Song Yao
Biographic Data
| ID | 3930143 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Song Yao |
| GIVEN NAMES | Song |
| FAMILY NAME | Yao |
| SIGNATURE | YAO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Novosibirsk State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5357-0264 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Healing Potential of Chinese Traditional Culture
This study focuses on identifying the healing potential and profound interconnectedness of various forms of traditional Chinese culture and art. This is particularly important in the context of fostering harmonious relationships between individuals and society, as this approach offers specific methods for enhancing the body's adaptive capacity under stress and in the face of constantly changing life circumstances. Engaging in these activities lib…
Quantifying amenity impact on housing equity
In the context of the fundamental transformation of China's urbanization model and the aging population, the economic and affordable regeneration of existing urban neighborhood housing has become a necessary field to promote social sustainability and inclusiveness. Various factors, including location, green and grey infrastructures, public services, housing prices, and transaction volumes, influence the cost-benefit dynamics and outcomes of regen…
Multi-Scenario Forecasting of Land Use and Ecosystem Service Values in Coastal Regions
Modeling changes in ecosystem service value (ESV) resulting from land use/cover change (LUCC) in coastal regions play a crucial role in promoting regional sustainability and guiding policymaking. This study focuses on the Chaoshan region of China and analyzes the impact of land use changes in 2000, 2010, and 2020 on ESV. The Patch-generating Land Use Simulation (PLUS) model was used to simulate LUCC for 2030 under three different scenarios: natur…
Traditional Games as a Tool of Buddhist Diplomacy in East Asia
In the worldwide religious Buddhist tradition, regardless of its directions and schools, it has long been customary to exchange gifts as a sign of respect and good intentions. Important symbolic gifts exchanged, when establishing relations between Buddhist communities or organizations, both at the official level and at the level of personal contacts, are often objects of art, religious attributes – bowls, lamps, incense and censers, sweets, tea a…
The Shenzhen Exception
This article examines how and why the Chinese central government has intensified its engagement with Shenzhen under Xi Jinping. It highlights new institutional mechanisms – comprehensive authorisation packages, inter-ministerial conference frameworks, and personnel secondment schemes – that enable Shenzhen to interact directly with central authorities, bypassing traditional bureaucratic intermediaries. These arrangements transform Shenzhen into a…
A validation study for measuring Asian- and Hispanic-serving sociocultural institutions in neighborhoods using business listing data and potential implications for health
Incense Seals and Stamps in Chinese and Korean Culture
This article analyzes artistic seals and stamps as a special tool in incense culture of China and Korea, used from the early Middle Ages to the present day. These tools of varying look and shape are analyzed in a historical and cultural context, using high quality materials and sources drawn from ethnographic sources and anthropological research of the authors. The use and evolution of such tools in China can be traced back as far as the early Es…
«Incense Seals» in Chinese Culture
The article focuses on the origin of traditional Chinese culture seal-censers (香印 xiangyin , 香篆 xiangzhuan ), including an analysis of key functions during their evolutionary course over several centuries. The specificity of early incense seals is revealed through the study of religious, documentary and artistic sources of the Tang (618–907) and Song (960–1279) epochs, Chinese catalogs and reference books dating back to the last years of the Qing…
Actor-Network Theory
Actor-network theory, which emerged from science and technology studies in the 1980s, regards everything in the social and ecological systems as a continuous result of the network of relations where they are located. Social-ecological resilience, with its origins in systems ecology, focuses on the non-linear changing dynamics of social-ecological systems and their governance. Among them, social-ecological resilience study integrates different dis…
The Image of the Russians in Chinese and Japanese Linguistic Cultures (On the Base of Zoomorphic Metaphor)
In this article, authors analyze zoomorphic metaphor that the Chinese and the Japanese used when they characterize the Russians. On the first stage of study we did associative experiment with questionnaire. 100 of Chinese students and 100 of Japanese students took part. On the base of analyze of answers we selected by three typical zoonymes in Chinese and Japanese culture charactering the Russians. On the second stage of study we have analyzed as…
Becoming a normative power? China's Mekong agenda in the era of Xi Jinping
Maintaining robust diplomatic relationships with neighbouring countries in the Mekong region has become strategically critical to China. Since President Xi Jinping took office, China has been renovating normative power in the Mekong region, endeavouring to socialize the Mekong countries into accepting normative Chinese concepts, such as ‘community of shared destiny’, by mobilizing and reconfiguring their material and normative recourses. This art…
Covid-19 lockdown in Chinese villages
Chinese authorities have imposed a series of very significant restrictions on communities in both urban and rural areas since late January 2020, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our research team explored how Chinese people in rural areas have reacted
Chinese Paradiplomacy
This article presents a review of the theoretical and empirical studies of paradiplomacy produced to date, focusing on the literature on subnational diplomacy in China, specifically. It argues that the analytical frameworks of previous paradiplomacy studies lead their focus to be restricted to a very limited aspect of the phenomenon only. Moreover, previous studies focusing on the engagement of Chinese provinces in world politics mainly relied on…
Fortune Telling Rituals Using Incense in Modern Chinese Religious Practices
Based on Chinese written sources and the authors' research field materials, the paper analyzes features of Taoist Buddhist practices using incense, as well as the purport of the 24 combinations that arise during fortune telling using three incense sticks – a practice used in rituals dating back to the early Middle Ages which still occupies a prominent place among China's religious practices today. The techniques that are concurrently characterist…
Trajectories to becoming international relations actors in china’s BRI initiative
While Chinese paradiplomacy has received growing academic attention, little is known about how different provinces within China act as international relations players of their own accord. This paper adopts a comparative perspective to address this gap. It develops three dimensions of international actorness (authority, motivation, and instruments) to examine whether and how Chinese provinces have satisfied the criteria for being international rel…
Beyond the hinterland
The scholarly literature on paradiplomacy has tended to focus overly on subnational governments in federal systems rather than those in unitary and centralized countries. However, it is important to note that some subnational governments in these countries have been increasingly proactive in international relations (IR). This study explores the paradiplomatic activities of Yunnan, a province in the south of China which, since the early 1990s, has…
Evolution of censers within the development of incense culture in China
Эволюция курильниц в контексте развития ароматической культуры в Китае Е
Trajectories to becoming international relations actors in china’s BRI initiative
While Chinese paradiplomacy has received growing academic attention, little is known about how different provinces within China act as international relations players of their own accord. This paper adopts a comparative perspective to address this gap. It develops three dimensions of international actorness (authority, motivation, and instruments) to examine whether and how Chinese provinces have satisfied the criteria for being international rel…
Beyond the hinterland
The scholarly literature on paradiplomacy has tended to focus overly on subnational governments in federal systems rather than those in unitary and centralized countries. However, it is important to note that some subnational governments in these countries have been increasingly proactive in international relations (IR). This study explores the paradiplomatic activities of Yunnan, a province in the south of China which, since the early 1990s, has…
Becoming a normative power? China's Mekong agenda in the era of Xi Jinping
Maintaining robust diplomatic relationships with neighbouring countries in the Mekong region has become strategically critical to China. Since President Xi Jinping took office, China has been renovating normative power in the Mekong region, endeavouring to socialize the Mekong countries into accepting normative Chinese concepts, such as ‘community of shared destiny’, by mobilizing and reconfiguring their material and normative recourses. This art…
Evolution of censers within the development of incense culture in China
Эволюция курильниц в контексте развития ароматической культуры в Китае Е
Beyond the hinterland
The scholarly literature on paradiplomacy has tended to focus overly on subnational governments in federal systems rather than those in unitary and centralized countries. However, it is important to note that some subnational governments in these countries have been increasingly proactive in international relations (IR). This study explores the paradiplomatic activities of Yunnan, a province in the south of China which, since the early 1990s, has…
Covid-19 lockdown in Chinese villages
Chinese authorities have imposed a series of very significant restrictions on communities in both urban and rural areas since late January 2020, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our research team explored how Chinese people in rural areas have reacted
Chinese Paradiplomacy
This article presents a review of the theoretical and empirical studies of paradiplomacy produced to date, focusing on the literature on subnational diplomacy in China, specifically. It argues that the analytical frameworks of previous paradiplomacy studies lead their focus to be restricted to a very limited aspect of the phenomenon only. Moreover, previous studies focusing on the engagement of Chinese provinces in world politics mainly relied on…
Fortune Telling Rituals Using Incense in Modern Chinese Religious Practices
Based on Chinese written sources and the authors' research field materials, the paper analyzes features of Taoist Buddhist practices using incense, as well as the purport of the 24 combinations that arise during fortune telling using three incense sticks – a practice used in rituals dating back to the early Middle Ages which still occupies a prominent place among China's religious practices today. The techniques that are concurrently characterist…
Trajectories to becoming international relations actors in china’s BRI initiative
While Chinese paradiplomacy has received growing academic attention, little is known about how different provinces within China act as international relations players of their own accord. This paper adopts a comparative perspective to address this gap. It develops three dimensions of international actorness (authority, motivation, and instruments) to examine whether and how Chinese provinces have satisfied the criteria for being international rel…
The Image of the Russians in Chinese and Japanese Linguistic Cultures (On the Base of Zoomorphic Metaphor)
In this article, authors analyze zoomorphic metaphor that the Chinese and the Japanese used when they characterize the Russians. On the first stage of study we did associative experiment with questionnaire. 100 of Chinese students and 100 of Japanese students took part. On the base of analyze of answers we selected by three typical zoonymes in Chinese and Japanese culture charactering the Russians. On the second stage of study we have analyzed as…
Becoming a normative power? China's Mekong agenda in the era of Xi Jinping
Maintaining robust diplomatic relationships with neighbouring countries in the Mekong region has become strategically critical to China. Since President Xi Jinping took office, China has been renovating normative power in the Mekong region, endeavouring to socialize the Mekong countries into accepting normative Chinese concepts, such as ‘community of shared destiny’, by mobilizing and reconfiguring their material and normative recourses. This art…
«Incense Seals» in Chinese Culture
The article focuses on the origin of traditional Chinese culture seal-censers (香印 xiangyin , 香篆 xiangzhuan ), including an analysis of key functions during their evolutionary course over several centuries. The specificity of early incense seals is revealed through the study of religious, documentary and artistic sources of the Tang (618–907) and Song (960–1279) epochs, Chinese catalogs and reference books dating back to the last years of the Qing…
Actor-Network Theory
Actor-network theory, which emerged from science and technology studies in the 1980s, regards everything in the social and ecological systems as a continuous result of the network of relations where they are located. Social-ecological resilience, with its origins in systems ecology, focuses on the non-linear changing dynamics of social-ecological systems and their governance. Among them, social-ecological resilience study integrates different dis…
Incense Seals and Stamps in Chinese and Korean Culture
This article analyzes artistic seals and stamps as a special tool in incense culture of China and Korea, used from the early Middle Ages to the present day. These tools of varying look and shape are analyzed in a historical and cultural context, using high quality materials and sources drawn from ethnographic sources and anthropological research of the authors. The use and evolution of such tools in China can be traced back as far as the early Es…
A validation study for measuring Asian- and Hispanic-serving sociocultural institutions in neighborhoods using business listing data and potential implications for health
Multi-Scenario Forecasting of Land Use and Ecosystem Service Values in Coastal Regions
Modeling changes in ecosystem service value (ESV) resulting from land use/cover change (LUCC) in coastal regions play a crucial role in promoting regional sustainability and guiding policymaking. This study focuses on the Chaoshan region of China and analyzes the impact of land use changes in 2000, 2010, and 2020 on ESV. The Patch-generating Land Use Simulation (PLUS) model was used to simulate LUCC for 2030 under three different scenarios: natur…
Traditional Games as a Tool of Buddhist Diplomacy in East Asia
In the worldwide religious Buddhist tradition, regardless of its directions and schools, it has long been customary to exchange gifts as a sign of respect and good intentions. Important symbolic gifts exchanged, when establishing relations between Buddhist communities or organizations, both at the official level and at the level of personal contacts, are often objects of art, religious attributes – bowls, lamps, incense and censers, sweets, tea a…
The Shenzhen Exception
This article examines how and why the Chinese central government has intensified its engagement with Shenzhen under Xi Jinping. It highlights new institutional mechanisms – comprehensive authorisation packages, inter-ministerial conference frameworks, and personnel secondment schemes – that enable Shenzhen to interact directly with central authorities, bypassing traditional bureaucratic intermediaries. These arrangements transform Shenzhen into a…
The Healing Potential of Chinese Traditional Culture
This study focuses on identifying the healing potential and profound interconnectedness of various forms of traditional Chinese culture and art. This is particularly important in the context of fostering harmonious relationships between individuals and society, as this approach offers specific methods for enhancing the body's adaptive capacity under stress and in the face of constantly changing life circumstances. Engaging in these activities lib…
Quantifying amenity impact on housing equity
In the context of the fundamental transformation of China's urbanization model and the aging population, the economic and affordable regeneration of existing urban neighborhood housing has become a necessary field to promote social sustainability and inclusiveness. Various factors, including location, green and grey infrastructures, public services, housing prices, and transaction volumes, influence the cost-benefit dynamics and outcomes of regen…
China (11 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · History (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Art (4 works) · Buddhism (4 works)