Yajuan Li
Biographic Data
| ID | 3720615 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yajuan Li |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yajuan |
| FAMILY NAME | Li |
| SIGNATURE | LI Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central China Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5787-0459 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 22 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Reign of Homogeneity, Unmet Promise of Diversity
This study examines how perceived commercialization influences tourists' consumption intention in historical streets. Drawing on the customer journey perspective, perceived commercialization is conceptualized as a multidimensional construct comprising commercial streetscape, commodity diversity, product homogeneity, and cultural homogeneity. Using survey data from 1347 respondents, the study investigates the psychological mechanisms linking comme…
Bridging Science and Smallholder Farming
Localized innovation and smallholder capacity are critical for sustainable food production, yet community‐based approaches are often overlooked. This study introduces the “Knowledge‐Technology‐Community (KTC)” framework, embedding scientists in communities to localize knowledge and empower smallholders through participatory research, fostering an enabling environment for sustained technology adoption. Field trials involved 228 farmers in Science …
Capital mobilization
What influences the development of wine-producing regions? New economic opportunities in the eastern foothills of the Helan Mountains in China
Production and reconstruction of food cultural spaces from a glocalization perspective
This study constructs a theoretical framework for the production and reconstruction of food cultural space from a glocalization perspective. Through a qualitative analysis, we analyse the practice and representation of food cultural space in Yanji City. The results show that food cultural spaces have evolved from commercial residential to open urban leisure consumption spaces through a leap from a quantitative to a qualitative change.It integrate…
Exploring the geographies of transnational higher education in China
This paper contributes to debates about the globalisation of higher education by providing a pioneering geographical exploration of Chinese-foreign cooperation in running transnational higher education, or TNHE, programs. Departing from widespread neoliberal and postcolonial critiques of TNHE, which tend to emphasise liberal market forces and Anglo-American hegemony in the circulation of academic knowledge, our study examines how the Chinese stat…
Epidemiological, clinical, and laboratory features of patients infected with Elizabethkingia meningoseptica at a tertiary hospital in Hefei City, China
Background Elizabethkingia meningoseptica is a bacterium causing potential nosocomial infections and is associated with a high mortality rate; however, the date of patients in the Hefei population who have been diagnosed with this infection is generally limited. Purpose The clinical and laboratory data of patients from a tertiary hospital in Hefei City who had E. meningoseptica infection were evaluated in this retrospective analysis. Patients and…
Effects and safety of auricular acupressure on depression and anxiety in isolated Covid-19 patients
https://www.chictr.org.cn//, identifier ChiCTR2200061351
Land Fragmentation, Technology Adoption and Chemical Fertilizer Application
Although it has been widely recognized that land fragmentation has increased chemical fertilizer application, little is known about the role of technology adoption in mitigating these adverse effects. To empirically examine the relationship between land fragmentation, technology adoption and chemical fertilizer application, we developed a mediation model. We applied our analysis to a survey data set encompassing 1388 farm-level samples collected …
Rural tourism and evolving identities of Chinese communities in forested areas
Rural China has faced considerable challenges in recent decades, leading to the dissolution of many state-owned forest farm communities and threatening sustainable development. There remains a need to understand the drivers and characteristics associated with these changes, including the influence of rural tourism on combating forest recession. This study addresses these concerns by constructing and applying a regional sociology framework to inve…
Candida Isolates From Blood and Other Normally Sterile Foci From ICU Patients
Background: The clinical diagnosis and therapy for ICU patients with invasive candidiasis are challenged by the changes of Candida community composition and antimicrobial resistance. The epidemiology and drug sensitivity of candidiasis in ICU as well as its risk factors and drug resistance mechanism were investigated. Methods: In the present study, 115 patients in ICU were recruited from June 2019 through July 2020. Among them, 83 Candida isolate…
A Low Viral Dose in Covid-19 Patient
SARS-CoV-2 outbreak has attracted global attention. Verifying the presence of viral RNA is the gold standard for the diagnosis of COVID-19. However, RT-qPCR diagnosis often fails to catch infected patients, because of inconsistent swab sample collection. Here we report a case that showed 5 consecutive negative and 1 low-viral- dose RT-qPCR results during illness spanning over 20 days. Clinical symptoms suggest SARS-CoV-2 infection with typical gr…
Screening of the active fractions from the Coreopsis tinctoria Nutt. Flower on diabetic endothelial protection and determination of the underlying mechanism
Seahorse treatment improves depression-like behavior in mice exposed to Cums through reducing inflammation/oxidants and restoring neurotransmitter and neurotrophin function
Elite circulation in Chinese ethnic tourism
Stars' and places
Drawing on an innovative ‘big data’ method, this paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the geography of media and entertainment industries (MEIs) in China, by examining the specific activities that are performed by celebrities, the key actors in these industries. Compared to previous research on cultural and creative industries, which primarily rely on more traditional statistical data, our study demonstrates a new approach to systemically i…
Trends in Geospatial Drivers of Fall-Related Hospitalizations and Asset Mapping of Fall Prevention Interventions for Vulnerable Older Adults
Objective: Given that one in four older adults suffer potentially preventable falls annually, we aimed to identify areas with (a) delivery gaps of evidence-based programs (EBPs) targeting fall prevention among older adults, namely A Matter of Balance (AMOB), and (b) high rates of fall-related hospitalizations-hotspots. Method: Analyses included multiple geospatially linked datasets. Results: EBPs were delivered ≥1 time in 84 counties in 2012 and …
Serving the culture
The location patterns and organizational networks of both advanced producer services (APS) and cultural industries have attracted extensive attention in geography and other related disciplines. However, most research on these two sectors has examined each one in isolation, without paying attention on how they are engaged with each other. Drawing on a network analysis of the inter-firm service provision relationships between 245 cultural firms and…
Behind the scenes
Urban networks in the modern economy have become a focus of research in geography and other related disciplines. However, the network of the motion picture industry has remained an underdeveloped topic in the relevant literature. Drawing on data from film production projects, this paper presents a pilot study of the changing inter-city networks that are created by the motion picture industry in mainland China over the past 15 years. Combining the…
Examining the Role of Income Inequality and Neighborhood Walkability on Obesity and Physical Activity among Low-Income Hispanic Adults
Concentration or deconcentration? Exploring the changing geographies of film production and consumption in China
Confrontations and concessions
As a state-promoted livelihood diversification approach for ethnic minority communities in rural China, tourism development influences household and community assets in diverse ways. Focusing on three case study villages in Qiandongnan Hmong and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, we compare the livelihoods of one village without tourism to date (but slated for tourism development in the near future), one with a ‘medium’ level of touris…
Concentration or deconcentration? Exploring the changing geographies of film production and consumption in China
Confrontations and concessions
As a state-promoted livelihood diversification approach for ethnic minority communities in rural China, tourism development influences household and community assets in diverse ways. Focusing on three case study villages in Qiandongnan Hmong and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, we compare the livelihoods of one village without tourism to date (but slated for tourism development in the near future), one with a ‘medium’ level of touris…
Elite circulation in Chinese ethnic tourism
Behind the scenes
Urban networks in the modern economy have become a focus of research in geography and other related disciplines. However, the network of the motion picture industry has remained an underdeveloped topic in the relevant literature. Drawing on data from film production projects, this paper presents a pilot study of the changing inter-city networks that are created by the motion picture industry in mainland China over the past 15 years. Combining the…
Capital mobilization
What influences the development of wine-producing regions? New economic opportunities in the eastern foothills of the Helan Mountains in China
Production and reconstruction of food cultural spaces from a glocalization perspective
This study constructs a theoretical framework for the production and reconstruction of food cultural space from a glocalization perspective. Through a qualitative analysis, we analyse the practice and representation of food cultural space in Yanji City. The results show that food cultural spaces have evolved from commercial residential to open urban leisure consumption spaces through a leap from a quantitative to a qualitative change.It integrate…
Exploring the geographies of transnational higher education in China
This paper contributes to debates about the globalisation of higher education by providing a pioneering geographical exploration of Chinese-foreign cooperation in running transnational higher education, or TNHE, programs. Departing from widespread neoliberal and postcolonial critiques of TNHE, which tend to emphasise liberal market forces and Anglo-American hegemony in the circulation of academic knowledge, our study examines how the Chinese stat…
Confrontations and concessions
As a state-promoted livelihood diversification approach for ethnic minority communities in rural China, tourism development influences household and community assets in diverse ways. Focusing on three case study villages in Qiandongnan Hmong and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province, we compare the livelihoods of one village without tourism to date (but slated for tourism development in the near future), one with a ‘medium’ level of touris…
Examining the Role of Income Inequality and Neighborhood Walkability on Obesity and Physical Activity among Low-Income Hispanic Adults
Concentration or deconcentration? Exploring the changing geographies of film production and consumption in China
Behind the scenes
Urban networks in the modern economy have become a focus of research in geography and other related disciplines. However, the network of the motion picture industry has remained an underdeveloped topic in the relevant literature. Drawing on data from film production projects, this paper presents a pilot study of the changing inter-city networks that are created by the motion picture industry in mainland China over the past 15 years. Combining the…
Trends in Geospatial Drivers of Fall-Related Hospitalizations and Asset Mapping of Fall Prevention Interventions for Vulnerable Older Adults
Objective: Given that one in four older adults suffer potentially preventable falls annually, we aimed to identify areas with (a) delivery gaps of evidence-based programs (EBPs) targeting fall prevention among older adults, namely A Matter of Balance (AMOB), and (b) high rates of fall-related hospitalizations-hotspots. Method: Analyses included multiple geospatially linked datasets. Results: EBPs were delivered ≥1 time in 84 counties in 2012 and …
Serving the culture
The location patterns and organizational networks of both advanced producer services (APS) and cultural industries have attracted extensive attention in geography and other related disciplines. However, most research on these two sectors has examined each one in isolation, without paying attention on how they are engaged with each other. Drawing on a network analysis of the inter-firm service provision relationships between 245 cultural firms and…
A Low Viral Dose in Covid-19 Patient
SARS-CoV-2 outbreak has attracted global attention. Verifying the presence of viral RNA is the gold standard for the diagnosis of COVID-19. However, RT-qPCR diagnosis often fails to catch infected patients, because of inconsistent swab sample collection. Here we report a case that showed 5 consecutive negative and 1 low-viral- dose RT-qPCR results during illness spanning over 20 days. Clinical symptoms suggest SARS-CoV-2 infection with typical gr…
Screening of the active fractions from the Coreopsis tinctoria Nutt. Flower on diabetic endothelial protection and determination of the underlying mechanism
Seahorse treatment improves depression-like behavior in mice exposed to Cums through reducing inflammation/oxidants and restoring neurotransmitter and neurotrophin function
Elite circulation in Chinese ethnic tourism
Stars' and places
Drawing on an innovative ‘big data’ method, this paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the geography of media and entertainment industries (MEIs) in China, by examining the specific activities that are performed by celebrities, the key actors in these industries. Compared to previous research on cultural and creative industries, which primarily rely on more traditional statistical data, our study demonstrates a new approach to systemically i…
Candida Isolates From Blood and Other Normally Sterile Foci From ICU Patients
Background: The clinical diagnosis and therapy for ICU patients with invasive candidiasis are challenged by the changes of Candida community composition and antimicrobial resistance. The epidemiology and drug sensitivity of candidiasis in ICU as well as its risk factors and drug resistance mechanism were investigated. Methods: In the present study, 115 patients in ICU were recruited from June 2019 through July 2020. Among them, 83 Candida isolate…
Epidemiological, clinical, and laboratory features of patients infected with Elizabethkingia meningoseptica at a tertiary hospital in Hefei City, China
Background Elizabethkingia meningoseptica is a bacterium causing potential nosocomial infections and is associated with a high mortality rate; however, the date of patients in the Hefei population who have been diagnosed with this infection is generally limited. Purpose The clinical and laboratory data of patients from a tertiary hospital in Hefei City who had E. meningoseptica infection were evaluated in this retrospective analysis. Patients and…
Effects and safety of auricular acupressure on depression and anxiety in isolated Covid-19 patients
https://www.chictr.org.cn//, identifier ChiCTR2200061351
Land Fragmentation, Technology Adoption and Chemical Fertilizer Application
Although it has been widely recognized that land fragmentation has increased chemical fertilizer application, little is known about the role of technology adoption in mitigating these adverse effects. To empirically examine the relationship between land fragmentation, technology adoption and chemical fertilizer application, we developed a mediation model. We applied our analysis to a survey data set encompassing 1388 farm-level samples collected …
Rural tourism and evolving identities of Chinese communities in forested areas
Rural China has faced considerable challenges in recent decades, leading to the dissolution of many state-owned forest farm communities and threatening sustainable development. There remains a need to understand the drivers and characteristics associated with these changes, including the influence of rural tourism on combating forest recession. This study addresses these concerns by constructing and applying a regional sociology framework to inve…
What influences the development of wine-producing regions? New economic opportunities in the eastern foothills of the Helan Mountains in China
Production and reconstruction of food cultural spaces from a glocalization perspective
This study constructs a theoretical framework for the production and reconstruction of food cultural space from a glocalization perspective. Through a qualitative analysis, we analyse the practice and representation of food cultural space in Yanji City. The results show that food cultural spaces have evolved from commercial residential to open urban leisure consumption spaces through a leap from a quantitative to a qualitative change.It integrate…
Exploring the geographies of transnational higher education in China
This paper contributes to debates about the globalisation of higher education by providing a pioneering geographical exploration of Chinese-foreign cooperation in running transnational higher education, or TNHE, programs. Departing from widespread neoliberal and postcolonial critiques of TNHE, which tend to emphasise liberal market forces and Anglo-American hegemony in the circulation of academic knowledge, our study examines how the Chinese stat…
Bridging Science and Smallholder Farming
Localized innovation and smallholder capacity are critical for sustainable food production, yet community‐based approaches are often overlooked. This study introduces the “Knowledge‐Technology‐Community (KTC)” framework, embedding scientists in communities to localize knowledge and empower smallholders through participatory research, fostering an enabling environment for sustained technology adoption. Field trials involved 228 farmers in Science …
Capital mobilization
The Reign of Homogeneity, Unmet Promise of Diversity
This study examines how perceived commercialization influences tourists' consumption intention in historical streets. Drawing on the customer journey perspective, perceived commercialization is conceptualized as a multidimensional construct comprising commercial streetscape, commodity diversity, product homogeneity, and cultural homogeneity. Using survey data from 1347 respondents, the study investigates the psychological mechanisms linking comme…
Geography (13 works) · China (10 works) · Economic geography (9 works) · Economics (9 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Internal Medicine (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (5 works)