Xueying Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3782880 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xueying Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xueying |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Soochow University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3430-2317 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Why does distant suffering matter? Discursive domestication in Chinese mainstream media and social media on the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum
This study examines how distant suffering is domesticated across Chinese mainstream media and social media through the case of the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum. Existing research has largely focused on media representations and audience responses to mediated suffering events, paying less attention to commemorative spaces and users’ digital participation in non-Western contexts. Drawing on critical discourse analysis of mainstream media texts a…
Governance of overwork among migrant workers: Effective measures or effective beauty?
Applicability Analysis and Energy Quantification of Soil and Water Conservation Measures in the Northern Chinese Black Soil Region
The effects of soil and water conservation measures on controlling soil erosion have been demonstrated. However, farmer perceptions regarding their applicability in black soil regions remain unclear. Although energy analysis theory provides a useful method for statistically assessing ecological consequences, its application to soil and water conservation remains limited. The objectives of this study were to analyze effectiveness, energy values, a…
Slight vs. broad smiles? The effects of virtual influencer smile intensity on ad attitude
Purpose Despite the growing use of virtual influencers (VIs) in social commerce, little is known about how their emotional expressions—specifically smile intensity—affect audience responses. This research examined the effects of varying smile intensity on ad attitude and explored their underlying psychological mechanisms through anthropomorphism and expression authenticity. The moderating role of virtual influencer type (realistic-style vs. anime…
When are Service Robots effective? The Influence of the Matching Relationship Between Hotel Service Type and Service Provider on Customer Satisfaction
Associations between negative emotions and eating behaviors in older adults: A network analysis and the mediating role of physical activity
Objective: Negative emotions are a growing public health concern among older adults, influencing both psychological well-being and daily behaviors. This study aimed to examine how negative emotions relate to eating behaviors in older adults and to test the mediating role of physical activity. Methods: Data were collected from 1,062 older adults in China through validated self-report measures. A network analysis was conducted to identify central n…
Why Engagement? The Role of Tourism Short Video in Driving Customer Engagement
As a novel marketing approach, tourism short videos have gained popularity among consumers; however, research on how these videos stimulate consumer psychological and behavioral engagement remains limited. This study aims to reveal which elements of tourism short videos can effectively trigger psychological and behavioral engagement. Based on informational ecosystems, resonance theory, and stimulus–organism–response (SOR) theory, this study used …
Purchasing or gift-giving? The effect of streamer type on purchase intention and gift-giving intention
The interplay between activism logic and platform logic: Fan comment control in Chinese online public cultural spaces
In the evolving context of platforms’ influence on society, the digitization of fandom emerges as a crucial yet underexplored subject. Guided by fan activism and media logic theories, this study explores fan comment control in online public cultural spaces as a representative case of digital fandom in China. By investigating the digital mobilization of fan comment control and the interactions among fans, anti-fans, non-fans, and platforms, this s…
Dual Exploitation and the Long Tail Effect: The Affective Labor of Chinese Real Person Slash Fan Production
In contrast to previous studies that have focused on well-functioning fandoms, this study explores fan practices from a whole-process perspective, from fandom formation to collapse. In response to the issue of fan labor exploitation, the present study addresses fans’ investments and rewards from an affective value perspective, which has rarely been adopted in previous studies. Using participant observation and in-depth interview data from a Chine…
Peer effects and health impacts of different body cognitive biases in children: Micro evidence from China
Background: In China, children commonly display body cognitive biases, which constitute a significant yet hidden public health issue. These biases potentially jeopardize children's well-being, hinder the cultivation of human capital, and impede societal progress. However, limited research employs theoretical analysis and econometric testing to investigate the formation of different body cognitive biases among Chinese children and their health imp…
“Target” versus “Non-target”: How free gift influences surplus food purchase intention
Purpose Free gifts have become a commonly used marketing strategy. Nevertheless, whether free gifts can and how this strategy promotes the surplus food purchase intention remain a debated topic. This paper attempts to evaluate the effectiveness of offering free gifts (target and non-target products) in enhancing the purchase intention associated with surplus food. Design/methodology/approach Categorically, Studies 1 to 4 were performed to analyze…
Intergenerational care and rural childhood obesity in the digital era: Based on screen exposure perspective
1) Intergenerational care significantly increases screen exposure among rural children. 2) Gender bias increases the risk of screen exposure for rural boys under intergenerational care. 3) Children with higher screen exposure levels are more affected by intergenerational care, which further undermines parental supervision. 4) Children's screen exposure leads to increased sedentary time and higher probability of purchasing unhealthy foods, thereby…
A seesaw in the South Pacific western and eastern subtropical mode waters
The South Pacific western subtropical mode water (WSTMW) and eastern subtropical mode water (ESTMW) are important components of the subtropical meridional overturning cells. By synthesizing observations, reanalysis products, and eddy-resolving ocean model results, we find an interannual volume seesaw in the WSTMW and ESTMW during 1980–2020. Further analysis of the data and model outputs indicates that this volume seesaw is closely related to the …
The translation of Saints and the Confucian discourse of sages in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century China: The examples of Alfonso Vagnone, Zhang Xingyao and Yan Mo
Since the publication of Matteo Ricci's Tianzhu shiyi, sheng 聖 was commonly accepted as the translation of Catholic saints in China. A closer study, however, suggests that the use of sheng as the translation of saints was not an unquestioned process. In fact, the use of sheng diverged soon after the death of Matteo Ricci and disagreements continued at least into the early eighteenth century in the Catholic circle in China. This article seeks to d…
The reproduction of imagination: How Do Non-Experiencers Remember History
In 1937, for a period of six weeks, the Imperial Japanese murdered approximately 300,000 people, including civilians, in Nanjing, China. This historical event is known as the Nanjing Massacre. As few survivors remain, studies on memory consumption can clarify how modern Chinese individuals remember this event. By writing the individual back into collective memory, this study identifies the importance of the Chinese state in fashioning individual …
Why Is One Social Media Platform Not Enough? A Typology of Platform-Swinging Behavior and Associated Affordance Preferences
This study seeks to advance the scholarship on the phenomenon of social media platform-swinging in the context of the polymedia environment in China. Specifically, drawing on the theoretical frameworks of uses and gratifications and channel complementarity theory, we propose that the platform-swinging behavior is driven by users' various complementary and supplementary needs. Drawing on 32 semi-structured interviews, we identify four distinct typ…
Improving students’ creativity in familiar versus unfamiliar mobile-assisted language learning environments
Fifty-one learning strategies were developed and validated in this study to make language learners more knowledgeable about unfamiliar environments. The study tested the effectiveness of the strategies in improving the creativity of students. 75 university students participated in the study and they were divided into three groups: (1) students who learned in unfamiliar learning environments without familiarization strategies; (2) students who lea…
Evaluating the application of the 2009 Institute of Medicine gestational weight gain guidelines on pregnant Chinese women
BACKGROUND: The 2009 Institute of Medicine (IOM) gestational weight gain (GWG) guidelines were initially developed for pregnant women in the United States. OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to investigate whether the IOM guidelines were suitable for pregnant Chinese women. METHODS: A retrospective cohort study comprising 20,593 singleton pregnant women was conducted at the Beijing Obstetrics and Gynaecology Hospital (1 January 2018 to 31 December 2019)…
Mood assessments of family caregivers of patients with severe brain injury in China
Long- and Short-Term Preference Modeling Based on Multi-Level Attention for Next POI Recommendation
The next point-of-interest (POI) recommendation is one of the most essential applications in location-based social networks (LBSNs). Its main goal is to research the sequential patterns of user check-in activities and then predict a user’s next destination. However, most previous studies have failed to make full use of spatio-temporal information to analyze user check-in periodic regularity, and some studies omit the user’s transition preference …
A Point-of-Interest Recommendation Method Exploiting Sequential, Category and Geographical Influence
Point of interest (POI) recommendation as an important service in location-based social networks has developed rapidly, which can help users find more interesting unknown locations and facilitate service providers to provide users with more accurate notifications or advertisements. Some existing work has addressed the data sparsity problem of collaborative filtering by incorporating contextual information into the model. However, they ignore the …
“The Ancient Rites of China”: Yan Mo on Ancestral Rites during the Chinese Rites Controversy
One of the key issues during the Chinese Rites Controversy was Chinese ancestral rites. Deeming ancestral rites idolatrous, mendicant missionaries advocated banning them; the Jesuits accommodated ancestral rites under certain conditions. The defense provided by the Jesuits focused on the ancestral rites being civil and political, and therefore not idolatrous. This article examines the views of Yan Mo 嚴謨 a lower-level Confucian Catholic literatus.…
MiR-124 Regulates Iqgap1 and Participates in the Relationship Between Morphine Dependence Susceptibility and Cognition
MiR-124 and its target protein IQGAP1 are involved in the regulation of addiction and cognitive function in patients with morphine dependence
Phytoremediation Potential and Physiological Mechanisms Underlying Metallic Extraction of Suaeda glauca, Artemisia desertorum, and Atriplex canescens
Mining activities have led to serious environmental (soil erosion, degradation of vegetation, and groundwater contamination) and human health (musculoskeletal problems, diarrheal conditions, and chronic diseases) issues at desert mining areas in northwest China. Native plant species grown naturally in desert regions show a unique tolerance to arid and semiarid conditions and are potential candidates for soil phytoremediation. Here, an ex situ exp…
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Changes in the source of sedimentary organic matter in the marginal sea sediments of Eastern Hainan Island in response to human activities during the past 200 years
Promoting Intercultural Competence in a Learning Activity Supported by Virtual Reality Technology
Virtual reality (VR) technology makes it possible to create an authentic virtual environment that benefits immersive learning. We designed an intercultural learning activity and applied VR technology to support it. Then, we investigated students’ perceptions of the learning activity, VR technology, and intercultural competence (IC) development during learning. Students from China and Uzbekistan participated in the activity, in which a pragmatic m…
Cross-cultural learning in virtual reality environment: Facilitating cross-cultural understanding, trait emotional intelligence, and sense of presence
The Single-Whip Method of Yunnan Garrison Taxation, Fifteenth – Seventeenth Centuries
Due to the separated governing system of the Ming, the taxation system in garrisons differed by county. However, there is also evidence that shows that garrison land became county land in the seventeenth century, which indicates the garrison system was combined with the county system. This combination can be considered as a part of the single-whip method of garrison taxation. This paper focuses on the differences between the two taxation systems …
Long- and Short-Term Preference Modeling Based on Multi-Level Attention for Next POI Recommendation
The next point-of-interest (POI) recommendation is one of the most essential applications in location-based social networks (LBSNs). Its main goal is to research the sequential patterns of user check-in activities and then predict a user’s next destination. However, most previous studies have failed to make full use of spatio-temporal information to analyze user check-in periodic regularity, and some studies omit the user’s transition preference …
A Point-of-Interest Recommendation Method Exploiting Sequential, Category and Geographical Influence
Point of interest (POI) recommendation as an important service in location-based social networks has developed rapidly, which can help users find more interesting unknown locations and facilitate service providers to provide users with more accurate notifications or advertisements. Some existing work has addressed the data sparsity problem of collaborative filtering by incorporating contextual information into the model. However, they ignore the …
“The Ancient Rites of China”: Yan Mo on Ancestral Rites during the Chinese Rites Controversy
One of the key issues during the Chinese Rites Controversy was Chinese ancestral rites. Deeming ancestral rites idolatrous, mendicant missionaries advocated banning them; the Jesuits accommodated ancestral rites under certain conditions. The defense provided by the Jesuits focused on the ancestral rites being civil and political, and therefore not idolatrous. This article examines the views of Yan Mo 嚴謨 a lower-level Confucian Catholic literatus.…
MiR-124 Regulates Iqgap1 and Participates in the Relationship Between Morphine Dependence Susceptibility and Cognition
MiR-124 and its target protein IQGAP1 are involved in the regulation of addiction and cognitive function in patients with morphine dependence
Phytoremediation Potential and Physiological Mechanisms Underlying Metallic Extraction of Suaeda glauca, Artemisia desertorum, and Atriplex canescens
Mining activities have led to serious environmental (soil erosion, degradation of vegetation, and groundwater contamination) and human health (musculoskeletal problems, diarrheal conditions, and chronic diseases) issues at desert mining areas in northwest China. Native plant species grown naturally in desert regions show a unique tolerance to arid and semiarid conditions and are potential candidates for soil phytoremediation. Here, an ex situ exp…
Effects of Heavy Metal Stress on Physiology, Hydraulics, and Anatomy of Three Desert Plants in the Jinchang Mining Area, China
The physiological mechanisms and phytoremediation effects of three kinds of native quinoa in a desert mining area were studied. We used two different types of local soils (native soil and tailing soil) to analyze the changes in the heavy metal content, leaf physiology, photosynthetic parameters, stem hydraulics, and anatomical characteristics of potted quinoa. The results show that the chlorophyll content, photosynthetic rate, stomatal conductanc…
Improving students’ creativity in familiar versus unfamiliar mobile-assisted language learning environments
Fifty-one learning strategies were developed and validated in this study to make language learners more knowledgeable about unfamiliar environments. The study tested the effectiveness of the strategies in improving the creativity of students. 75 university students participated in the study and they were divided into three groups: (1) students who learned in unfamiliar learning environments without familiarization strategies; (2) students who lea…
Evaluating the application of the 2009 Institute of Medicine gestational weight gain guidelines on pregnant Chinese women
BACKGROUND: The 2009 Institute of Medicine (IOM) gestational weight gain (GWG) guidelines were initially developed for pregnant women in the United States. OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to investigate whether the IOM guidelines were suitable for pregnant Chinese women. METHODS: A retrospective cohort study comprising 20,593 singleton pregnant women was conducted at the Beijing Obstetrics and Gynaecology Hospital (1 January 2018 to 31 December 2019)…
Mood assessments of family caregivers of patients with severe brain injury in China
Peer effects and health impacts of different body cognitive biases in children: Micro evidence from China
Background: In China, children commonly display body cognitive biases, which constitute a significant yet hidden public health issue. These biases potentially jeopardize children's well-being, hinder the cultivation of human capital, and impede societal progress. However, limited research employs theoretical analysis and econometric testing to investigate the formation of different body cognitive biases among Chinese children and their health imp…
“Target” versus “Non-target”: How free gift influences surplus food purchase intention
Purpose Free gifts have become a commonly used marketing strategy. Nevertheless, whether free gifts can and how this strategy promotes the surplus food purchase intention remain a debated topic. This paper attempts to evaluate the effectiveness of offering free gifts (target and non-target products) in enhancing the purchase intention associated with surplus food. Design/methodology/approach Categorically, Studies 1 to 4 were performed to analyze…
Intergenerational care and rural childhood obesity in the digital era: Based on screen exposure perspective
1) Intergenerational care significantly increases screen exposure among rural children. 2) Gender bias increases the risk of screen exposure for rural boys under intergenerational care. 3) Children with higher screen exposure levels are more affected by intergenerational care, which further undermines parental supervision. 4) Children's screen exposure leads to increased sedentary time and higher probability of purchasing unhealthy foods, thereby…
A seesaw in the South Pacific western and eastern subtropical mode waters
The South Pacific western subtropical mode water (WSTMW) and eastern subtropical mode water (ESTMW) are important components of the subtropical meridional overturning cells. By synthesizing observations, reanalysis products, and eddy-resolving ocean model results, we find an interannual volume seesaw in the WSTMW and ESTMW during 1980–2020. Further analysis of the data and model outputs indicates that this volume seesaw is closely related to the …
The translation of Saints and the Confucian discourse of sages in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century China: The examples of Alfonso Vagnone, Zhang Xingyao and Yan Mo
Since the publication of Matteo Ricci's Tianzhu shiyi, sheng 聖 was commonly accepted as the translation of Catholic saints in China. A closer study, however, suggests that the use of sheng as the translation of saints was not an unquestioned process. In fact, the use of sheng diverged soon after the death of Matteo Ricci and disagreements continued at least into the early eighteenth century in the Catholic circle in China. This article seeks to d…
The reproduction of imagination: How Do Non-Experiencers Remember History
In 1937, for a period of six weeks, the Imperial Japanese murdered approximately 300,000 people, including civilians, in Nanjing, China. This historical event is known as the Nanjing Massacre. As few survivors remain, studies on memory consumption can clarify how modern Chinese individuals remember this event. By writing the individual back into collective memory, this study identifies the importance of the Chinese state in fashioning individual …
Why Is One Social Media Platform Not Enough? A Typology of Platform-Swinging Behavior and Associated Affordance Preferences
This study seeks to advance the scholarship on the phenomenon of social media platform-swinging in the context of the polymedia environment in China. Specifically, drawing on the theoretical frameworks of uses and gratifications and channel complementarity theory, we propose that the platform-swinging behavior is driven by users' various complementary and supplementary needs. Drawing on 32 semi-structured interviews, we identify four distinct typ…
Associations between negative emotions and eating behaviors in older adults: A network analysis and the mediating role of physical activity
Objective: Negative emotions are a growing public health concern among older adults, influencing both psychological well-being and daily behaviors. This study aimed to examine how negative emotions relate to eating behaviors in older adults and to test the mediating role of physical activity. Methods: Data were collected from 1,062 older adults in China through validated self-report measures. A network analysis was conducted to identify central n…
Why Engagement? The Role of Tourism Short Video in Driving Customer Engagement
As a novel marketing approach, tourism short videos have gained popularity among consumers; however, research on how these videos stimulate consumer psychological and behavioral engagement remains limited. This study aims to reveal which elements of tourism short videos can effectively trigger psychological and behavioral engagement. Based on informational ecosystems, resonance theory, and stimulus–organism–response (SOR) theory, this study used …
Purchasing or gift-giving? The effect of streamer type on purchase intention and gift-giving intention
The interplay between activism logic and platform logic: Fan comment control in Chinese online public cultural spaces
In the evolving context of platforms’ influence on society, the digitization of fandom emerges as a crucial yet underexplored subject. Guided by fan activism and media logic theories, this study explores fan comment control in online public cultural spaces as a representative case of digital fandom in China. By investigating the digital mobilization of fan comment control and the interactions among fans, anti-fans, non-fans, and platforms, this s…
Dual Exploitation and the Long Tail Effect: The Affective Labor of Chinese Real Person Slash Fan Production
In contrast to previous studies that have focused on well-functioning fandoms, this study explores fan practices from a whole-process perspective, from fandom formation to collapse. In response to the issue of fan labor exploitation, the present study addresses fans’ investments and rewards from an affective value perspective, which has rarely been adopted in previous studies. Using participant observation and in-depth interview data from a Chine…
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