Jiayin Zhang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3759847 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jiayin Zhang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jiayin |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhang |
| SIGNATURE | ZHANG J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Peking University |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-7399-6752 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Cognitive integration or separation? Innovation-driven urban redevelopment in urban villages
Longitudinal development and interrelations of motivation, ethnic identity, and self-perceived proficiency among adolescent Chinese heritage learners in Belgium
This study examines the longitudinal development and interrelations of motivation, ethnic identity, and self-perceived proficiency in Chinese among 46 adolescent Chinese heritage language learners attending Chinese language schools in Belgium. Using four waves of data collected over two academic years, the study first examined changes in the three constructs. Although group-level analyses showed overall stability, qualitative responses revealed m…
The relationship between smartphone addiction, academic procrastination, and anxiety: Evidence from a diary-based approach
To understand how academic procrastination, anxiety, and smartphone addiction are related, as well as the mechanisms underlying these relationships, this study constructed a mediation model to investigate the influence of college students' anxiety on their academic procrastination and the mediating effect of smartphone addiction. The study randomly selected 306 students from a university in Jiangxi Province and conducted a 10-day diary follow-up …
Post-Pandemic Legislative Transition Analysis in China’s Metropolises: Street Vending between Prohibition and Legalization
The governance of the street vendor economy has always been an important part of the social grass-roots governance. To stimulate the economy and ensure employment in the post-COVID-19 pandemic era, the Chinese government's policy towards the street vendor economy has transitioned from prohibition to legalization. This paper traces the three distinct historical phases of China's economic policy concerning street stalls in the 21st century, sheddin…
The urban aesthetics of graffiti murals: Reproducing wall space in China’s urban renewal
In China, as in the West in recent decades to a lesser degree, the semantics of ‘graffiti’ have gradually become an alternative term for graffiti murals in urban renewal. Graffiti murals, through various renewal strategies, reproduce the wall spaces of old towns, factories and villages in Chinese urban areas, giving rise to diverse aesthetic attitudes. Taking Guangzhou, China, as a case study, this article utilizes graffiti mural images defined a…
Constructing an ideal home: Affective atmosphere creation as a public participation strategy for urban village renovation
Scale transformation of place brands: A visual study of Xinhepu, Guangzhou
Place branding has become a popular strategy to promote place visibility and place image communication and gains attention in the field of city planning, geography, and place management. The contribution of geographical knowledge has been emphasized and discussed in recent place branding studies, including the role of geographical scale in branding strategies and management. However, current research mainly places the issues of scale from the top…
How to achieve a balance between functional improvement and heritage conservation? A case study on the renewal of old Beijing city
The Everyday Chinese Framing of Africa: A Perspective of Tourism-geopolitical Encounter
This paper conducts a discourse analysis of Chinese tourist writings about Africa on the most popular Chinese online tourist forum, Mafengwo (hornet’s nest). By examining 2,950 travelogues collected online, our research finds that Chinese tourists’ conceptions of Africa are mainly built through 5 frames, including the exotic frame, the adventurous frame, the poverty frame, the China’s engagement frame, and the affection frame that describe Africa…
Large scale analytics of global and regional Mooc providers: Differences in learners’ demographics, preferences, and perceptions
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) remarkably attracted global media attention, but the spotlight has been concentrated on a handful of English-language providers. While Coursera, edX, Udacity, and FutureLearn received most of the attention and scrutiny, an entirely new ecosystem of local MOOC providers was growing in parallel. This ecosystem is harder to study than the major players: they are spread around the world, have less staff devoted to …
A Lack of Security or of Cultural Capital? Acculturative Conservatism in the Naming Choices of Early 20th-Century US Jews
Past research demonstrates a marked tendency toward “acculturative conservatism,” whereby immigrants select given names for their children that are established—that is, popular in an earlier generation of the native population. Prior research has generally understood such conservatism as reflecting a lack of “mainstream” cultural capital; established names are popular among immigrants because they are unaware of current fashion. But we argue and …
Preliminary Validation of the Brief Multidimensional Students’ Life Satisfaction Scale (BMSLSS) Among Chinese Elementary School Students
When Politics Froze Fashion: The Effect of the Cultural Revolution on Naming in Beijing
The authors examine the popularity of boys' given names in Beijing before and after the onset of the Cultural Revolution to clarify how exogenous and endogenous factors interact to shape fashion. Whereas recent work in the sociology of culture emphasizes the importance of endogenous processes in explaining fashion, their analysis demonstrates two ways in which politics shaped cultural expression during the Cultural Revolution: by promoting forms …
When Politics Froze Fashion: The Effect of the Cultural Revolution on Naming in Beijing
The authors examine the popularity of boys' given names in Beijing before and after the onset of the Cultural Revolution to clarify how exogenous and endogenous factors interact to shape fashion. Whereas recent work in the sociology of culture emphasizes the importance of endogenous processes in explaining fashion, their analysis demonstrates two ways in which politics shaped cultural expression during the Cultural Revolution: by promoting forms …
Preliminary Validation of the Brief Multidimensional Students’ Life Satisfaction Scale (BMSLSS) Among Chinese Elementary School Students
The Everyday Chinese Framing of Africa: A Perspective of Tourism-geopolitical Encounter
This paper conducts a discourse analysis of Chinese tourist writings about Africa on the most popular Chinese online tourist forum, Mafengwo (hornet’s nest). By examining 2,950 travelogues collected online, our research finds that Chinese tourists’ conceptions of Africa are mainly built through 5 frames, including the exotic frame, the adventurous frame, the poverty frame, the China’s engagement frame, and the affection frame that describe Africa…
Constructing an ideal home: Affective atmosphere creation as a public participation strategy for urban village renovation
Preliminary Validation of the Brief Multidimensional Students’ Life Satisfaction Scale (BMSLSS) Among Chinese Elementary School Students
When Politics Froze Fashion: The Effect of the Cultural Revolution on Naming in Beijing
The authors examine the popularity of boys' given names in Beijing before and after the onset of the Cultural Revolution to clarify how exogenous and endogenous factors interact to shape fashion. Whereas recent work in the sociology of culture emphasizes the importance of endogenous processes in explaining fashion, their analysis demonstrates two ways in which politics shaped cultural expression during the Cultural Revolution: by promoting forms …
A Lack of Security or of Cultural Capital? Acculturative Conservatism in the Naming Choices of Early 20th-Century US Jews
Past research demonstrates a marked tendency toward “acculturative conservatism,” whereby immigrants select given names for their children that are established—that is, popular in an earlier generation of the native population. Prior research has generally understood such conservatism as reflecting a lack of “mainstream” cultural capital; established names are popular among immigrants because they are unaware of current fashion. But we argue and …
Large scale analytics of global and regional Mooc providers: Differences in learners’ demographics, preferences, and perceptions
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) remarkably attracted global media attention, but the spotlight has been concentrated on a handful of English-language providers. While Coursera, edX, Udacity, and FutureLearn received most of the attention and scrutiny, an entirely new ecosystem of local MOOC providers was growing in parallel. This ecosystem is harder to study than the major players: they are spread around the world, have less staff devoted to …
Scale transformation of place brands: A visual study of Xinhepu, Guangzhou
Place branding has become a popular strategy to promote place visibility and place image communication and gains attention in the field of city planning, geography, and place management. The contribution of geographical knowledge has been emphasized and discussed in recent place branding studies, including the role of geographical scale in branding strategies and management. However, current research mainly places the issues of scale from the top…
How to achieve a balance between functional improvement and heritage conservation? A case study on the renewal of old Beijing city
The Everyday Chinese Framing of Africa: A Perspective of Tourism-geopolitical Encounter
This paper conducts a discourse analysis of Chinese tourist writings about Africa on the most popular Chinese online tourist forum, Mafengwo (hornet’s nest). By examining 2,950 travelogues collected online, our research finds that Chinese tourists’ conceptions of Africa are mainly built through 5 frames, including the exotic frame, the adventurous frame, the poverty frame, the China’s engagement frame, and the affection frame that describe Africa…
Post-Pandemic Legislative Transition Analysis in China’s Metropolises: Street Vending between Prohibition and Legalization
The governance of the street vendor economy has always been an important part of the social grass-roots governance. To stimulate the economy and ensure employment in the post-COVID-19 pandemic era, the Chinese government's policy towards the street vendor economy has transitioned from prohibition to legalization. This paper traces the three distinct historical phases of China's economic policy concerning street stalls in the 21st century, sheddin…
The urban aesthetics of graffiti murals: Reproducing wall space in China’s urban renewal
In China, as in the West in recent decades to a lesser degree, the semantics of ‘graffiti’ have gradually become an alternative term for graffiti murals in urban renewal. Graffiti murals, through various renewal strategies, reproduce the wall spaces of old towns, factories and villages in Chinese urban areas, giving rise to diverse aesthetic attitudes. Taking Guangzhou, China, as a case study, this article utilizes graffiti mural images defined a…
Constructing an ideal home: Affective atmosphere creation as a public participation strategy for urban village renovation
The relationship between smartphone addiction, academic procrastination, and anxiety: Evidence from a diary-based approach
To understand how academic procrastination, anxiety, and smartphone addiction are related, as well as the mechanisms underlying these relationships, this study constructed a mediation model to investigate the influence of college students' anxiety on their academic procrastination and the mediating effect of smartphone addiction. The study randomly selected 306 students from a university in Jiangxi Province and conducted a 10-day diary follow-up …
Cognitive integration or separation? Innovation-driven urban redevelopment in urban villages
Longitudinal development and interrelations of motivation, ethnic identity, and self-perceived proficiency among adolescent Chinese heritage learners in Belgium
This study examines the longitudinal development and interrelations of motivation, ethnic identity, and self-perceived proficiency in Chinese among 46 adolescent Chinese heritage language learners attending Chinese language schools in Belgium. Using four waves of data collected over two academic years, the study first examined changes in the three constructs. Although group-level analyses showed overall stability, qualitative responses revealed m…
Political science (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · China (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Architectural engineering (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Engineering (3 works)