Feng Cui
Biographic Data
| ID | 384106 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Feng Cui |
| GIVEN NAMES | Feng |
| FAMILY NAME | Cui |
| SIGNATURE | CUI F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nanyang Technological University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0955-5163 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Ideology, Memory, and Silence: Thai Studies under Cold War Historiography in China
Transforming Alzheimer’s disease nursing: Integrating holistic care, innovative interventions, and evidence-based practices for enhanced patient outcomes
Background Alzheimer’s disease (AD) represents a significant global healthcare challenge with increasing prevalence in aging populations. Traditional care models often focus primarily on symptom management with insufficient attention to holistic patient needs. Objectives To evaluate the effectiveness of an integrated care approach combining holistic nursing interventions, innovative technologies, and evidence-based practices for enhanced patient …
Associations between short-term exposure to fine particulate matter with ischemic stroke mortality and the role of green space: A time-series study in Zibo, China
Background: on IS mortality and the role of green space in the association. Methods: and green space on IS mortality. Results: and NDVI exhibited significant interactive effects on IS mortality, with relative excess odds due to interaction (REOI) of greater than 0. Conclusions: levels, can help prevent premature deaths from IS
Logistics behind revolution: Mengla and the Laos-Thailand connection in the Cold War
Revolutionary exports are essential to studying China's relations with Southeast Asia during the Cold War, particularly regarding communist parties in neighbouring countries that received substantial logistical support from China, enabling them to sustain armed struggles. However, previous research has been limited due to the topic's sensitivity and the scarcity of Chinese-language sources. This article seeks to uncover the logistical system cent…
The impact of decentralization of health services at the municipal level on health outcomes: Evidence from China
Objectives: Under the system of health decentralization, there are differences in the level of expenditure decentralization at different levels of government, and their impact on residents' health may also be different. This paper is one of the first to evaluate the effect of decentralization of health services at the municipal level from a multi-dimensional health perspective. Data and methods: This paper uses the data of expenditure decentraliz…
Chinese soldiers in Laos: Covert revolutionary support during the Second Indochina War
This article explores the large-scale deployment of Chinese soldiers during the Vietnam War as part of China's aid to Laos, especially its logistical and military support for the Pathet Lao, in the geopolitical context of competition with America in mainland Southeast Asia. This article spotlights the history of China's clandestine campaign in Laos in the late 1960s to 1970s, based on recent articles, books, unpublished or informally published me…
A Study of the Features of Confucianism: Secularization, Maximal Morality and Minimal Enlightenment
China’s political, social and cultural environment has a whole system; it is mainly shaped by Confucian culture and the whole system determines the development direction of Confucianism too. According to the sociocultural perspective, we must confirm that the way of thinking and behavior of people have been shaped by their culture, it’s the same for China. This essay will explore the main aspects of Confucianism and analyses the influence that Co…
Ideology, patronage, and manipulation of translation in Zouxiang weilai congshu: With special reference to the translation and introduction of Max Weber
Cultural Studies helps us to see that translation is not merely a simple and isolated process but is intricately bound to ideology, patronage, and poetics. Through the study of translated texts, we can explore power relations, and this has the potential to reflect such power structures within a wider cultural context. This paper examines 走向未来丛书 ( Zouxiang weilai congshu ), literally “Toward the Future Book Series,” and focuses on its selection an…
KMT Troops and the Border Consolidation Process in Northern Thailand
After the Kuomintang (KMT) lost control of mainland China in 1949, some of its troops retreated to mainland Southeast Asia, marking the start of a period of mutual interaction between the KMT troops and Southeast Asian states in the context of the Cold War. The objective of this paper is to focus on the KMT troops who retreated to Northern Thailand. The author argues that the KMT troops, as protagonists in border areas, promoted border consolidat…
How Does Public Health Investment Affect Subjective Well-Being? Empirical Evidence from China
Maximizing or improving residents' subjective well-being is one of the basic purposes of public expenditure. As an important component of public expenditure, the impact of public health investment on residents' subjective well-being receives considerable attention. Regarding the empirical evidence, this paper measures residents' subjective well-being from the perspectives of overall cognitive happiness, life satisfaction, positive emotions and ne…
The political manipulation and the translation of “Thawed Literature” in China in the 1950s: A case study of Yi Wen
In the 1950s and 1960s, Yi Wen (譯文, Translated Literature) was the only official journal in China dedicated to the publication of translated foreign literature, helping the Chinese gain exposure to and develop a deeper understanding of foreign literature and literary trends. Therefore, the study of this national literary journal can facilitate an in-depth analysis of how socio-political conditions influenced the Chinese literary landscape during …
Epidemiological characteristics and spatiotemporal analysis of hand-foot-mouth diseases from 2010 to 2019 in Zibo city, Shandong, China
Hot spots mainly concentrated in the central and surrounding city of Zibo city. We suggest that imminent public health planning and resource allocation should be focused within those areas
Han Suyin's translation philosophies in the context of Mainland China since the 1950s
As a significant member of the Chinese translation community, Han Suyin’s views on translation evolved through the years in tandem with the changes in Mainland China. Covering the historical and cultural contexts of Mainland China between the 1950s and the early 21st century, this article examines the development of her translation philosophies through three distinct phases. The first (1950s–1970s) sees her translation philosophy influenced by Ch…
Han Suyin: The little voice of decolonizing Asia
Rosalie Matilda Kwanghu Chou (September 12, 1916/17–November 2, 2012), better \nknown by her pen name, Han Suyin, was born in Xinyang, in south-eastern Henan \nprovince, to a Chinese father and a Flemish mother. When she was five her family moved \nto Peking (modern-day Beijing), where she started formal schooling. Han studied in \na local Chinese school before transferring to a Catholic school where she was educated in \nboth French and English.…
Thoughts on the Professionalization and Industrialization of Social Work in China
China's economic and social development requires professional social work. To achieve the professionalization of social work in China, we must focus on its indigenization, change the function of mass organizations, and improve the professional quality of existing social work personnel. We must also pay attention to promoting social work theory and practice and improving social work education. The formation of an industry will come with profession…
Thoughts on the Professionalization and Industrialization of Social Work in China
China's economic and social development requires professional social work. To achieve the professionalization of social work in China, we must focus on its indigenization, change the function of mass organizations, and improve the professional quality of existing social work personnel. We must also pay attention to promoting social work theory and practice and improving social work education. The formation of an industry will come with profession…
Chinese soldiers in Laos: Covert revolutionary support during the Second Indochina War
This article explores the large-scale deployment of Chinese soldiers during the Vietnam War as part of China's aid to Laos, especially its logistical and military support for the Pathet Lao, in the geopolitical context of competition with America in mainland Southeast Asia. This article spotlights the history of China's clandestine campaign in Laos in the late 1960s to 1970s, based on recent articles, books, unpublished or informally published me…
Thoughts on the Professionalization and Industrialization of Social Work in China
China's economic and social development requires professional social work. To achieve the professionalization of social work in China, we must focus on its indigenization, change the function of mass organizations, and improve the professional quality of existing social work personnel. We must also pay attention to promoting social work theory and practice and improving social work education. The formation of an industry will come with profession…
The political manipulation and the translation of “Thawed Literature” in China in the 1950s: A case study of Yi Wen
In the 1950s and 1960s, Yi Wen (譯文, Translated Literature) was the only official journal in China dedicated to the publication of translated foreign literature, helping the Chinese gain exposure to and develop a deeper understanding of foreign literature and literary trends. Therefore, the study of this national literary journal can facilitate an in-depth analysis of how socio-political conditions influenced the Chinese literary landscape during …
Epidemiological characteristics and spatiotemporal analysis of hand-foot-mouth diseases from 2010 to 2019 in Zibo city, Shandong, China
Hot spots mainly concentrated in the central and surrounding city of Zibo city. We suggest that imminent public health planning and resource allocation should be focused within those areas
Han Suyin's translation philosophies in the context of Mainland China since the 1950s
As a significant member of the Chinese translation community, Han Suyin’s views on translation evolved through the years in tandem with the changes in Mainland China. Covering the historical and cultural contexts of Mainland China between the 1950s and the early 21st century, this article examines the development of her translation philosophies through three distinct phases. The first (1950s–1970s) sees her translation philosophy influenced by Ch…
Han Suyin: The little voice of decolonizing Asia
Rosalie Matilda Kwanghu Chou (September 12, 1916/17–November 2, 2012), better \nknown by her pen name, Han Suyin, was born in Xinyang, in south-eastern Henan \nprovince, to a Chinese father and a Flemish mother. When she was five her family moved \nto Peking (modern-day Beijing), where she started formal schooling. Han studied in \na local Chinese school before transferring to a Catholic school where she was educated in \nboth French and English.…
Ideology, patronage, and manipulation of translation in Zouxiang weilai congshu: With special reference to the translation and introduction of Max Weber
Cultural Studies helps us to see that translation is not merely a simple and isolated process but is intricately bound to ideology, patronage, and poetics. Through the study of translated texts, we can explore power relations, and this has the potential to reflect such power structures within a wider cultural context. This paper examines 走向未来丛书 ( Zouxiang weilai congshu ), literally “Toward the Future Book Series,” and focuses on its selection an…
KMT Troops and the Border Consolidation Process in Northern Thailand
After the Kuomintang (KMT) lost control of mainland China in 1949, some of its troops retreated to mainland Southeast Asia, marking the start of a period of mutual interaction between the KMT troops and Southeast Asian states in the context of the Cold War. The objective of this paper is to focus on the KMT troops who retreated to Northern Thailand. The author argues that the KMT troops, as protagonists in border areas, promoted border consolidat…
How Does Public Health Investment Affect Subjective Well-Being? Empirical Evidence from China
Maximizing or improving residents' subjective well-being is one of the basic purposes of public expenditure. As an important component of public expenditure, the impact of public health investment on residents' subjective well-being receives considerable attention. Regarding the empirical evidence, this paper measures residents' subjective well-being from the perspectives of overall cognitive happiness, life satisfaction, positive emotions and ne…
A Study of the Features of Confucianism: Secularization, Maximal Morality and Minimal Enlightenment
China’s political, social and cultural environment has a whole system; it is mainly shaped by Confucian culture and the whole system determines the development direction of Confucianism too. According to the sociocultural perspective, we must confirm that the way of thinking and behavior of people have been shaped by their culture, it’s the same for China. This essay will explore the main aspects of Confucianism and analyses the influence that Co…
The impact of decentralization of health services at the municipal level on health outcomes: Evidence from China
Objectives: Under the system of health decentralization, there are differences in the level of expenditure decentralization at different levels of government, and their impact on residents' health may also be different. This paper is one of the first to evaluate the effect of decentralization of health services at the municipal level from a multi-dimensional health perspective. Data and methods: This paper uses the data of expenditure decentraliz…
Chinese soldiers in Laos: Covert revolutionary support during the Second Indochina War
This article explores the large-scale deployment of Chinese soldiers during the Vietnam War as part of China's aid to Laos, especially its logistical and military support for the Pathet Lao, in the geopolitical context of competition with America in mainland Southeast Asia. This article spotlights the history of China's clandestine campaign in Laos in the late 1960s to 1970s, based on recent articles, books, unpublished or informally published me…
Transforming Alzheimer’s disease nursing: Integrating holistic care, innovative interventions, and evidence-based practices for enhanced patient outcomes
Background Alzheimer’s disease (AD) represents a significant global healthcare challenge with increasing prevalence in aging populations. Traditional care models often focus primarily on symptom management with insufficient attention to holistic patient needs. Objectives To evaluate the effectiveness of an integrated care approach combining holistic nursing interventions, innovative technologies, and evidence-based practices for enhanced patient …
Associations between short-term exposure to fine particulate matter with ischemic stroke mortality and the role of green space: A time-series study in Zibo, China
Background: on IS mortality and the role of green space in the association. Methods: and green space on IS mortality. Results: and NDVI exhibited significant interactive effects on IS mortality, with relative excess odds due to interaction (REOI) of greater than 0. Conclusions: levels, can help prevent premature deaths from IS
Logistics behind revolution: Mengla and the Laos-Thailand connection in the Cold War
Revolutionary exports are essential to studying China's relations with Southeast Asia during the Cold War, particularly regarding communist parties in neighbouring countries that received substantial logistical support from China, enabling them to sustain armed struggles. However, previous research has been limited due to the topic's sensitivity and the scarcity of Chinese-language sources. This article seeks to uncover the logistical system cent…
Ideology, Memory, and Silence: Thai Studies under Cold War Historiography in China
China (11 works) · Political science (9 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies (4 works) · Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography (3 works) · Economics (3 works)