X Q Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 6688085 |
|---|---|
| NAME | X Q Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | X Q |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU X Q |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sichuan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3402-8883 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Constructing an integrated model of tourism livestreaming acceptance: Scale development and validation
This research conceptualises tourism livestreaming as an innovation and conducts rigorous scale development of tourism livestreaming acceptance. Tourism livestreaming acceptance is identified as a four-dimensional construct, including acquisition, emotional connection, transformation, and recommendation, which collectively portray comprehensive acceptance. Moreover, the stimuli-organism-response framework serves as a theoretical model that reveal…
Tibetan medicine Siwei Zhixie Mutang Powder ameliorates ulcerative colitis by suppressing JAK2/STAT3 and NF-κB signaling
Special Physical Education in Chinese Universities: An analysis of the education policy implementation process from stakeholders’ perspectives
Sensory activation or distraction? Investigating tourists’ processing of aesthetics and authenticity at “New Type” bookstores
Group counterattack to destination infringement events: Media empowerment and emotional conduction regarding interactive ritual theory
To explore the fomentation and diffusion process of tourism infringement incidents on social media, this study adopted an exploratory sequential mixed-method approach. Findings from in-depth interview and web text analysis indicated that destination crisis event on social media is fermented in three stages: emotional arousal, emotional interaction and emotional resonance. Further, quantitative research (PLS-SEM) yielded the impact of social norms…
Factors affecting the interest of students with special needs in physical education participation in colleges and universities: A grounded theory study of the special physical education classroom
Multi-authenticity of destinations: Deconstructing tourists’ gaze components upon media endorsers
Reversibility between ‘cocreation’ and ‘codestruction’: Evidence from Chinese travel livestreaming
Travel livestreaming has brought light to the tourism industry during the darkness of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although travel livestreaming is in full swing in practice, academic research on this subject is somewhat lagging. Value dimensions/drivers derived from service field may contribute to the overall value of relevant stakeholders. The aim of this preliminary study is to identify emotional experiences from the perspective of travel livestream…
Constructing online destination brand experience and bilateral behavioral intentions: A sensory conduction perspective
The emergence of short-form videos brings the sensory experience of the destination from offline to online and connects with the online destination brand experience (ODBE). Within the data crawled from short-form video content about Moshi Park, the study explored users’ destination sensory stimulation. Furthermore, we propose a cognitive–affective-conative model to investigate the relationship between sensory experience, ODBE and behavioral inten…
High lamb natural mortality versus specialized culling at Bangga on the southern Tibetan Plateau 3000 BP
Pastoralism has a long history on the high-elevation Tibetan Plateau. However, the specific risks faced by early flocks on the plateau and ways that herders managed their animals have not been well explored. Dated to the third millennium BP, the archeological settlement of Bangga represents an early agro-pastoral community at 3800 m above sea level (m a.s.l.) and a rare opportunity to examine these issues. Mortality profiles have been a powerful …
Framing the travel livestreaming in China: A new star rising under the Covid-19
Live streaming has risen as a new force especially in China during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study adopted frame analysis combining with factor analysis on news coverage to investigate the mechanism of live streaming remedying defects and restoring confidence after the severe blow. Themes including ‘tourism under the COVID-19—supply side, tourism under the COVID-19—demand side, travel live streaming pattern, region revitalization, new travel tr…
Beyond complainers: Reclassifying customers of travel agency regarding post-failure behavior and loyalty performance
Focusing on negative emotions and compensation preference, this article innovatively classifies customers encountering service failure into four types: troublesome, opportunistic, emotional and friendly. To test the rationality of the classification, loyalty differences were examined in both core service failure and interpersonal service failure scenarios by a scenario-based experimental method. The results reveal that customers show different lo…
Effects of misleading media coverage on public health crisis: A case of the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak in China
Grouping tourist complaints: What are inbound visitors’ problems with Chinese destinations
This study aims to examine inbound tourists’ complaints when visiting China and how these complaints differ in terms of tourist demographics. Tourists’ spontaneous reviews on TripAdvisor were analysed through manual coding and online automated software. Seven categories of complaint attributes with seventy-eight specific items were identified. The results showed different relationships between tourists’ demographic characteristics (age, gender, o…
Examining relationships among perceived benefit, tourist experience and satisfaction: The context of intelligent sharing bicycle
Intelligent sharing bicycle has been a new fashion in China and appeals to more and more tourists. To better understand the experience of tourists traveling on sharing bicycle, this study explored the influence of perceived benefit of sharing bicycle on different perceived experiences, including escape, entertainment, esthetic and educational experiences. The relationships between these experiences and perceived satisfaction were also tested. An …
When Archaeology Begins: The Cultural and Political Context of Chinese Archaeological Thought
Since the beginning of the 19th century, the construction of world history has been dominated by Western Europe. In Jack Goody’s recent work, The Theft of History (2007), he demonstrates that the interpretation of the past is conceptualized and presented according to what happened in Europe, and more often in Western Europe. Chinese archaeology, under the control of Western imperialism in the early 20th century, believed that it had to destroy Co…
Beyond complainers: Reclassifying customers of travel agency regarding post-failure behavior and loyalty performance
Focusing on negative emotions and compensation preference, this article innovatively classifies customers encountering service failure into four types: troublesome, opportunistic, emotional and friendly. To test the rationality of the classification, loyalty differences were examined in both core service failure and interpersonal service failure scenarios by a scenario-based experimental method. The results reveal that customers show different lo…
Examining relationships among perceived benefit, tourist experience and satisfaction: The context of intelligent sharing bicycle
Intelligent sharing bicycle has been a new fashion in China and appeals to more and more tourists. To better understand the experience of tourists traveling on sharing bicycle, this study explored the influence of perceived benefit of sharing bicycle on different perceived experiences, including escape, entertainment, esthetic and educational experiences. The relationships between these experiences and perceived satisfaction were also tested. An …
Multi-authenticity of destinations: Deconstructing tourists’ gaze components upon media endorsers
High lamb natural mortality versus specialized culling at Bangga on the southern Tibetan Plateau 3000 BP
Pastoralism has a long history on the high-elevation Tibetan Plateau. However, the specific risks faced by early flocks on the plateau and ways that herders managed their animals have not been well explored. Dated to the third millennium BP, the archeological settlement of Bangga represents an early agro-pastoral community at 3800 m above sea level (m a.s.l.) and a rare opportunity to examine these issues. Mortality profiles have been a powerful …
Grouping tourist complaints: What are inbound visitors’ problems with Chinese destinations
This study aims to examine inbound tourists’ complaints when visiting China and how these complaints differ in terms of tourist demographics. Tourists’ spontaneous reviews on TripAdvisor were analysed through manual coding and online automated software. Seven categories of complaint attributes with seventy-eight specific items were identified. The results showed different relationships between tourists’ demographic characteristics (age, gender, o…
When Archaeology Begins: The Cultural and Political Context of Chinese Archaeological Thought
Since the beginning of the 19th century, the construction of world history has been dominated by Western Europe. In Jack Goody’s recent work, The Theft of History (2007), he demonstrates that the interpretation of the past is conceptualized and presented according to what happened in Europe, and more often in Western Europe. Chinese archaeology, under the control of Western imperialism in the early 20th century, believed that it had to destroy Co…
Examining relationships among perceived benefit, tourist experience and satisfaction: The context of intelligent sharing bicycle
Intelligent sharing bicycle has been a new fashion in China and appeals to more and more tourists. To better understand the experience of tourists traveling on sharing bicycle, this study explored the influence of perceived benefit of sharing bicycle on different perceived experiences, including escape, entertainment, esthetic and educational experiences. The relationships between these experiences and perceived satisfaction were also tested. An …
Grouping tourist complaints: What are inbound visitors’ problems with Chinese destinations
This study aims to examine inbound tourists’ complaints when visiting China and how these complaints differ in terms of tourist demographics. Tourists’ spontaneous reviews on TripAdvisor were analysed through manual coding and online automated software. Seven categories of complaint attributes with seventy-eight specific items were identified. The results showed different relationships between tourists’ demographic characteristics (age, gender, o…
Effects of misleading media coverage on public health crisis: A case of the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak in China
Beyond complainers: Reclassifying customers of travel agency regarding post-failure behavior and loyalty performance
Focusing on negative emotions and compensation preference, this article innovatively classifies customers encountering service failure into four types: troublesome, opportunistic, emotional and friendly. To test the rationality of the classification, loyalty differences were examined in both core service failure and interpersonal service failure scenarios by a scenario-based experimental method. The results reveal that customers show different lo…
Framing the travel livestreaming in China: A new star rising under the Covid-19
Live streaming has risen as a new force especially in China during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study adopted frame analysis combining with factor analysis on news coverage to investigate the mechanism of live streaming remedying defects and restoring confidence after the severe blow. Themes including ‘tourism under the COVID-19—supply side, tourism under the COVID-19—demand side, travel live streaming pattern, region revitalization, new travel tr…
Reversibility between ‘cocreation’ and ‘codestruction’: Evidence from Chinese travel livestreaming
Travel livestreaming has brought light to the tourism industry during the darkness of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although travel livestreaming is in full swing in practice, academic research on this subject is somewhat lagging. Value dimensions/drivers derived from service field may contribute to the overall value of relevant stakeholders. The aim of this preliminary study is to identify emotional experiences from the perspective of travel livestream…
Constructing online destination brand experience and bilateral behavioral intentions: A sensory conduction perspective
The emergence of short-form videos brings the sensory experience of the destination from offline to online and connects with the online destination brand experience (ODBE). Within the data crawled from short-form video content about Moshi Park, the study explored users’ destination sensory stimulation. Furthermore, we propose a cognitive–affective-conative model to investigate the relationship between sensory experience, ODBE and behavioral inten…
High lamb natural mortality versus specialized culling at Bangga on the southern Tibetan Plateau 3000 BP
Pastoralism has a long history on the high-elevation Tibetan Plateau. However, the specific risks faced by early flocks on the plateau and ways that herders managed their animals have not been well explored. Dated to the third millennium BP, the archeological settlement of Bangga represents an early agro-pastoral community at 3800 m above sea level (m a.s.l.) and a rare opportunity to examine these issues. Mortality profiles have been a powerful …
Group counterattack to destination infringement events: Media empowerment and emotional conduction regarding interactive ritual theory
To explore the fomentation and diffusion process of tourism infringement incidents on social media, this study adopted an exploratory sequential mixed-method approach. Findings from in-depth interview and web text analysis indicated that destination crisis event on social media is fermented in three stages: emotional arousal, emotional interaction and emotional resonance. Further, quantitative research (PLS-SEM) yielded the impact of social norms…
Factors affecting the interest of students with special needs in physical education participation in colleges and universities: A grounded theory study of the special physical education classroom
Multi-authenticity of destinations: Deconstructing tourists’ gaze components upon media endorsers
Special Physical Education in Chinese Universities: An analysis of the education policy implementation process from stakeholders’ perspectives
Sensory activation or distraction? Investigating tourists’ processing of aesthetics and authenticity at “New Type” bookstores
Constructing an integrated model of tourism livestreaming acceptance: Scale development and validation
This research conceptualises tourism livestreaming as an innovation and conducts rigorous scale development of tourism livestreaming acceptance. Tourism livestreaming acceptance is identified as a four-dimensional construct, including acquisition, emotional connection, transformation, and recommendation, which collectively portray comprehensive acceptance. Moreover, the stimuli-organism-response framework serves as a theoretical model that reveal…
Tibetan medicine Siwei Zhixie Mutang Powder ameliorates ulcerative colitis by suppressing JAK2/STAT3 and NF-κB signaling
Psychology (10 works) · Advertising (9 works) · Business (9 works) · Tourism (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Marketing (7 works) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (6 works) · Sociology (6 works)