to attract tourists and promote sustainable tourism. A survey method was employed, yielding 280 valid responses. Data were analyzed using SPSS Process and AMOS, with CFA for measurement validation and…
Deciphering urban bike-sharing patterns: An in-depth analysis of natural environment and visual quality in New York's Citi bike system
Bike-sharing offers a convenient and sustainable mode of transportation. Numerous studies have investigated the influence of temporal variations in the natural environment on cycling, as well as the impact of physical street characteristics like networks and infrastructures. However, few studies integrated and compared the effects of natural environment and street visual quality on cycling in the spatial dimension. As a case study, we focused on …
Innovation amidst post-socialist reform: Jonas Salk and the birth of the Sabin strains-derived inactivated polio vaccine in China
As an industrial science, vaccinology is susceptible to changing social, economic and political frameworks. This article reconstructs the history of the birth of the Sabin strains-derived inactivated polio vaccine (sIPV) in China. The development of this nascent vaccine can be attributed first and foremost to the circulation of knowledge and technology in the global polio research network of the 1980s, before the privatization of vaccine manufact…
Did China’s regional planning policies promote employment in the science and technology services sector
This paper analyzes the impact of regional planning policies on employment in the field of scientific and technological services, using the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei integration strategy in China as a case study. A difference-in-differences (DID) model is applied to conduct a quasi-natural experiment. The paper systematically examines the policy-driven effects of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei integration strategy on employment in scientific and technolog…
Evaluating geographic accessibility to Covid-19 vaccination across 54 countries/regions
BACKGROUND: The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed significant disparities in global vaccine accessibility, particularly affecting low and middle-income countries (LMICs). However, current research on COVID-19 vaccine accessibility primarily focuses on individual countries or high-income countries (HIC). We aimed to evaluate geographic accessibility to COVID-19 vaccination on a multicountry scale, covering comparisons across LMICs and HICs. Additiona…
Combined and progressive effect of frailty and sarcopenia on the risk of cardiovascular disease in middle-aged and older adults
Background: Frailty and sarcopenia are two related conditions, but how they lead to cardiovascular disease (CVD) remain unclear. The study aimed to investigate the combined and progressive effect of them. Methods: The data were from China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS). Frailty status was evaluated by the Rockwood frailty index and sarcopenia status was classified according to the Asia Working Group for Sarcopenia 2019. Results…
How social media amplifies HPV risk: Applying the influence of presumed media influence model to the risk amplification framework
Exploring how generativity influences the online review continuity of museums: The double-edged sword of monetary rewards
This study applies social capital theory to investigate the influence of generativity on online review continuity (ORC), an essential factor in guiding tourism choices, especially for museums. Results reveal that intrinsic motivations – specifically, the desire to support visitors and museums – are critical for sustaining review activity. Unexpectedly, monetary incentives can amplify generativity's positive effect on ORC and engagement. However, …
Understanding return migration's decisions in rural tourism destinations from a family perspective: Evidence from Guzhu Village in China
Multiple marginalizations: Understanding rural restructuring around metropolitan development zone — A case study from Pengdu Village, Shanghai
Meeting caregivers where they are: Generational engagement and home visitor responsiveness during home visits in rural China
Drivers of social media application satisfaction among students in higher vocational colleges — an empirical analysis based on uses and gratifications theory
Introduction Social media in higher vocational colleges commonly faces problems such as content homogenization, insufficient interactivity, and disorderly vocational resources, which lead to lower student satisfaction. Existing studies mostly focus on general universities or general user groups, and insufficiently examine the demand differences and satisfaction driving mechanisms of vocational college students. Therefore, based on Uses and Gratif…
Rethinking placemaking through rural tourism in Chengkan Village, China
The conservation and adaptive reuse of traditional villages has become a key policy priority in China, with rural tourism widely promoted as a means to achieve these goals. Yet little attention has been given to how cultural landscapes are represented, reshaped, and inhabited through tourism. This study addresses the gap through a longitudinal case study of Chengkan Village. Drawing on interviews, field observations, planning documents, and histo…
Beyond the chaos: How crowded exhibitions shape customer politeness and service interactions
This study explores the surprisingly positive impact of crowding perception on customer politeness at exhibition entrances, challenging the typical assumption that crowded spaces lead to stress and rudeness. The findings reveal that high-visibility environments can enhance adherence to social norms, fostering politeness rather than incivility. Crucially, this study shows that perceived waiting time and negative emotions do not mediate the crowdin…
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