Lili Qian
Biographic Data
| ID | 6157944 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lili Qian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lili |
| FAMILY NAME | Qian |
| SIGNATURE | QIAN L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nanjing University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0546-1458 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
How Social Cognitive Factors Influence Rural Tourism Entrepreneurial Intention
We developed and tested an integrated social cognitive theory–entrepreneurial event model ( SCT – EEM ) framework to explain rural tourism entrepreneurial intentions in a sample of 472 final‐year tourism and hospitality undergraduates in rural Zhejiang Province, China. Using partial least squares structural equation modeling ( PLS – SEM ) and data from field surveys (April–May 2024), we found that perceived policy support exerts a direct effect (…
Restoring residents’ place attachment in long term post-disaster recovery
(Re)imagining others
Amid the ongoing ‘digital turn’, tourism sites increasingly employ digital technologies to construct immersive narratives and stimulate imagination. However, research has largely focused on tourists’ self-envisioning in future consumption contexts from a marketing perspective, while neglecting the act of imagining others in historical events and its impact on historical empathy from a geographical perspective. Dark tourism—in which visitors encou…
Visual-Auditory Sensescape Fascination (Vasf) of Qiantang tidal bore
The study introduced and conceptualised a novel construct to evaluate the multisensory experience of destination sensescapes, termed as Visual-Auditory Sensescape Fascination (VASF). An eight-dimensional 32-item VASF scale was developed, encompassing Landscape Fascination (mystique, richness, attractiveness, uniqueness, and fitness) and Soundscape Fascination (pleasantness, arousal, and appropriateness). A questionnaire survey of 476 Qiantang tid…
Risk, Obligation, and Public Noncompliance with Mobility Directives in China during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Human mobility greatly increases the risk of epidemic transmission. This study examines the psychological mechanism of individuals' noncompliance with public health directives and their choice to travel amidst threats through two rounds of surveys (N = 1473 in total) in China at different stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. This research revealed the relative strength of the motivating and impeding factors that determined behavioral intention. In su…
Hit close to home
Echoing calls for further empirical research of exploring complex mechanism of dark tourism experiences, as well as following the series of studies on post-disaster recovery (Wenchuan earthquake in China), it takes an earthquake-ruined country town Beichuan as a study case to explore relationships between dark places, on-site experiences, and behavioral intentions. By using structural equation modeling, it proves that the framework of aroused mem…
Exploring sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints to visiting “dark tourism” sites
Previous studies have focused on exploring why people seek out sites of death, whereas little is known about why they do not visit or revisit such sites. This paper aims to fill this gap by exploring the inner constraints on visiting the darkest edge of the dark tourism spectrum among both participants (N = 460) and non-participants (N = 275). By identifying four sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints in the context of dark tourism (i.e., tr…
Exploring sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints to visiting “dark tourism” sites
Previous studies have focused on exploring why people seek out sites of death, whereas little is known about why they do not visit or revisit such sites. This paper aims to fill this gap by exploring the inner constraints on visiting the darkest edge of the dark tourism spectrum among both participants (N = 460) and non-participants (N = 275). By identifying four sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints in the context of dark tourism (i.e., tr…
Hit close to home
Echoing calls for further empirical research of exploring complex mechanism of dark tourism experiences, as well as following the series of studies on post-disaster recovery (Wenchuan earthquake in China), it takes an earthquake-ruined country town Beichuan as a study case to explore relationships between dark places, on-site experiences, and behavioral intentions. By using structural equation modeling, it proves that the framework of aroused mem…
Exploring sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints to visiting “dark tourism” sites
Previous studies have focused on exploring why people seek out sites of death, whereas little is known about why they do not visit or revisit such sites. This paper aims to fill this gap by exploring the inner constraints on visiting the darkest edge of the dark tourism spectrum among both participants (N = 460) and non-participants (N = 275). By identifying four sub-dimensions of intrapersonal constraints in the context of dark tourism (i.e., tr…
Hit close to home
Echoing calls for further empirical research of exploring complex mechanism of dark tourism experiences, as well as following the series of studies on post-disaster recovery (Wenchuan earthquake in China), it takes an earthquake-ruined country town Beichuan as a study case to explore relationships between dark places, on-site experiences, and behavioral intentions. By using structural equation modeling, it proves that the framework of aroused mem…
Risk, Obligation, and Public Noncompliance with Mobility Directives in China during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Human mobility greatly increases the risk of epidemic transmission. This study examines the psychological mechanism of individuals' noncompliance with public health directives and their choice to travel amidst threats through two rounds of surveys (N = 1473 in total) in China at different stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. This research revealed the relative strength of the motivating and impeding factors that determined behavioral intention. In su…
Restoring residents’ place attachment in long term post-disaster recovery
(Re)imagining others
Amid the ongoing ‘digital turn’, tourism sites increasingly employ digital technologies to construct immersive narratives and stimulate imagination. However, research has largely focused on tourists’ self-envisioning in future consumption contexts from a marketing perspective, while neglecting the act of imagining others in historical events and its impact on historical empathy from a geographical perspective. Dark tourism—in which visitors encou…
Visual-Auditory Sensescape Fascination (Vasf) of Qiantang tidal bore
The study introduced and conceptualised a novel construct to evaluate the multisensory experience of destination sensescapes, termed as Visual-Auditory Sensescape Fascination (VASF). An eight-dimensional 32-item VASF scale was developed, encompassing Landscape Fascination (mystique, richness, attractiveness, uniqueness, and fitness) and Soundscape Fascination (pleasantness, arousal, and appropriateness). A questionnaire survey of 476 Qiantang tid…
How Social Cognitive Factors Influence Rural Tourism Entrepreneurial Intention
We developed and tested an integrated social cognitive theory–entrepreneurial event model ( SCT – EEM ) framework to explain rural tourism entrepreneurial intentions in a sample of 472 final‐year tourism and hospitality undergraduates in rural Zhejiang Province, China. Using partial least squares structural equation modeling ( PLS – SEM ) and data from field surveys (April–May 2024), we found that perceived policy support exerts a direct effect (…
Tourism (5 works) · Dark tourism (3 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Nostalgia and Consumer Behavior (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Place attachment (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)