Yue Gong
Biographic Data
| ID | 3914248 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yue Gong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yue |
| FAMILY NAME | Gong |
| SIGNATURE | GONG Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wuhan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5630-528X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 55 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2027 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Xiegan Liangxue Jiedu Decoction ameliorates psychiatric comorbidities in psoriasis via regulation of sphingolipid metabolism
ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE: Xiegan-Liangxue-Jiedu decoction (XLJD) is an ethnopharmacological empirical prescription inherited from Gu's Surgery, a national intangible cultural heritage of Chinese ethnomedicine. Developed based on the classic TCM theory of Liver governing emotion, XLJD has been clinically used for centuries to treat psoriasis (PsO) via the principle of the TCM principle of "treating PsO from the Liver perspective", and has sh…
Can Raising grandchildren prevent or slow cognitive decline in Chinese elderly
With increasing life expectancy, cognitive aging is a major medical and public health challenge. Several studies have examined lifestyle factors that delay cognitive function decline in the elderly. This study aimed to explore the role of skip-generation raising on the global cognitive function and various cognitive domains by analyzing data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS). We analyzed longitudinal data from the C…
The influence of hotel service robots on customers' consumption intention: Combination theory of planned behaviour and technology acceptance model
Anxiety mediates the effect of social media addiction on negative attentional bias: The moderating role of impulsivity
his study reveals a moderated mediation model where anxiety mediates the effect of social media addiction on negative attentional bias, and impulsivity buffers this relationship. These findings highlight the importance of addressing anxiety and impulsivity in interventions for social media addiction-related cognitive biases
Chaihu-Shugan-San alleviates post-stroke depression in mice: Mechanistic insights into exosome-mediated neuroprotection
Retrofitting urbanising villages and tenants’ residential satisfaction: A case study of Shenzhen, China
Social ties and talent migration: Considering the intentions of migrants to permanently settle in Chinese cities
Merging the theory of planned behaviour and value-belief-norm theory to predict green hotel visit intention among Chinese university students: The case from Xuzhou, China
Few research studies attempt to merge the theory of planned behaviour and value-belief-norm theory in explaining consumers green hotels visits although they may deem to be complementary. This study attempts to merge both theories by investigating the relationships between the different aspects of values, attitudes, norms, perceived behavioural control, awareness of consequence, ascription of responsibility and intention. A total of 596 young resp…
Impact of perceived value in virtual brand communities on purchase intention of domestic electric vehicles
The consumption value seems to be insufficient to explain consumers' domestic electric vehicle purchase behaviour, especially in a highly competitive global environment. This study aims to investigate how consumer ethnocentrism and perceived interactivity influence consumption value and pro-environmental value, subsequently affecting attitude and intention. A total of 353 valid questionnaires were collected through convenience sampling in Xuzhou,…
How negative factors influence youth hostel stay aftermath Covid-19 pandemic
The bookings and revenues of youth hostels have significantly decreased because of the multiple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is necessary to investigate young consumers' perceptions of visiting youth hostels aftermath this pandemic. The current study examines the relationship between multi-dimensions of perceived risk, three types of images, willingness to pay and visit intention. A convenience sampling was developed where 534 questionnai…
Geomorphological and geological characteristics reflecting the Holocene activity of the Dalangsonggou fault, eastern Tibetan Plateau
Proactive personality and well-being: The mediating role of career calling and meaning in life
We explored whether career calling and meaning in life act as mediators of the link between proactive personality and well-being. Participants were 963 Chinese soldiers, all of whom were men. Results of a survey showed that proactive personality was positively and significantly associated with career calling and meaning in life, and career calling and meaning in life were positively and significantly associated with well-being. Career calling and…
Homelessness and migration: The geography of homeless migrants in China
Homeless people have become more visible in China in recent years. However, research on Chinese homelessness in general and homeless migrants in particular is still very limited. Based on the China Migrants Dynamic Survey, this pioneering exploration of the geography of homeless migrants in China arrives at three conclusions. First, although homeless migrants are often scorned as an underclass of derelict drifters, the majority are educated, marr…
The gilded cage: Technology, development, and state capitalism in China , by Ya-Wen Lei
Study on the walkability of old city streets in Beijing from the perspective of application of Central Axis for World Heritage List
The year 2023 is a key year for Beijing’s Central Axis to apply for World Heritage List. As the social space of urban culture, the streets are the communication space between modern-day residents and living heritage. In the blocks applying for World Heritage status, the walkability of the streets has an important impact on the presentation of the scene, cultural exchange, and tourist guidance. Based on the perspective of Central Axis application …
Network analysis of acute stress reaction in a sample of Chinese male military college students
The present study explored the network structure of ASR, revealed complex connections between symptom clusters, and identified central clusters. These findings have important clinical implications, and it is suggested that the three central symptom clusters may be potential targets for effective interventions for ASR
Isotope analysis for reconstructing the subsistence economy in Datong Basin, North China, during c. 4000 a BP
Social networks and drivers of highly skilled migration: The case of Shenzhen City in China
In China, the number of highly skilled domestic migrants has been growing significantly. Many highly skilled personnel have migrated to megacities located in eastern China. Through semistructured interviews with 54 highly skilled migrants in the city of Shenzhen, we find that economic incentives, urban amenities, preferential policies and social networks act as drivers for their migration. Because the role of social networks has been overlooked i…
Planner-led collaborative governance and the urban form of urban villages in redevelopment: The case of Yangji Village in Guangzhou, China
An Evaluation of Urban Renewal Based on Inclusive Development Theory: The Case of Wuhan, China
After decades of development, China’s urban renewal is facing the problems of inequality and intolerance, neglecting vulnerable groups and triggering gentrification. These problems are rarely quantified and draw limited public concerns. To promote an inclusive urban development, we proposed a framework for the inclusive evaluation of urban renewal spaces, thus increasing the understanding of inclusive urban renewal. An evaluation method based on …
Community formation in talent worker housing: The case of Silicon Valley Talent Apartments, Shenzhen
Policies to provide housing of a quality and price suitable for young talent workers have become a priority in cities such as Shenzhen that are managing the transformation to a knowledge economy. Based on qualitative data gathered through interviews and participant observation, this article examines the lived experience of talent workers and their extended families to gain an understanding of community formation in high-rise housing. Five key fin…
China's new age floating population: Talent workers and drifting elders
Talent workers are becoming a critical factor in the urbanization of China. Government programs encourage the attraction of these skilled and university educated workers by providing subsidized housing. Talent workers are responding to these incentives, yet many are not settling in the urban communities that woo them. This micro-scale case study of talent worker housing in Shenzhen explores some aspects of the lived experience of these “floating”…
The Transformation of Residential Segregation in the Pearl River Delta, China: A Planning-Driven Form
Constrained by the hukou system and market mechanisms, Chinese rural migrants normally live in dormitories and urban villages (villages-in-the-city or chengzhongcun) quite distinct from the dwellings of more privileged social groups yet they are often located quite close together. This pattern may be described as a hukou-based yet market-driven form of residential segregation. This paper addresses an extreme level of segregation in China's newest…
Housing allocation with Chinese characteristics: The case of talent workers in Shenzhen and Guangzhou
Since 2008, the Chinese state has been developing new public housing programs, which are widely used to distribute public housing among talent workers. This paper examines public housing allocation to talent workers, especially to talent migrants. It argues that local governments have established a unique housing allocation approach best described as a state-employer model and that this model demonstrates a state-market hybridity in urban governa…
Understanding Chinese rural-to-urban migrant children’s education predicament: A dual system perspective
Area Social Deprivation and Public Health: Analyzing the Spatial Non-stationary Associations Using Geographically Weighed Regression
Understanding Chinese rural-to-urban migrant children’s education predicament: A dual system perspective
China's new age floating population: Talent workers and drifting elders
Talent workers are becoming a critical factor in the urbanization of China. Government programs encourage the attraction of these skilled and university educated workers by providing subsidized housing. Talent workers are responding to these incentives, yet many are not settling in the urban communities that woo them. This micro-scale case study of talent worker housing in Shenzhen explores some aspects of the lived experience of these “floating”…
Housing allocation with Chinese characteristics: The case of talent workers in Shenzhen and Guangzhou
Since 2008, the Chinese state has been developing new public housing programs, which are widely used to distribute public housing among talent workers. This paper examines public housing allocation to talent workers, especially to talent migrants. It argues that local governments have established a unique housing allocation approach best described as a state-employer model and that this model demonstrates a state-market hybridity in urban governa…
Rental housing management as surveillance of Chinese rural migrants: The case of hillside compound in Dongguan
Governance of numerous rural migrants has always been crucial to China’s social stability. Through a Foucauldian lens, this paper discusses surveillance of rural migrants and studies a new local approach called rental housing management (RHM). During recent years, local authorities in Dongguan have been developing RHM into an operation of incremental Panopticism that consists of gradually reinforced surveillance techniques—partitioning, monitorin…
Planner-led collaborative governance and the urban form of urban villages in redevelopment: The case of Yangji Village in Guangzhou, China
Community formation in talent worker housing: The case of Silicon Valley Talent Apartments, Shenzhen
Policies to provide housing of a quality and price suitable for young talent workers have become a priority in cities such as Shenzhen that are managing the transformation to a knowledge economy. Based on qualitative data gathered through interviews and participant observation, this article examines the lived experience of talent workers and their extended families to gain an understanding of community formation in high-rise housing. Five key fin…
Social networks and drivers of highly skilled migration: The case of Shenzhen City in China
In China, the number of highly skilled domestic migrants has been growing significantly. Many highly skilled personnel have migrated to megacities located in eastern China. Through semistructured interviews with 54 highly skilled migrants in the city of Shenzhen, we find that economic incentives, urban amenities, preferential policies and social networks act as drivers for their migration. Because the role of social networks has been overlooked i…
The Transformation of Residential Segregation in the Pearl River Delta, China: A Planning-Driven Form
Constrained by the hukou system and market mechanisms, Chinese rural migrants normally live in dormitories and urban villages (villages-in-the-city or chengzhongcun) quite distinct from the dwellings of more privileged social groups yet they are often located quite close together. This pattern may be described as a hukou-based yet market-driven form of residential segregation. This paper addresses an extreme level of segregation in China's newest…
Rental housing management as surveillance of Chinese rural migrants: The case of hillside compound in Dongguan
Governance of numerous rural migrants has always been crucial to China’s social stability. Through a Foucauldian lens, this paper discusses surveillance of rural migrants and studies a new local approach called rental housing management (RHM). During recent years, local authorities in Dongguan have been developing RHM into an operation of incremental Panopticism that consists of gradually reinforced surveillance techniques—partitioning, monitorin…
Area Social Deprivation and Public Health: Analyzing the Spatial Non-stationary Associations Using Geographically Weighed Regression
Understanding Chinese rural-to-urban migrant children’s education predicament: A dual system perspective
Housing allocation with Chinese characteristics: The case of talent workers in Shenzhen and Guangzhou
Since 2008, the Chinese state has been developing new public housing programs, which are widely used to distribute public housing among talent workers. This paper examines public housing allocation to talent workers, especially to talent migrants. It argues that local governments have established a unique housing allocation approach best described as a state-employer model and that this model demonstrates a state-market hybridity in urban governa…
An Evaluation of Urban Renewal Based on Inclusive Development Theory: The Case of Wuhan, China
After decades of development, China’s urban renewal is facing the problems of inequality and intolerance, neglecting vulnerable groups and triggering gentrification. These problems are rarely quantified and draw limited public concerns. To promote an inclusive urban development, we proposed a framework for the inclusive evaluation of urban renewal spaces, thus increasing the understanding of inclusive urban renewal. An evaluation method based on …
Community formation in talent worker housing: The case of Silicon Valley Talent Apartments, Shenzhen
Policies to provide housing of a quality and price suitable for young talent workers have become a priority in cities such as Shenzhen that are managing the transformation to a knowledge economy. Based on qualitative data gathered through interviews and participant observation, this article examines the lived experience of talent workers and their extended families to gain an understanding of community formation in high-rise housing. Five key fin…
China's new age floating population: Talent workers and drifting elders
Talent workers are becoming a critical factor in the urbanization of China. Government programs encourage the attraction of these skilled and university educated workers by providing subsidized housing. Talent workers are responding to these incentives, yet many are not settling in the urban communities that woo them. This micro-scale case study of talent worker housing in Shenzhen explores some aspects of the lived experience of these “floating”…
The Transformation of Residential Segregation in the Pearl River Delta, China: A Planning-Driven Form
Constrained by the hukou system and market mechanisms, Chinese rural migrants normally live in dormitories and urban villages (villages-in-the-city or chengzhongcun) quite distinct from the dwellings of more privileged social groups yet they are often located quite close together. This pattern may be described as a hukou-based yet market-driven form of residential segregation. This paper addresses an extreme level of segregation in China's newest…
Study on the walkability of old city streets in Beijing from the perspective of application of Central Axis for World Heritage List
The year 2023 is a key year for Beijing’s Central Axis to apply for World Heritage List. As the social space of urban culture, the streets are the communication space between modern-day residents and living heritage. In the blocks applying for World Heritage status, the walkability of the streets has an important impact on the presentation of the scene, cultural exchange, and tourist guidance. Based on the perspective of Central Axis application …
Network analysis of acute stress reaction in a sample of Chinese male military college students
The present study explored the network structure of ASR, revealed complex connections between symptom clusters, and identified central clusters. These findings have important clinical implications, and it is suggested that the three central symptom clusters may be potential targets for effective interventions for ASR
Isotope analysis for reconstructing the subsistence economy in Datong Basin, North China, during c. 4000 a BP
Social networks and drivers of highly skilled migration: The case of Shenzhen City in China
In China, the number of highly skilled domestic migrants has been growing significantly. Many highly skilled personnel have migrated to megacities located in eastern China. Through semistructured interviews with 54 highly skilled migrants in the city of Shenzhen, we find that economic incentives, urban amenities, preferential policies and social networks act as drivers for their migration. Because the role of social networks has been overlooked i…
Planner-led collaborative governance and the urban form of urban villages in redevelopment: The case of Yangji Village in Guangzhou, China
Social ties and talent migration: Considering the intentions of migrants to permanently settle in Chinese cities
Merging the theory of planned behaviour and value-belief-norm theory to predict green hotel visit intention among Chinese university students: The case from Xuzhou, China
Few research studies attempt to merge the theory of planned behaviour and value-belief-norm theory in explaining consumers green hotels visits although they may deem to be complementary. This study attempts to merge both theories by investigating the relationships between the different aspects of values, attitudes, norms, perceived behavioural control, awareness of consequence, ascription of responsibility and intention. A total of 596 young resp…
Impact of perceived value in virtual brand communities on purchase intention of domestic electric vehicles
The consumption value seems to be insufficient to explain consumers' domestic electric vehicle purchase behaviour, especially in a highly competitive global environment. This study aims to investigate how consumer ethnocentrism and perceived interactivity influence consumption value and pro-environmental value, subsequently affecting attitude and intention. A total of 353 valid questionnaires were collected through convenience sampling in Xuzhou,…
How negative factors influence youth hostel stay aftermath Covid-19 pandemic
The bookings and revenues of youth hostels have significantly decreased because of the multiple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is necessary to investigate young consumers' perceptions of visiting youth hostels aftermath this pandemic. The current study examines the relationship between multi-dimensions of perceived risk, three types of images, willingness to pay and visit intention. A convenience sampling was developed where 534 questionnai…
Geomorphological and geological characteristics reflecting the Holocene activity of the Dalangsonggou fault, eastern Tibetan Plateau
Proactive personality and well-being: The mediating role of career calling and meaning in life
We explored whether career calling and meaning in life act as mediators of the link between proactive personality and well-being. Participants were 963 Chinese soldiers, all of whom were men. Results of a survey showed that proactive personality was positively and significantly associated with career calling and meaning in life, and career calling and meaning in life were positively and significantly associated with well-being. Career calling and…
Homelessness and migration: The geography of homeless migrants in China
Homeless people have become more visible in China in recent years. However, research on Chinese homelessness in general and homeless migrants in particular is still very limited. Based on the China Migrants Dynamic Survey, this pioneering exploration of the geography of homeless migrants in China arrives at three conclusions. First, although homeless migrants are often scorned as an underclass of derelict drifters, the majority are educated, marr…
The gilded cage: Technology, development, and state capitalism in China , by Ya-Wen Lei
Anxiety mediates the effect of social media addiction on negative attentional bias: The moderating role of impulsivity
his study reveals a moderated mediation model where anxiety mediates the effect of social media addiction on negative attentional bias, and impulsivity buffers this relationship. These findings highlight the importance of addressing anxiety and impulsivity in interventions for social media addiction-related cognitive biases
Chaihu-Shugan-San alleviates post-stroke depression in mice: Mechanistic insights into exosome-mediated neuroprotection
Retrofitting urbanising villages and tenants’ residential satisfaction: A case study of Shenzhen, China
Can Raising grandchildren prevent or slow cognitive decline in Chinese elderly
With increasing life expectancy, cognitive aging is a major medical and public health challenge. Several studies have examined lifestyle factors that delay cognitive function decline in the elderly. This study aimed to explore the role of skip-generation raising on the global cognitive function and various cognitive domains by analyzing data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS). We analyzed longitudinal data from the C…
China (16 works) · Geography (13 works) · Economics (12 works) · Business (11 works) · Economic growth (11 works) · Sociology (10 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Economic geography (5 works)