Xing Zhou
Biographic Data
| ID | 3777988 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xing Zhou |
| GIVEN NAMES | |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhou |
| SIGNATURE | ZHOU X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Xiamen University |
| ORCID | 0009-0001-9528-731X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Research on the Division and Interconstruction of the Peking Opera Field Along the Central Axis of Beijing During the Qing Dynasty—Based on Pierre Bourdieu’s Field Theory
This study applies Pierre Bourdieu’s field theory as an analytical framework to examine the development of Peking opera along the Beijing Central Axis during the Qing Dynasty. It explores how the interaction between the court and folk fields contributed to the formation of its artistic form. From this perspective, social space is understood as a structured network of objective relations, shaped by the distribution of different forms of capital an…
MPCPFL: Prototype-Based Multimodal Personalized Federated Learning With Missing Modalities in Medical Domain
With the global aging population on the rise, the amount of disease data related to the elderly is also increasing. Effectively protecting personal data when analyzing and processing disease data has become crucial. Federated learning (FL), as a proven method, is widely used. In the multimodal FL for disease diagnosis, the intricate challenge of modality missing and heterogeneous data distribution across healthcare clients severely degrades model…
Investigating the potential active components and mechanisms of Xiongcan Yishen formula in treating late-onset hypogonadism using network pharmacology combined with metabolomics and absorbed component…
Residents' Coping Strategies Amid Xenophobia in Over‐Tourism: A Governmental Focus Regulation Perspective
Resident xenophobia induced by over‐tourism poses a critical challenge to sustainable destination development, yet limited research has examined its coping mechanisms and the role of government policies. Guided by Stress Coping Theory and Regulatory Focus Theory, this study conducted a quantitative survey of 406 residents experiencing over‐tourism and tested the research hypotheses using SmartPLS 4.0 software. The results show that problem‐orient…
Gaps between market performance, government planning and social objectives: Projections and comparisons of carbon price intervals
The core function of the carbon market is price discovery, but the current carbon prices neither reflect government planning to reduce emissions nor provide the necessary incentives for the innovation of low-carbon technologies in society. This study developed the Hubei carbon price probability forecasting models using machine learning and stochastic analysis from the perspectives of market performance, government planning, and social objectives.…
Therapeutic Landscapes in Rural Tourism: How Flow Experience, Nostalgia, and Restorative Experience Contribute to Spiritual Well‐Being
This study explores the role of therapeutic landscapes in rural tourism. While previous research has highlighted the relational nature of therapeutic landscapes, quantitative studies remain scarce, especially with respect to how therapeutic landscape experiences evolve dynamically. To address this gap, we propose a multiple mediation model that explores how flow experience, nostalgia, and restorative experience jointly influence the relationship …
What factors influence thriving in adolescent and young adult cancer patients? A focus on psychological health, biological markers, and quality of life
This study highlights depression, inquisitiveness, CAR, and QoL as key factors influencing thriving in AYA cancer patients. Depression affects thriving at lower levels, inquisitiveness enhances thriving consistently, CAR is significant at higher levels, and QoL is crucial at lower levels. These findings underscore the need for tailored interventions to support thriving across varying levels of adaptation
The impact of online social interaction on urban community cohesion and group differences: Evidence from China
The findings indicate that online social interaction is an important factor affecting the formation of urban residents' community cohesion, and offline social interaction plays a mediating role. In addition, The association between online social interaction and community cohesion demonstrates significant heterogeneity across demographic and regional subgroups
US Corporate Bond Markets: Bigger and (Maybe) Better
The US corporate bond market has expanded significantly, fueled by electronic trading, institutional innovation, and growing retail participation via mutual and exchange-traded funds. These developments have improved efficiency by reducing costs and enhancing transparency, yet they have also introduced new vulnerabilities. The market’s shift from relationship-based to transaction-based trading has weakened its ability to absorb stress, especially…
Bu-Yang decoction attenuates OVX-induced sarcopenia by upregulating CXCR4 to suppress GPX4-mediated ferroptosis
Dining in the digital realm: Understanding the spatial-temporal experience of wanghong restaurant and food
How do push and pull factors affect consumers' emotional perceptions of the music festival attractiveness and drive their approach behavioral intentions: From the asymmetric causal perspective
Newcomer calling shift: A construal‐level perspective
Despite the recognition that calling can shift over time, little consideration has been given to how mental representations evoked by temporal distance cues may impact the shifts in calling during the newcomer transition period. Drawing from construal‐level theory (CLT), this study develops and tests a theoretical model to explain why and how temporal distance affects career calling during career transitions for graduate newcomers. We identified …
Character Strength-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Focusing on Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Patients with Distress: A Randomized Control Trial of Positive Psychology
Carbon price signal failure and regulatory policies: A systematic review
The heritagization of cultural politics: Anthropological research on Chinese cultural heritage
Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, in alignment with globalization and the megatrend within the international socio-cultural sphere, China has initiated a large-scale "intangible cultural heritage (ICH) protection movement" through its proactive leadership and management of cultural heritage administration. As a significant component of Chinese cultural politics, this movement has profoundly influenced the cultural lives of Chinese …
Effects of creative atmosphere on tourists' post‐experience behaviors in creative tourism: The mediation roles of tourist inspiration and place attachment
Considering the popularity of creative tourism, increasing research has focused on the creative atmosphere in creative tourism destinations. Based on Stimulus–Organism–Response framework, this research examined how creative atmosphere influences tourists' post‐experience behaviors—experience intensification and experience extension—through the mediating roles of tourist inspiration and place attachment. Using survey data from 345 tourists at thre…
Effects of Perceived Placeness on Tourists’ Authenticity Experience Via the Mediating Role of Flow Experience
Based on the case of Gaoshanliushui in China, our research empirically examines the mediating effect of tourists’ flow experience on the relationship between perceived placeness and satisfaction as well as their perceived authenticity from the perspective of existential authenticity in the ethnic tourism context. Moreover, we present a moderated mediation model and postulate the role that tourists’ cultural intelligence plays in improving satisfa…
How, when, and why high job performance is not always good: A three‐way interaction model
Despite organizations encouraging employees to improve their job performance to enhance organizational performance, the understanding of the consequences of high performance from the perspective of social comparison remains limited. Drawing on social comparison theory, we develop a framework explaining how upward performance social comparison leads to political behaviors through anxiety. Furthermore, we examine the amplifying effect of social com…
Yang Kun's academic shifts: From the French Annales School to Marxist ethnology
As one of the first generation of Chinese Ethnologists, Yang Kun witnessed the development of Chinese ethnology in the twentieth century. Since his return from France in 1931, he had devoted almost 70 years before his death in 1998 to the teaching and research of Chinese Ethnology. The inheritor of the ethnology of the French Annales School in China, he was committed to promoting the School in China and applying its methodologies in the Chinese c…
How and why does place identity affect residents’ spontaneous culture conservation in ethnic tourism community? A value co-creation perspective
Although residents’ value co-creation is critical for culture conservation and sustainable development in the ethnic tourism community, few studies have investigated the residents’ value co-creation mechanism. To fill this gap, this study proposes a conceptual model and tests the relationships among place identity, mediators (interaction attitude, responsibility, and innovation attitude), spontaneous culture conservation, and the moderators of se…
Students’ preferences for seating arrangements and their engagement in cooperative learning activities in college English blended learning classrooms in higher education
Previous research has documented that seating arrangements have great impact on student's active engagement within classrooms. However, insufficient attention has been given to students’ preferences for classroom seating arrangements and their engagement in college English language blended learning classrooms in higher education. Employing questionnaire surveys and a case study method with a sample of 94 first-year college students, the present r…
Ethnic Politics in China
The development of Ethnic Politics in China can date back to 80 years ago. As of today, its disciplinary system and norms have been established in a systematic approach, and many significant academic achievements have been made. After having systematically reviewed the academic history of Frontier Politics originating in the 1940s and the Ethnic Politics in the late 1980s and early 1990s, this paper expounds on their respective backgrounds and th…
Retracted: 6-Month consequences of Covid-19 in patients discharged from hospital: a cohort study
Spillover effects of workplace ostracism on employee family life: The Role of need for affiliation and work-home segmentation preference
Against the backdrop of fierce competition in the workplace, conflicts of interest and interpersonal frictions in enterprises occur frequently. With cold violence increasingly prevalent, workplace ostracism raises extensive concern for its frequent occurrence, invisibility, and long-term hurtfulness. Compared to Western society, the traditional tolerance and restraint of Chinese culture intensifies the hurtfulness to those who are ostracized. Add…
Empowering supervision and service sabotage: A moderated mediation model based on conservation of resources theory
English for international trade: China enters the WTO
After 15 years' negotiation, China officially became a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) on November 10, 2001 in Doha, Qatar, at the fourth ministerial meeting of the WTO. China's accession to the WTO will inevitably influence every sphere of society, especially in such sectors as international trade and education. This paper reports on a survey into the impact of China's entry into the WTO on business professionals and college English…
How, when, and why high job performance is not always good: A three‐way interaction model
Despite organizations encouraging employees to improve their job performance to enhance organizational performance, the understanding of the consequences of high performance from the perspective of social comparison remains limited. Drawing on social comparison theory, we develop a framework explaining how upward performance social comparison leads to political behaviors through anxiety. Furthermore, we examine the amplifying effect of social com…
The heritagization of cultural politics: Anthropological research on Chinese cultural heritage
Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, in alignment with globalization and the megatrend within the international socio-cultural sphere, China has initiated a large-scale "intangible cultural heritage (ICH) protection movement" through its proactive leadership and management of cultural heritage administration. As a significant component of Chinese cultural politics, this movement has profoundly influenced the cultural lives of Chinese …
English for international trade: China enters the WTO
After 15 years' negotiation, China officially became a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) on November 10, 2001 in Doha, Qatar, at the fourth ministerial meeting of the WTO. China's accession to the WTO will inevitably influence every sphere of society, especially in such sectors as international trade and education. This paper reports on a survey into the impact of China's entry into the WTO on business professionals and college English…
Impact of the Content Characteristic of Short Message Service Advertising on Consumer Attitudes
We examined the influence of the overall content characteristic of short message service (SMS) advertising on consumer attitudes toward advertising on mobile devices. Attitudes of 246 Chinese (145 women, 101 men) toward permission-based SMS advertising received on electronic products were measured using structural equation modeling. Results showed that of the 4 dimensions of the overall content characteristic, entertainment, informativeness, and …
Consumer ethnocentrism on product judgment and willingness to buy: A meta-analysis
We undertook the first meta-analysis on the effects of consumer ethnocentrism on product judgment and willingness to buy. We synthesized the results of 60 studies (effect size) with a total sample size of 15,585. The meta-analysis confirms that consumer ethnocentrism has a positive influence on domestic product judgment and willingness to buy, while it has a negative influence on foreign product judgment but not on willingness to buy foreign prod…
Empowering supervision and service sabotage: A moderated mediation model based on conservation of resources theory
Risk Factors Associated With Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome and Death in Patients With Coronavirus Disease 2019 Pneumonia in Wuhan, China
Importance: Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is an emerging infectious disease that was first reported in Wuhan, China, and has subsequently spread worldwide. Risk factors for the clinical outcomes of COVID-19 pneumonia have not yet been well delineated. Objective: To describe the clinical characteristics and outcomes in patients with COVID-19 pneumonia who developed acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) or died. Design, Setting, and Part…
Retracted: 6-Month consequences of Covid-19 in patients discharged from hospital: a cohort study
Spillover effects of workplace ostracism on employee family life: The Role of need for affiliation and work-home segmentation preference
Against the backdrop of fierce competition in the workplace, conflicts of interest and interpersonal frictions in enterprises occur frequently. With cold violence increasingly prevalent, workplace ostracism raises extensive concern for its frequent occurrence, invisibility, and long-term hurtfulness. Compared to Western society, the traditional tolerance and restraint of Chinese culture intensifies the hurtfulness to those who are ostracized. Add…
How and why does place identity affect residents’ spontaneous culture conservation in ethnic tourism community? A value co-creation perspective
Although residents’ value co-creation is critical for culture conservation and sustainable development in the ethnic tourism community, few studies have investigated the residents’ value co-creation mechanism. To fill this gap, this study proposes a conceptual model and tests the relationships among place identity, mediators (interaction attitude, responsibility, and innovation attitude), spontaneous culture conservation, and the moderators of se…
Students’ preferences for seating arrangements and their engagement in cooperative learning activities in college English blended learning classrooms in higher education
Previous research has documented that seating arrangements have great impact on student's active engagement within classrooms. However, insufficient attention has been given to students’ preferences for classroom seating arrangements and their engagement in college English language blended learning classrooms in higher education. Employing questionnaire surveys and a case study method with a sample of 94 first-year college students, the present r…
Ethnic Politics in China
The development of Ethnic Politics in China can date back to 80 years ago. As of today, its disciplinary system and norms have been established in a systematic approach, and many significant academic achievements have been made. After having systematically reviewed the academic history of Frontier Politics originating in the 1940s and the Ethnic Politics in the late 1980s and early 1990s, this paper expounds on their respective backgrounds and th…
Effects of creative atmosphere on tourists' post‐experience behaviors in creative tourism: The mediation roles of tourist inspiration and place attachment
Considering the popularity of creative tourism, increasing research has focused on the creative atmosphere in creative tourism destinations. Based on Stimulus–Organism–Response framework, this research examined how creative atmosphere influences tourists' post‐experience behaviors—experience intensification and experience extension—through the mediating roles of tourist inspiration and place attachment. Using survey data from 345 tourists at thre…
Effects of Perceived Placeness on Tourists’ Authenticity Experience Via the Mediating Role of Flow Experience
Based on the case of Gaoshanliushui in China, our research empirically examines the mediating effect of tourists’ flow experience on the relationship between perceived placeness and satisfaction as well as their perceived authenticity from the perspective of existential authenticity in the ethnic tourism context. Moreover, we present a moderated mediation model and postulate the role that tourists’ cultural intelligence plays in improving satisfa…
How, when, and why high job performance is not always good: A three‐way interaction model
Despite organizations encouraging employees to improve their job performance to enhance organizational performance, the understanding of the consequences of high performance from the perspective of social comparison remains limited. Drawing on social comparison theory, we develop a framework explaining how upward performance social comparison leads to political behaviors through anxiety. Furthermore, we examine the amplifying effect of social com…
Yang Kun's academic shifts: From the French Annales School to Marxist ethnology
As one of the first generation of Chinese Ethnologists, Yang Kun witnessed the development of Chinese ethnology in the twentieth century. Since his return from France in 1931, he had devoted almost 70 years before his death in 1998 to the teaching and research of Chinese Ethnology. The inheritor of the ethnology of the French Annales School in China, he was committed to promoting the School in China and applying its methodologies in the Chinese c…
Character Strength-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Focusing on Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Patients with Distress: A Randomized Control Trial of Positive Psychology
Carbon price signal failure and regulatory policies: A systematic review
The heritagization of cultural politics: Anthropological research on Chinese cultural heritage
Since the beginning of the twenty-first century, in alignment with globalization and the megatrend within the international socio-cultural sphere, China has initiated a large-scale "intangible cultural heritage (ICH) protection movement" through its proactive leadership and management of cultural heritage administration. As a significant component of Chinese cultural politics, this movement has profoundly influenced the cultural lives of Chinese …
Gaps between market performance, government planning and social objectives: Projections and comparisons of carbon price intervals
The core function of the carbon market is price discovery, but the current carbon prices neither reflect government planning to reduce emissions nor provide the necessary incentives for the innovation of low-carbon technologies in society. This study developed the Hubei carbon price probability forecasting models using machine learning and stochastic analysis from the perspectives of market performance, government planning, and social objectives.…
Therapeutic Landscapes in Rural Tourism: How Flow Experience, Nostalgia, and Restorative Experience Contribute to Spiritual Well‐Being
This study explores the role of therapeutic landscapes in rural tourism. While previous research has highlighted the relational nature of therapeutic landscapes, quantitative studies remain scarce, especially with respect to how therapeutic landscape experiences evolve dynamically. To address this gap, we propose a multiple mediation model that explores how flow experience, nostalgia, and restorative experience jointly influence the relationship …
What factors influence thriving in adolescent and young adult cancer patients? A focus on psychological health, biological markers, and quality of life
This study highlights depression, inquisitiveness, CAR, and QoL as key factors influencing thriving in AYA cancer patients. Depression affects thriving at lower levels, inquisitiveness enhances thriving consistently, CAR is significant at higher levels, and QoL is crucial at lower levels. These findings underscore the need for tailored interventions to support thriving across varying levels of adaptation
The impact of online social interaction on urban community cohesion and group differences: Evidence from China
The findings indicate that online social interaction is an important factor affecting the formation of urban residents' community cohesion, and offline social interaction plays a mediating role. In addition, The association between online social interaction and community cohesion demonstrates significant heterogeneity across demographic and regional subgroups
US Corporate Bond Markets: Bigger and (Maybe) Better
The US corporate bond market has expanded significantly, fueled by electronic trading, institutional innovation, and growing retail participation via mutual and exchange-traded funds. These developments have improved efficiency by reducing costs and enhancing transparency, yet they have also introduced new vulnerabilities. The market’s shift from relationship-based to transaction-based trading has weakened its ability to absorb stress, especially…
Bu-Yang decoction attenuates OVX-induced sarcopenia by upregulating CXCR4 to suppress GPX4-mediated ferroptosis
Dining in the digital realm: Understanding the spatial-temporal experience of wanghong restaurant and food
How do push and pull factors affect consumers' emotional perceptions of the music festival attractiveness and drive their approach behavioral intentions: From the asymmetric causal perspective
Psychology (13 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Business (8 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · China (5 works) · Marketing (5 works)