L Sun
Biographic Data
| ID | 6223 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L Sun |
| GIVEN NAMES | L |
| FAMILY NAME | Sun |
| SIGNATURE | SUN L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Leeds |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0102-8801 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Voting from the margins: Transnational political participation and gendered labour of indonesian migrant domestic workers in Kuala lumpur and Hong Kong
Despite legal equality in voting rights, public discourse persistently reinscribes migrant women’s political engagement through the idiom of “deficit,” casting their participation as lacking, insufficient, or anomalously disengaged. This paper focuses on a precarious community, migrant women employed in private domestic work in Asian countries, and examines their participation in elections in their home country, Indonesia. Drawing on 40 in-depth …
Aesthetic modular source and carbon potential as mathematical foundations for architectural Aigc design
Most architects rely on aesthetic intuition, often neglecting the mathematical foundations that underlie aesthetic judgement in design. This study addresses this gap by proposing a mathematical framework that supports both aesthetic excellence and low-carbon performance in architecture. The first contribution is to identify the essence of modular aesthetics as rooted in classical mathematical constructs—ratio, sequence, and spiral. The second con…
Validity of the Tree Drawing Test Suicide Ideation Assessment Scale in adolescents
The TDT-SIAS demonstrated good screening performance and effectively distinguished adolescents with suicidal ideation from those without. It may serve as a preliminary screening tool for adolescent suicidal ideation. However, limitations of this study include the relatively small sample size and the lack of consideration for cultural differences, which may affect generalizability. Future studies should expand sample size and examine cross-cultura…
Prevalence and associated factors of depression and anxiety among patients with melasma: A cross-sectional study in China
The prevalence of depression and anxiety was higher among patients with melasma. Depression was negatively correlated with the older but positively correlated with high BMI and poor quality of life. Anxiety was positively associated with poor sleep quality. On the basis of these findings, the present study suggests that routine screening for depression and anxiety should be conducted in patients with melasma to facilitate early intervention strat…
Ride-hailing drivers’ working conditions and social protection in China
This article aims to examine ride-hailing drivers’ working conditions and social protection in China. Through interviews with 25 ride-hailing drivers in Beijing, we found that their working conditions are precarious, stressful, surveilled, and their social protection exhibits features of inadequacy and fragmentation. They are excluded from social insurance for urban employees due to the lack of a formal employment relationship. Instead, they larg…
Metaphors For Designing Modern Products with New Meanings from Cultural Art Features: Insights from Thailand
A metaphor is a valuable tool for creative design. It assists designers in comprehending design concepts by putting them next to things they already know. To generate creative ideas from metaphors, designers have to think creatively
Social networks and drivers of highly skilled migration: The case of Shenzhen City in China
In China, the number of highly skilled domestic migrants has been growing significantly. Many highly skilled personnel have migrated to megacities located in eastern China. Through semistructured interviews with 54 highly skilled migrants in the city of Shenzhen, we find that economic incentives, urban amenities, preferential policies and social networks act as drivers for their migration. Because the role of social networks has been overlooked i…
The use of E-health during the Covid-19 pandemic: A case study in China's Hubei province
Globally, the use of e-health has accelerated dramatically during the coronavirus pandemic. Based on both quantitative and qualitative data collected in China's Hubei province (i.e. the first epicentre of COVID-19), this research explores how the pandemic influences the practices of e-health from the perspective of users. Through analysis of 1,033 surveys and 14 in-depth interviews, we find that e-health has played a crucial role in residents' he…
Stability by change – the changing public-private mix in social welfare provision in China and the Netherlands
The topic of social welfare provision is currently drawing a lot of attention in both the Netherlands and China. Both governments are considering a new division between the responsibilities of the state, the individual citizen and the market. Both countries find themselves having to develop new socially and financially sustainable systems of social welfare provision. From the angle of the public-private mix, this article seeks to discuss the inst…
Ornithogenic soils and the paleoecology of pygoscelid penguins in Antarctica
The Distribution and Significance of Sassanid Silver Currency in China
Stability by change – the changing public-private mix in social welfare provision in China and the Netherlands
The topic of social welfare provision is currently drawing a lot of attention in both the Netherlands and China. Both governments are considering a new division between the responsibilities of the state, the individual citizen and the market. Both countries find themselves having to develop new socially and financially sustainable systems of social welfare provision. From the angle of the public-private mix, this article seeks to discuss the inst…
Social networks and drivers of highly skilled migration: The case of Shenzhen City in China
In China, the number of highly skilled domestic migrants has been growing significantly. Many highly skilled personnel have migrated to megacities located in eastern China. Through semistructured interviews with 54 highly skilled migrants in the city of Shenzhen, we find that economic incentives, urban amenities, preferential policies and social networks act as drivers for their migration. Because the role of social networks has been overlooked i…
The use of E-health during the Covid-19 pandemic: A case study in China's Hubei province
Globally, the use of e-health has accelerated dramatically during the coronavirus pandemic. Based on both quantitative and qualitative data collected in China's Hubei province (i.e. the first epicentre of COVID-19), this research explores how the pandemic influences the practices of e-health from the perspective of users. Through analysis of 1,033 surveys and 14 in-depth interviews, we find that e-health has played a crucial role in residents' he…
The Distribution and Significance of Sassanid Silver Currency in China
The Distribution and Significance of Sassanid Silver Currency in China
Ornithogenic soils and the paleoecology of pygoscelid penguins in Antarctica
Stability by change – the changing public-private mix in social welfare provision in China and the Netherlands
The topic of social welfare provision is currently drawing a lot of attention in both the Netherlands and China. Both governments are considering a new division between the responsibilities of the state, the individual citizen and the market. Both countries find themselves having to develop new socially and financially sustainable systems of social welfare provision. From the angle of the public-private mix, this article seeks to discuss the inst…
The use of E-health during the Covid-19 pandemic: A case study in China's Hubei province
Globally, the use of e-health has accelerated dramatically during the coronavirus pandemic. Based on both quantitative and qualitative data collected in China's Hubei province (i.e. the first epicentre of COVID-19), this research explores how the pandemic influences the practices of e-health from the perspective of users. Through analysis of 1,033 surveys and 14 in-depth interviews, we find that e-health has played a crucial role in residents' he…
Metaphors For Designing Modern Products with New Meanings from Cultural Art Features: Insights from Thailand
A metaphor is a valuable tool for creative design. It assists designers in comprehending design concepts by putting them next to things they already know. To generate creative ideas from metaphors, designers have to think creatively
Social networks and drivers of highly skilled migration: The case of Shenzhen City in China
In China, the number of highly skilled domestic migrants has been growing significantly. Many highly skilled personnel have migrated to megacities located in eastern China. Through semistructured interviews with 54 highly skilled migrants in the city of Shenzhen, we find that economic incentives, urban amenities, preferential policies and social networks act as drivers for their migration. Because the role of social networks has been overlooked i…
Ride-hailing drivers’ working conditions and social protection in China
This article aims to examine ride-hailing drivers’ working conditions and social protection in China. Through interviews with 25 ride-hailing drivers in Beijing, we found that their working conditions are precarious, stressful, surveilled, and their social protection exhibits features of inadequacy and fragmentation. They are excluded from social insurance for urban employees due to the lack of a formal employment relationship. Instead, they larg…
Validity of the Tree Drawing Test Suicide Ideation Assessment Scale in adolescents
The TDT-SIAS demonstrated good screening performance and effectively distinguished adolescents with suicidal ideation from those without. It may serve as a preliminary screening tool for adolescent suicidal ideation. However, limitations of this study include the relatively small sample size and the lack of consideration for cultural differences, which may affect generalizability. Future studies should expand sample size and examine cross-cultura…
Prevalence and associated factors of depression and anxiety among patients with melasma: A cross-sectional study in China
The prevalence of depression and anxiety was higher among patients with melasma. Depression was negatively correlated with the older but positively correlated with high BMI and poor quality of life. Anxiety was positively associated with poor sleep quality. On the basis of these findings, the present study suggests that routine screening for depression and anxiety should be conducted in patients with melasma to facilitate early intervention strat…
Voting from the margins: Transnational political participation and gendered labour of indonesian migrant domestic workers in Kuala lumpur and Hong Kong
Despite legal equality in voting rights, public discourse persistently reinscribes migrant women’s political engagement through the idiom of “deficit,” casting their participation as lacking, insufficient, or anomalously disengaged. This paper focuses on a precarious community, migrant women employed in private domestic work in Asian countries, and examines their participation in elections in their home country, Indonesia. Drawing on 40 in-depth …
Aesthetic modular source and carbon potential as mathematical foundations for architectural Aigc design
Most architects rely on aesthetic intuition, often neglecting the mathematical foundations that underlie aesthetic judgement in design. This study addresses this gap by proposing a mathematical framework that supports both aesthetic excellence and low-carbon performance in architecture. The first contribution is to identify the essence of modular aesthetics as rooted in classical mathematical constructs—ratio, sequence, and spiral. The second con…
China (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Affect (linguistics (2 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Law (2 works)