Jian Yang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3785909 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jian Yang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jian |
| FAMILY NAME | Yang |
| SIGNATURE | YANG J |
| AFFILIATIONS | PLA Information Engineering University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2001-2474 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 144 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 176 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 144 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2027 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
Modulating bile acid isomerization and brain distribution by multiflorin A mitigates neuroendocrine stress and ameliorates anxiety-like behavioral alterations
Does regional integration strategy promote green innovation? Evidence from China's Yangtze River Delta integration
The implementation of regional integration strategy has facilitated the rapid development of the regional economy and society; however, its potential to promote green innovation within the region still requires further investigation. Focusing on China's macro-regional strategy of the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) integration, this study treats its rollout as a quasi-natural experiment. We empirically investigate its effect on green innovation by appl…
Structural associations between health insurance and mental well-being among people living with HIV: A multi-method analysis
In the post-antiretroviral therapy (ART) era, HIV care has shifted towards maximizing multidimensional Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL), yet a “clinical-social disconnect” persists among virally suppressed patients. This study investigates the structural associations between institutional health insurance tiers and mental well-being among people living with HIV (PLWH), exploring an ‘Environment-Centric’ associational framework. A cross-sect…
Institutional environment, academic attitude, and misconduct among medical students: A structural equation modeling and cluster analysis
BACKGROUND: Academic misconduct poses a severe threat to scientific integrity and medical ethics. While gender disparities in misconduct are widely documented, the underlying cognitive mechanisms explaining why males are more susceptible, and whether a supportive institutional environment can buffer the risks associated with academic pressure and negative attitudes, remain underexplored in the context of Chinese medical education. METHODS: A mult…
Social vulnerability, physical frailty, and mortality among middle-aged and older adults in China
Relationships between social vulnerability, physical frailty and mortality have been observed in several countries, yet how they apply to China’s massive middle-aged and older adult population remains unclear. This study investigated these relationships among middle-aged and older Chinese adults by developing a Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) and Physical Frailty Index (PFI). Using 2011–2018 data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal…
Evidential Multimodal Fusion Network for Trusted Pedestrian Crossing Intent Prediction
Accurate prediction of pedestrians’ behavior poses formidable challenges for autonomous vehicles in urban environments. Multimodal data, such as pedestrians’ motion data, context images, and ego vehicle speed, offer complementary and comprehensive information that can significantly enhance prediction performance. However, the previous methods, despite yielding promising results, integrate different modalities to form a uniform representation, whi…
Self-Attention Gated Linear Recurrent Units for Sequential Recommendation
Sequential recommendation is of utmost importance for personalized suggestions across various domains, and its effectiveness hinges critically on accurately capturing the intricate sequential dependencies among items. Two advanced architectures are widely adopted for this purpose: self-attention mechanisms (SAM), which excel at modelling global dependencies in sequences, and linear recurrent units (LRU), which specialize in capturing local sequen…
The impact of sports participation on subjective wellbeing among Chinese young adults: Exploring the chain mediation effect of perceived social support and psychological resilience
Introduction: This study aims to examine the association of sports participation with young adults' subjective well-being and to explore its underlying pathways by analyzing the mediating and chain mediating effects of perceived social support and psychological resilience between the two variables. Methods: Using data from the 2021 Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS), statistical analyses including variance analysis, correlation analysis, regres…
Effort-Reward Imbalance and Subjective Well-Being of Chinese residency training mentors: The role of social emotions and over-commitment
Background Mentors in Standardized Residency Training (SRT) experience substantial occupational stress due to demanding work environments and teaching responsibilities. This study aimed to investigate the impact of Effort-Reward Imbalance (ERI) on Mentors’ Subjective Well-Being (TSWQ), with a focus on the mediating role of Social Emotions (SES; both Positive Social Emotions [PSE] and Negative Social Emotions [NSE]) and the moderating role of Over…
Balancing wood and food: Assessing the drivers and spatiotemporal conflicts of Eucalyptus plantation expansion in Guangxi, China
Eucalyptus has become one of the most widely cultivated tree genera in subtropical China, generating significant economic returns but raising land-use conflicts with agriculture. Understanding the driving mechanisms behind this expansion is crucial for sustainable land-use management. To inform strategies for balancing wood production and agricultural stability, we investigated the spatiotemporal expansion dynamics and predicted the potential sui…
Urban Intelligent Transportation-Oriented License Plate Recognition Model for Severe Environments Based on Hybrid Architecture of Yolov12, GAN and Mamba-SSM
Adverse weather and low-illumination conditions in urban road scenarios substantially degrade license plate image quality, posing a major challenge to robust automatic license plate recognition for urban intelligent transportation systems and smart city construction. To address the limitations of conventional pipelines that optimize detection, enhancement, and recognition in isolation, this study proposes CLEI, a unified framework integrating YOL…
Wildland-urban interface delineation using self-adaptive thresholding informed by historical wildfire patterns: A case study using very-high-resolution satellite imagery and deep learning algorithm
Chinese herbal and natural compounds for Parkinson's disease: Myth or truth
Trajectory and association of social vulnerability and physical frailty of the robust older adults in China and UK: Evidence from cohort study
Background To explore dynamic trajectories and associations of social vulnerability and physical frailty with aging in China and the UK. Methods Data were from CHARLS and ELSA. Participants were age ≥60 years with non-frail at baseline. Cumulative deficit approach was for social vulnerability and physical frailty. Group-based trajectory modeling identified their trajectories. Cox proportional hazard and logistic regression models estimated associ…
Family functioning and NSSI urges among college students: A moderated chain mediation model
The study highlighted the role of family functioning in influencing NSSI urges, with ego depletion and depression serving as chain mediators. These findings provide theoretical and empirical evidence for formulating NSSI interventions that enhance college students' family functioning, reduce ego depletion and depression, and boost the growth mindset
Monitoring port congestion based on vessel stay behavior recognition: A case study of two US ports around Covid-19 pandemic
Elevating cultural celebrity endorsements’ impact in intangible cultural heritage tourism: Role of generativity
Mature intangible cultural heritage (ICH) tourism aids in preserving cultural heritage and also creates innovative opportunities for tourism within the experience economy. Cultural celebrities play a pivotal role in this context, actively contributing to the promotion and sustainability of ICH tourism. However, ICH tourism involves a complex network of stakeholders, including cultural celebrities, marketers and tourists, requiring a comprehensive…
Tourist attitude towards performing arts heritage: Case study of Cantonese opera in China
Cultural heritage tourism is a significant and rapidly growing tourism. Cantonese opera, as a vital element of the cultural heritage in the Greater Bay Area (GBA), faces the challenge of preserving its relevance amidst rapid urbanisation and globalisation. Despite its cultural importance, research on tourists’ attitudes towards performing arts heritage, particularly Cantonese opera, still needs to be expanded, creating a gap in understanding how …
Multiknowledge and LLM-Inspired Heterogeneous Graph Neural Network for Fake News Detection
The widespread diffusion of fake news has become a critical problem on dynamic social media worldwide, which requires effective strategies for fake news detection to alleviate its hazardous consequences for society. However, most recent efforts only focus on the features of news content and social context without realizing the benefits of large language models (LLMs) and multiple knowledge graphs (KGs), thus failing to improve detection capabilit…
Dynamic Hypergraph for Cross-Domain Session-Based Social Recommendations
The dynamic and temporal nature of user interactions on social media platforms has increased the importance of session-based recommendations. The adoption of graph neural networks in these systems has increased due to their capacity to incorporate structural topology and node information. Nevertheless, current session-based recommendation methods relying on pairwise graph structure ignore intricate and evolving interactions between users, items, …
Knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding China’s DRG payment policy among healthcare professionals in tertiary and secondary hospitals in Yunnan Province: A cross-sectional study
Background: The China Healthcare Security Diagnosis Related Groups (CHS-DRG) payment policy is a cornerstone of China's transition to value-based healthcare. Its successful implementation hinges on the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) of healthcare professionals, particularly in the large hospitals that are the main arenas for this reform. This study aimed to examine the KAP of healthcare professionals in tertiary and secondary hospitals…
Sp-Gem: Spatial Pattern-Aware Graph Embedding for Matching Multisource Road Networks
Identifying correspondences of road segments in different road networks, namely road-network matching, is an essential task for road network-centric data processing such as data integration of road networks and data quality assessment of crowd-sourced road networks. Traditional road-network matching usually relies on feature engineering and parameter selection of the geometry and topology of road networks for similarity measurement, resulting in …
Theatre-in-education: Confucian learning experiences of props managers in Peking Opera
The Confucian educational impact of Peking Opera has garnered considerable attention, primarily focusing on the educational experience of audiences, with limited attention to the participants. Theatre in Education (TIE) reminds us that theatre participants get a more profound educational experience. To address this gap, this study explores the Confucian educational experiences of Jianchang (props managers) participating in Peking Opera. A case st…
Evaluation of integration in WHO’s tuberculosis, HIV, and antimicrobial resistance policies through the social-ecological lens
BACKGROUND: TB, HIV, and AMR are closely related global health challenges. In the context of limited global health funds and insufficient resources, an integrated tuberculosis, HIV and antimicrobial resistance prevention and control method will play an important role in the optimization of resources and cost-effectiveness. OBJECTIVE: This study aims to analyze the degree of policy integration for issues of tuberculosis, HIV and antimicrobial resi…
Unveiling chiral amino acid alterations and glycine dysregulation in late-life depression through targeted metabolomics
These findings underscore the importance of accounting for amino acid chirality in biomarker research and highlight chiral amino acids as promising candidates for the diagnosis of LLD and the prediction of treatment response
Genetic correlates of social stratification in Great Britain
Genetic evidence of assortative mating in humans
China in the South Pacific: Hegemon on the horizon
China's influence in the South Pacific appears to be growing rapidly. Some analysts are concerned that China is on its way to replacing the West as the dominant power and China's rise in the region poses a major threat to the West. However, there is no clear evidence to suggest that China's deepening involvement in the South Pacific is a calculated strategic move for its military security. The move can be strategic mainly in the sense that it has…
English as a Third Language among China's Ethnic Minorities
This paper examines the teaching and use of, as well as the attitude towards, English among China's ethnic minorities. Starting with a critique of China English, a term used with increasing frequency in the literature on World Englishes and English nativised in the Chinese context, the paper attempts to show that English has yet to find its way into most of the minority communities. After a brief introduction to the 55 ethnic minorities and their…
Imprint of assortative mating on the human genome
Identification of 371 genetic variants for age at first sex and birth linked to externalising behaviour
China in Fiji: Displacing traditional players
A widely held perception in Oceania is that China has taken the opportunity of Western sanctions against Fiji's military-led regime to expand its influence in Fiji. Observers and media in the region were alarmed by the sudden increase of China's pledged aid to Fiji shortly after the 2006 military takeover. They are concerned that China has a well-calculated strategy of displacing traditional Western players in Fiji, most notably Australia and New…
Lexical innovations in China English: Lexical innovations in China English
The literature on China English available seems to focus mostly on the attitudes toward English, the use of English, or the EFL industry in this country. Lexical borrowing as part of nativization has rarely been investigated. This paper presents a data-based analysis of 59 borrowed lexical items as found in 84 articles from two English newspapers in China, including both loanwords and loan translations. On the whole these items do not seem to be …
Effect of Support and Personal Distance on the Definition of Key Publics for the Issue of Aids
Situational theory predicts that those with a high problem recognition, high involvement and low constraint recognition will be active information seekers. A telephone survey of 493 individuals in a Southwestern city finds knowledge of AIDS is high among all groups and, as hypothesized, distinguishing audiences according to personal and impersonal levels of problem recognition, involvement and constraint recognition provides a useful extension of…
The Polar Silk Road: China’s New Frontier of International Cooperation
The introduction of the “Polar Silk Road (PSR)” into the first comprehensive white paper on Arctic policy is a historic step for China’s Arctic engagement. Over the past few years, China has achieved policy synergies and launched industrial, scientific and technological cooperation with Russia and Nordic countries. With enlarged interests and enhanced capabilities, China is becoming a preferred partner for Russia and Nordic countries in a number …
Government's Economic Performance Fosters Trust in Government in China: Assessing the Moderating Effect of Respect for Authority
Multi-Family Psycho-Education Group for Assertive Community Treatment Clients and Families of Culturally Diverse Background: A Pilot Study
This study evaluates the incorporation of Multi-Family Psycho-education Group (MFPG) to an Assertive Community Treatment Team developed to serve culturally diverse clients who suffers from severe mental illness. Participants included Chinese and Tamil clients and their family members. Family members' well-being, perceived burden, and acceptance of clients were assessed before and after the intervention. Focus group interviews with clinicians were…
Chinese borrowings in English
This paper reports on a corpus-based study comparing Chinese borrowings with acceptance in general English that appear in desk dictionaries published in the 1980s with those found in dictionaries presently in use. Defined arbitrarily as borrowings collected in three to eight older or newer leading desk dictionaries, such words total 100 in the former and 154 in the latter. It is found that Chinese borrowings with acceptance have not only increase…
About an ‘All-Weather’ Relationship: Security foundations of Sino-Pakistan relations since 9/11
The traditionally close relationship between China and Pakistan cooled off somewhat with the end of the Cold War, mainly due to China's efforts to improve its relations with India and the disappearance of the Soviet threat. While China has continued to pursue its rapprochement with India after 9/11, developments since 9/11 have reinforced the security foundations of Sino-Pak relations and have consequently reversed the downward trend in the relat…
Japan’s decline relative to China: Scenarios and implications for East Asia
East Asia is witnessing a power shift with the rise of China and Japan’s relative decline. While Sino-Japanese relations have been extensively studied, a systematic examination of the power shift and its implications is lacking. This article attempts to help fill the gap. It begins with a discussion of four dimensions of power, including power as an attribute, relational power, structural power and soft power. It then investigates the shifting po…
Wood bioenergy for rural energy resilience: Suitable site selection and potential economic impacts in Appalachian Kentucky
The wood in the pits of terracotta figures and its architectural application
Sino‐Japanese Relations: Implications for Southeast Asia
Contemporary Southeast Asia: A Journal of International and Strategic Affairs - Volume 25, Number 2, August 2003
Changes in human population structure: Implications for biodiversity conservation
Recognizing Prunus persica (peach) and allied Rosaceae by the morphological characteristics of their fruitstones
Spatiotemporal analysis of bike mobility chain: A new perspective on mobility pattern discovery in urban bike-sharing system
Bike-sharing data have been a valuable source for urban transport research. While most studies focus on Origin-Destination (OD) data of users' bike trips in bike-sharing researches, little has been investigated on mobility patterns from the perspective of bikes. Bike mobility can not only reflect human mobility patterns but also provide practical insights for understanding the bike-sharing system and assisting bike management. In particular, cont…
Modeling population growth of a proto-city: A new urban accretion growth hypothesis and its P-CPAG model
Reforming China’s polar science and technology system
Along with its modernization process, China has developed many interests in polar ecology and has connected the significance of the Antarctic and Arctic to its national interests. We present an in-depth analysis and assessment of the state of the art of China’s polar research from following points of view, mechanism of policy making on polar affairs, science diplomacy and polar governance, on-spot research expedition management, allocation of sci…
Compatible Humanists: Yuen Ren Chao Meets George Sarton
This essay shows that comparable notions of humanism emerged independently in two twentieth-century scholars, Yuen Ren Chao (1892–1982) and George Sarton (1884–1956). They met as young men at Harvard University and found themselves to be compatible thinkers. They both respected the so-called facts of science, perhaps more than theories in science. They saw their task as assembling these facts for a future synthesis. They recognized the diversity …
Of Interest and Distrust: Understanding China's Policy Towards Japan
Chinese relations with Japan are characterised by the contradiction of deep distrust on one hand and important interests on the other. This article elaborates upon this contradiction in an attempt to shed light on possible future developments in the bilateral relationship. It applies a perceptual approach in its analysis which is mainly based on the publications of Chinese analysts and interpretations of Chinese public opinion. The article begins…
Effect of Support and Personal Distance on the Definition of Key Publics for the Issue of Aids
Situational theory predicts that those with a high problem recognition, high involvement and low constraint recognition will be active information seekers. A telephone survey of 493 individuals in a Southwestern city finds knowledge of AIDS is high among all groups and, as hypothesized, distinguishing audiences according to personal and impersonal levels of problem recognition, involvement and constraint recognition provides a useful extension of…
Changes in Human Population Structure: Implications for Biodiversity Conservation
Changes in human population structure: Implications for biodiversity conservation
Constituency Politics and Congressional Intervention in Us Policy Towards China’s Trade Status
The study of US trade policy towards China’s trade status is central to understanding US-China relations during the past decade. The US Congress tried repeatedly to challenge the White House and to use China’s trade status as a tool to pressure Beijing on human rights and other issues. Guided by the constituency theory, the study examines constituency politics as a key factor influencing Congressional behaviour on the issue of China’s trade statu…
Ecological Degradation in Protected Areas: The Case of Wolong Nature Reserve for Giant Pandas
It is generally perceived that biodiversity is better protected from human activities after an area is designated as a protected area. However, we found that this common perception was not true in Wolong Nature Reserve (southwestern China), which was established in 1975 as a “flagship” protected area for the world-renowned endangered giant pandas. Analyses of remote sensing data from pre- and post-establishment periods indicate that the reserve h…
Personality Profiles and the Prediction of Categorical Personality Disorders
Personality disorders (PDs) are usually construed as psychiatric categories characterized by a unique configuration of traits and behaviors. To generate clinical hypotheses from normal personality trait scores, profile agreement statistics can be calculated using a prototypical personality profile for each PD. Multimethod data from 1,909 psychiatric patients in the People’s Republic of China were used to examine the accuracy of such hypotheses in…
Somatization vs. Psychologization of Emotional Distress: A Paradigmatic Example for Cultural Psychopathology
This paper describes the developing area of cultural psychopathology, an interdisciplinary field of study focusing on the ways in which cultural factors contribute to the experience and expression of psychological distress. We begin by outlining two approaches, often competing, in order to provide a background to some of the issues that complicate the field. The main section of the paper is devoted to a discussion of depression in Chinese culture…
Sino‐Japanese Relations: Implications for Southeast Asia
Contemporary Southeast Asia: A Journal of International and Strategic Affairs - Volume 25, Number 2, August 2003
English as a Third Language among China's Ethnic Minorities
This paper examines the teaching and use of, as well as the attitude towards, English among China's ethnic minorities. Starting with a critique of China English, a term used with increasing frequency in the literature on World Englishes and English nativised in the Chinese context, the paper attempts to show that English has yet to find its way into most of the minority communities. After a brief introduction to the 55 ethnic minorities and their…
Lexical innovations in China English: Lexical innovations in China English
The literature on China English available seems to focus mostly on the attitudes toward English, the use of English, or the EFL industry in this country. Lexical borrowing as part of nativization has rarely been investigated. This paper presents a data-based analysis of 59 borrowed lexical items as found in 84 articles from two English newspapers in China, including both loanwords and loan translations. On the whole these items do not seem to be …
Learners and users of English in China
Just how many millions are there? China’s huge English-knowing population of 200–350 million is often cited as evidence of the language being nativized in the world’s most populous country. We may note, however, that the words user and learner are used interchangeably in reference to its speakers of English. When however the focus is on the nativization of English in China, a country in Kachru’s ‘Expanding Circle’ of Englishes, it is imperative t…
Of Interest and Distrust: Understanding China's Policy Towards Japan
Chinese relations with Japan are characterised by the contradiction of deep distrust on one hand and important interests on the other. This article elaborates upon this contradiction in an attempt to shed light on possible future developments in the bilateral relationship. It applies a perceptual approach in its analysis which is mainly based on the publications of Chinese analysts and interpretations of Chinese publicopinion. The article begins …
Two tigers on the same mountain: China’s security policy towards Japan
This book examines the often troubled relationship between Japan and China from a broad interdisciplinary perspective. Utilising the expertise of Chinese, Japanese and regional specialists working in a variety of fields, this original work approaches the contemporary sources of tensions between these two Asian giants from several levels of analysis. In particular the domestic–state interface in both countries and the important role of historical …
Treatment with total alkaloids from Radix Linderae reduces inflammation and joint destruction in type II collagen-induced model for rheumatoid arthritis
Of Interest and Distrust: Understanding China's Policy Towards Japan
Chinese relations with Japan are characterised by the contradiction of deep distrust on one hand and important interests on the other. This article elaborates upon this contradiction in an attempt to shed light on possible future developments in the bilateral relationship. It applies a perceptual approach in its analysis which is mainly based on the publications of Chinese analysts and interpretations of Chinese public opinion. The article begins…
China's Cross-Regional FTA Initiatives: Towards Comprehensive National Power
Introduction Since the late 1980s and the advent of reforms led by Deng Xiaoping, China has pursued an increasingly export-oriented trade policy, accompanied by selective domestic agricultural and industrial restructuring, privatization and internationalization.1 But while China has long been a vigorous global trader and has entered into numerous trade and economic agreements with partners around the world, Beijing's leaders are relative newcomer…
The cultural shaping of depression: Somatic symptoms in China, psychological symptoms in North America?
The expectation that Chinese people present distress somatically is a central prediction of cultural psychopathology and has been the subject of considerable theoretical speculation. At the same time, empirical studies have been infrequent and have yielded mixed results. The authors examined symptom presentation in Chinese (n=175) and Euro-Canadian (n=107) outpatients, using spontaneous problem report, structured clinical interview, and symptom q…
The wood in the pits of terracotta figures and its architectural application
China in the South Pacific: Hegemon on the horizon
China's influence in the South Pacific appears to be growing rapidly. Some analysts are concerned that China is on its way to replacing the West as the dominant power and China's rise in the region poses a major threat to the West. However, there is no clear evidence to suggest that China's deepening involvement in the South Pacific is a calculated strategic move for its military security. The move can be strategic mainly in the sense that it has…
Chinese borrowings in English
This paper reports on a corpus-based study comparing Chinese borrowings with acceptance in general English that appear in desk dictionaries published in the 1980s with those found in dictionaries presently in use. Defined arbitrarily as borrowings collected in three to eight older or newer leading desk dictionaries, such words total 100 in the former and 154 in the latter. It is found that Chinese borrowings with acceptance have not only increase…
Common SNPs explain a large proportion of the heritability for human height
Japan’s decline relative to China: Scenarios and implications for East Asia
East Asia is witnessing a power shift with the rise of China and Japan’s relative decline. While Sino-Japanese relations have been extensively studied, a systematic examination of the power shift and its implications is lacking. This article attempts to help fill the gap. It begins with a discussion of four dimensions of power, including power as an attribute, relational power, structural power and soft power. It then investigates the shifting po…
Multi-Family Psycho-Education Group for Assertive Community Treatment Clients and Families of Culturally Diverse Background: A Pilot Study
This study evaluates the incorporation of Multi-Family Psycho-education Group (MFPG) to an Assertive Community Treatment Team developed to serve culturally diverse clients who suffers from severe mental illness. Participants included Chinese and Tamil clients and their family members. Family members' well-being, perceived burden, and acceptance of clients were assessed before and after the intervention. Focus group interviews with clinicians were…
Gcta: A Tool for Genome-wide Complex Trait Analysis
About an ‘All-Weather’ Relationship: Security foundations of Sino-Pakistan relations since 9/11
The traditionally close relationship between China and Pakistan cooled off somewhat with the end of the Cold War, mainly due to China's efforts to improve its relations with India and the disappearance of the Soviet threat. While China has continued to pursue its rapprochement with India after 9/11, developments since 9/11 have reinforced the security foundations of Sino-Pak relations and have consequently reversed the downward trend in the relat…
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