Fangyu Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 4417908 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fangyu Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fangyu |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sun Yat-sen University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1049-7773 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
How multimodal cues shape tourist engagement in platform-mediated travel videos
This study examines how multimodal cues embedded in travel videos relate to tourist engagement in a platform-mediated environment. The analysis is based on a dataset of 1,215 YouTube travel videos published from August 2013 through February 2025, and examines how textual signals and visual emotional cues conveyed through thumbnails relate to user engagement behavior. The empirical background is a period of institutional reform, characterized by t…
Deciphering the Determinants of Migrants' and Locals' Regional Attachment: The Dual Perspective of Mobility and Psychology
The rapid growth of metropolitan regions is reshaping residents' mobility and attachment to places across scales. However, research on regional‐scale place attachment remains limited, particularly regarding how residents with different identities develop such attachment. Drawing on survey data from nine mainland cities in the Guangdong‐Hong Kong‐Macao Greater Bay Area ( N = 1526), this study examines differences in regional attachment between loc…
From Conceptualization to Implementation: Exploring the Affordance‐Actualization Process of Avatars in Tourism
The avatar is becoming an emerging technology in the tourism industry. This study aims to conceptualize the avatar and illustrate its application, as well as provide further theoretical discussion in the tourism context. Based on technology affordance theory, four affordance dimensions (interactivity, identity, creativity, and embodiment) were identified to conceptualize avatars and their relationships with tourists and service providers. Further…
Echoes of well-being in city: Exploring the accumulation of activity episode well-being and day-level well-being of residents
Current research extensively examines the relationship between geographical environment, spatio-temporal activities, and subjective well-being. However, how well-being accumulates across different temporal scales remains unclear. Based on activity diary data collected from intercity commuters in the city of Zhongshan in China, this study analyzes the accumulation process of subjective well-being from the activity episode level to the day level. T…
Bridging Spaces: How Virtual and Physical Leisure Patterns Create Pathways for Social Integration among Migrants
Information and communications technology (ICT) is increasingly embedded in the lives of migrants, creating new spatial forms that provide novel pathways for social integration. This study focuses on the leisure patterns of urban migrants in both virtual and physical spaces and further analyzes relationships between leisure patterns and social integration and its influencing factors. Using a weekly leisure activity diary of urban migrants in Guan…
Better Leisure, Better Travel? Exploring the Role of Leisure in Enhancing Work and Travel Satisfaction for Business Travelers
The boundaries between leisure, work, and travel are increasingly blurred, yet few studies have examined how leisure during business travel impacts travelers' satisfaction with work and travel. Drawing upon self‐determination theory and the spillover theory of subjective well‐being, this study analyzes data collected from 323 business travelers at the 2024 China Canton Fair to investigate the influence of leisure psychological needs on work domai…
Unveiling the formation mechanisms of urban residents' subjective well-being in the digital age: A conceptual framework
Embracing the digital landscape: Enriching the concept of sense of place in the digital age
In unraveling the profound connections between humans and place, the traditional concept of the sense of place takes on new dimensions in the digital era. This study contributes to a nuanced understanding by integrating digital and physical spaces within the context of information and communication technology (ICT). Beginning with a review of historical changes and debates surrounding the sense of place, the research establishes a foundation for …
Touristic Learning Behaviors and Outcomes in Theme Parks: The Role of Activity and Affectional Contexts
Existing studies have highlighted the significance of touristic learning; however, few have explored the effectiveness of different learning contexts. This study employs a combination of spatial–temporal behavior analysis and survey research to investigate how activity context (static vs. interactive) and affectional context (positive vs. negative) influence visitors' spatial–temporal behaviors and learning outcomes in zoological theme parks. The…
TMT-based quantitative proteomics reveals the protective mechanism of tenuigenin after experimental intracerebral hemorrhage in mice
The dual organization services and governance for creative cities: A case of Hengdian World Studios
Staycation or holiday? Exploring camping’s contribution to subjective well-being during Covid-19
With the COVID-19 pandemic-related travel restrictions, and staycations emerged as a popular alternative to holidays. This study investigated whether there are differential impacts on subjective well-being between staycations and holidays, and identified the factors that influence the acquisition of subjective well-being. The results showed no significant differences in subjective well-being between the two types of activities. Furthermore, the s…
Happy city for everyone: Generational differences in rural migrant workers’ leisure in urban China
Everyday leisure creates opportunities for migrant–local encounters and these encounters play important roles in urban migrants’ lives as they further their integration into the city. However, migrant workers are not homogeneous, with prominent identifiable differences between generations. This current paper analyses migrant workers’ leisure patterns and constraints in Guangzhou, China, with a particular focus on generational differences. Based o…
Unlocking the power of leisure: Associations between leisure activity and social integration of family and individual migrants
As living standards improve, leisure activities are increasingly important as they create windows of opportunity for migrants to use urban space and mingle with local residents. However, few migrant studies have examined the associations between leisure activity and social integration. Based on survey data in China, this study explores such associations with a comparative perspective (family migration vs. individual migration). Generally, leisure…
Unlocking the power of leisure: Associations between leisure activity and social integration of family and individual migrants
As living standards improve, leisure activities are increasingly important as they create windows of opportunity for migrants to use urban space and mingle with local residents. However, few migrant studies have examined the associations between leisure activity and social integration. Based on survey data in China, this study explores such associations with a comparative perspective (family migration vs. individual migration). Generally, leisure…
Unveiling the formation mechanisms of urban residents' subjective well-being in the digital age: A conceptual framework
Staycation or holiday? Exploring camping’s contribution to subjective well-being during Covid-19
With the COVID-19 pandemic-related travel restrictions, and staycations emerged as a popular alternative to holidays. This study investigated whether there are differential impacts on subjective well-being between staycations and holidays, and identified the factors that influence the acquisition of subjective well-being. The results showed no significant differences in subjective well-being between the two types of activities. Furthermore, the s…
Happy city for everyone: Generational differences in rural migrant workers’ leisure in urban China
Everyday leisure creates opportunities for migrant–local encounters and these encounters play important roles in urban migrants’ lives as they further their integration into the city. However, migrant workers are not homogeneous, with prominent identifiable differences between generations. This current paper analyses migrant workers’ leisure patterns and constraints in Guangzhou, China, with a particular focus on generational differences. Based o…
Staycation or holiday? Exploring camping’s contribution to subjective well-being during Covid-19
With the COVID-19 pandemic-related travel restrictions, and staycations emerged as a popular alternative to holidays. This study investigated whether there are differential impacts on subjective well-being between staycations and holidays, and identified the factors that influence the acquisition of subjective well-being. The results showed no significant differences in subjective well-being between the two types of activities. Furthermore, the s…
Happy city for everyone: Generational differences in rural migrant workers’ leisure in urban China
Everyday leisure creates opportunities for migrant–local encounters and these encounters play important roles in urban migrants’ lives as they further their integration into the city. However, migrant workers are not homogeneous, with prominent identifiable differences between generations. This current paper analyses migrant workers’ leisure patterns and constraints in Guangzhou, China, with a particular focus on generational differences. Based o…
Unlocking the power of leisure: Associations between leisure activity and social integration of family and individual migrants
As living standards improve, leisure activities are increasingly important as they create windows of opportunity for migrants to use urban space and mingle with local residents. However, few migrant studies have examined the associations between leisure activity and social integration. Based on survey data in China, this study explores such associations with a comparative perspective (family migration vs. individual migration). Generally, leisure…
Embracing the digital landscape: Enriching the concept of sense of place in the digital age
In unraveling the profound connections between humans and place, the traditional concept of the sense of place takes on new dimensions in the digital era. This study contributes to a nuanced understanding by integrating digital and physical spaces within the context of information and communication technology (ICT). Beginning with a review of historical changes and debates surrounding the sense of place, the research establishes a foundation for …
Touristic Learning Behaviors and Outcomes in Theme Parks: The Role of Activity and Affectional Contexts
Existing studies have highlighted the significance of touristic learning; however, few have explored the effectiveness of different learning contexts. This study employs a combination of spatial–temporal behavior analysis and survey research to investigate how activity context (static vs. interactive) and affectional context (positive vs. negative) influence visitors' spatial–temporal behaviors and learning outcomes in zoological theme parks. The…
TMT-based quantitative proteomics reveals the protective mechanism of tenuigenin after experimental intracerebral hemorrhage in mice
The dual organization services and governance for creative cities: A case of Hengdian World Studios
Better Leisure, Better Travel? Exploring the Role of Leisure in Enhancing Work and Travel Satisfaction for Business Travelers
The boundaries between leisure, work, and travel are increasingly blurred, yet few studies have examined how leisure during business travel impacts travelers' satisfaction with work and travel. Drawing upon self‐determination theory and the spillover theory of subjective well‐being, this study analyzes data collected from 323 business travelers at the 2024 China Canton Fair to investigate the influence of leisure psychological needs on work domai…
Unveiling the formation mechanisms of urban residents' subjective well-being in the digital age: A conceptual framework
How multimodal cues shape tourist engagement in platform-mediated travel videos
This study examines how multimodal cues embedded in travel videos relate to tourist engagement in a platform-mediated environment. The analysis is based on a dataset of 1,215 YouTube travel videos published from August 2013 through February 2025, and examines how textual signals and visual emotional cues conveyed through thumbnails relate to user engagement behavior. The empirical background is a period of institutional reform, characterized by t…
Deciphering the Determinants of Migrants' and Locals' Regional Attachment: The Dual Perspective of Mobility and Psychology
The rapid growth of metropolitan regions is reshaping residents' mobility and attachment to places across scales. However, research on regional‐scale place attachment remains limited, particularly regarding how residents with different identities develop such attachment. Drawing on survey data from nine mainland cities in the Guangdong‐Hong Kong‐Macao Greater Bay Area ( N = 1526), this study examines differences in regional attachment between loc…
From Conceptualization to Implementation: Exploring the Affordance‐Actualization Process of Avatars in Tourism
The avatar is becoming an emerging technology in the tourism industry. This study aims to conceptualize the avatar and illustrate its application, as well as provide further theoretical discussion in the tourism context. Based on technology affordance theory, four affordance dimensions (interactivity, identity, creativity, and embodiment) were identified to conceptualize avatars and their relationships with tourists and service providers. Further…
Echoes of well-being in city: Exploring the accumulation of activity episode well-being and day-level well-being of residents
Current research extensively examines the relationship between geographical environment, spatio-temporal activities, and subjective well-being. However, how well-being accumulates across different temporal scales remains unclear. Based on activity diary data collected from intercity commuters in the city of Zhongshan in China, this study analyzes the accumulation process of subjective well-being from the activity episode level to the day level. T…
Bridging Spaces: How Virtual and Physical Leisure Patterns Create Pathways for Social Integration among Migrants
Information and communications technology (ICT) is increasingly embedded in the lives of migrants, creating new spatial forms that provide novel pathways for social integration. This study focuses on the leisure patterns of urban migrants in both virtual and physical spaces and further analyzes relationships between leisure patterns and social integration and its influencing factors. Using a weekly leisure activity diary of urban migrants in Guan…
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (8 works) · Geography (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Tourism (5 works) · Place Attachment and Urban Studies (4 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (4 works) · China (3 works)