Huimin Gu
Biographic Data
| ID | 5046687 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Huimin Gu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Huimin |
| FAMILY NAME | Gu |
| SIGNATURE | GU H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Beijing International Studies University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3746-5210 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 107 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Multidimensional analysis of pulmonary tuberculosis epidemiological characteristics in Jining City from 2010 to 2024
Objective: To understand the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics, epidemiological features, and long-term trends in the incidence of pulmonary tuberculosis in Jining City from 2010 to 2024, and to provide scientific evidence for the formulation of targeted prevention and control strategies. Methods: Spatial autocorrelation and spatiotemporal scan analyses were used to study the spatial distribution characteristics and spatiotemporal clust…
Unpacking dual effects of ambivalence toward technologies in online live streaming learning
Purpose Shifting to OLSL classes during the pandemic can bring learners ambivalent experiences: negative, positive or both appraisals toward the technologies. However, few studies have examined how ambivalent experiences can influence students' learning behaviors, specifically cyberslacking and active participation. Using the challenge-hindrance stressor framework, this study investigates the impact of challenge and hindrance appraisals on these …
From Darkest to Finest Hour
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic adversely affected the global tourism industry and continues to impact the Chinese hotel sector today. Using a multiple cases study method, we analyzed the response strategies of four Chinese hotel groups – Jinling, Jinjiang, New Century Hotels & Resorts, and Huazhu Group Ltd.—across four successive periods: (1) outbreak; (2) first recovery; (3) struggle; and (4) a predicted finest moment. We identified four interna…
A thread connects all beads”
The affordances of AI‐enabled automatic scoring applications on learners’ continuous learning intention
Traditional educational giants and natural language processing companies have launched several artificial intelligence (AI)‐enabled digital learning applications to facilitate language learning. One typical application of AI in digital language education is the automatic scoring application that provides feedback on pronunciation repeat outcomes. This research is motivated by the usage of automatic scoring‐empowered digital learning tools by lang…
Gender and Tourism Development in China
This introductory essay clarifies the tendency of gender and tourism development in China. The study of tourism and gender in China is still immature, especially as it just focuses on the positive effects of tourism development on female roles through the statistics of three Chinese periodicals. We therefore argue that it is necessary to raise awareness of China’s uniqueness, as the nation, market, and family and traditional culture shape China’s…
Can innovative behavior be led by management? A study from the lodging business
Political connections, guanxi and adoption of CSR policies in the Chinese hotel industry
Touristic Perceptions in a Taoist Chinese Village
The article reports findings derived from a sample of 357 questionnaires that were self-completed by respondents after a visit to the Taoist village of Qiyunshan. The village has a heritage of several hundred years as a Taoist pilgrimage site and in 2003 it was opened to the wider world through the construction of a cable car that takes visitors directly to the village. The main attractions are the scenic areas, the Taoist tradition, the resident…
Tourism, heritage, and sacred space
This paper analyzes the development of a Buddhist pilgrimage destination, Wutai Shan, China, as both a world heritage site and a tourist destination. We examine the impact this process has had on local residents and the types of visitors world heritage status attracts. This research points to two findings: (1) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization world heritage status can lead to spatial conflicts in societies in which…
Study of the Dimensions of Customer-Based Hotel Brand Equity
With the fierce competition in the hotel market, hotels have paid a great deal of attention to hotel branding to acquire competitive advantages. Therefore, hotel brand equity (HBE) has gradually become the focus of research in the industry. This article discusses HBE's dimensions and their relationships from the information economics point of view and the cognitive psychology point of view and proposes an HBE dimensions relationship theory based …
Hongcun, China—Residents' Perceptions of the Impacts of Tourism on a Rural Community
The article reports the results of a mixed methods research study with a sample of 418 respondents in a quantitative study and semistructured interviews with 40 respondents, both sets of respondents residing in the village of Hongcun, Anhui Province, China. The quantitative study involved approximately 43% of the adult village residents. Hongcun is a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage site tha…
The allure of the post-modern – A response to Robert Shepherd
Constructionism and culture in research
Managerial Responsibility, Environmental Practice, and Response Sets in a Sample of Chinese Hotel Managers
This article reports the results of attempting to reconcile the findings of clusters derived from Chinese hotel managers' scores on the New Environmental Paradigm with understandings of managerial responsibility and reported hotel environmental practices. Though initial results seemed consistent, closer examination revealed problems relating to possible response sets to the questionnaire items. Given a society where “face” is considered important…
Place attachment, identity and community impacts of tourism—the case of a Beijing hutong
The Impacts of Sars on the Consumer Behaviour of Chinese Domestic Tourists
By analysing the impacts of SARS on the consumer behaviour of Chinese tourists, this empirical research paper probes into the sensitivity of consumers towards crises in making decisions concerning leisure travel. The survey indicates that SARS has greatly affected people’s life, work and travelling during the SARS period while the impacts on people’s inclination to travel, the preference of leisure trips and concern of public hygiene vary. Genera…
The Relationship Between Resident Income and Domestic Tourism in China
Domestic tourism is a major sector of a mature and sophisticated tourism industry. The development of domestic tourism is highly related to economic development. By using economic consumption theory, this article analyses China's domestic tourism consumption in the light of the evolution and future trends of Residents' income and its distribution structure
Place attachment, identity and community impacts of tourism—the case of a Beijing hutong
Constructionism and culture in research
Political connections, guanxi and adoption of CSR policies in the Chinese hotel industry
Hongcun, China—Residents' Perceptions of the Impacts of Tourism on a Rural Community
The article reports the results of a mixed methods research study with a sample of 418 respondents in a quantitative study and semistructured interviews with 40 respondents, both sets of respondents residing in the village of Hongcun, Anhui Province, China. The quantitative study involved approximately 43% of the adult village residents. Hongcun is a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage site tha…
A thread connects all beads”
Can innovative behavior be led by management? A study from the lodging business
Touristic Perceptions in a Taoist Chinese Village
The article reports findings derived from a sample of 357 questionnaires that were self-completed by respondents after a visit to the Taoist village of Qiyunshan. The village has a heritage of several hundred years as a Taoist pilgrimage site and in 2003 it was opened to the wider world through the construction of a cable car that takes visitors directly to the village. The main attractions are the scenic areas, the Taoist tradition, the resident…
The allure of the post-modern – A response to Robert Shepherd
Gender and Tourism Development in China
This introductory essay clarifies the tendency of gender and tourism development in China. The study of tourism and gender in China is still immature, especially as it just focuses on the positive effects of tourism development on female roles through the statistics of three Chinese periodicals. We therefore argue that it is necessary to raise awareness of China’s uniqueness, as the nation, market, and family and traditional culture shape China’s…
Managerial Responsibility, Environmental Practice, and Response Sets in a Sample of Chinese Hotel Managers
This article reports the results of attempting to reconcile the findings of clusters derived from Chinese hotel managers' scores on the New Environmental Paradigm with understandings of managerial responsibility and reported hotel environmental practices. Though initial results seemed consistent, closer examination revealed problems relating to possible response sets to the questionnaire items. Given a society where “face” is considered important…
From Darkest to Finest Hour
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic adversely affected the global tourism industry and continues to impact the Chinese hotel sector today. Using a multiple cases study method, we analyzed the response strategies of four Chinese hotel groups – Jinling, Jinjiang, New Century Hotels & Resorts, and Huazhu Group Ltd.—across four successive periods: (1) outbreak; (2) first recovery; (3) struggle; and (4) a predicted finest moment. We identified four interna…
The Relationship Between Resident Income and Domestic Tourism in China
Domestic tourism is a major sector of a mature and sophisticated tourism industry. The development of domestic tourism is highly related to economic development. By using economic consumption theory, this article analyses China's domestic tourism consumption in the light of the evolution and future trends of Residents' income and its distribution structure
The Relationship Between Resident Income and Domestic Tourism in China
Domestic tourism is a major sector of a mature and sophisticated tourism industry. The development of domestic tourism is highly related to economic development. By using economic consumption theory, this article analyses China's domestic tourism consumption in the light of the evolution and future trends of Residents' income and its distribution structure
The Impacts of Sars on the Consumer Behaviour of Chinese Domestic Tourists
By analysing the impacts of SARS on the consumer behaviour of Chinese tourists, this empirical research paper probes into the sensitivity of consumers towards crises in making decisions concerning leisure travel. The survey indicates that SARS has greatly affected people’s life, work and travelling during the SARS period while the impacts on people’s inclination to travel, the preference of leisure trips and concern of public hygiene vary. Genera…
Place attachment, identity and community impacts of tourism—the case of a Beijing hutong
Managerial Responsibility, Environmental Practice, and Response Sets in a Sample of Chinese Hotel Managers
This article reports the results of attempting to reconcile the findings of clusters derived from Chinese hotel managers' scores on the New Environmental Paradigm with understandings of managerial responsibility and reported hotel environmental practices. Though initial results seemed consistent, closer examination revealed problems relating to possible response sets to the questionnaire items. Given a society where “face” is considered important…
Study of the Dimensions of Customer-Based Hotel Brand Equity
With the fierce competition in the hotel market, hotels have paid a great deal of attention to hotel branding to acquire competitive advantages. Therefore, hotel brand equity (HBE) has gradually become the focus of research in the industry. This article discusses HBE's dimensions and their relationships from the information economics point of view and the cognitive psychology point of view and proposes an HBE dimensions relationship theory based …
Hongcun, China—Residents' Perceptions of the Impacts of Tourism on a Rural Community
The article reports the results of a mixed methods research study with a sample of 418 respondents in a quantitative study and semistructured interviews with 40 respondents, both sets of respondents residing in the village of Hongcun, Anhui Province, China. The quantitative study involved approximately 43% of the adult village residents. Hongcun is a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage site tha…
The allure of the post-modern – A response to Robert Shepherd
Constructionism and culture in research
Touristic Perceptions in a Taoist Chinese Village
The article reports findings derived from a sample of 357 questionnaires that were self-completed by respondents after a visit to the Taoist village of Qiyunshan. The village has a heritage of several hundred years as a Taoist pilgrimage site and in 2003 it was opened to the wider world through the construction of a cable car that takes visitors directly to the village. The main attractions are the scenic areas, the Taoist tradition, the resident…
Tourism, heritage, and sacred space
This paper analyzes the development of a Buddhist pilgrimage destination, Wutai Shan, China, as both a world heritage site and a tourist destination. We examine the impact this process has had on local residents and the types of visitors world heritage status attracts. This research points to two findings: (1) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization world heritage status can lead to spatial conflicts in societies in which…
Political connections, guanxi and adoption of CSR policies in the Chinese hotel industry
Can innovative behavior be led by management? A study from the lodging business
Gender and Tourism Development in China
This introductory essay clarifies the tendency of gender and tourism development in China. The study of tourism and gender in China is still immature, especially as it just focuses on the positive effects of tourism development on female roles through the statistics of three Chinese periodicals. We therefore argue that it is necessary to raise awareness of China’s uniqueness, as the nation, market, and family and traditional culture shape China’s…
The affordances of AI‐enabled automatic scoring applications on learners’ continuous learning intention
Traditional educational giants and natural language processing companies have launched several artificial intelligence (AI)‐enabled digital learning applications to facilitate language learning. One typical application of AI in digital language education is the automatic scoring application that provides feedback on pronunciation repeat outcomes. This research is motivated by the usage of automatic scoring‐empowered digital learning tools by lang…
A thread connects all beads”
From Darkest to Finest Hour
In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic adversely affected the global tourism industry and continues to impact the Chinese hotel sector today. Using a multiple cases study method, we analyzed the response strategies of four Chinese hotel groups – Jinling, Jinjiang, New Century Hotels & Resorts, and Huazhu Group Ltd.—across four successive periods: (1) outbreak; (2) first recovery; (3) struggle; and (4) a predicted finest moment. We identified four interna…
Unpacking dual effects of ambivalence toward technologies in online live streaming learning
Purpose Shifting to OLSL classes during the pandemic can bring learners ambivalent experiences: negative, positive or both appraisals toward the technologies. However, few studies have examined how ambivalent experiences can influence students' learning behaviors, specifically cyberslacking and active participation. Using the challenge-hindrance stressor framework, this study investigates the impact of challenge and hindrance appraisals on these …
Multidimensional analysis of pulmonary tuberculosis epidemiological characteristics in Jining City from 2010 to 2024
Objective: To understand the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics, epidemiological features, and long-term trends in the incidence of pulmonary tuberculosis in Jining City from 2010 to 2024, and to provide scientific evidence for the formulation of targeted prevention and control strategies. Methods: Spatial autocorrelation and spatiotemporal scan analyses were used to study the spatial distribution characteristics and spatiotemporal clust…
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