Yulian Wu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3831377 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yulian Wu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yulian |
| FAMILY NAME | Wu |
| SIGNATURE | WU Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Michigan State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4090-0551 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
“No discarded things”
This paper examines the management of remnant and imperfect jade—referred to as huican jade—in the Qing dynasty (1644–1912), focusing on how the Qing court systematically incorporated these materials into imperial production. This research argues that the court’s engagement with huican jade reveals a core principle of imperial jade crafting, which I term material resourcefulness. Material resourcefulness refers to the capacity to recognize and ex…
Vocational Education in Service of the Construction of the “Belt and Road”
Ten years on from the proposal of the “Belt and Road” Initiative, the store of policies has continuously grown, promoting the high-quality development of vocational education in service of the construction of the “Belt and Road.” Vocational colleges and universities have had remarkable results in international student development and management, the establishment of brands for extraterritorial educational operations, the promotion of standards, s…
Kai Jun Chen. Porcelain for the Emperor
Where Dragon Veins Meet
Where Dragon Veins Meet examines the construction and representations of the Mountain Estate to Escape the Heat (Bishu shanzhuang 避暑山莊) when it was first built under the rulership of the Kangxi emperor (r.1661-1722), exploring the ways that the Manchu court deployed landscapes to perform its authority and to envision a newly-consolidated empire in the early eighteenth century.The Mountain Estate, the largest imperial park-palace complex in the Qi…
The Effect of Indoor Daylight Levels on Hospital Costs and Length of Stay of Patients Admitted to General Surgery
Background Indoor daylight levels can directly affect the physical and psychological state of people. However, the effect of indoor daylight levels on the clinical recovery process of the patient remains controversial. This study was to evaluate the effect of indoor daylight levels on hospital costs and the average length of stay (LOS) of a large patient population in general surgery wards. Methods Data were collected retrospectively and analyzed…
Confucian Image Politics
Confucian Image Politics: Masculine Morality in Seventeenth-Century China. By Ying Zhang. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2016. Pp. xvi + 306. $50
Public Knowledge about Dementia in China
Dementia is a serious public health problem. The more extensive dementia knowledge is, the more conducive it is to early prevention and treatment of dementia. However, no assessment of the general population's dementia awareness has been conducted so far in China. Thus, this study assessed the national public knowledge of dementia based on mobile internet in China. We assessed 10,562 national respondents recruited based on the most popular social…
Chimes of Empire
Chimes of Empire:The Construction of Jade Instruments and Territory in Eighteenth-Century China* Yulian Wu (bio) On August 3, 1761, two years after the Qianlong emperor's (r. 1736–95) conquest of the Western Regions (Xiyu), subsequently renamed Xinjiang, Prince Zhuang (Yūn lu, Yun-lu) proposed to manufacture a set of individual chimes, the prestigious Confucian ritual instruments, to be played in the most important ritual performance for the wint…
Luxurious Networks
Luxurious Networks
This book explores the transformation of Huizhou salt merchants’ social and political status in eighteenth-century China. These merchants left their homes in the remote countryside of Huizhou, conducting business and sojourning in the most prosperous part of the Qing empire (1644-1911), the Lower Yangzi valley. Benefiting from the new salt monopoly policies instituted by Manchu emperors, they became one of the wealthiest merchant groups of the Hi…
“Let People See and Be Moved”
This article examines the chastity cult in China during the High Qing (c.1680–1830) era. It focuses on the physical characteristics and the cultural implications of chastity arches built in Huizhou (Anhui) during the eighteenth century. Using both written texts and evidence from extant arches, this article explores how these monumental objects served as a forum through which the ideology of female fidelity was constructed and perceived by differe…
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“Let People See and Be Moved”
This article examines the chastity cult in China during the High Qing (c.1680–1830) era. It focuses on the physical characteristics and the cultural implications of chastity arches built in Huizhou (Anhui) during the eighteenth century. Using both written texts and evidence from extant arches, this article explores how these monumental objects served as a forum through which the ideology of female fidelity was constructed and perceived by differe…
Luxurious Networks
Luxurious Networks
This book explores the transformation of Huizhou salt merchants’ social and political status in eighteenth-century China. These merchants left their homes in the remote countryside of Huizhou, conducting business and sojourning in the most prosperous part of the Qing empire (1644-1911), the Lower Yangzi valley. Benefiting from the new salt monopoly policies instituted by Manchu emperors, they became one of the wealthiest merchant groups of the Hi…
Public Knowledge about Dementia in China
Dementia is a serious public health problem. The more extensive dementia knowledge is, the more conducive it is to early prevention and treatment of dementia. However, no assessment of the general population's dementia awareness has been conducted so far in China. Thus, this study assessed the national public knowledge of dementia based on mobile internet in China. We assessed 10,562 national respondents recruited based on the most popular social…
Chimes of Empire
Chimes of Empire:The Construction of Jade Instruments and Territory in Eighteenth-Century China* Yulian Wu (bio) On August 3, 1761, two years after the Qianlong emperor's (r. 1736–95) conquest of the Western Regions (Xiyu), subsequently renamed Xinjiang, Prince Zhuang (Yūn lu, Yun-lu) proposed to manufacture a set of individual chimes, the prestigious Confucian ritual instruments, to be played in the most important ritual performance for the wint…
The Effect of Indoor Daylight Levels on Hospital Costs and Length of Stay of Patients Admitted to General Surgery
Background Indoor daylight levels can directly affect the physical and psychological state of people. However, the effect of indoor daylight levels on the clinical recovery process of the patient remains controversial. This study was to evaluate the effect of indoor daylight levels on hospital costs and the average length of stay (LOS) of a large patient population in general surgery wards. Methods Data were collected retrospectively and analyzed…
Confucian Image Politics
Confucian Image Politics: Masculine Morality in Seventeenth-Century China. By Ying Zhang. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2016. Pp. xvi + 306. $50
Where Dragon Veins Meet
Where Dragon Veins Meet examines the construction and representations of the Mountain Estate to Escape the Heat (Bishu shanzhuang 避暑山莊) when it was first built under the rulership of the Kangxi emperor (r.1661-1722), exploring the ways that the Manchu court deployed landscapes to perform its authority and to envision a newly-consolidated empire in the early eighteenth century.The Mountain Estate, the largest imperial park-palace complex in the Qi…
Vocational Education in Service of the Construction of the “Belt and Road”
Ten years on from the proposal of the “Belt and Road” Initiative, the store of policies has continuously grown, promoting the high-quality development of vocational education in service of the construction of the “Belt and Road.” Vocational colleges and universities have had remarkable results in international student development and management, the establishment of brands for extraterritorial educational operations, the promotion of standards, s…
Kai Jun Chen. Porcelain for the Emperor
“No discarded things”
This paper examines the management of remnant and imperfect jade—referred to as huican jade—in the Qing dynasty (1644–1912), focusing on how the Qing court systematically incorporated these materials into imperial production. This research argues that the court’s engagement with huican jade reveals a core principle of imperial jade crafting, which I term material resourcefulness. Material resourcefulness refers to the capacity to recognize and ex…
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