Juanjuan Wu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3783448 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Juanjuan Wu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Juanjuan |
| FAMILY NAME | Wu |
| SIGNATURE | WU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tsinghua University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5918-0208 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Exploring the Impact of Retail Atmospherics on Plus-Size Consumers’ Fashion Thrift Shopping Experiences
Consumers are increasingly embracing second-hand fashion shopping in thrift stores and through a growing number of online resale platforms. However, plus-size consumers report feeling left out of sustainable fashion, citing thrift spaces that are not size-inclusive. This research aims to gain deeper insight into plus-size consumers’ second-hand shopping experiences by exploring the atmospheric factors that lead to positive and negative experience…
Changing patterns of the grammatical stance devices in medical research articles (1970–2020)
Stance construction via that -clauses in telecommunications research articles
Given the unsettled debate about the role of nativeness and/or expertise in academic writing, we compared the first language (L1)-English expert writers and the Second language (L2)-English (Chinese L1) expert writers with a similar expertise level in the use of stance complement that -clauses. For our analysis, we selected equal numbers of published research articles written by the L1 and the L2 experts in the field of Telecommunications. We fou…
Disease, Professional Identity and Cosmopolitan Encounters
Reading Anne Water Fearn’s memoir My Days of Strength (1939) as an empowering narrative regarding female professionalisation, this article explores the intersection of gender, race, and transcultural encounters in representing epidemic disease. Fearn (1867–1939), a Southern American physician in early twentieth-century China, strategically uses disease, particularly epidemics, as a significant agentic actor in conceiving a medical career that tra…
Safety assessment of marigold flavonoids from marigold inflorescence residue
Cosmopolitanism, Comparison and Affect
This essay reads anew Isabella Bird’s The Yangtze Valley and Beyond (1899) as a pedagogical project taking the reader through an ethical, affective journey that upends certain racial, cultural ideologies regarding China. Invoking concepts such as Victorian globalism and free-trade cosmopolitanism, it first examines the ways in which Bird’s interest in the China trade relates to an ethical vision of cosmopolitan community propelled by the ameliora…
Dental Caries and Associated Factors in 3–5-Year-Old Children in Guizhou Province, China
Objective: This study aimed to explore the factors influencing dental caries among 3–5-year-old children in Guizhou Province and the interrelationship between these factors using structural equation modeling, while providing theoretical references to improve the prevention and control strategy. Materials and Methods: A total of 1,291 children aged 3–5 years in Guizhou Province were selected by a multistage stratified and whole group random sampli…
Sustainability assessment of port cities with a hybrid model-empirical evidence from China
Vertical travel and cosmopolitanism in Florence Ayscough’s A Chinese Mirror (1925)
Focussing on Florence Ayscough’s A Chinese Mirror (1925), this article examines the potential for vertical travel to have political and ethical implications. Born in China, Asycough was a Shanghai-based sinologist who garnered an international reputation for translating Chinese literature and culture. Well-qualified for this task through her extensive knowledge of local history, language, literature and culture, Ayscough revises the horizontal ax…
A Broken Journey”
In February 1913, Mary Gaunt (1865–1942), a popular novelist, travel writer, and feminist from colonial Australia, set off on a solitary journey to China with the prospect of writing more books to
Chinese young generation’s perceptions and consumption of clothing for sustainability
This research explored the concept of sustainability related to the clothing practices of design students attending a university in Shanghai. Participants included 29 males and 36 female students who completed a survey about their wearing of specific clothing categories, their perceptions of the importance of the need for sustainability in the clothing they wear and sustainable practices regarding their clothing. Data were analysed, compared betw…
Redesigning Fashion
Upcycling used clothing could transform textile waste into raw materials for new fashion items. Our research goals were to add a longitudinal element to previous research which engaged female focus group participants in a collaborative upcycling project, to further understand motivations for upcycling used clothing, and to identify common characteristics of those who choose to upcycle. Upcycling behavior of 30 women (mean age 44, 87% Caucasian) w…
Imagination + Life
KEYWORDS: Wang YiyangChinesefashion designerZUCZUGCHA GANG
Tactile Response and Shifting Touch Preference
Tactile response is explored through recall of subjects for fabric preferences. Shifts in touch preference may occur in one's experience and require bringing the touch experience to one's awareness. To investigate such shifts in preference, subjects who were studying to be designers taking an introductory design course were asked in an open-ended format to describe fabrics they liked to touch. Responses from 123 subjects were analyzed and the thr…
China Fashion
Co-design Communities Online
This observational research investigates co-design community features and interactions between the company and co-designers, as well as among co-designers on two websites (Zazzle and Threadless). Both websites invite their consumers to co-design their product offerings and provide a platform for co-designers to interact. Interactions and communications among consumer co-designers mark a critical departure from early co-design practices that relie…
Internationalizing and Industrializing Fashion
(2009). Internationalizing and Industrializing Fashion: Shanghai International Fashion Culture Festival (SIFCF) Review. Fashion Practice: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 259-265
May I Touch it
An understanding of the way we perceive touch and come to prefer certain sensory experiences is a first step toward including the sensation of touch in the design and communication of products. Early memories of touch are explored from a design and cultural perspective. Experiences of design students from China (109) and the United States (108) are compared based upon tapping their responses of early touch memories. Responses are communicated usi…
Cosmopolitanism, Comparison and Affect
This essay reads anew Isabella Bird’s The Yangtze Valley and Beyond (1899) as a pedagogical project taking the reader through an ethical, affective journey that upends certain racial, cultural ideologies regarding China. Invoking concepts such as Victorian globalism and free-trade cosmopolitanism, it first examines the ways in which Bird’s interest in the China trade relates to an ethical vision of cosmopolitan community propelled by the ameliora…
A Broken Journey”
In February 1913, Mary Gaunt (1865–1942), a popular novelist, travel writer, and feminist from colonial Australia, set off on a solitary journey to China with the prospect of writing more books to
May I Touch it
An understanding of the way we perceive touch and come to prefer certain sensory experiences is a first step toward including the sensation of touch in the design and communication of products. Early memories of touch are explored from a design and cultural perspective. Experiences of design students from China (109) and the United States (108) are compared based upon tapping their responses of early touch memories. Responses are communicated usi…
Internationalizing and Industrializing Fashion
(2009). Internationalizing and Industrializing Fashion: Shanghai International Fashion Culture Festival (SIFCF) Review. Fashion Practice: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 259-265
China Fashion
Co-design Communities Online
This observational research investigates co-design community features and interactions between the company and co-designers, as well as among co-designers on two websites (Zazzle and Threadless). Both websites invite their consumers to co-design their product offerings and provide a platform for co-designers to interact. Interactions and communications among consumer co-designers mark a critical departure from early co-design practices that relie…
Imagination + Life
KEYWORDS: Wang YiyangChinesefashion designerZUCZUGCHA GANG
Tactile Response and Shifting Touch Preference
Tactile response is explored through recall of subjects for fabric preferences. Shifts in touch preference may occur in one's experience and require bringing the touch experience to one's awareness. To investigate such shifts in preference, subjects who were studying to be designers taking an introductory design course were asked in an open-ended format to describe fabrics they liked to touch. Responses from 123 subjects were analyzed and the thr…
Redesigning Fashion
Upcycling used clothing could transform textile waste into raw materials for new fashion items. Our research goals were to add a longitudinal element to previous research which engaged female focus group participants in a collaborative upcycling project, to further understand motivations for upcycling used clothing, and to identify common characteristics of those who choose to upcycle. Upcycling behavior of 30 women (mean age 44, 87% Caucasian) w…
Chinese young generation’s perceptions and consumption of clothing for sustainability
This research explored the concept of sustainability related to the clothing practices of design students attending a university in Shanghai. Participants included 29 males and 36 female students who completed a survey about their wearing of specific clothing categories, their perceptions of the importance of the need for sustainability in the clothing they wear and sustainable practices regarding their clothing. Data were analysed, compared betw…
Dental Caries and Associated Factors in 3–5-Year-Old Children in Guizhou Province, China
Objective: This study aimed to explore the factors influencing dental caries among 3–5-year-old children in Guizhou Province and the interrelationship between these factors using structural equation modeling, while providing theoretical references to improve the prevention and control strategy. Materials and Methods: A total of 1,291 children aged 3–5 years in Guizhou Province were selected by a multistage stratified and whole group random sampli…
Sustainability assessment of port cities with a hybrid model-empirical evidence from China
Vertical travel and cosmopolitanism in Florence Ayscough’s A Chinese Mirror (1925)
Focussing on Florence Ayscough’s A Chinese Mirror (1925), this article examines the potential for vertical travel to have political and ethical implications. Born in China, Asycough was a Shanghai-based sinologist who garnered an international reputation for translating Chinese literature and culture. Well-qualified for this task through her extensive knowledge of local history, language, literature and culture, Ayscough revises the horizontal ax…
A Broken Journey”
In February 1913, Mary Gaunt (1865–1942), a popular novelist, travel writer, and feminist from colonial Australia, set off on a solitary journey to China with the prospect of writing more books to
Disease, Professional Identity and Cosmopolitan Encounters
Reading Anne Water Fearn’s memoir My Days of Strength (1939) as an empowering narrative regarding female professionalisation, this article explores the intersection of gender, race, and transcultural encounters in representing epidemic disease. Fearn (1867–1939), a Southern American physician in early twentieth-century China, strategically uses disease, particularly epidemics, as a significant agentic actor in conceiving a medical career that tra…
Safety assessment of marigold flavonoids from marigold inflorescence residue
Cosmopolitanism, Comparison and Affect
This essay reads anew Isabella Bird’s The Yangtze Valley and Beyond (1899) as a pedagogical project taking the reader through an ethical, affective journey that upends certain racial, cultural ideologies regarding China. Invoking concepts such as Victorian globalism and free-trade cosmopolitanism, it first examines the ways in which Bird’s interest in the China trade relates to an ethical vision of cosmopolitan community propelled by the ameliora…
Changing patterns of the grammatical stance devices in medical research articles (1970–2020)
Stance construction via that -clauses in telecommunications research articles
Given the unsettled debate about the role of nativeness and/or expertise in academic writing, we compared the first language (L1)-English expert writers and the Second language (L2)-English (Chinese L1) expert writers with a similar expertise level in the use of stance complement that -clauses. For our analysis, we selected equal numbers of published research articles written by the L1 and the L2 experts in the field of Telecommunications. We fou…
Exploring the Impact of Retail Atmospherics on Plus-Size Consumers’ Fashion Thrift Shopping Experiences
Consumers are increasingly embracing second-hand fashion shopping in thrift stores and through a growing number of online resale platforms. However, plus-size consumers report feeling left out of sustainable fashion, citing thrift spaces that are not size-inclusive. This research aims to gain deeper insight into plus-size consumers’ second-hand shopping experiences by exploring the atmospheric factors that lead to positive and negative experience…
Political science (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · China (6 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Business (5 works) · Clothing (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Artificial Intelligence (4 works)