Hao Xiong
Biographic Data
| ID | 3713128 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hao Xiong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hao |
| FAMILY NAME | Xiong |
| SIGNATURE | XIONG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hainan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5479-7754 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Watching eyes effect
Tourists’ uncivilized behavior has become a significant challenge to the sustainable development of tourism, necessitating effective management strategies. Drawing on the watching eyes effect theory, this study incorporates eye cues into the design of informational signage to explore the effectiveness of this strategy in mitigating tourists’ uncivilized behavior. Through three scenario-based experiments and a field experiment, we demonstrate the …
The green power of emoji
The Mediation System of China from an Interdisciplinary Perspective
Delivering a much-needed in-depth, interdisciplinary exploration of mediation practices in China, this study removes the common misconception that mediation is merely a mechanical application of norms. It provides a comprehensive understanding of China's mediation practices by blending cultural, social, and legal analyses with detailed case descriptions from fieldwork. Readers will gain insights into the interactive dynamics between legal norms a…
Accelerated propagation from meteorological to hydrological drought under diminishing snow
Understanding the spatial-temporal evolution of drought propagation is crucial for improving our monitoring and prediction of droughts. However, the impact of changing snow dynamics on drought propagation time ( t P ) has rarely been assessed. Utilizing observed streamflow and reanalyzed climate data from ∼900 northern snow-affected catchments, here we provide a comprehensive investigation on temporal changes in t P and underlying mechanisms in t…
How do consumers react to big data-based personalised pricing? A cognition–affect–behaviour perspective
We explored how customers’ thoughts and feelings about big data-based personalised pricing (BDPP) impacts their reactions. We developed a conceptual model based on the cognition-affect-behaviour paradigm and tested it using data from 284 consumers in the tourism and hospitality industry (female = 56. 34%; mean age = 34. 38 years, SD = 1. 95 years). The findings of PLS-SEM analysis revealed that consumers perceived price unfairness, betrayal, and …
Uncovering the critical drivers of tourists’ willingness to pay a premium for souvenirs
The emergence of the internet has expanded souvenir buying opportunities and provided cheaper and more convenient options, but why are tourists still willing to pay a premium for souvenirs at the destination? We explore a widespread but understudied phenomenon in society through a two-step mixed research approach. We first conduct exploratory research to explore the influencing factors and unknown psychological processes and build our theoretical…
Study on quality difference between Belamcanda chinensis (L.) DC and Iris tectorum Maxim. based on chemical chromatogram analysis, biological activity evaluation and in vivo distribution rule
What drives tourists to pay a premium for souvenirs
We investigate the widespread yet under-researched social phenomenon of willingness to pay a premium (WTPP) for souvenirs. In contrast to the existing research in the field of travel overspending, which overemphasizes impulsive purchases, our research reveals that this consumer behaviour is a rational choice, not just an impulsive one. Twenty-one semi-structured in-depth interviews were used to collect data for this exploratory study adopting the…
The effect of emojis in travel experience sharing
Being envied
This study investigates a widespread yet under-researched phenomenon on social media: being envied. From the perspective of social interaction, we examine how the envy in reviews affects the posters' eWOM intention. The results of a pilot study and three experiments revealed that posters’ perception of being benignly (maliciously) envied will increase (decrease) their eWOM intention, and the effect is stronger (weaker) when posters and reviewers …
Does signing auditors’ communist party membership shape audit quality? Evidence from China
In this article, we investigate the effect of signing auditors' communist party membership on audit quality. Relying on a sample of Chinese listed firms from the period 2001 to 2019, we find that firms with signing auditors who have communist party membership conduct less earnings management, indicating that signing auditors with party membership provide high level of audit quality. Moreover, the above relationship is more pronounced in small aud…
Temporal landmark effects in travel decision
Two Sides of Court Mediation in Today's Southwest Grassroots China
Court mediation is now playing a crucial role in the Chinese legal system. Based on two case studies in Yunnan Province, this paper examines how court mediation works in Southwest China. It finds that court mediation can expand the capacity of the court concerning case acceptance, and is capable of fixing multicentre disputes and complicated social problems. However, the paper also points out that when encountering some ill-suited cases, justice …
From Wellcome Museum to Egypt Centre
We experimentally report a low threshold soliton and a noise-like mode-locked fiber laser using an all-polarization-maintaining figure-eight cavity. We built a bidirectional pump structure without a phase shifter at the beginning of the experiment. The resonator has a high mode-locking threshold of 620 mW. Afterwards, we used a phase shifter in the resonator, and the laser can self-start in a conventional soliton (CS) mode-locked state when pump1…
Temporal landmark effects in travel decision
What drives tourists to pay a premium for souvenirs
We investigate the widespread yet under-researched social phenomenon of willingness to pay a premium (WTPP) for souvenirs. In contrast to the existing research in the field of travel overspending, which overemphasizes impulsive purchases, our research reveals that this consumer behaviour is a rational choice, not just an impulsive one. Twenty-one semi-structured in-depth interviews were used to collect data for this exploratory study adopting the…
The effect of emojis in travel experience sharing
Two Sides of Court Mediation in Today's Southwest Grassroots China
Court mediation is now playing a crucial role in the Chinese legal system. Based on two case studies in Yunnan Province, this paper examines how court mediation works in Southwest China. It finds that court mediation can expand the capacity of the court concerning case acceptance, and is capable of fixing multicentre disputes and complicated social problems. However, the paper also points out that when encountering some ill-suited cases, justice …
From Wellcome Museum to Egypt Centre
We experimentally report a low threshold soliton and a noise-like mode-locked fiber laser using an all-polarization-maintaining figure-eight cavity. We built a bidirectional pump structure without a phase shifter at the beginning of the experiment. The resonator has a high mode-locking threshold of 620 mW. Afterwards, we used a phase shifter in the resonator, and the laser can self-start in a conventional soliton (CS) mode-locked state when pump1…
Two Sides of Court Mediation in Today's Southwest Grassroots China
Court mediation is now playing a crucial role in the Chinese legal system. Based on two case studies in Yunnan Province, this paper examines how court mediation works in Southwest China. It finds that court mediation can expand the capacity of the court concerning case acceptance, and is capable of fixing multicentre disputes and complicated social problems. However, the paper also points out that when encountering some ill-suited cases, justice …
Being envied
This study investigates a widespread yet under-researched phenomenon on social media: being envied. From the perspective of social interaction, we examine how the envy in reviews affects the posters' eWOM intention. The results of a pilot study and three experiments revealed that posters’ perception of being benignly (maliciously) envied will increase (decrease) their eWOM intention, and the effect is stronger (weaker) when posters and reviewers …
Does signing auditors’ communist party membership shape audit quality? Evidence from China
In this article, we investigate the effect of signing auditors' communist party membership on audit quality. Relying on a sample of Chinese listed firms from the period 2001 to 2019, we find that firms with signing auditors who have communist party membership conduct less earnings management, indicating that signing auditors with party membership provide high level of audit quality. Moreover, the above relationship is more pronounced in small aud…
Temporal landmark effects in travel decision
Uncovering the critical drivers of tourists’ willingness to pay a premium for souvenirs
The emergence of the internet has expanded souvenir buying opportunities and provided cheaper and more convenient options, but why are tourists still willing to pay a premium for souvenirs at the destination? We explore a widespread but understudied phenomenon in society through a two-step mixed research approach. We first conduct exploratory research to explore the influencing factors and unknown psychological processes and build our theoretical…
Study on quality difference between Belamcanda chinensis (L.) DC and Iris tectorum Maxim. based on chemical chromatogram analysis, biological activity evaluation and in vivo distribution rule
What drives tourists to pay a premium for souvenirs
We investigate the widespread yet under-researched social phenomenon of willingness to pay a premium (WTPP) for souvenirs. In contrast to the existing research in the field of travel overspending, which overemphasizes impulsive purchases, our research reveals that this consumer behaviour is a rational choice, not just an impulsive one. Twenty-one semi-structured in-depth interviews were used to collect data for this exploratory study adopting the…
The effect of emojis in travel experience sharing
The Mediation System of China from an Interdisciplinary Perspective
Delivering a much-needed in-depth, interdisciplinary exploration of mediation practices in China, this study removes the common misconception that mediation is merely a mechanical application of norms. It provides a comprehensive understanding of China's mediation practices by blending cultural, social, and legal analyses with detailed case descriptions from fieldwork. Readers will gain insights into the interactive dynamics between legal norms a…
Accelerated propagation from meteorological to hydrological drought under diminishing snow
Understanding the spatial-temporal evolution of drought propagation is crucial for improving our monitoring and prediction of droughts. However, the impact of changing snow dynamics on drought propagation time ( t P ) has rarely been assessed. Utilizing observed streamflow and reanalyzed climate data from ∼900 northern snow-affected catchments, here we provide a comprehensive investigation on temporal changes in t P and underlying mechanisms in t…
How do consumers react to big data-based personalised pricing? A cognition–affect–behaviour perspective
We explored how customers’ thoughts and feelings about big data-based personalised pricing (BDPP) impacts their reactions. We developed a conceptual model based on the cognition-affect-behaviour paradigm and tested it using data from 284 consumers in the tourism and hospitality industry (female = 56. 34%; mean age = 34. 38 years, SD = 1. 95 years). The findings of PLS-SEM analysis revealed that consumers perceived price unfairness, betrayal, and …
Watching eyes effect
Tourists’ uncivilized behavior has become a significant challenge to the sustainable development of tourism, necessitating effective management strategies. Drawing on the watching eyes effect theory, this study incorporates eye cues into the design of informational signage to explore the effectiveness of this strategy in mitigating tourists’ uncivilized behavior. Through three scenario-based experiments and a field experiment, we demonstrate the …
The green power of emoji
Business (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Tourism (5 works) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (4 works) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Advertising (3 works) · China (3 works)