Yunxiao Zhang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4613151 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yunxiao Zhang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yunxiao |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhang |
| SIGNATURE | ZHANG Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Peking University |
| ORCID | 0009-0001-1514-2971 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Exploring the emotional experiences of implementing GenAI-assisted digital multimodal composing: An autobiographic self-study
As generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) becomes increasingly integrated into digital multimodal composing (DMC) in L2 writing classrooms, teachers face heightened emotional demands alongside pedagogical and technological change. This autobiographical self-study examines how an L2 writing teacher experienced and managed emotions while implementing an eight-week GenAI-assisted DMC project in a university English course. Drawing on reflective …
The image of ‘schema’ in the algorithm era: Based on the transformation of contemporary cultural Industries
In Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno’s theory of the ‘culture industry’, the concept of ‘schema’ fundamentally explains the substantive identity concealed beneath the appearance of differentiation in cultural products, and constitutes an essential component of the culture industry as a totalising model. With the actual transformation of the forms of cultural products, however, the classical concept of schema can no longer adequately account fo…
Assessing GenAI-assisted digital multimodal composing: Reconceptualizing a genre-based framework through self-assessment and peer assessment
How personal anticipations and perceived gratifications influence continuous use intention toward AI-driven chatbots? Moderating roles of perceived innovativeness and active involvement
In recent years, AI-driven chatbots have evolved into a transformative technological paradigm, deeply embedded in domains including retail, customer service, healthcare, and education. This study endeavors to unveil the psychological and behavioral mechanisms by which AI-driven chatbots influence users' continuous use intention. Leveraging an integrated theoretical framework, the study employs a partial least squares-structural equation modeling …
Exploring the neuroprotective mechanism of lumbrokinase against ischemic stroke based on network pharmacology, molecular docking and experimental validation
Designing ChatGPT-mediated feedback activities in EFL writing: A design-based study of the dialogic feedback triangle
With the rise of GenAI-assisted English as a Foreign Language (EFL) writing, chatbots such as ChatGPT have shown potential both as formative feedback providers and interactive partners, offering new possibilities for dialogic feedback. However, little research has explored how educational practitioners can design and implement ChatGPT-mediated dialogic feedback activities. Addressing this gap, this study adopted a design-based research (DBR) appr…
Can translanguaging space be constrained? A moment analysis of an IELTS speaking teacher’s translanguaging practices in online teaching videos
The study fills a gap by examining translanguaging spaces in online videos, including their affordances and constraints. • Methodologically, it adopts moment analysis to examine participant-identified translanguaging moments. • Findings show online teaching can form a translanguaging space where teachers mobilise full repertoires to support learning. • This space is constrained by video media and the teacher’s talking-head formats, limiting multi…
The function of pottery Gui during the Neolithic Age in China: The multi-analytical studies of calcified deposits on the pottery vessels at the site of Tonglin
The mediating and moderating roles of physical sub-health in the relationship between family functioning and mental health problems among Chinese adolescents
Adolescent mental health is shaped by both family environments and physical well-being. However, the role of physical sub-health, a state of functional imbalance and fatigue prior to diagnosable illness, remains poorly understood in this process. This study examined whether physical sub-health serves both as a psychosomatic pathway and as a vulnerability factor linking family functioning to adolescent mental health. A cross-sectional survey was c…
Fungal Spores as a Record of Late Holocene Grazing Activities in the Hexi Corridor
Transforming work in the digital era: AI-enhanced leadership and its effect on IT professional burnout
This study examines the impact of AI-enhanced transformational leadership on IT professional burnout among Chinese IT professionals while investigating the mediating role of AI learning self-efficacy and the moderating effects of AI-enabled work practices and organizational AI-communication adequacy. Drawing on the technology-organization-environment (TOE) Framework, our research integrates traditional transformational leadership with emerging AI…
Is well-being everything? Direct and indirect effects of stress and workplace bullying in the Covid-19 pandemic
The study investigates the relationship between workplace bullying, stress, and employee well-being, focusing on the mediating role of stress in this dynamic. Using a cross-sectional survey of 310 employees in the Malaysian banking sector, analyzed through structured equation modeling (SEM), the findings reveal that workplace bullying directly elevates stress levels, which in turn adversely affects well-being. Furthermore, stress serves as a sign…
Sustainable education in action: Principal leadership, teacher wellbeing, and altruism in the sports context
Lipid residue analysis of Chinese ritual bronzes: Methodological and archaeological implications
Patterns in pottery use reveal different adaptive strategies between lower and higher altitude regions on the Tibetan Plateau: Chemical evidence from pottery residues
Bayesian Stackelberg games for cyber-security decision support
A decision support system for cyber-security is here presented. The system aims to select an optimal portfolio of security controls to counteract multi-stage attacks. The system has several components: a preventive optimisation to select controls for an initial defensive portfolio, a learning mechanism to estimate possible ongoing attacks, and an online optimisation selecting an optimal portfolio to counteract ongoing attacks. The system relies o…
Reconstruction of the Use of Space at Tianluoshan, China, Based on Palynological and Lipid Evidence
The spatial heterogeneity at archaeological sites associated with human arrangements has mostly been evidenced by the analyses of artefact assemblages and constructions. Here we test the potentials of - pollen, non-pollen palynomorphs and lipid biomarkers in indicating intra-site spatial patterns and uses of space at the waterlogged archaeological site of Tianluoshan, Lower Yangtze Region, China. Freshwater humid area and terrestrial residential …
Typha as a wetland food resource: Evidence from the Tianluoshan site, Lower Yangtze Region, China
Matching projected image with perceived image for geotourism development: A qualitative-quantitative integration
This paper investigates the destination image of Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark by comparing the projected image held by the park authority and the perceived image by Mainland Chinese park visitors. Through a qualitative categorization of the elements in official park promotional materials, this study identifies categories of image projection, which concentrate on key characteristics of geological features, interpretations and education, as well…
Is well-being everything? Direct and indirect effects of stress and workplace bullying in the Covid-19 pandemic
The study investigates the relationship between workplace bullying, stress, and employee well-being, focusing on the mediating role of stress in this dynamic. Using a cross-sectional survey of 310 employees in the Malaysian banking sector, analyzed through structured equation modeling (SEM), the findings reveal that workplace bullying directly elevates stress levels, which in turn adversely affects well-being. Furthermore, stress serves as a sign…
Sustainable education in action: Principal leadership, teacher wellbeing, and altruism in the sports context
Patterns in pottery use reveal different adaptive strategies between lower and higher altitude regions on the Tibetan Plateau: Chemical evidence from pottery residues
Lipid residue analysis of Chinese ritual bronzes: Methodological and archaeological implications
Typha as a wetland food resource: Evidence from the Tianluoshan site, Lower Yangtze Region, China
Reconstruction of the Use of Space at Tianluoshan, China, Based on Palynological and Lipid Evidence
The spatial heterogeneity at archaeological sites associated with human arrangements has mostly been evidenced by the analyses of artefact assemblages and constructions. Here we test the potentials of - pollen, non-pollen palynomorphs and lipid biomarkers in indicating intra-site spatial patterns and uses of space at the waterlogged archaeological site of Tianluoshan, Lower Yangtze Region, China. Freshwater humid area and terrestrial residential …
Matching projected image with perceived image for geotourism development: A qualitative-quantitative integration
This paper investigates the destination image of Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark by comparing the projected image held by the park authority and the perceived image by Mainland Chinese park visitors. Through a qualitative categorization of the elements in official park promotional materials, this study identifies categories of image projection, which concentrate on key characteristics of geological features, interpretations and education, as well…
Matching projected image with perceived image for geotourism development: A qualitative-quantitative integration
This paper investigates the destination image of Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark by comparing the projected image held by the park authority and the perceived image by Mainland Chinese park visitors. Through a qualitative categorization of the elements in official park promotional materials, this study identifies categories of image projection, which concentrate on key characteristics of geological features, interpretations and education, as well…
Typha as a wetland food resource: Evidence from the Tianluoshan site, Lower Yangtze Region, China
Reconstruction of the Use of Space at Tianluoshan, China, Based on Palynological and Lipid Evidence
The spatial heterogeneity at archaeological sites associated with human arrangements has mostly been evidenced by the analyses of artefact assemblages and constructions. Here we test the potentials of - pollen, non-pollen palynomorphs and lipid biomarkers in indicating intra-site spatial patterns and uses of space at the waterlogged archaeological site of Tianluoshan, Lower Yangtze Region, China. Freshwater humid area and terrestrial residential …
Bayesian Stackelberg games for cyber-security decision support
A decision support system for cyber-security is here presented. The system aims to select an optimal portfolio of security controls to counteract multi-stage attacks. The system has several components: a preventive optimisation to select controls for an initial defensive portfolio, a learning mechanism to estimate possible ongoing attacks, and an online optimisation selecting an optimal portfolio to counteract ongoing attacks. The system relies o…
Lipid residue analysis of Chinese ritual bronzes: Methodological and archaeological implications
Patterns in pottery use reveal different adaptive strategies between lower and higher altitude regions on the Tibetan Plateau: Chemical evidence from pottery residues
Fungal Spores as a Record of Late Holocene Grazing Activities in the Hexi Corridor
Transforming work in the digital era: AI-enhanced leadership and its effect on IT professional burnout
This study examines the impact of AI-enhanced transformational leadership on IT professional burnout among Chinese IT professionals while investigating the mediating role of AI learning self-efficacy and the moderating effects of AI-enabled work practices and organizational AI-communication adequacy. Drawing on the technology-organization-environment (TOE) Framework, our research integrates traditional transformational leadership with emerging AI…
Is well-being everything? Direct and indirect effects of stress and workplace bullying in the Covid-19 pandemic
The study investigates the relationship between workplace bullying, stress, and employee well-being, focusing on the mediating role of stress in this dynamic. Using a cross-sectional survey of 310 employees in the Malaysian banking sector, analyzed through structured equation modeling (SEM), the findings reveal that workplace bullying directly elevates stress levels, which in turn adversely affects well-being. Furthermore, stress serves as a sign…
Sustainable education in action: Principal leadership, teacher wellbeing, and altruism in the sports context
Exploring the emotional experiences of implementing GenAI-assisted digital multimodal composing: An autobiographic self-study
As generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) becomes increasingly integrated into digital multimodal composing (DMC) in L2 writing classrooms, teachers face heightened emotional demands alongside pedagogical and technological change. This autobiographical self-study examines how an L2 writing teacher experienced and managed emotions while implementing an eight-week GenAI-assisted DMC project in a university English course. Drawing on reflective …
The image of ‘schema’ in the algorithm era: Based on the transformation of contemporary cultural Industries
In Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno’s theory of the ‘culture industry’, the concept of ‘schema’ fundamentally explains the substantive identity concealed beneath the appearance of differentiation in cultural products, and constitutes an essential component of the culture industry as a totalising model. With the actual transformation of the forms of cultural products, however, the classical concept of schema can no longer adequately account fo…
Assessing GenAI-assisted digital multimodal composing: Reconceptualizing a genre-based framework through self-assessment and peer assessment
How personal anticipations and perceived gratifications influence continuous use intention toward AI-driven chatbots? Moderating roles of perceived innovativeness and active involvement
In recent years, AI-driven chatbots have evolved into a transformative technological paradigm, deeply embedded in domains including retail, customer service, healthcare, and education. This study endeavors to unveil the psychological and behavioral mechanisms by which AI-driven chatbots influence users' continuous use intention. Leveraging an integrated theoretical framework, the study employs a partial least squares-structural equation modeling …
Exploring the neuroprotective mechanism of lumbrokinase against ischemic stroke based on network pharmacology, molecular docking and experimental validation
Designing ChatGPT-mediated feedback activities in EFL writing: A design-based study of the dialogic feedback triangle
With the rise of GenAI-assisted English as a Foreign Language (EFL) writing, chatbots such as ChatGPT have shown potential both as formative feedback providers and interactive partners, offering new possibilities for dialogic feedback. However, little research has explored how educational practitioners can design and implement ChatGPT-mediated dialogic feedback activities. Addressing this gap, this study adopted a design-based research (DBR) appr…
Can translanguaging space be constrained? A moment analysis of an IELTS speaking teacher’s translanguaging practices in online teaching videos
The study fills a gap by examining translanguaging spaces in online videos, including their affordances and constraints. • Methodologically, it adopts moment analysis to examine participant-identified translanguaging moments. • Findings show online teaching can form a translanguaging space where teachers mobilise full repertoires to support learning. • This space is constrained by video media and the teacher’s talking-head formats, limiting multi…
The function of pottery Gui during the Neolithic Age in China: The multi-analytical studies of calcified deposits on the pottery vessels at the site of Tonglin
The mediating and moderating roles of physical sub-health in the relationship between family functioning and mental health problems among Chinese adolescents
Adolescent mental health is shaped by both family environments and physical well-being. However, the role of physical sub-health, a state of functional imbalance and fatigue prior to diagnosable illness, remains poorly understood in this process. This study examined whether physical sub-health serves both as a psychosomatic pathway and as a vulnerability factor linking family functioning to adolescent mental health. A cross-sectional survey was c…
Geography (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Biology (3 works) · China (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (3 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)