Jie Yu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3725937 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jie Yu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jie |
| FAMILY NAME | Yu |
| SIGNATURE | YU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yunnan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5717-5520 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 80 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 54 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 80 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Posture management for neck pain: Identification and quantification of associated factors based on a multicentre cross-sectional study in China
Background: Neck pain (NP) is a leading musculoskeletal disorder globally. Posture management is crucial for its prevention; however, population-level evidence quantifying the associated factors in real-world settings remains limited. We aimed to identify and quantify threshold effects of key factors related to posture management associated with NP among Chinese adults. Methods: We conducted a multicentre, cross-sectional study across six Chinese…
Worked and Working Bones—Wild Resource Use in an Agricultural Neolithic Community at Miaodigou Site, China
This paper examines worked-bone production at the Miaodigou (MDG) site, a key Middle Neolithic settlement in northern China, to assess the role of bone objects in craft production, subsistence, and social life. During the expansion of millet agriculture and pig domestication, a small group of community members continued to acquire wild animal resources and engage in bone working. This study analyzes 26 finished bone objects and 69 modified osseou…
Impact of Urban–Rural Integrated Development on China’s Low-Carbon Economy: A County-Level Analysis
Urban–rural integrated development is a promising strategy for advancing China’s low-carbon economy at the county level. This study uses satellite data sets to examine the relationship between urban–rural integration and low-carbon economic development across Chinese counties. We focus on three key dimensions: spatial integration, ecological protection, and urban–rural linkages. Our findings show that spatial integration may inadvertently hinder …
Harnessing climate finance for public health: A global perspective
Based on the OECD’s climate finance project database, this research comprehensively analyzes investments in the health sector from over 188,000 project records since 2000. It systematically assesses adaptive climate finance and public health data across 127 countries by employing a new climate finance tracking method. Findings show that adaptive climate finance positively impacts public health outcomes, with a 1% increase in adaptive climate fina…
Adolescent sports participation and social-class health inequalities: Evidence from CHNS
Purpose: Health inequalities rooted in social stratification remain a persistent structural public-health challenge. While physical activity is recognized as a health-enhancing behavior, limited longitudinal evidence exists on how its effects vary across social classes. This study examines the life-course interactions among social class, physical-activity participation, and aging, and evaluates whether youth physical activity mitigates class-base…
A review of pretreatment methods and detection techniques for nonylphenol
Nonylphenol (NP) is a ubiquitous endocrine-disrupting chemical with confirmed adverse effects on multiple human physiological systems, posing urgent demands for its accurate detection in environmental and biological matrices. This review aims to systematically summarize the pretreatment methods and mainstream detection techniques for NP, with a critical synthesis of their analytical performance, applicable scenarios, advantages, and limitations. …
Research on the optimization of public health emergency response systems in higher education institutions
Objectives: In response to the frequent occurrence of public health emergencies in universities and the inadequacies in prevention and control systems, this study aims to establish a scientific and effective early warning mechanism and emergency management system to enhance universities' response capabilities and ensure the health and safety of teachers and students. Methods: A combination of literature review and empirical questionnaire surveys …
Constraints in the central executive and verbal working memory attenuate cross-dimensional interference of time on space
The association between video game play and cognitive ability: A systematic review and meta-analysis
As video games become increasingly prevalent in modern society, numerous studies have investigated their impact on cognitive abilities, yielding substantial yet inconsistent evidence. To systematically examine the association between video game play and cognitive ability, we conducted three meta-analyses (correlational studies, between-group comparison studies, and controlled trials) of 133 studies published between January 2005 and August 2025 (…
The Macro-Level Determinants of Inbound Cross-Border Tourism in Yunnan: An Investigation of the China-Myanmar Border Region
Inbound cross-border tourism between Myanmar and Yunnan, China, has expanded steadily over the past two decades and has become an increasingly important driver of regional economic interaction and people-to-people exchange. Despite this growth, empirical research examining the determinants of cross-border tourism demand in the China–Myanmar border region remains limited. This study aims to investigate the key macro-level factors that determine ch…
Green development coalition: The new dynamics of rural environmental governance in the Jiangsu-Zhejiang border area of China
The dose-response relationship between light physical activity and electronic health literacy among community-dwelling older adults
This study provides empirical evidence that higher e-health literacy and its specific sub-dimensions are positively associated with light physical activity (LPA) among community-dwelling older adults, with educational attainment emerging as a key independent predictor. These findings suggest that public health interventions aimed at promoting LPA could be enhanced by incorporating strategies to improve e-health literacy, particularly targeting ol…
Bidirectional relationships between self‐control and academic procrastination: A longitudinal study from middle childhood to early adolescence
Despite theoretical work suggesting a close link between self-control and academic procrastination, the bidirectional relationship between them remains unclear. The present study used a large sample of Chinese children (N = 6590; 50.9% boys; Mage = 9.48 ± 0.99 years at Time 0), assessed over three six-month waves from third to sixth grade. A random-intercept cross-lagged panel model indicated that self-control was significantly associated with ac…
Green Growth in the G7: Exploring the Interplay Between Economic Expansion and Environmental Sustainability
Environmental deterioration (END) is a difficult issue, and this study looks at the G7 nations' link with economic growth, technical innovation, renewable energy uptake, and END from 1990 to 2022. An ever‐increasing worldwide emphasis on attaining sustainable development while mitigating the environmental consequences of economic expansion is driving this study's motivation. Because of the G7's and other high‐income economies' pivotal roles in bo…
Prediction of energy consumption and carbon emission in Yunnan Province based on Leap modeling
Temporal trends in dementias in older adults attributable to high fasting plasma glucose from 1990 to 2021 and forecasted disease burden in 2040 in China and globally
Introduction: The Global Burden of Diseases Study systematically updates the dementia burden attributable to high fasting plasma glucose (HFPG) to investigate the temporal trends of dementia burden and promote comparisons between countries, sexes, and age groups. In this study, we aimed to estimate the disease burden of dementia attributable to HFPG using an age-period-cohort model in adults aged >60 years from 1990 to 2021 and forecast the morta…
A review of pharmaceutical and personal care products and atopic dermatitis based on epidemiological and basic research findings
Pharmaceutical and personal care products (PPCPs) are emerging pollutants that have been found to be related to allergic diseases. Currently, a large amount of research focused on the association between PPCPs and atopic dermatitis (AD), but there has been no evaluation of existing evidence on this topic. Here, we reviewed epidemiological and toxicological studies from 2014 to 2024, with a focus on common PPCPs such as antibiotics, phthalates, p-…
Socioeconomic status and psychological entitlement: A moderated mediation model
How Urban Expansion Influencing Temporal and Spatial Changes in Land Use: A Case Study of Nanchang, Southeast China
The accelerated pace of global urbanization has exacerbated the tension between anthropogenic activities and land resource allocation, rendering systematic evaluation of urban expansion’s spatial impacts on regional land-use patterns imperative for informing sustainable land-use planning strategies and facilitating coordinated socioeconomic development. Nanchang was selected as the study area to investigate urban land-use dynamics. Multitemporal …
Why does browsing social networking sites increase conspicuous consumption? The effects of relative deprivation and subjective socioeconomic status
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Associations among mental well-being, marital quality, and maternal depressive symptoms in China: A cross - sectional study and mediated analysis
PPD is a significant postpartum issue that is influenced by numerous factors. Early screening of parturients, accurate diagnosis of PPD, and timely intervention are crucial. Targeted interventions addressing risk factors may help to mitigate the incidence of PPD
Spatial Mobility Change Among Older Chinese Immigrants During the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Role of Physical, Social, and Virtual Environmental Factors
Virtual environment emerged as an important domain that compensates for the heavily reduced spatial mobility of the group during the pandemic. It functioned as a vital channel for older Chinese immigrants to sustain the necessary leisure, social, and healthcare-related activities and maintain well-being during the pandemic. The study provides implications for addressing neighbourhood-level factors in policymaking and implementing initiatives to e…
Explore the mechanism of yishenjiangya formula in the treatment of senile hypertension based on multi-omics technology
A multidimensional perspective on Poria cocos, an ancient fungal traditional Chinese medicine
ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE: Poria cocos occupies a foundational position in Asian medicinal systems, with documented use spanning over 2500 years. Modern applications have expanded its utility across diverse sectors, including functional foods, cosmeceuticals, and veterinary medicine. AIM OF THE WORK: This review aims to systematically consolidate historical insights, production, phytochemical profiles, pharmacological mechanisms, and modern …
A new conceptual framework and case analysis of rural environmental cross-boundary governance in megacities of China
Aging and the changing urban environment: The relationship between older people and the living environment in post-reform Beijing, China
The Chinese population is aging rapidly. In Beijing, older people’s immediate environments have seen great changes and are important for their everyday aging experiences. This study explains the changing relationships between older people and their living environments by conducting in-depth interviews with 47 older people living at home in Beijing. Results show that older people’s perceptions of their living environments can be categorized by the…
Measuring Chinese junior high school students' language mindsets: What can we learn from young EFL learners’ beliefs in their language ability
Horizontal ecological compensation policy and water pollution governance: Evidence from cross-border cooperation in China
Whose ethics of care? The geographies of live‐in elder care in China
Reflecting on different theoretical premises within geographies of care, this paper develops their connections and responds to the normativity and universalism in care literature through conceptualising live‐in elder care (LEC). Considering the relationality of differential contributions to care, we propose a conceptualisation of multiple interrelated approaches by: (1) extending the critical frameworks of care to understand the broader frames of…
No place like home”: Aging in post-reform Beijing
This study shows the Western theorization and interpretation of aging, place and health are not well suited to a non-western case. The current generation of older Chinese has experienced the transition from a planned economy to a socialist market economy. Urban changes have taken place in various ways. This study explains the spatio-temporal processes of older people with their changing places by conducting in-depth interviews with 47 older peopl…
What does community‐embedded care mean to aging‐in‐place in China? A relational approach
Transitioning towards community‐based alternatives for service provision, health geographers have turned their gaze towards the changing meanings of place across dynamic landscapes for older people. Yet, little is known about how such a transition has manifested as a new phenomenon in a non‐western country, within a variegated geo‐historical context. Using a relational approach, this paper examines what it means to embed care services in a commun…
Disentangling e-commerce gamification affordances on recommendation acceptances from a perceived value perspective
Purpose Gamification is a strategic approach employed by practitioners to foster meaningful engagement and enhance the acceptance of recommendations. Gamification affordances (e.g. achievement, self-expression, interaction, and cooperation) catalyze significant psychological processes in consumers, leading to behavioral changes. Despite its application, a gap remains in understanding how these gamification affordances in e-commerce contexts impac…
Abusive Supervision and Burnout: Investigating the Impact of Susceptibility and Exposure to a Stressor
Drawing on conservation of resources theory, the purpose of this study was to further our understanding of the relationship between abusive supervision and burnout by examining two variables that likely exacerbate this relationship. Susceptibility to stress (i.e. subordinate's neuroticism) and exposure to a stressor (i.e. time spent with the abusive supervisor) were hypothesized to magnify the positive relationship between abusive supervision and…
Food security for community-living elderly people in Beijing, China
Food security has been identified as an important issue for elderly people's quality of life and ageing in place. A food security index composed of three indicators (food intake, food quality and food affordability) was developed to measure the food security status of community-living elderly people. Food security was then examined among community-living elderly in the central urban districts of Beijing, China. Data were collected by a questionna…
The significance of best friends' motivations for social withdrawal: Associations with socio‐emotional adjustment in Chinese children and adolescents
This study applied the actor-partner interdependence model (APIM) to simultaneously consider whether, and how, motivations for social withdrawal among Chinese children and adolescents (actor effects) and their best friends (partner effects) uniquely contributed to indices of socio-emotional adjustment. Participants were 101 same-gender best friend dyads (46 boys, M age = 12.17 years, SD = 1.39) in mainland China. Among the results, actor effects …
The Effect of Transportation Networks on Heritage Tourism and New Urbanization—Empirical Research Based on Rich Heritage Sites in a Chinese Province
Accelerating the construction of transportation networks has become an important bridge to promote the urbanization of heritage tourism destinations. Based on the development dilemma of tourism towns in northwestern China, this study collected the panel data of 10 cities in Shaanxi Province from 2006 to 2019 and used a panel error correction model to investigate the long-term and short-term relationships between heritage tourism and new urbanizat…
Spatiotemporal changes in early human land use during the Holocene throughout the Yangtze River Basin, China
The contribution of early human activity to the increase in atmospheric CH 4 content during the middle to late-Holocene is still debated. The quantitative reconstruction of past changes in land use by early rice agriculture is a key to resolving the issue, because large uncertainties still exist in current prehistoric land use estimates, owing to a lack of direct records. In this study, we used the combination of archaeological data (the area and…
Infant withdrawal and behavior problems in urban Chinese toddlers: Roles of maternal sensitivity to infant distress and emerging delay ability
Using a longitudinal design, this study examined the associations between infant temperamental withdrawal and behavior problems during toddlerhood and tested the moderating effects of maternal sensitivity to infant distress (MSID) and toddlers’ ability to delay gratification (ADG) in urban Chinese families. Participants were 84 Chinese children (37 boys, 47 girls) and their mothers. When the infants were 6 months old (T1: infancy), their mothers …
The Anti-Japanese Resistance War, Chinese Patriotism and Free Speech. How Can We Forgive Japan
The Resistance War of 1937-1945 is the centerpiece of contemporary Chinese nationalism and contention over war memory has long exacerbated China-Japan frictions. The present blogged article by the dissident Christian writer Yu Jie, building on an earlier statement by literary critic Ge Hongbing, is both a rare challenge to the Chinese Communist Party's nationalist orthodoxy on the war by a China-based author, and a plea for Chinese reconciliation…
Hepatoxicity of major constituents and extractions of Radix Polygoni Multiflori and Radix Polygoni Multiflori Praeparata
Lipid regulation effects of Polygoni Multiflori Radix, its processed products and its major substances on steatosis human liver cell line L02
Brain Perceived Intuitively Mental Impasses in Insight Problem Solving: An ERP Study
The secret between storytelling and retelling: Tea, school, & narrative
In this paper, I will tell two of my personal stories to try to explore the secret or opaque space between the original telling and retelling of stories in narrative inquiry. Based upon my difficult struggles with the two stories of tea, school, and narrative, I suggest that narrative inquiry has to be a complex loop of relationship, reflexivity, responsibility, and recursion
In vitro effects of active components of Polygonum Multiflorum Radix on enzymes involved in the lipid metabolism
The effect of Chinese herbal medicine on non-biliogenic severe acute pancreatitis: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Food security for community-living elderly people in Beijing, China
Food security has been identified as an important issue for elderly people's quality of life and ageing in place. A food security index composed of three indicators (food intake, food quality and food affordability) was developed to measure the food security status of community-living elderly people. Food security was then examined among community-living elderly in the central urban districts of Beijing, China. Data were collected by a questionna…
Antidiabetic effect of total saponins from Polygonatum kingianum in streptozotocin-induced daibetic rats
No place like home”: Aging in post-reform Beijing
This study shows the Western theorization and interpretation of aging, place and health are not well suited to a non-western case. The current generation of older Chinese has experienced the transition from a planned economy to a socialist market economy. Urban changes have taken place in various ways. This study explains the spatio-temporal processes of older people with their changing places by conducting in-depth interviews with 47 older peopl…
The Taoist Pedagogy of Pathmarks: Critical Reflections upon Heidegger, Lao Tzu, and Dewey
The belt and road initiative: Domestic interests, bureaucratic politics and the EU-China relations
This article explores the linkages between domestic affairs and foreign policies in China in fulfilling its grand ambition of Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). It examines the complexities in decision-making process of “BRI” inside Beijing’s administration. It departs from the most existing literature on BRI in Europe, which focus upon the geo-economic and geo-political impacts of the BRI. Instead, it adopts an “inside-out” approach by examining th…
Taking Action on Air Pollution Control in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (BTH) Region: Progress, Challenges and Opportunities
Due to rapid urbanization, industrialization and motorization, a large number of Chinese cities are affected by heavy air pollution. In order to explore progress, remaining challenges, and sustainability of air pollution control in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (BTH) region after 2013, a mixed method analysis was undertaken. The quantitative analysis comprised an overview of air quality management in the BTH region. Semi-structured expert interviews …
Correlation between indoor air pollution and adult respiratory health in Zunyi City in Southwest China: Situation in two different seasons
Exposure to indoor risk factors, such as aerocontaminants from coal combustion, causes asthma symptoms and reduces pulmonary function. The effect of indoor risk factors on respiratory health among adults with such exposure was greater in winter than in summer
Aging and the changing urban environment: The relationship between older people and the living environment in post-reform Beijing, China
The Chinese population is aging rapidly. In Beijing, older people’s immediate environments have seen great changes and are important for their everyday aging experiences. This study explains the changing relationships between older people and their living environments by conducting in-depth interviews with 47 older people living at home in Beijing. Results show that older people’s perceptions of their living environments can be categorized by the…
Infant withdrawal and behavior problems in urban Chinese toddlers: Roles of maternal sensitivity to infant distress and emerging delay ability
Using a longitudinal design, this study examined the associations between infant temperamental withdrawal and behavior problems during toddlerhood and tested the moderating effects of maternal sensitivity to infant distress (MSID) and toddlers’ ability to delay gratification (ADG) in urban Chinese families. Participants were 84 Chinese children (37 boys, 47 girls) and their mothers. When the infants were 6 months old (T1: infancy), their mothers …
A High-Resolution Spatial and Time-Series Labeled Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Image Dataset for Middle-Season Rice
The existing remote sensing image datasets target the identification of objects, features, or man-made targets but lack the ability to provide the date and spatial information for the same feature in the time-series images. The spatial and temporal information is important for machine learning methods so that networks can be trained to support precision classification, particularly for agricultural applications of specific crops with distinct phe…
Virtual Goods Purchase, Game Satisfaction and Perceived Justice: An Empirical Study of Players of PVP Mobile Games
Over recent years, the freemium business model has been a major revenue source for mobile games, namely to attract virtual consumption of players through differentiated game experience. This trend may pose challenges to the idea of “fair play,” an essential precondition for players to enjoy the game, player-versus-player (PVP) mobile game in particular. To keep track of players’ behavioral reactions to the freemium business model and their assess…
Adsorption of Lead (II) from Aqueous Solution with High Efficiency by Hydrothermal Biochar Derived from Honey
A novel natural honey hydrothermal biochar (HHTB) was prepared using natural honey as raw material. The as-prepared adsorbent was applied to adsorb Pb 2+ from aqueous solution and characterized by scanning electron microscopy, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy to investigate the structure and morphology change of the adsorbent before and after Pb 2+ adsorption. The influence of the pH, initial Pb 2+ con…
Impact of a group-based intervention program on physical activity and health-related outcomes in worksite settings
ChiCTR-1,800,015,529. Date of registration: April 5, 2018
Inflammation inhibition and gut microbiota regulation by TSG to combat atherosclerosis in ApoE−/− mice
Teaching human geography using a couplet game
Using games to teach is an interesting and worthwhile practice; however, the couplet game has not been described before. In this study, first-year students played a couplet game with their teacher at the end of the course. Each student was asked to summarize and write individual opinions on human geography in one keyword; then, the teacher wrote the corresponding or matching keywords. Analyzing the correspondences and the contrasts between couple…
Mapping access to basic hygiene services in low- and middle-income countries: A cross-sectional case study of geospatial disparities
Relationships among Covid-19 Prevention Practices, Risk Perception and Individual Characteristics: A Temporal Analysis
The effectiveness of public health measures in containing an infectious disease largely depends on how the general public is taking the prevention practices in daily lives. Previous studies have shown that different risk perceptions and sociodemographic characteristics may lead to vastly different prevention behaviors. This paper applies a temporal perspective in examining the changing patterns of prevention practices over time and their dynamic …
Spatiotemporal changes in early human land use during the Holocene throughout the Yangtze River Basin, China
The contribution of early human activity to the increase in atmospheric CH 4 content during the middle to late-Holocene is still debated. The quantitative reconstruction of past changes in land use by early rice agriculture is a key to resolving the issue, because large uncertainties still exist in current prehistoric land use estimates, owing to a lack of direct records. In this study, we used the combination of archaeological data (the area and…
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