Heqing Zhang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3984833 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Heqing Zhang |
| NOMBRES | Heqing |
| APELLIDO | Zhang |
| FIRMA | ZHANG H |
| AFILIACIONES | Guangzhou University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5140-1427 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2009 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Tea drinking and the tastescapes of wellbeing in tourism
Due to the increasing concern with physical and mental wellbeing, people realize the need to get away from the routines of domestic life and travel to tourist destinations. We propose the notion of tastescape to demonstrate one specific task—tea drinking in a tourist setting—to promote wellbeing. Through the lens of tastescape, as a combination of material elements, practices, and places, we emphasize that tea drinking offers a way to understand …
Lifestyle, profit, and the selling of home to tourists in Lijiang, China
Home, as a site of daily dwelling and a set of meanings, offers a way into studying the relationship between lifestyle and profit in tourist destinations. Situated in the context of lifestyle entrepreneurship, we explore the synergy of lifestyle and profit within the space of tourism production. Using Lijiang Old Town, China, as a study case, we have two objectives. First, we examine how lifestyle entrepreneurs make lifestyles for themselves as w…
Lifestyle migration and the (un)making of ideal home
Mediating urban transition through rural tourism
Guangzhou social workers in Yingxiu
The most devastating effects of the Sichuan 5.12 earthquake occurred in Yingxiu, where Guangzhou social workers were sent to deal with the aftermath. In this paper, we describe our experience working in the post-earthquake community and the theoretical approach we adopted to realize our objectives. We also outline the challenges and opportunities of the social work profession in the field of disaster management. We argue that social workers in Ch…
Tea drinking and the tastescapes of wellbeing in tourism
Due to the increasing concern with physical and mental wellbeing, people realize the need to get away from the routines of domestic life and travel to tourist destinations. We propose the notion of tastescape to demonstrate one specific task—tea drinking in a tourist setting—to promote wellbeing. Through the lens of tastescape, as a combination of material elements, practices, and places, we emphasize that tea drinking offers a way to understand …
Lifestyle, profit, and the selling of home to tourists in Lijiang, China
Home, as a site of daily dwelling and a set of meanings, offers a way into studying the relationship between lifestyle and profit in tourist destinations. Situated in the context of lifestyle entrepreneurship, we explore the synergy of lifestyle and profit within the space of tourism production. Using Lijiang Old Town, China, as a study case, we have two objectives. First, we examine how lifestyle entrepreneurs make lifestyles for themselves as w…
Lifestyle migration and the (un)making of ideal home
Mediating urban transition through rural tourism
Guangzhou social workers in Yingxiu
The most devastating effects of the Sichuan 5.12 earthquake occurred in Yingxiu, where Guangzhou social workers were sent to deal with the aftermath. In this paper, we describe our experience working in the post-earthquake community and the theoretical approach we adopted to realize our objectives. We also outline the challenges and opportunities of the social work profession in the field of disaster management. We argue that social workers in Ch…
Guangzhou social workers in Yingxiu
The most devastating effects of the Sichuan 5.12 earthquake occurred in Yingxiu, where Guangzhou social workers were sent to deal with the aftermath. In this paper, we describe our experience working in the post-earthquake community and the theoretical approach we adopted to realize our objectives. We also outline the challenges and opportunities of the social work profession in the field of disaster management. We argue that social workers in Ch…
Mediating urban transition through rural tourism
Lifestyle migration and the (un)making of ideal home
Lifestyle, profit, and the selling of home to tourists in Lijiang, China
Home, as a site of daily dwelling and a set of meanings, offers a way into studying the relationship between lifestyle and profit in tourist destinations. Situated in the context of lifestyle entrepreneurship, we explore the synergy of lifestyle and profit within the space of tourism production. Using Lijiang Old Town, China, as a study case, we have two objectives. First, we examine how lifestyle entrepreneurs make lifestyles for themselves as w…
Tea drinking and the tastescapes of wellbeing in tourism
Due to the increasing concern with physical and mental wellbeing, people realize the need to get away from the routines of domestic life and travel to tourist destinations. We propose the notion of tastescape to demonstrate one specific task—tea drinking in a tourist setting—to promote wellbeing. Through the lens of tastescape, as a combination of material elements, practices, and places, we emphasize that tea drinking offers a way to understand …
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