Yuqi Lin
Biographic Data
| ID | 4607777 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yuqi Lin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yuqi |
| FAMILY NAME | Lin |
| SIGNATURE | LIN Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Macau |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2915-4164 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
“White girls play flute, Black boys play saxophone, Asian girls play violin”?
This exploratory, cross-cultural study investigates the intersection of gender and racial associations with Western classical musical instruments among individuals who have studied music in the United States and China (N = 241). Findings reveal consistent stereotypes, such as the flute being associated with White females and the saxophone with African American males across both national contexts. Notably, certain instruments lack representation f…
Tune in, recall more
This study explored the impact of using a musical mnemonic device on enhancing memory retention in second-grade students ( N = 132) while learning a Chinese poem. The quasi-experimental design involved two groups of students: one receiving music-based instruction ( n = 65) and the other receiving traditional verbal instruction ( n = 67). Students’ recitation accuracy was assessed immediately after learning and 1 week later with repeated procedure…
EEG-based functional connectivity uncovers frequency-specific brain network alterations induced by nostalgic music
This study aimed to clarify the neural mechanisms of nostalgic music by exploring differences in brain functional connectivity between nostalgic and non-nostalgic music using EEG-derived imaginary coherence (iCOH), which minimizes volume conduction artifacts. Thirty-six healthy right-handed participants (mean age: 22.5 ± 3.2 years, 17 males) completed a passive auditory paradigm, listening to 25 nostalgic music tracks (selected via alignment with…
Engineering the digital technology sphere
Trading our lives for money”
Triple Helix Synergy Model in China's new technology diplomacy
Food insecurity among international students’ studying in Melbourne, Australia
Food insecurity among international students at Australian universities is a hidden phenomenon obscured by shame and stigma, exacerbated by the cost-of-living crisis and deprivations intensified by the Covid-19 epidemic. However, there is limited diversity in understanding of young people’s navigations of food insecurity. The aims of this paper are to illuminate the experiences, impacts, management strategies and factors affecting international s…
International students in Australia
Mental health challenges of Tibetan music teachers
Why they stay and why they return – understanding international graduates’ decision-making on workplace location
The nexus between international higher education, employment, policy, and wider society have been recognised. Increased international students are likely to create the fluctuation in labour supply in their home and host country is not a new phenomenon. Internationally, there is a myriad of programs and strategies designed to retain talents. Conversely, international graduates are challenged in engaging with the labour market. This study explores …
Standardizing “ Yikao ”
In November 2023, the Ministry of Education of China issued a new document concerning the reform of the Yikao, also known as the Arts College Entrance Examination (ACEE), marking a new phase in the examination for all arts majors across mainland China. This study aims to explore the historical background, core changes, and implications of this reform, particularly focusing on the changes and impact on music candidates through an examination of th…
A Yin-Yang approach
This exploratory study aims to investigate the beliefs of college students in Macau, China, regarding teaching and learning in the field of music education, including factors influencing students’ views and their ideal music classroom environment. Employing a Rigorous Mixed Methods Framework that included surveys, observations, interviews, and reflective essays, a sample of ( n = 120). Chinese college students and ( n = 3) college music instructo…
Class origins, higher education and employment in China during the 21st century
Why they stay and why they return – understanding international graduates’ decision-making on workplace location
The nexus between international higher education, employment, policy, and wider society have been recognised. Increased international students are likely to create the fluctuation in labour supply in their home and host country is not a new phenomenon. Internationally, there is a myriad of programs and strategies designed to retain talents. Conversely, international graduates are challenged in engaging with the labour market. This study explores …
Class origins, higher education and employment in China during the 21st century
Standardizing “ Yikao ”
In November 2023, the Ministry of Education of China issued a new document concerning the reform of the Yikao, also known as the Arts College Entrance Examination (ACEE), marking a new phase in the examination for all arts majors across mainland China. This study aims to explore the historical background, core changes, and implications of this reform, particularly focusing on the changes and impact on music candidates through an examination of th…
A Yin-Yang approach
This exploratory study aims to investigate the beliefs of college students in Macau, China, regarding teaching and learning in the field of music education, including factors influencing students’ views and their ideal music classroom environment. Employing a Rigorous Mixed Methods Framework that included surveys, observations, interviews, and reflective essays, a sample of ( n = 120). Chinese college students and ( n = 3) college music instructo…
Food insecurity among international students’ studying in Melbourne, Australia
Food insecurity among international students at Australian universities is a hidden phenomenon obscured by shame and stigma, exacerbated by the cost-of-living crisis and deprivations intensified by the Covid-19 epidemic. However, there is limited diversity in understanding of young people’s navigations of food insecurity. The aims of this paper are to illuminate the experiences, impacts, management strategies and factors affecting international s…
International students in Australia
Mental health challenges of Tibetan music teachers
Why they stay and why they return – understanding international graduates’ decision-making on workplace location
The nexus between international higher education, employment, policy, and wider society have been recognised. Increased international students are likely to create the fluctuation in labour supply in their home and host country is not a new phenomenon. Internationally, there is a myriad of programs and strategies designed to retain talents. Conversely, international graduates are challenged in engaging with the labour market. This study explores …
“White girls play flute, Black boys play saxophone, Asian girls play violin”?
This exploratory, cross-cultural study investigates the intersection of gender and racial associations with Western classical musical instruments among individuals who have studied music in the United States and China (N = 241). Findings reveal consistent stereotypes, such as the flute being associated with White females and the saxophone with African American males across both national contexts. Notably, certain instruments lack representation f…
Tune in, recall more
This study explored the impact of using a musical mnemonic device on enhancing memory retention in second-grade students ( N = 132) while learning a Chinese poem. The quasi-experimental design involved two groups of students: one receiving music-based instruction ( n = 65) and the other receiving traditional verbal instruction ( n = 67). Students’ recitation accuracy was assessed immediately after learning and 1 week later with repeated procedure…
EEG-based functional connectivity uncovers frequency-specific brain network alterations induced by nostalgic music
This study aimed to clarify the neural mechanisms of nostalgic music by exploring differences in brain functional connectivity between nostalgic and non-nostalgic music using EEG-derived imaginary coherence (iCOH), which minimizes volume conduction artifacts. Thirty-six healthy right-handed participants (mean age: 22.5 ± 3.2 years, 17 males) completed a passive auditory paradigm, listening to 25 nostalgic music tracks (selected via alignment with…
Engineering the digital technology sphere
Trading our lives for money”
Triple Helix Synergy Model in China's new technology diplomacy
China (5 works) · Diverse Music Education Insights (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Higher education (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Neuroscience and Music Perception (3 works) · Cognition (2 works)