Xie YanJun
Biographic Data
| ID | 5671928 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xie YanJun |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xie |
| FAMILY NAME | YanJun |
| SIGNATURE | YANJUN X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Dongbei University of Finance and Economics |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Retracted articles on stem cells are continuously cited in publications and used by ChatGPT
The ‘internal orientalism’
Based on Orientalism theory and the fieldwork conducted in Tibet, this article proposes the concept of ‘Internal Orientalism’ to illustrate the gap between the way in which the Tibetan people are gazed upon by tourists and the way they actually exist. This concept from Said’s Orientalism is now beyond geographical limitations, placing its explanatory power in tourist encounters. By analyzing the field material and postcards collected in Tibet usi…
Development of China's Outbound Tourism and the Characteristics of Its Tourist Flow
Reviewing the development of China's outbound tourism, this article analyzes the characteristics of China's tourism flow according to the official statistics and highlights the demand characteristics and consumption preferences of Chinese outbound travelers and the factors influencing China's outbound tourism. 本文以官方统计数据为依据,通过对中国旅游流的分析,审视中国出境旅游的发展,并指出中国出境游客的需求特征、消费偏好及影响中国出境旅游的因素
Cultural Tourism vs Tourist Culture
Cultural tourism in modern metropolises has a different way of development from that in small native societies or communities. Also, the consequences of such development may show features that have not yet proved attractive for serious researchers, especially in China. Most studies of cultural tourism focus on the impacts of tourism development on those typical and unique ethnic communities, and consequently ignore its counterpart in modern citie…
Off the Beaten Theoretical Track Domestic Tourism in China
Conventional wisdom in tourism research often looks like the younger Johann Strauss’ Perpetuum Mobile, as it repeats itself to no end. It holds some truths, self-evident among them (1) that tourism behaviour consists of the interaction between two groups of people, usually known as hosts and guests, locals and visitors, tourers and tourees (Berghe 1994), und so weiter; (2) that hosts, locals, and tourees are members of traditional communities usu…
The UK market for tourism in China
Development of China's Outbound Tourism and the Characteristics of Its Tourist Flow
Reviewing the development of China's outbound tourism, this article analyzes the characteristics of China's tourism flow according to the official statistics and highlights the demand characteristics and consumption preferences of Chinese outbound travelers and the factors influencing China's outbound tourism. 本文以官方统计数据为依据,通过对中国旅游流的分析,审视中国出境旅游的发展,并指出中国出境游客的需求特征、消费偏好及影响中国出境旅游的因素
The ‘internal orientalism’
Based on Orientalism theory and the fieldwork conducted in Tibet, this article proposes the concept of ‘Internal Orientalism’ to illustrate the gap between the way in which the Tibetan people are gazed upon by tourists and the way they actually exist. This concept from Said’s Orientalism is now beyond geographical limitations, placing its explanatory power in tourist encounters. By analyzing the field material and postcards collected in Tibet usi…
Cultural Tourism vs Tourist Culture
Cultural tourism in modern metropolises has a different way of development from that in small native societies or communities. Also, the consequences of such development may show features that have not yet proved attractive for serious researchers, especially in China. Most studies of cultural tourism focus on the impacts of tourism development on those typical and unique ethnic communities, and consequently ignore its counterpart in modern citie…
Off the Beaten Theoretical Track Domestic Tourism in China
Conventional wisdom in tourism research often looks like the younger Johann Strauss’ Perpetuum Mobile, as it repeats itself to no end. It holds some truths, self-evident among them (1) that tourism behaviour consists of the interaction between two groups of people, usually known as hosts and guests, locals and visitors, tourers and tourees (Berghe 1994), und so weiter; (2) that hosts, locals, and tourees are members of traditional communities usu…
The UK market for tourism in China
Off the Beaten Theoretical Track Domestic Tourism in China
Conventional wisdom in tourism research often looks like the younger Johann Strauss’ Perpetuum Mobile, as it repeats itself to no end. It holds some truths, self-evident among them (1) that tourism behaviour consists of the interaction between two groups of people, usually known as hosts and guests, locals and visitors, tourers and tourees (Berghe 1994), und so weiter; (2) that hosts, locals, and tourees are members of traditional communities usu…
Cultural Tourism vs Tourist Culture
Cultural tourism in modern metropolises has a different way of development from that in small native societies or communities. Also, the consequences of such development may show features that have not yet proved attractive for serious researchers, especially in China. Most studies of cultural tourism focus on the impacts of tourism development on those typical and unique ethnic communities, and consequently ignore its counterpart in modern citie…
Development of China's Outbound Tourism and the Characteristics of Its Tourist Flow
Reviewing the development of China's outbound tourism, this article analyzes the characteristics of China's tourism flow according to the official statistics and highlights the demand characteristics and consumption preferences of Chinese outbound travelers and the factors influencing China's outbound tourism. 本文以官方统计数据为依据,通过对中国旅游流的分析,审视中国出境旅游的发展,并指出中国出境游客的需求特征、消费偏好及影响中国出境旅游的因素
The ‘internal orientalism’
Based on Orientalism theory and the fieldwork conducted in Tibet, this article proposes the concept of ‘Internal Orientalism’ to illustrate the gap between the way in which the Tibetan people are gazed upon by tourists and the way they actually exist. This concept from Said’s Orientalism is now beyond geographical limitations, placing its explanatory power in tourist encounters. By analyzing the field material and postcards collected in Tibet usi…
Retracted articles on stem cells are continuously cited in publications and used by ChatGPT
Tourism (5 works) · China (4 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (2 works) · Economics (2 works)