Yi Fu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3861007 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yi Fu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yi |
| FAMILY NAME | Fu |
| SIGNATURE | FU Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Zhejiang University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9102-6817 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Evaluating a specialty-specific objective structured clinical examination and workplace-based assessment curriculum for radiation oncology postgraduate training: A prospective educational intervention…
BACKGROUND: Competence in radiation oncology is still commonly expected to emerge through apprenticeship, although essential tasks such as target delineation, treatment-plan review, and multidisciplinary reasoning are not reliably sampled by end-of-rotation examinations alone. METHODS: We conducted a single-center prospective educational intervention at a tertiary academic cancer center, using a historical-control comparison. 21 radiation oncolog…
Digital literacy, work participation, and active aging: Evidence on older adults’ employment and well-being in China
Introduction: Population aging and rapid digital transformation are fundamentally reshaping the relationships between work participation, health, and well-being in later life. As digital technologies increasingly mediate access to employment opportunities, social resources, and public services, digital literacy has emerged as a critical socio-technical determinant of active aging. Methods: Drawing on nationally representative data from the China …
Detect Changes in Marsh Plant Communities Based on Landsat Long Time Series Data and BFAST Model
Due to the combined effects of human activities and climate change, freshwater wetlands, especially in agricultural watersheds, face severe degradation threats. Therefore, it is necessary to explore in depth the changes in plant communities within these wetlands. This study investigates changes in wetland plant communities within these watersheds and assesses the feasibility of the Breaks for Additive Season and Trend (BFAST) method for detecting…
How basic psychological needs satisfaction combats museum fatigue: The influence of museum involvement and trait self-control
Caution on the severe damage of Gelsemium elegans poisoning: A case report on family poisoning and systematic review
Work status among middle-aged and older individuals in China: The effects on physical and mental health
Objective China’s middle-aged and older population is a rich source of human capital. Therefore, considering the health of this group is important when creating and using human resources. Methods Using data from the nationwide China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS) 2018 baseline survey of 19,000 adults ages 45 years and older, this study was an objective investigation of the effects of work on the physical and mental health of mi…
Evaluation of whitening and antimicrobial activity of two strains of Bletilla striata WT and HL20
Institutional translators’ mediation of CPC Work Reports diachronically through personal pronouns: A corpus-based discourse analysis approach
Drawing on a corpus-based discourse analysis approach, this paper presents a diachronic-cum-contrastive study of institutional translators’ mediation of Chinese political discourse through personal pronouns and their collocations with modal verbs, with a view to identifying how interpersonal relations and power distance are diachronically mediated between the author and the readers when recontextualized. The corpus comprises six Work Reports of t…
Research on the Formation Mechanism of Health Insurance Fraud in China: From the Perspective of the Tripartite Evolutionary Game
The problem of fraud in China's health insurance has existed for a long time and is becoming more serious, which needs to be solved urgently. This article constructs a tripartite evolutionary game model to study the formation mechanism of the Health Insurance fraud, game participants including medical administrative organization (MAO, a government department responsible for health insurance supervision), medical institutions (MI, such as hospital…
A csQCA study of value creation in logistics collaboration by big data: A perspective from companies in China
Interweaving multiple contexts for objects in museum exhibitions: A Contextual Approach
This study explores how to recontextualise objects in exhibitions to provide a bridge between the objects and visitors in museums by revealing two important strategies, which include establishing specific (sub)themes and frameworks as well as organising objects in groups. First, exhibit themes (reflecting exhibit frameworks), gateway objects, and exhibit atmospheres can be strategically combined to recontextualise objects. Second, objects either …
The cognitive development of food taste perception in a food tourism destination: A gastrophysics approach
This study aims to explore the nature and processes involved in the cognitive development of food tourist's taste perception and identify cognitive factors influencing their food taste experience in the context of a food tourism destination. Adopting a gastrophysics approach, this exploratory qualitative research analyses food taste perceptions of Chinese domestic tourists during their visit to the Hangzhou Cuisine Museum and its associated resta…
How experiential consumption moderates the effects of souvenir authenticity on behavioral intention through perceived value
Staging the ‘authenticity’ of intangible heritage from the production perspective: The case of craftsmanship museum cluster in Hangzhou, China
This paper examines how the authenticity of intangible craftsmanship heritage is planned and staged in the cultural museum context. Based on a case study of the Craftsmanship Museum Cluster in Hangzhou, China, this paper discusses and analyses how tourism serves as a catalyst at the museums to showcase the authenticity of craftsmanship heritage and provide tourists authentic experience, through combing the tangible and intangible forms (e.g. obje…
Toyland Inferno: A Journey Through the Ruins
For the employees of Zhili Toy Factory, September 19, 1993, was truly Black Friday. Of those scheduled to work that fateful afternoon, up to one-third were injured in the fire that engulfed the factory, leaving a total of eighty-four dead and another forty-five suffering from severe burns and permanent injuries. As news of the tragedy spread, so, too, did the sense of incredulity. Yet beneath the grief ran an undercurrent of anger: People wanted …
Staging the ‘authenticity’ of intangible heritage from the production perspective: The case of craftsmanship museum cluster in Hangzhou, China
This paper examines how the authenticity of intangible craftsmanship heritage is planned and staged in the cultural museum context. Based on a case study of the Craftsmanship Museum Cluster in Hangzhou, China, this paper discusses and analyses how tourism serves as a catalyst at the museums to showcase the authenticity of craftsmanship heritage and provide tourists authentic experience, through combing the tangible and intangible forms (e.g. obje…
How experiential consumption moderates the effects of souvenir authenticity on behavioral intention through perceived value
Institutional translators’ mediation of CPC Work Reports diachronically through personal pronouns: A corpus-based discourse analysis approach
Drawing on a corpus-based discourse analysis approach, this paper presents a diachronic-cum-contrastive study of institutional translators’ mediation of Chinese political discourse through personal pronouns and their collocations with modal verbs, with a view to identifying how interpersonal relations and power distance are diachronically mediated between the author and the readers when recontextualized. The corpus comprises six Work Reports of t…
A csQCA study of value creation in logistics collaboration by big data: A perspective from companies in China
Toyland Inferno: A Journey Through the Ruins
For the employees of Zhili Toy Factory, September 19, 1993, was truly Black Friday. Of those scheduled to work that fateful afternoon, up to one-third were injured in the fire that engulfed the factory, leaving a total of eighty-four dead and another forty-five suffering from severe burns and permanent injuries. As news of the tragedy spread, so, too, did the sense of incredulity. Yet beneath the grief ran an undercurrent of anger: People wanted …
The cognitive development of food taste perception in a food tourism destination: A gastrophysics approach
This study aims to explore the nature and processes involved in the cognitive development of food tourist's taste perception and identify cognitive factors influencing their food taste experience in the context of a food tourism destination. Adopting a gastrophysics approach, this exploratory qualitative research analyses food taste perceptions of Chinese domestic tourists during their visit to the Hangzhou Cuisine Museum and its associated resta…
Toyland Inferno: A Journey Through the Ruins
For the employees of Zhili Toy Factory, September 19, 1993, was truly Black Friday. Of those scheduled to work that fateful afternoon, up to one-third were injured in the fire that engulfed the factory, leaving a total of eighty-four dead and another forty-five suffering from severe burns and permanent injuries. As news of the tragedy spread, so, too, did the sense of incredulity. Yet beneath the grief ran an undercurrent of anger: People wanted …
Staging the ‘authenticity’ of intangible heritage from the production perspective: The case of craftsmanship museum cluster in Hangzhou, China
This paper examines how the authenticity of intangible craftsmanship heritage is planned and staged in the cultural museum context. Based on a case study of the Craftsmanship Museum Cluster in Hangzhou, China, this paper discusses and analyses how tourism serves as a catalyst at the museums to showcase the authenticity of craftsmanship heritage and provide tourists authentic experience, through combing the tangible and intangible forms (e.g. obje…
How experiential consumption moderates the effects of souvenir authenticity on behavioral intention through perceived value
The cognitive development of food taste perception in a food tourism destination: A gastrophysics approach
This study aims to explore the nature and processes involved in the cognitive development of food tourist's taste perception and identify cognitive factors influencing their food taste experience in the context of a food tourism destination. Adopting a gastrophysics approach, this exploratory qualitative research analyses food taste perceptions of Chinese domestic tourists during their visit to the Hangzhou Cuisine Museum and its associated resta…
Research on the Formation Mechanism of Health Insurance Fraud in China: From the Perspective of the Tripartite Evolutionary Game
The problem of fraud in China's health insurance has existed for a long time and is becoming more serious, which needs to be solved urgently. This article constructs a tripartite evolutionary game model to study the formation mechanism of the Health Insurance fraud, game participants including medical administrative organization (MAO, a government department responsible for health insurance supervision), medical institutions (MI, such as hospital…
A csQCA study of value creation in logistics collaboration by big data: A perspective from companies in China
Interweaving multiple contexts for objects in museum exhibitions: A Contextual Approach
This study explores how to recontextualise objects in exhibitions to provide a bridge between the objects and visitors in museums by revealing two important strategies, which include establishing specific (sub)themes and frameworks as well as organising objects in groups. First, exhibit themes (reflecting exhibit frameworks), gateway objects, and exhibit atmospheres can be strategically combined to recontextualise objects. Second, objects either …
Evaluation of whitening and antimicrobial activity of two strains of Bletilla striata WT and HL20
Institutional translators’ mediation of CPC Work Reports diachronically through personal pronouns: A corpus-based discourse analysis approach
Drawing on a corpus-based discourse analysis approach, this paper presents a diachronic-cum-contrastive study of institutional translators’ mediation of Chinese political discourse through personal pronouns and their collocations with modal verbs, with a view to identifying how interpersonal relations and power distance are diachronically mediated between the author and the readers when recontextualized. The corpus comprises six Work Reports of t…
Work status among middle-aged and older individuals in China: The effects on physical and mental health
Objective China’s middle-aged and older population is a rich source of human capital. Therefore, considering the health of this group is important when creating and using human resources. Methods Using data from the nationwide China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS) 2018 baseline survey of 19,000 adults ages 45 years and older, this study was an objective investigation of the effects of work on the physical and mental health of mi…
Caution on the severe damage of Gelsemium elegans poisoning: A case report on family poisoning and systematic review
Evaluating a specialty-specific objective structured clinical examination and workplace-based assessment curriculum for radiation oncology postgraduate training: A prospective educational intervention…
BACKGROUND: Competence in radiation oncology is still commonly expected to emerge through apprenticeship, although essential tasks such as target delineation, treatment-plan review, and multidisciplinary reasoning are not reliably sampled by end-of-rotation examinations alone. METHODS: We conducted a single-center prospective educational intervention at a tertiary academic cancer center, using a historical-control comparison. 21 radiation oncolog…
Digital literacy, work participation, and active aging: Evidence on older adults’ employment and well-being in China
Introduction: Population aging and rapid digital transformation are fundamentally reshaping the relationships between work participation, health, and well-being in later life. As digital technologies increasingly mediate access to employment opportunities, social resources, and public services, digital literacy has emerged as a critical socio-technical determinant of active aging. Methods: Drawing on nationally representative data from the China …
Detect Changes in Marsh Plant Communities Based on Landsat Long Time Series Data and BFAST Model
Due to the combined effects of human activities and climate change, freshwater wetlands, especially in agricultural watersheds, face severe degradation threats. Therefore, it is necessary to explore in depth the changes in plant communities within these wetlands. This study investigates changes in wetland plant communities within these watersheds and assesses the feasibility of the Breaks for Additive Season and Trend (BFAST) method for detecting…
How basic psychological needs satisfaction combats museum fatigue: The influence of museum involvement and trait self-control
Psychology (7 works) · China (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works)