Qi Yan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3916575 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Qi Yan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Qi |
| FAMILY NAME | Yan |
| SIGNATURE | YAN Q |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nanjing Forestry University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6873-1884 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 41 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 41 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Has the Establishment of National Big Data Comprehensive Pilot Zones Promoted Tourism Economic Growth? Empirical Evidence from 284 Chinese Cities
The strategic value of the digital economy in driving the transformation of the tourism industry has become increasingly prominent. This study investigates the impact of China’s National Big Data Comprehensive Pilot Zones (NBDCPZs) on tourism economic development. Using panel data from 284 cities (2009–2019), the study treats the policy as a quasi-natural experiment and applies multi-period DID, PSM, and spatial models. Results show that NBDCPZs …
Educating for Rehabilitation Literacy in Physical Activity: A Qualitative Study of Medical and Non‐Medical Students' Experiences in a Chinese University
This article explores how rehabilitation literacy—an emergent dimension of health literacy encompassing the knowledge, skills and communicative capacities required for recovery, physical activity participation, and functional adaptation—is unevenly distributed across disciplinary boundaries in higher education. Drawing on 15 semi‐structured interviews conducted at Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the study compares medical stu…
Evaluating the carbon benefits and economic efficiency of photovoltaic-green roof systems in China: A nationwide application analysis
The worst emperor? Assessing the effects of contested storytelling of iconic figures by the heritage destination: Evidence from deep learning
Notwithstanding its potency in encapsulating the subtleties of destination image and leveraging destination attractiveness, destination storytelling is still under-researched by far, especially on narratives of controversial iconic figures. This study explores, identifies, compares and triangulates the perceptive, cognitive and emotional disparities in storytelling among key stakeholders over the ancient Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty in the destina…
A study on perception of urban green space carbon sequestration based on biotope classification: A case study of the Urban Forest in Shanghai
High alignment observed in closed evergreen biotopes. • Perception exceeded potential in wetland biotopes and was lower in bamboo biotopes. • Green View Index and Simple Ratio positively influenced perception. • NDVI and SR showed strongest alignment between perception and NPP. • Design strategies should balance carbon potential and visual accessibility. The carbon sequestration function of urban green spaces was recognized as important for clima…
Temporospatial variation in environmental risk factors and related gastric cancer incidence: A registry-based study in an area with the largest gastric cancer burden in China
Background: Gastric cancer is a formidable global heath challenge, especially in China. We aimed to investigate temporal trends and spatial variations of gastric cancer incidence and mortality in Gansu Province, which has the highest incidence rate of gastric cancer in China, and sought to explore the role of various geographic and environmental factors played in the variations of incidence rates of gastric cancer. Methods: We sourced the inciden…
Bound for or Bound by the March Tide: Assessing the Impacts of Literary Tourism-Exacerbated Seasonality on Cultural Destinations
This study zeros in on the research subject of seasonality that is exacerbated by literary tourism at cultural heritage destinations, a nascent yet pivotal niche yet largely under-researched by far. Informed by the Difference-in-Differences (DID) algorithm, a comprehensive econometric model is proposed and utilized to explore and assess the seasonality of concentrated visitations in March and April bound for the Chinese heritage destination of Ya…
Enhanced computerized cognitive remediation therapy improved cognitive function, negative symptoms, and GDNF in male long-term inpatients with schizophrenia
The effectiveness of CCRT in alleviating negative symptoms was associated with improvements in list recall, and GDNF may play a role in the observed effects of CCRT in patients with schizophrenia
My dice is rubbed like this: Assessing the leisure experiences of scratch-off lottery tickets by China’s younger generations
Widening the dominant lens of economic utility as the raison d'etre of lottery purchase, this study introduces experiential values to investigate why the category of scratching off lottery tickets has been fervently savoured by China's younger generations since the midst of the Covid pandemic. The research variables of time scarcity, non-impulse buying and expenditure on lottery are also factored in the research model to account for the crucial c…
Evaluating green space provision development in Shanghai (2012–2021): A focus on accessibility and service efficiency
The falls health literacy scale: Translation, cultural adaptation, and validation of the Chinese version
The Chinese version of the FHLS has good reliability and validity for elderly patients and is suitable for assessing the falls health literacy level of elderly patients. The assessment of fall health literacy in elderly patients can help healthcare professionals to provide individualized health education to them, so as to improve the awareness of fall prevention in elderly patients
Development of green space provision for housing estates at metropolitan scale: A spatiotemporal assessment of proximity in a rapidly urbanizing Chinese city during the last 10 years
A novel spatiotemporal framework for accessing green space accessibility change in adequacy and equity: Evidence from a rapidly urbanizing Chinese City in 2012–2021
The cue is in the queue, smart! Assessing the ritualised leisure experiences of long queuing for a bubble tea brand in China
Drawing on the perspective of ritualised leisure experiences underscored by the theory of interaction ritual chain, this study attempts to demystify the seemingly irrational and ineffable long queues of Chinese customers for a bubble tea brand which is only priced modestly. A four-factor scale of ritualised leisure experiences was conceptually proposed and empirically assessed with survey-derived data. Meanwhile, the research variables of subject…
Assessing the Covid-19-exacerbated stigma of tourism development as perceived by destination residents
Responding to the normalised impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on tourism development, we developed and tested a comprehensive model to investigate how the pandemic-exacerbated stigma of tourism is perceived by local destination residents and elicits their attitudinal proclivity towards local tourism recovery as mediated by felt relative deprivation. Meanwhile, collectivism was conceptualised as a moderating context in the framework, encapsulating…
Using an improved 3SFCA method to assess inequities associated with multimodal accessibility to green spaces based on mismatches between supply and demand in the metropolitan of Shanghai, China
Instrument referral criteria for PlusoptiX and SureSight based on 2021 Aapos guidelines: A population-based study
Objective: The study aims to assess two refractive instrument-based methods of vision screening (SureSight and PlusoptiX) to detect refractive amblyopia risk factors (ARFs) and significant refractive errors in Chinese preschool children and to develop referral criteria according to the 2021 AAPOS guidelines. Methods: -test analysis and Bland-Altman plots were used to assess the differences and agreement between the PlusoptiX photoscreener, SureSi…
Modeling knowledge diffusion in the disciplinary citation network based on differential dynamics
Choosing the right collaboration partner for innovation: A framework based on topic analysis and link prediction
A Social Media Infodemic-Based Prediction Model for the Number of Severe and Critical Covid-19 Patients in the Lockdown Area
Accurately predicting the number of severe and critical COVID-19 patients is critical for the treatment and control of the epidemic. Social media data have gained great popularity and widespread application in various research domains. The viral-related infodemic outbreaks have occurred alongside the COVID-19 outbreak. This paper aims to discover trustworthy sources of social media data to improve the prediction performance of severe and critical…
Research on the Influence of Non-Cognitive Ability and Social Support Perception on College Students’ Entrepreneurial Intention
The entrepreneurship of college students is an important issue related to the harmony and sustainable development of society as a whole. At present, the existing research in the industry pays less attention to the influence mechanism of non-cognitive ability and social support perception on college students' entrepreneurial intention. Using 450 survey data, this paper examines the relationship between non-cognitive ability and college students' e…
Embracing panda—assessing the leisure pursuits of subscribers to China’s iPanda live streaming platform
This study systematically explores and assesses why the nascent leisure pursuit of following giant pandas on live streaming platforms, which is credited as the dullest yet most mesmerising pastime in the internet age, is being embraced by a fast growing niche fan base. In particular, the concepts of cuteness, relating to the likeability of the pandas, and generativity, epitomised by one’s concern and care for future generations, are introduced to…
Conceptualizing and Assessing the Competitiveness of Slow Tourism Destinations: Evidence From the First Accredited Cittàslow in China
Characterized with in-depth interactions and self-reflections, slow tourism has been gaining growing popularity in recent years thanks to the importance attached to quality of life and self-actualization of tourists in the post modern era, which has all been necessitated by the challenges wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic. In response to the current research lacuna of competitiveness analyses of specialized small-scale destinations, this study com…
Risk factors for severe and critically ill Covid‐19 patients: A review
The pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19), caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS‐CoV‐2), has caused an unprecedented global social and economic impact, and high numbers of deaths. Many risk factors have been identified in the progression of COVID‐19 into a severe and critical stage, including old age, male gender, underlying comorbidities such as hypertension, diabetes, obesity, chronic lung diseases, heart…
Pharmacological effects of indole alkaloids from Alstonia scholaris (L.) R. Br. on pulmonary fibrosis in vivo
Use of formulaic sequences in monologues of Chinese EFL learners
A Comparative Analysis of the Mechanism of Policy Change in China's Travel Agency and Hotel Sectors: 中国旅行社和酒店业政策变动机制的比较分析
This article investigates significant policy changes in China's travel agency and hotel sectors from 1978 to 2007 through an exploration of (1) the Potential Focusing Events (PFEs) that induced such policy changes and (2) the respective degrees of incrementality in the changes.The content of relevant policies and documents in the two sectors is analyzed using a four-dimensional framework.It is found that although both the travel agency and the ho…
We are Wu: Assessing Chinese fans’ socio-cultural identification with the only Chinese footballer in a top European league
This study examined how Chinese football fans identify themselves with Lei Wu, currently the only Chinese footballer playing in a European mainstream league. Chinese fans’ social media posts about Wu were compared after scoring vs. not scoring, and after playing vs. playing, in several matches in a row. Qualitative (content analysis) and quantitative (chi-square tests) analyses were conducted. Two major dimensions of identification with Wu emerge…
Dynamics of Tourism Policy Making: Evidence From the Tax Rebate Policy in Hainan Island, China
This article used the recent tax rebate policy in Hainan, China, as an example to illustrate how a typical tourism policy was initiated, administered, and practiced in Mainland China. The discussion and analysis reflect the characteristics of the dynamics of contemporary Chinese tourism policies at large, which are centrally coordinated in policy agenda setting, multi-bureaucratic in policy elaboration, and incremental in policy decisions.; This …
The Effects of Power, Ideology, Interest Groups, and the Government on Tourism Policy Making—A Conceptual Model: 权力、意识形态、利益团体及政府对制定旅游政策的影响—建构概念模型
This article offers a conceptual model that can be utilized to examine the political and bureaucratic natures of the mechanism of the making of tourism policies in the Chinese context. Following the paradigm of stakeholder theories, the constructs of the model can be categorized into two groups. The first group is the political system, encompassing the constructs of political power, political ideology, and interest groups. The second group of com…
Conceptualizing and Assessing the Competitiveness of Slow Tourism Destinations: Evidence From the First Accredited Cittàslow in China
Characterized with in-depth interactions and self-reflections, slow tourism has been gaining growing popularity in recent years thanks to the importance attached to quality of life and self-actualization of tourists in the post modern era, which has all been necessitated by the challenges wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic. In response to the current research lacuna of competitiveness analyses of specialized small-scale destinations, this study com…
Research note: Work to leave, leave to work: motivations of the Jobbymoon takers: evidence from focus group interviews
This research note examines the factors driving the phenomenon of the 'jobbymoon', the practice of undertaking travel between jobs, which has become increasingly popular in recent years. Spawned by the growing transience of job stability, particularly among the millennium generation, the jobbymoon pertinently embodies the blurred if not entangled lines between work and leisure, and therefore is rich in its research implications. Focus group inter…
Evaluating the carbon benefits and economic efficiency of photovoltaic-green roof systems in China: A nationwide application analysis
My dice is rubbed like this: Assessing the leisure experiences of scratch-off lottery tickets by China’s younger generations
Widening the dominant lens of economic utility as the raison d'etre of lottery purchase, this study introduces experiential values to investigate why the category of scratching off lottery tickets has been fervently savoured by China's younger generations since the midst of the Covid pandemic. The research variables of time scarcity, non-impulse buying and expenditure on lottery are also factored in the research model to account for the crucial c…
A novel spatiotemporal framework for accessing green space accessibility change in adequacy and equity: Evidence from a rapidly urbanizing Chinese City in 2012–2021
China's outbound tourism
Chinese outbound tourism has been believed to be one of the few regional tourism phenomena that will exert fundamental influences on the future of the development of world tourism in general. In 20
A Comparative Analysis of the Mechanism of Policy Change in China's Travel Agency and Hotel Sectors: 中国旅行社和酒店业政策变动机制的比较分析
This article investigates significant policy changes in China's travel agency and hotel sectors from 1978 to 2007 through an exploration of (1) the Potential Focusing Events (PFEs) that induced such policy changes and (2) the respective degrees of incrementality in the changes.The content of relevant policies and documents in the two sectors is analyzed using a four-dimensional framework.It is found that although both the travel agency and the ho…
The Effects of Power, Ideology, Interest Groups, and the Government on Tourism Policy Making—A Conceptual Model: 权力、意识形态、利益团体及政府对制定旅游政策的影响—建构概念模型
This article offers a conceptual model that can be utilized to examine the political and bureaucratic natures of the mechanism of the making of tourism policies in the Chinese context. Following the paradigm of stakeholder theories, the constructs of the model can be categorized into two groups. The first group is the political system, encompassing the constructs of political power, political ideology, and interest groups. The second group of com…
Use of formulaic sequences in monologues of Chinese EFL learners
Dynamics of Tourism Policy Making: Evidence From the Tax Rebate Policy in Hainan Island, China
This article used the recent tax rebate policy in Hainan, China, as an example to illustrate how a typical tourism policy was initiated, administered, and practiced in Mainland China. The discussion and analysis reflect the characteristics of the dynamics of contemporary Chinese tourism policies at large, which are centrally coordinated in policy agenda setting, multi-bureaucratic in policy elaboration, and incremental in policy decisions.; This …
An Analysis of Disaster Management by the Chinese Government in the Market Rejuvenation of the Tourism Industry From the Severe Snowstorms in 2008: 旅游业市场如何从二零零八年的严重雪灾复兴-中国政府的灾害管理分析
This article systematically examines the market rejuvenation efforts of the tourism industry by the national tourism authorities of China from the disasters of severe snowstorms in early 2008. A content analysis is conducted of the policies issued by Chinese central tourism authorities in response to the snowstorms. The results demonstrate the comprehensiveness of the tourism market rejuvenation measures of the Chinese authorities against the sno…
Measuring the Service Quality of a Package Group of Mainland Students Taking the Scholastic Achievement Test (SAT) in Hong Kong – Application of the Structural Equation Model (SEM)
Based on the analysis of relevant literature studies on tourism service quality, this paper develops a theoretical model of the service quality of a package group of mainland students taking the Scholastic Achievement Test (SAT) in Hong Kong. The structural equation model (SEM) is utilized to analyze the dimensionality of service quality of this special travel mode and its relationships with important consequence factors. The results turn out a 6…
Strategic marketing in tourism services
Tourism businesses in the contemporary world are both confronted with unparalleled challenges and blessed with exciting opportunities. As the bearer of customer value, marketing should be treated a
Economy hotels in China: A glocalized innovative hospitality sector
China today is a nation on the move. A growing economy, increasing personal income and the launch of small to medium businesses nationwide have given rise to a rapidly expanding lodging sector with
China's outbound tourism
Chinese outbound tourism has been believed to be one of the few regional tourism phenomena that will exert fundamental influences on the future of the development of world tourism in general. In 20
China tourism: Cross-cultural studies
Since the initiation of its reform and opening up around four decades ago, spectacular achievements have been made by China as both a world-leading tourist destination as well as origin. Such achie
Urban tourism in China
As a collection of nine independent research reports, this book is most pronouncedly characterised by its scholarship as well as academic writing style. It mainly focuses on tourism development iss
Effect of water extract from Berberis heteropoda Schrenk roots on diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome by adjusting intestinal flora
Cruise Ship Tourism
Cruise ship travel has been one of the fastest growing forms of leisure travel in recent decades. Carrying around 25.8 million passengers worldwide in 2017, its economic reaches have also achieved
Research note: Work to leave, leave to work: motivations of the Jobbymoon takers: evidence from focus group interviews
This research note examines the factors driving the phenomenon of the 'jobbymoon', the practice of undertaking travel between jobs, which has become increasingly popular in recent years. Spawned by the growing transience of job stability, particularly among the millennium generation, the jobbymoon pertinently embodies the blurred if not entangled lines between work and leisure, and therefore is rich in its research implications. Focus group inter…
Infectious or Recovered? Optimizing the Infectious Disease Detection Process for Epidemic Control and Prevention Based on Social Media
Detecting the period of a disease is of great importance to building information management capacity in disease control and prevention. This paper aims to optimize the disease surveillance process by further identifying the infectious or recovered period of flu cases through social media. Specifically, this paper explores the potential of using public sentiment to detect flu periods at word level. At text level, we constructed a deep learning met…
Risk factors for severe and critically ill Covid‐19 patients: A review
The pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19), caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS‐CoV‐2), has caused an unprecedented global social and economic impact, and high numbers of deaths. Many risk factors have been identified in the progression of COVID‐19 into a severe and critical stage, including old age, male gender, underlying comorbidities such as hypertension, diabetes, obesity, chronic lung diseases, heart…
Pharmacological effects of indole alkaloids from Alstonia scholaris (L.) R. Br. on pulmonary fibrosis in vivo
We are Wu: Assessing Chinese fans’ socio-cultural identification with the only Chinese footballer in a top European league
This study examined how Chinese football fans identify themselves with Lei Wu, currently the only Chinese footballer playing in a European mainstream league. Chinese fans’ social media posts about Wu were compared after scoring vs. not scoring, and after playing vs. playing, in several matches in a row. Qualitative (content analysis) and quantitative (chi-square tests) analyses were conducted. Two major dimensions of identification with Wu emerge…
Instrument referral criteria for PlusoptiX and SureSight based on 2021 Aapos guidelines: A population-based study
Objective: The study aims to assess two refractive instrument-based methods of vision screening (SureSight and PlusoptiX) to detect refractive amblyopia risk factors (ARFs) and significant refractive errors in Chinese preschool children and to develop referral criteria according to the 2021 AAPOS guidelines. Methods: -test analysis and Bland-Altman plots were used to assess the differences and agreement between the PlusoptiX photoscreener, SureSi…
Modeling knowledge diffusion in the disciplinary citation network based on differential dynamics
Choosing the right collaboration partner for innovation: A framework based on topic analysis and link prediction
A Social Media Infodemic-Based Prediction Model for the Number of Severe and Critical Covid-19 Patients in the Lockdown Area
Accurately predicting the number of severe and critical COVID-19 patients is critical for the treatment and control of the epidemic. Social media data have gained great popularity and widespread application in various research domains. The viral-related infodemic outbreaks have occurred alongside the COVID-19 outbreak. This paper aims to discover trustworthy sources of social media data to improve the prediction performance of severe and critical…
Research on the Influence of Non-Cognitive Ability and Social Support Perception on College Students’ Entrepreneurial Intention
The entrepreneurship of college students is an important issue related to the harmony and sustainable development of society as a whole. At present, the existing research in the industry pays less attention to the influence mechanism of non-cognitive ability and social support perception on college students' entrepreneurial intention. Using 450 survey data, this paper examines the relationship between non-cognitive ability and college students' e…
Embracing panda—assessing the leisure pursuits of subscribers to China’s iPanda live streaming platform
This study systematically explores and assesses why the nascent leisure pursuit of following giant pandas on live streaming platforms, which is credited as the dullest yet most mesmerising pastime in the internet age, is being embraced by a fast growing niche fan base. In particular, the concepts of cuteness, relating to the likeability of the pandas, and generativity, epitomised by one’s concern and care for future generations, are introduced to…
Conceptualizing and Assessing the Competitiveness of Slow Tourism Destinations: Evidence From the First Accredited Cittàslow in China
Characterized with in-depth interactions and self-reflections, slow tourism has been gaining growing popularity in recent years thanks to the importance attached to quality of life and self-actualization of tourists in the post modern era, which has all been necessitated by the challenges wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic. In response to the current research lacuna of competitiveness analyses of specialized small-scale destinations, this study com…
Business (18 works) · Political science (18 works) · China (17 works) · Tourism (16 works) · Geography (15 works) · Economics (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Computer Science (11 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (11 works) · Psychology (11 works)