Pinyu Chen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3780256 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pinyu Chen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pinyu |
| FAMILY NAME | Chen |
| SIGNATURE | CHEN P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Soochow University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1953-0127 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Rural social space assemblage at the edge of a metropolitan development zone: A case study of Pengdu Village, Shanghai
The Destruction and Rebirth of an Old Bridge: Negotiation of Reuse with Collective Memory in Post-Disaster Restoration of a Vernacular Heritage Site
Current discussions have noted the re-constructible nature of heritage authenticity in a post-western context. However, it is still questionable how to coordinate the reuse of heritage with collective memory and community sentiment in the post-disaster context. The study takes the Zhenhai Bridge in China, as a case study which is on the national heritage list but is also as a vernacular structure that was destroyed by floods in 2020 but then quic…
Lessons from a Free Health Fair Organized by Students for the Underserved Population in the Post-Pandemic Era
Winston-Salem, North Carolina is one of the poorest cities in the state, with a city-wide poverty rate of 20.6%. Poverty rates in the neighborhoods located to the east and south of Wake Forest University School of Medicine continue to rise over the years. Many residents are uninsured or underinsured and don't have a primary care provider. Share the Health Fair (STHF) is an annual, one-day student run event that provides free health screenings to …
Understanding return migration's decisions in rural tourism destinations from a family perspective: Evidence from Guzhu Village in China
Multiple marginalizations: Understanding rural restructuring around metropolitan development zone — A case study from Pengdu Village, Shanghai
Reappropriating the communal past: Lineage tradition revival as a way of constructing collective identity in Huizhou, China
This article discusses the reappropriation and redefinition of heritage and tradition as a process of purposeful and selective value extraction by various groups at the local level in Huizhou, China, based on case studies. It is a process of continuous accumulation and self-persuasion by empowering specific cultural heritages, thus reinforcing the identity and cognition of the group to which they belong. The recovery of lineage worship to negotia…
Phantom Regions With Penumbral Borders: Discussing the Palimpsest Spatialities and Hybrid Identities of Huizhou Region, China
Transformation of regional identities by administrative spatial restructurings has been relatively little studied, particularly in the context of regional deinstitutionalization. This article develops further a theoretical and conceptual framework of regional identities in spatial restructurings by discussing how deinstitutionalized 'phantom' regions with 'penumbral' borders beget more hybrid spatial identities. Empirically, the focus is on the H…
More than human consumption space: Human-animal encounters and relationships in cat cafés in Shanghai
This article examined the intricate human–animal encounters and relationships and explored how animals co-constitute consumption practices in a more than human consumption space. Our empirical results, based on participant observation and semistructured interviews conducted in cat cafés in Tianzifang, Shanghai, illustrated that the affective, relational, and imaginative encounters could stimulate interspecies connections between humans and animal…
Multiple marginalizations: Understanding rural restructuring around metropolitan development zone — A case study from Pengdu Village, Shanghai
More than human consumption space: Human-animal encounters and relationships in cat cafés in Shanghai
This article examined the intricate human–animal encounters and relationships and explored how animals co-constitute consumption practices in a more than human consumption space. Our empirical results, based on participant observation and semistructured interviews conducted in cat cafés in Tianzifang, Shanghai, illustrated that the affective, relational, and imaginative encounters could stimulate interspecies connections between humans and animal…
Understanding return migration's decisions in rural tourism destinations from a family perspective: Evidence from Guzhu Village in China
Phantom Regions With Penumbral Borders: Discussing the Palimpsest Spatialities and Hybrid Identities of Huizhou Region, China
Transformation of regional identities by administrative spatial restructurings has been relatively little studied, particularly in the context of regional deinstitutionalization. This article develops further a theoretical and conceptual framework of regional identities in spatial restructurings by discussing how deinstitutionalized 'phantom' regions with 'penumbral' borders beget more hybrid spatial identities. Empirically, the focus is on the H…
Reappropriating the communal past: Lineage tradition revival as a way of constructing collective identity in Huizhou, China
This article discusses the reappropriation and redefinition of heritage and tradition as a process of purposeful and selective value extraction by various groups at the local level in Huizhou, China, based on case studies. It is a process of continuous accumulation and self-persuasion by empowering specific cultural heritages, thus reinforcing the identity and cognition of the group to which they belong. The recovery of lineage worship to negotia…
Phantom Regions With Penumbral Borders: Discussing the Palimpsest Spatialities and Hybrid Identities of Huizhou Region, China
Transformation of regional identities by administrative spatial restructurings has been relatively little studied, particularly in the context of regional deinstitutionalization. This article develops further a theoretical and conceptual framework of regional identities in spatial restructurings by discussing how deinstitutionalized 'phantom' regions with 'penumbral' borders beget more hybrid spatial identities. Empirically, the focus is on the H…
More than human consumption space: Human-animal encounters and relationships in cat cafés in Shanghai
This article examined the intricate human–animal encounters and relationships and explored how animals co-constitute consumption practices in a more than human consumption space. Our empirical results, based on participant observation and semistructured interviews conducted in cat cafés in Tianzifang, Shanghai, illustrated that the affective, relational, and imaginative encounters could stimulate interspecies connections between humans and animal…
The Destruction and Rebirth of an Old Bridge: Negotiation of Reuse with Collective Memory in Post-Disaster Restoration of a Vernacular Heritage Site
Current discussions have noted the re-constructible nature of heritage authenticity in a post-western context. However, it is still questionable how to coordinate the reuse of heritage with collective memory and community sentiment in the post-disaster context. The study takes the Zhenhai Bridge in China, as a case study which is on the national heritage list but is also as a vernacular structure that was destroyed by floods in 2020 but then quic…
Lessons from a Free Health Fair Organized by Students for the Underserved Population in the Post-Pandemic Era
Winston-Salem, North Carolina is one of the poorest cities in the state, with a city-wide poverty rate of 20.6%. Poverty rates in the neighborhoods located to the east and south of Wake Forest University School of Medicine continue to rise over the years. Many residents are uninsured or underinsured and don't have a primary care provider. Share the Health Fair (STHF) is an annual, one-day student run event that provides free health screenings to …
Understanding return migration's decisions in rural tourism destinations from a family perspective: Evidence from Guzhu Village in China
Multiple marginalizations: Understanding rural restructuring around metropolitan development zone — A case study from Pengdu Village, Shanghai
Rural social space assemblage at the edge of a metropolitan development zone: A case study of Pengdu Village, Shanghai
Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · China (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Negotiation (3 works) · Rural development and sustainability (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (2 works) · Cultural heritage (2 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (2 works)