Li Hua
Biographic Data
| ID | 4021795 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Li Hua |
| GIVEN NAMES | Li |
| FAMILY NAME | Hua |
| SIGNATURE | HUA L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Taiyuan University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0009-0008-8691-2161 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Early screening of childhood ASD at primary care hospitals in western China: A multi-center study in Chengdu, Sichuan Province
Objective Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) prevalence is increasing rapidly, the screening efficacy of ASD at primary care hospital directly affects diagnostic efficacy. Currently, early ASD screening capacity in western China are limited. In this study we assessed the efficacies of four different ASD screening methods at primary care hospital in Chengdu. Methods We recruited children 18–48 months through 20 primary care hospitals in Chengdu. Warni…
Drivers of Environmental Sustainability: A Wavelet‐Based Assessment of Energy, Agriculture, and Innovation
Environmental challenges around the world require urgent and broad action to reach the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that will benefit all individuals in numerous areas such as energy, innovation and agriculture. Therefore, this study attempts to examine the interrelationships between energy transition, environmental patents, sustainable agriculture, food production, primary energy consumption, and food trade openness in relation to CO 2 e…
Pathways to Achieving Sustainable Development and Green Governance in Chinese Companies
Under the objectives of “carbon peaking and carbon neutrality”, green and low‐carbon development has become a guiding principle for social and economic process. The new Company Law explicitly stipulates the company's obligation to protect the ecological environment, which is also the legislative embodiment of the green principle enshrined in the Civil Code . The construction of an ecological civilization with harmonious development of man and nat…
The Development Process of Wushu Under the Influence of Wuju Selection System
Wuju, historically known as Wuke, was began in Tang Dynasty, the second year when Wu Zetian became empress. It was developed in successive dynasties. However, with the invasions of Western colonists in 19 th century, the traditional martial arts were clearly no longer suitable for the needs of modern warfare, finally, it was abolished in the 27th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. The abolition of Wuju system caused a fierce debate in the imperial …
Human activities are the key driver of water erosion changes in northeastern China
Northeast China is experiencing severe soil erosion, resulting in land degradation and nutrient loss. Among them, water erosion poses the greatest threat to food security. Combining various multi‐source data, we applied the modified soil erosion equation (RUSLE) to evaluate the water erosion modulus in Northeast China (1985–2021). We used the threshold segmentation and residual analysis method to quantify the relative roles of climate change and …
Neuroprotective effects of Jie-du-huo-xue decoction on microglia pyroptosis after cerebral ischemia and reperfusion——From the perspective of glial-vascular unit
Our investigation demonstrated that JDHXD exerted a GVU-protective effect on CIRI rats by decreasing neuroinflammation-associated microglial pyroptosis, suppressing microglial M1 activation, and promoting microglial M2 activation
Is the cruise enterprise giant also a giant of social responsibility for sustainable development
Found in Translation: "New People" in Twentieth-Century Chinese Science Fiction by Jing Jiang
Reviewed by: Found in Translation: "New People" in Twentieth-Century Chinese Science Fictionby Jing Jiang Hua Li Translingual and Transcultural Ties between Western and Chinese SF. Jing Jiang. Found in Translation: "New People" in Twentieth-Century Chinese Science Fiction. Association for Asian Studies, 2021. 144 pp. $16 pbk. Jing Jiang's Found in Translationis a concise but comprehensive exploration of the translingual and transcultural ties bet…
On Chinese Science Fiction: Selected Essays and Critical Pieces in English, 2015-2020
537 ON CHINESE SF: SELECTED ESSAYS, 2015-2020 SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY On Chinese Science Fiction: Selected Essays and Critical Pieces in English, 2015-2020 Compiled by Liu Jian (China Science Fiction Research Center and Tianjin Art Vocational College) and Hua Li (Montana State University). Some of the abstracts have been edited for length. 2020 Luo, Xiaoming. “Unlocking the Future: Characterizing ‘Hope’ in Contemporary Chinese Science Fiction.” Cultu…
Expulsion by pollution: The political economy of land grab for industrial parks in rural China
This paper aims to broaden the analysis of the social-ecological impact of land grab. It does so by examining a hidden form of dispossession – expulsion by pollution within the context of industrial transfer inside China. Expulsion by pollution is different from the land dispossession described in most land grab studies as it involves expelling people from their land by reducing its use value through pollution, rather than taking the land away. B…
The environment, humankind, and slow violence in Chinese science fiction
This essay takes an analytical approach to examine some Chinese science fiction narratives with the themes of climate change, terraforming, and environment degradation—written from the mid-20th century to the early years of the 21st century. My broad reading of the texts treats these narratives as archive—textual sources that document a historical development of the impact of human activities on nature. On one hand, these narratives are all close…
Land control and crop booms inside China: Implications for how we think about the global land rush
This paper aims to broaden the scope of analysis of the contemporary global land rush by examining crop booms not only outside, but inside China; and investment flows not only from China, but also within and into China. It does so by examining the eucalyptus and sugarcane sectors in southern China, which have witnessed investment booms during the past decade, with capital being infused by both domestic capital and foreign capital, including Finni…
Assessing the decadal impact of China's sloping land conversion program on household income under enrollment and earning differentiation
Multi-formal and Information-based Emergency Resource Reserve System in China
The Virtue of Harmony and Beauty; Courtship's Honeyed Phrases
Sexual activity and pregnancy among unmarried women today is widespread. Statistics on premarital health examinations gathered by a certain hospital for gynecology and obstetrics indicate that premarital sex has reached frightening proportions. Many unmarried women who become pregnant end up damaging their mental and physical well-being. Why have premarital sex and premarital pregnancy risen so sharply? After investigating cases of premarital pre…
Land control and crop booms inside China: Implications for how we think about the global land rush
This paper aims to broaden the scope of analysis of the contemporary global land rush by examining crop booms not only outside, but inside China; and investment flows not only from China, but also within and into China. It does so by examining the eucalyptus and sugarcane sectors in southern China, which have witnessed investment booms during the past decade, with capital being infused by both domestic capital and foreign capital, including Finni…
Expulsion by pollution: The political economy of land grab for industrial parks in rural China
This paper aims to broaden the analysis of the social-ecological impact of land grab. It does so by examining a hidden form of dispossession – expulsion by pollution within the context of industrial transfer inside China. Expulsion by pollution is different from the land dispossession described in most land grab studies as it involves expelling people from their land by reducing its use value through pollution, rather than taking the land away. B…
Assessing the decadal impact of China's sloping land conversion program on household income under enrollment and earning differentiation
The environment, humankind, and slow violence in Chinese science fiction
This essay takes an analytical approach to examine some Chinese science fiction narratives with the themes of climate change, terraforming, and environment degradation—written from the mid-20th century to the early years of the 21st century. My broad reading of the texts treats these narratives as archive—textual sources that document a historical development of the impact of human activities on nature. On one hand, these narratives are all close…
On Chinese Science Fiction: Selected Essays and Critical Pieces in English, 2015-2020
537 ON CHINESE SF: SELECTED ESSAYS, 2015-2020 SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY On Chinese Science Fiction: Selected Essays and Critical Pieces in English, 2015-2020 Compiled by Liu Jian (China Science Fiction Research Center and Tianjin Art Vocational College) and Hua Li (Montana State University). Some of the abstracts have been edited for length. 2020 Luo, Xiaoming. “Unlocking the Future: Characterizing ‘Hope’ in Contemporary Chinese Science Fiction.” Cultu…
The Virtue of Harmony and Beauty; Courtship's Honeyed Phrases
Sexual activity and pregnancy among unmarried women today is widespread. Statistics on premarital health examinations gathered by a certain hospital for gynecology and obstetrics indicate that premarital sex has reached frightening proportions. Many unmarried women who become pregnant end up damaging their mental and physical well-being. Why have premarital sex and premarital pregnancy risen so sharply? After investigating cases of premarital pre…
Multi-formal and Information-based Emergency Resource Reserve System in China
Assessing the decadal impact of China's sloping land conversion program on household income under enrollment and earning differentiation
Land control and crop booms inside China: Implications for how we think about the global land rush
This paper aims to broaden the scope of analysis of the contemporary global land rush by examining crop booms not only outside, but inside China; and investment flows not only from China, but also within and into China. It does so by examining the eucalyptus and sugarcane sectors in southern China, which have witnessed investment booms during the past decade, with capital being infused by both domestic capital and foreign capital, including Finni…
The environment, humankind, and slow violence in Chinese science fiction
This essay takes an analytical approach to examine some Chinese science fiction narratives with the themes of climate change, terraforming, and environment degradation—written from the mid-20th century to the early years of the 21st century. My broad reading of the texts treats these narratives as archive—textual sources that document a historical development of the impact of human activities on nature. On one hand, these narratives are all close…
Expulsion by pollution: The political economy of land grab for industrial parks in rural China
This paper aims to broaden the analysis of the social-ecological impact of land grab. It does so by examining a hidden form of dispossession – expulsion by pollution within the context of industrial transfer inside China. Expulsion by pollution is different from the land dispossession described in most land grab studies as it involves expelling people from their land by reducing its use value through pollution, rather than taking the land away. B…
On Chinese Science Fiction: Selected Essays and Critical Pieces in English, 2015-2020
537 ON CHINESE SF: SELECTED ESSAYS, 2015-2020 SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY On Chinese Science Fiction: Selected Essays and Critical Pieces in English, 2015-2020 Compiled by Liu Jian (China Science Fiction Research Center and Tianjin Art Vocational College) and Hua Li (Montana State University). Some of the abstracts have been edited for length. 2020 Luo, Xiaoming. “Unlocking the Future: Characterizing ‘Hope’ in Contemporary Chinese Science Fiction.” Cultu…
Is the cruise enterprise giant also a giant of social responsibility for sustainable development
Found in Translation: "New People" in Twentieth-Century Chinese Science Fiction by Jing Jiang
Reviewed by: Found in Translation: "New People" in Twentieth-Century Chinese Science Fictionby Jing Jiang Hua Li Translingual and Transcultural Ties between Western and Chinese SF. Jing Jiang. Found in Translation: "New People" in Twentieth-Century Chinese Science Fiction. Association for Asian Studies, 2021. 144 pp. $16 pbk. Jing Jiang's Found in Translationis a concise but comprehensive exploration of the translingual and transcultural ties bet…
The Development Process of Wushu Under the Influence of Wuju Selection System
Wuju, historically known as Wuke, was began in Tang Dynasty, the second year when Wu Zetian became empress. It was developed in successive dynasties. However, with the invasions of Western colonists in 19 th century, the traditional martial arts were clearly no longer suitable for the needs of modern warfare, finally, it was abolished in the 27th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. The abolition of Wuju system caused a fierce debate in the imperial …
Human activities are the key driver of water erosion changes in northeastern China
Northeast China is experiencing severe soil erosion, resulting in land degradation and nutrient loss. Among them, water erosion poses the greatest threat to food security. Combining various multi‐source data, we applied the modified soil erosion equation (RUSLE) to evaluate the water erosion modulus in Northeast China (1985–2021). We used the threshold segmentation and residual analysis method to quantify the relative roles of climate change and …
Neuroprotective effects of Jie-du-huo-xue decoction on microglia pyroptosis after cerebral ischemia and reperfusion——From the perspective of glial-vascular unit
Our investigation demonstrated that JDHXD exerted a GVU-protective effect on CIRI rats by decreasing neuroinflammation-associated microglial pyroptosis, suppressing microglial M1 activation, and promoting microglial M2 activation
Drivers of Environmental Sustainability: A Wavelet‐Based Assessment of Energy, Agriculture, and Innovation
Environmental challenges around the world require urgent and broad action to reach the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that will benefit all individuals in numerous areas such as energy, innovation and agriculture. Therefore, this study attempts to examine the interrelationships between energy transition, environmental patents, sustainable agriculture, food production, primary energy consumption, and food trade openness in relation to CO 2 e…
Pathways to Achieving Sustainable Development and Green Governance in Chinese Companies
Under the objectives of “carbon peaking and carbon neutrality”, green and low‐carbon development has become a guiding principle for social and economic process. The new Company Law explicitly stipulates the company's obligation to protect the ecological environment, which is also the legislative embodiment of the green principle enshrined in the Civil Code . The construction of an ecological civilization with harmonious development of man and nat…
Early screening of childhood ASD at primary care hospitals in western China: A multi-center study in Chengdu, Sichuan Province
Objective Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) prevalence is increasing rapidly, the screening efficacy of ASD at primary care hospital directly affects diagnostic efficacy. Currently, early ASD screening capacity in western China are limited. In this study we assessed the efficacies of four different ASD screening methods at primary care hospital in Chengdu. Methods We recruited children 18–48 months through 20 primary care hospitals in Chengdu. Warni…
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