T Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 5027 |
|---|---|
| NAME | T Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | T |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Peking University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3568-4882 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 40 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 162 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 40 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Enclosed by Walls, Embraced by Trees: Effects of Indoor Residential Crowding and Outdoor Green Space on Mental Health
Despite growing interest in how the urban built environment influences mental health, few studies have examined it across indoor–outdoor domains and subgroups. Using survey data from Beijing, we find that both residential crowding (indoor) and neighborhood green space (outdoor) are linked to depression risk. Specifically, residential crowding mainly affects local residents, while green space mainly affects migrants, with these effects varying by …
The instability of migrants’ settlement intentions: A longitudinal study
Instability is a key feature of migrants’ settlement intentions and behaviors for the institutional, social, and psychological barriers they face in destinations. In the recently heated discussion on their settlement intention, however, most existing studies have treated it as a constant, with little attention paid to its process of change. This discrepancy may reflect the underlying conceptual neglect, partially attributed to data availability. …
Ganoderic Acid A alleviates ulcerative colitis by inhibiting the interleukin17 signaling pathway via targeting retinoic acid-related orphan receptor alpha
Our findings disclose that GAA alleviated DSS-induced UC by inhibiting the IL-17 signaling pathway via targeting RORA to reduce inflammation. Our study suggests that GAA holds potential as a nutritional intervention for the prevention and treatment of UC
Megaprojects' environmental impact mitigation by sustainable construction mediated by sustainable practices and regulations
Megaprojects have a huge contribution to the built environment and development of nations, and they are a key contribution economically and socially. However, we can only seek to mitigate the unavoidable environmental impacts that accompany megaprojects, particularly in the construction industry. Consequently, this study examines the relationship between sustainable construction of megaprojects and environmental impact by taking into account the …
Emerging amenity migration in China: The spatially heterogeneous process
The role of psychological stress in the subjective well-being of aviation ground crews: Mediating effects of social support and self-esteem
Psychological stress was significantly associated with reduced subjective well-being in aviation ground crews, with tentative evidence of mediation through social support and self-esteem. Interventions targeting these psychosocial resources may improve well-being, but require further validation
Population Growth and Decline in China: A Geographical Analysis, 1982–2020
Understanding historical population processes is crucial for interpreting current trends, forecasting future dynamics, and shaping regional and national development strategies. However, the historical trajectories and heterogeneous determinants of regional population growth and decline remain understudied. This study employs data from long‐term national population censuses, diverse supplementary datasets, and regression models to reveal the histo…
China's International Migration from 1990 to 2020: A Panel Comparison Between Immigration and Emigration
China's international migration, accompanying and driving the globalization, has become increasingly important owing to its growing numbers and expanding impact. Given the diversity of international migrants and the complexity of their motivations, this article employs the meta-theoretical framework with estimated data on 5-year bilateral migration flows from 1990 to 2020. This article presents the evolving pattern of China's international migrat…
Has the supply of rural public basic facilities in China inhibited village courtyard Idling? An investigation from the perspectives of layout types and objective-subjective evaluation
Disappearance of rural settlements in China: Characterizing and interpreting the implementation of the “increasing vs. decreasing balance” policy
The diversity of older migrants and their intentions to return: The case of China
This study sheds light on the importance of considering the diversity of older migrants when addressing the question of return in later life. Taking advantage of the China‐City General Household Survey (China‐CGHS) data set, which offers unique information on migration history, this study reveals that different types of older migrants hold different attitudes toward return. People who migrated in later life due to family reasons, namely family‐or…
Exploring spatial restructuring of villages and towns in rural China: Insights from villagers’ subjective willingness
Does the spatial distribution of afforestation by government and farmers in Beijing follow a random pattern
Unveiling interprovincial geographic patterns of 5A-level tourism cultural ecosystem service flows and tourist preferences in China's metacoupled systems
Regional fiscal disparities in Chinese cities: Revenue-expenditure perspective
The changing geography of interprovincial migration in China: History and new trends
This paper elucidates how the geography of interprovincial migration in China has evolved with the country’s structural changes over the past 35 years and explores how this geography has developed in the past decade. In synthesizing existing literature, we demonstrate that the coast-inland migration discrepancy emerged in the late 1980s when migration control was relaxed and a coastal development strategy was adopted, reinforced in the 1990s when…
Hukou type, hukou place and labour market vulnerability in Chinese megacities: The case of Beijing in the Covid-19 pandemic
This article presents an investigation into the different roles of hukou type and place in shaping labour market vulnerability within Chinese megacities, using the COVID-19 pandemic-induced income loss in Beijing as a case study. We find that while the hukou system played a role in shaping this loss, its impact was achieved mainly through hukou place, with hukou type having no significant effect. Compared to locals, non-local hukou holders in Bei…
Optimization of underground open intermediary space comfort in TOD complexes: A case study of Chongqing, China
Rapid urbanization drives social development, but at the same time brings sustainable development Rapid urbanization drives social development, but at the same time brings sustainable development advantages of expanding underground space and relieving urban traffic congestion. High quality TOD complexes with natural elements in the intermediary space have been considered as one of the important means to address sustainable urban development. Neve…
People and Places in the 2020 Census: New Geographies of Population Growth in China
Did new geographies of population growth emerge in China? The answer, from recently released 2020 census main data, appears to be no. Between 2010 and 2020, population grew faster northwest of the Hu line than southeast of the line despite the former area’s harsher natural environment. In general, population still increased, and increased faster, in places that previously grew, and grew faster, despite China’s economic slowdown and restructuring.…
Are adaptation challenges relevant to the location choices of internal migrants? Evidence from China
This paper highlights the relevance of adaptation challenges to the location choices of internal migrants, thereby adding to the recognition that they are newcomers to the host society. To achieve this, it presents an examination of how cultural, institutional and social differences between origin and destination regions, which internal migrants need to adapt to, impact their location choices, using labour migration within China as a case study. …
Unequal impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on mental health: Role of the neighborhood environment
Analysis of Otome Mobile Game from the Perspective of Feminism in China
Computer and mobile games have become popular ways of entertainment. Currently, the number of female mobile game users is increasing year by year, accounting for roughly the same proportion as that of male users. Therefore, otome games, which are mainly targeted at female players, have gradually attracted more attention in the Chinese game industry. In China, YunShangYuYi stands out among mobile games for women after publishing. From the perspect…
The ‘intention to stay’ of the floating migrant population: A spatiotemporal meta‐analysis in Chinese cities
Recent literature on the floating population in Chinese cities has shed much light on their intention to stay in the city, while the empirical results have been highly controverted. This study performed a meta‐analysis to quantitatively examine the spatiotemporal variation in research foci and the changes in the characteristics of the floating population per se by synthesizing 152 peer‐reviewed papers on their intention of long‐term residence. Me…
Stability and change in China's geography of intercity migration: A network analysis
China's migration boom has reshaped its domestic economic pattern and social structure, resulting in a typical urbanization model dominated by massive internal migration. By using the 1% National Population Sample Survey data in 2005 and 2015, this study depicts and analyses the spatial pattern of intercity migration in China and its changes using the Gini index, network analysis approach, and gravity model. Individual‐level data enable us to rev…
Stay or leave: How migrants respond to dispersal policies in Beijing
Rapid population influx has caused various urban problems in megacities of the global South, which has encouraged some governments to take measures for controlling population growth. As one of the most populous cities and the capital of China, Beijing has recently proposed a series of policy instruments to disperse migrants and prevent population congestion. This study examines the effectiveness of these dispersal policies by answering two specif…
Construction land expansion and cultivated land protection in urbanizing China: Insights from national land surveys, 1996–2006
Urban land marketization in China: Central policy, local initiative, and market mechanism
Bringing city size in understanding the permanent settlement intention of rural–urban migrants in China
China's recent hukou reform provides opportunities for rural–urban migrants to acquire formal citizenship and for the country's urbanisation to step into a fair and humanistic stage. However, the between‐city variation in migrants' intention of hukou transfer and the heterogeneity of its influencing factors have rarely been examined. These research gaps make it impossible to the rationality and effectiveness of the localised hukou entry criteria …
Delimiting urban growth boundaries using the CLUE-S model with village administrative boundaries
Increasing the use of large-scale public open spaces: A case study of the North Central Axis Square in Shenzhen, China
Exploring the factors affecting regional land development patterns at different developmental stages: Evidence from 289 Chinese cities
Value capture in protected areas from the perspective of common-pool resource governance: A case study of Jiuzhai Valley National Park, China
Stability and change in China's geography of intercity migration: A network analysis
China's migration boom has reshaped its domestic economic pattern and social structure, resulting in a typical urbanization model dominated by massive internal migration. By using the 1% National Population Sample Survey data in 2005 and 2015, this study depicts and analyses the spatial pattern of intercity migration in China and its changes using the Gini index, network analysis approach, and gravity model. Individual‐level data enable us to rev…
Are adaptation challenges relevant to the location choices of internal migrants? Evidence from China
This paper highlights the relevance of adaptation challenges to the location choices of internal migrants, thereby adding to the recognition that they are newcomers to the host society. To achieve this, it presents an examination of how cultural, institutional and social differences between origin and destination regions, which internal migrants need to adapt to, impact their location choices, using labour migration within China as a case study. …
The changing geography of interprovincial migration in China: History and new trends
This paper elucidates how the geography of interprovincial migration in China has evolved with the country’s structural changes over the past 35 years and explores how this geography has developed in the past decade. In synthesizing existing literature, we demonstrate that the coast-inland migration discrepancy emerged in the late 1980s when migration control was relaxed and a coastal development strategy was adopted, reinforced in the 1990s when…
Stay or leave: How migrants respond to dispersal policies in Beijing
Rapid population influx has caused various urban problems in megacities of the global South, which has encouraged some governments to take measures for controlling population growth. As one of the most populous cities and the capital of China, Beijing has recently proposed a series of policy instruments to disperse migrants and prevent population congestion. This study examines the effectiveness of these dispersal policies by answering two specif…
The diversity of older migrants and their intentions to return: The case of China
This study sheds light on the importance of considering the diversity of older migrants when addressing the question of return in later life. Taking advantage of the China‐City General Household Survey (China‐CGHS) data set, which offers unique information on migration history, this study reveals that different types of older migrants hold different attitudes toward return. People who migrated in later life due to family reasons, namely family‐or…
Exploring spatial restructuring of villages and towns in rural China: Insights from villagers’ subjective willingness
Hukou type, hukou place and labour market vulnerability in Chinese megacities: The case of Beijing in the Covid-19 pandemic
This article presents an investigation into the different roles of hukou type and place in shaping labour market vulnerability within Chinese megacities, using the COVID-19 pandemic-induced income loss in Beijing as a case study. We find that while the hukou system played a role in shaping this loss, its impact was achieved mainly through hukou place, with hukou type having no significant effect. Compared to locals, non-local hukou holders in Bei…
New geography of land commodification in Chinese cities: Uneven landscape of urban land development under market reforms and globalization
Construction land expansion and cultivated land protection in urbanizing China: Insights from national land surveys, 1996–2006
What Attracts People to Visit Community Open Spaces? A Case Study of the Overseas Chinese Town Community in Shenzhen, China
A well-designed open space that encourages outdoor activity and social communication is a community asset that could potentially contribute to the health of local residents and social harmony of the community. Numerous factors may influence the use of each single space and may result in a variety of visitors. Compared with previous studies that focused on accessibility, this study highlights the relationship between the utilization and characteri…
Urban land marketization in China: Central policy, local initiative, and market mechanism
Increasing the use of large-scale public open spaces: A case study of the North Central Axis Square in Shenzhen, China
Increasing the Use of Urban Greenways in Developing Countries: A Case Study on Wutong Greenway in Shenzhen, China
Given the benefits of urban greenways on the health and well-being of urban populations, the increased use of urban greenways has garnered increasing attention. Studies on urban greenways, however, have been mostly conducted in Western countries, whereas there is limited knowledge on greenway use in urban areas in developing countries. To address this shortcoming, the present study selected Wutong Greenway in Shenzhen, China, as a case study and …
Value capture in protected areas from the perspective of common-pool resource governance: A case study of Jiuzhai Valley National Park, China
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) engages with a variety of important policy issues through linking social science data with spatial analysis and by demonstrating the importance of applied GIS in both the public and private sector. GIS, though commonly used in the realms of city planning and natural resource analysis, have a far broader range of applications ranging from analysis of ancient community interactions to modern social media data
Bringing city size in understanding the permanent settlement intention of rural–urban migrants in China
China's recent hukou reform provides opportunities for rural–urban migrants to acquire formal citizenship and for the country's urbanisation to step into a fair and humanistic stage. However, the between‐city variation in migrants' intention of hukou transfer and the heterogeneity of its influencing factors have rarely been examined. These research gaps make it impossible to the rationality and effectiveness of the localised hukou entry criteria …
Delimiting urban growth boundaries using the CLUE-S model with village administrative boundaries
Exploring the factors affecting regional land development patterns at different developmental stages: Evidence from 289 Chinese cities
Spatial Determinants of Land Conversion for Various Urban Use: A Case Study of Beijing
Studying the factors that influence the expansion of different types of construction land is instrumental in formulating targeted policies and regulations, and can reduce or prevent the negative impacts of unreasonable land use changes. Using land use survey data of Beijing (2001 and 2010), an autologistic model quantitatively analyzed the leading driving forces and differences in four types of construction land expansion (industrial, residential…
Life Expectancy in Chinese Cities: Spatially Varied Role of Socioeconomic Development, Population Structure, and Natural Conditions
Improving life expectancy, as well as people's health and wellbeing, is an important goal both for the Chinese government and the United Nations. Therefore, to analyze the main factors influencing life expectancy in prefecture-level cities in China, this study uses classical ordinary least-squares regression and geographical weighted regression on the data of the latest census. Moreover, regional differences induced by each influencing factor are…
Spatial pattern and changing trend of population inflow in China’s five major urban agglomerations
Urban agglomeration plays an important role in China’s urbanization pattern, and it is also the main population inflow place in the period of rapid urbanization. This paper focuses on the five urban agglomerations of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, the Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta, the middle reaches of the Yangtze River and Chengdu-Chongqing. Using the census and dynamic monitoring survey data of floating population, this paper analyzes the…
Unequal impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on mental health: Role of the neighborhood environment
Analysis of Otome Mobile Game from the Perspective of Feminism in China
Computer and mobile games have become popular ways of entertainment. Currently, the number of female mobile game users is increasing year by year, accounting for roughly the same proportion as that of male users. Therefore, otome games, which are mainly targeted at female players, have gradually attracted more attention in the Chinese game industry. In China, YunShangYuYi stands out among mobile games for women after publishing. From the perspect…
The ‘intention to stay’ of the floating migrant population: A spatiotemporal meta‐analysis in Chinese cities
Recent literature on the floating population in Chinese cities has shed much light on their intention to stay in the city, while the empirical results have been highly controverted. This study performed a meta‐analysis to quantitatively examine the spatiotemporal variation in research foci and the changes in the characteristics of the floating population per se by synthesizing 152 peer‐reviewed papers on their intention of long‐term residence. Me…
Stability and change in China's geography of intercity migration: A network analysis
China's migration boom has reshaped its domestic economic pattern and social structure, resulting in a typical urbanization model dominated by massive internal migration. By using the 1% National Population Sample Survey data in 2005 and 2015, this study depicts and analyses the spatial pattern of intercity migration in China and its changes using the Gini index, network analysis approach, and gravity model. Individual‐level data enable us to rev…
Stay or leave: How migrants respond to dispersal policies in Beijing
Rapid population influx has caused various urban problems in megacities of the global South, which has encouraged some governments to take measures for controlling population growth. As one of the most populous cities and the capital of China, Beijing has recently proposed a series of policy instruments to disperse migrants and prevent population congestion. This study examines the effectiveness of these dispersal policies by answering two specif…
Group differentiation and spatial pattern of residence stability of floating population
Using the sampling survey data of 1% of the population in 2015, this paper analyzes the overall characteristics, group differentiation and spatial differences of the residence stability of the floating population, and discusses the influencing factors of the residence stability of the floating population. The results show that: a. the average residence time of China’s inter city floating population in the current city is about 5 years, the reside…
Optimization of underground open intermediary space comfort in TOD complexes: A case study of Chongqing, China
Rapid urbanization drives social development, but at the same time brings sustainable development Rapid urbanization drives social development, but at the same time brings sustainable development advantages of expanding underground space and relieving urban traffic congestion. High quality TOD complexes with natural elements in the intermediary space have been considered as one of the important means to address sustainable urban development. Neve…
People and Places in the 2020 Census: New Geographies of Population Growth in China
Did new geographies of population growth emerge in China? The answer, from recently released 2020 census main data, appears to be no. Between 2010 and 2020, population grew faster northwest of the Hu line than southeast of the line despite the former area’s harsher natural environment. In general, population still increased, and increased faster, in places that previously grew, and grew faster, despite China’s economic slowdown and restructuring.…
Are adaptation challenges relevant to the location choices of internal migrants? Evidence from China
This paper highlights the relevance of adaptation challenges to the location choices of internal migrants, thereby adding to the recognition that they are newcomers to the host society. To achieve this, it presents an examination of how cultural, institutional and social differences between origin and destination regions, which internal migrants need to adapt to, impact their location choices, using labour migration within China as a case study. …
Does the spatial distribution of afforestation by government and farmers in Beijing follow a random pattern
Unveiling interprovincial geographic patterns of 5A-level tourism cultural ecosystem service flows and tourist preferences in China's metacoupled systems
Geography (30 works) · China (28 works) · Economics (22 works) · Economic geography (17 works) · Business (14 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Economic growth (11 works) · Political science (11 works) · Population (11 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (10 works)