Xin He
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3581701 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Xin He |
| PRENOMES | Xin |
| SOBRENOME | He |
| ASSINATURA | HE X |
| AFILIAÇÕES | City University of Hong Kong |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9814-1666 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 105 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 369 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 105 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1989 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 11 |
Medical postgraduates’ knowledge, attitudes, and practices towards scientific research in China
BACKGROUND: With increasing emphasis on integrating research into postgraduate medical education in China’s dual-track academic and professional systems, understanding students’ research engagement has become increasingly important. This study aims to examine the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) of medical postgraduates regarding scientific research. METHODS: This cross-sectional study used a self-administered questionnaire and convenien…
Learnability and individual-society distinction
concepts are typically defined as those distinct from concrete concepts, characterized by less specific and tangible referents. This overly simplistic dichotomy fails to enhance a deeper understanding of the intrinsic nature of abstract concepts. According to multiple representation theory, experiences such as sensorimotor interactions, social context, language, and emotions form the foundation for understanding abstract concepts. Previous resear…
Motif-Guided Multiview Contrastive Learning for Knowledge Graph-Enhanced Recommendation
Contrastive learning (CL) has demonstrated exceptional capability in extracting supervised signals and mitigating noise, increasingly attracting interest for its application in knowledge graph-enhanced (KG) recommendation. Nevertheless, existing approaches predominantly rely on a single augmentation strategy to construct contrastive views, often failing to effectively balance feature perturbation with semantic preservation. To overcome this limit…
Global prevalence and biopsychosocial correlates of psychological distress among people living with HIV
Introduction: Psychological distress (PD) is common among people living with HIV (PLWH), but prevalence estimates vary substantially. This study aimed to synthesize the prevalence of PD among PLWH and examine its heterogeneity and associated factors. Methods: Following PRISMA 2020, we systematically searched seven electronic databases from inception to June 20, 2025, for observational studies on PD prevalence and associated factors among PLWH. PD…
Temperature-related indicators and risk of incident cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic multimorbidity in middle-aged and older adults
Objective To examine associations between temperature-related indicators and incident cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) multimorbidity in middle-aged and older Chinese adults. Methods We analyzed 4,665 CKM-free participants from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (2011–2018). CKM multimorbidity was defined as ≥2 conditions among cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease, and metabolic disorders. Exposures included 8-year …
Parental anxiety in China's social media marketing of early orthodontics
Grassroots Innovation and Policy Evolution
This study examines the transformative effects of the household contract responsibility system on agricultural productivity, income levels, labor participation, and rural development in Shangtang Community, Jiangsu Province, during China's early rural reforms from 1974 to 1984. Utilizing a qualitative case study approach grounded in extensive archival research and policy document analysis, the study reconstructs the reform trajectory and assesses…
An integrated approach combining transcriptomics, network pharmacology, and experimental validation are used to investigate the mechanism of Lonicerae Japonicae Flos and Forsythiae Fructus extracts ag…
Mechanisms of Wu Zhuyu Decoction in the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma
Impact of Souvenir Co‐Creation on Tourists' Impulsive Purchase Intention
Co‐creation of souvenirs has become a common strategy for selling souvenirs to tourists. This study explored the impact of souvenir co‐creation on tourists' impulsive purchase intentions using the psychological ownership theory. Three experimental studies were conducted to prove that souvenir co‐creation can increase tourists' impulsive purchase intentions of souvenirs. Psychological ownership mediated this effect. Furthermore, tourist mindset mo…
Integrating Artificial Intelligence with Manual Coding of Qualitative Data
Prevalence and treatment and control rates of hypertension among Chinese adults from 2016 to 2022
Hypertension remains a major public health challenge in China. It is essential not only to improve hypertension prevention strategies but also to optimize hypertension control measures while accounting for regional variations and age-related differences
CRFS
Equipment manufacturing industry plays a pivotal role in a nation's economy, national development, and technological innovation. Traditional equipment manufacturing enterprises often face the problem of untimely information sharing and inconsistent focus of various departments in the process of operation, which causes difficulties in analysis and conflict in decision-making. Considering the subjectivity of interdepartmental decisions, reinforceme…
The impact of ambient temperature on frailty progression in older adults
Background: The aging population and frailty-related diseases pose significant public health challenges. This study examined the relationship between ambient temperature and frailty progression in older adults using data from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS). Materials and methods: Data from 6,187 participants (2015-2018) were analyzed using a standardized Frailty Index (FI). Participants were categorized into the Frail…
The influence of co-creation of souvenirs on tourists' willingness to pay a price premium
Tourist involvement in service or product creation has become a popular phenomenon in the experience economy. This research aims to explore the influence of the co-creation of souvenirs on tourists' willingness to pay a price premium based on the value co-creation theory. We conducted three scenario-based experiments to prove that the co-creation of souvenirs can increase tourists' willingness to pay a price premium. Perceived value plays a media…
Visual Alchemy
The Illustrated Commentary on the Wuzhen Pian Based on the Zhouyi (周易悟真篇圖注 Zhouyi Wuzhen Pian Tuzhu), authored by the Ming dynasty Confucian scholar Cheng Yiming 程易明, is an illustrated alchemical text that integrates the elixir methodology of Wuzhen pian 悟真篇 (the Awakening to Reality) with the images and numbers (xiangshu 象數) system of The Book of Changes (Zhouyi 周易). Centered on Daoist alchemical theory and elucidated through “Yijing diagrams” (…
Behavioral and psychological characteristics of adolescents under different Parent-Child relationship patterns
There is heterogeneity in the Parent-Child Relationship patterns of adolescents. Under different Parent-Child Relationship patterns, there are gender differences in the behavioral and psychological characteristics of adolescents, which are specifically reflected in Anxiety, Depression, Stress, Psychological Resilience, and School Adjustment. However, these characteristics are not related to physical indicators (Sleeping Hours, Myopia) or demograp…
The association of screen time and the risk of sleep outcomes
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The impact of magnetic resonance imaging anxiety on treatment adherence
Therefore, clinical practice should include targeted interventions addressing loss aversion and information avoidance, such as optimizing risk communication strategies and providing structured informational support, to alleviate anxiety and improve treatment adherence, thereby providing a theoretical foundation and practical pathway to enhance MRI examination outcomes
Impact of education level on complications and mortalities in type 2 diabetes
Lower educational attainment is associated with increased risks of all-cause mortality, and traditional and non-traditional diabetes-related complications. These findings underscore the need for targeted interventions to address educational disparities in diabetes management and improve health literacy among vulnerable populations
Comparative efficacy and safety of Chinese patent medicines for primary insomnia
Risk assessment of CYP3A induction by ginsenoside’s metabolites from oral Panax notoginseng (sanqi) extract
Threat to Family Stability or Social Stability? Domestic Violence Protection Orders in Two Chinese Courts
In this examination of domestic violence protection orders in two lower-level Chinese courts, the interpretation of gender violence with respect to political concerns for social stability plays an essential role in the law’s effectiveness. In an urbanized coastal area court, judges see gender violence as a direct threat to social stability. To maintain stability, they facilitate claims against gender violence. Conversely, in a rural court, judges…
Residential segregation, housing cost, and smoking behaviors in Black Americans
Analysis of influencing factors for housing construction technology in Desakota Village and town communities in China
Rapid urbanization has reformed the peripheries of China’s main cities during the last four decades. The rural areas have been constantly developed through infrastructure development in recent days which introduces a newly semi-urban region referred to as Desakota. The purpose of this research is to discover potential influencing factors of housing construction technology in desakotas of China which needs to be assessed for the implementation of …
Street as Courtroom
Drawing on data collected from district-level governments, this article studies how the Chinese state responds to labor protests in South China. It examines both the internal logic and operational patterns of the state response involving the local courts and an assortment of government agencies. Internal documents and interviews reveal an emerging mode of state reaction. In the context of protest, the courts and related government agencies engage…
Functional evolution of rural housing land
Above the Roof, Beneath the Law
The way in which citizens in developing countries conceptualize legality is a critical but understudied question for legal consciousness and legal mobilization studies. Drawing on participatory observations and extensive interviews from western China, this article explores the subjective interpretations of migrant wage claimants on law and justice behind their disruptive actions. Their perception of justice differs starkly from what the law stipu…
Why Do They Not Comply with the Law? Illegality and Semi-Legality among Rural-Urban Migrant Entrepreneurs in Beijing
Based on in-depth interview materials, this article examines why most rural-urban migrant entrepreneurs in Beijing do not fully comply with a discriminatory license requirement, and in particular, why they prefer license-renting from the locals. This article suggests that the law's lack of legitimacy adds weight to instrumental considerations. But more important, this license-renting practice seems to be reinforced and sustained institutionally b…
Cultivated land productivity potential improvement in land consolidation schemes in Shenyang, China
Maintaining Stability by Law
Housing demolition has been one of the major sources of social conflict in contemporary China. Drawing on evidence collected in fieldwork investigations, this article examines the pressure of protest‐supported housing demolition litigation and its impacts. It finds that under the pressure of litigation, the courts have devised coping mechanisms to constrain the housing demolition authorities, and that social change angling toward more transparenc…
Court Finance and Court Responses to Judicial Reforms
This research studies the responses of two lower‐level courts, one in rural and the other in urban China, to recent judicial reforms focusing on strengthening institutional building and professionalism. It finds that the court‐funding structure under which the courts heavily rely on the local government for expenses, together with the unbalanced development of local economy, remarkably affects the two courts' behavioral pattern in different ways.…
Internal Contradictions of Judicial Mediation in China
Judicial mediation in China represents an extreme case of integration between adjudication and mediation. Based on ethnographic work and extensive interviews, this article studies how judicial mediation actually works in China. It finds that the incorporation of mediation as part of the official trial process creates a set of internal contradictions. In addition to the role conflict inherent in a judge's acting also as a mediator, adjudication an…
Why did they not take on the disputes? Law, power and politics in the decision-making of Chinese courts
Chinese courts’ recent refusal to take on some disputes raises questions on the extent to which they are controlled by superior political powers in their region. Through a close examination of the handling process of ‘Married Out Women’ disputes, this article shows that lower courts in Guangdong Province, China, have effectively resisted pressure to solve the disputes. Arguing legal barriers and enforcement difficulties, the courts ultimately ref…
Black Hole of Responsibility
How courts and judges in authoritarian regimes decide cases behind closed doors has rarely been studied, but it is critically important in comparative judicial studies. Primarily drawing on the minutes of the adjudication committee in a lower court in China, this article explores its operational patterns and decision-making process. The data suggest that among the criminal cases reviewed by the committee, very few were difficult or significant, b…
"It Must Be Rock Strong!" Guanxi's Impact on Judicial Decision Making in China
Drawing upon data interviews with Chinese judges who were involved in the decision-making process, we develop two variables for analyzing the influence of social ties, or guanxi, in the judicial setting. The first differentiates the strength of guanxi-whether it is strong or weak. The second distinguishes whether the guanxi source is from a supervisor who has a role in affecting the benefit or the career development of the target judge. We argue …
Pragmatic Discourse and Gender Inequality in China
Using courtroom dialogs from actual court trials in China as data, this article analyzes an emerging "pragmatic discourse," deployed by judges to assist, but at the same time to constrain divorcing women. Through questions, statements, rebuttals, and other interactional devices, Chinese judges define the premises that underpin the law's understanding of gender equality and women's welfare. By looking at how discourses are deployed by judges and l…
Pressures on Chinese Judges under Xi
Drawing on interviews with Chinese judges, this paper reveals the major effects of judicial reforms during the past half decade. It focuses on the ramifications of a new quota and responsibility system for judges and on the strengthening of central-government controls over the judiciary. The paper differentiates between what the Party considers to be legitimate and illegitimate influences on judges, which sheds light on recent legal developments …
Unfamiliarity and Procedural Justice
While procedural justice has been regarded as a distinct and essential factor shaping litigants' views on civil justice, few studies have focused on China, a country with a unique legal tradition and frequent legal reforms. Drawing on surveys and interviews with litigants in a basic-level court in Southern China, this study examines attitudes toward the civil justice system. Echoing several existing studies from China, our mixed methods analysis …
Enforcing Commercial Judgments in the Pearl River Delta of China
Journal Article Enforcing Commercial Judgments in the Pearl River Delta of China Get access Xin He Xin He *Associate Professor, City University of Hong Kong; Global Visiting Professor, NYU Law School (Spring 2009). This research was supported by a GRF research grant from the Hong Kong Government. This Article was first presented at the Eminent Speakers Lecture Series at the Southwestern University of Political Science and Law, Chongqing, China, i…
Mismatched Discourses in the Petition Offices of Chinese Courts
Based on participation observations and interviews with petitioners and petition officials in Chinese courts, this article analyzes how the petitioning discourse is organized and how it influences the dispute resolution process. It finds that the discourses between the petitioners and the petition officials are mismatched. The petitioners fight to frame their disputes in legal terms, while the petition officials use a “channeling discourse” to di…
Inquisitorial Adjudication and Institutional Constraints in Chinese Civil Justice
Based on participatory observations of trials and extensive interviews with judges, this article examines the operation patterns of the civil justice process in China and explores the underlying reasons behind. It finds that, despite the reform efforts placing more responsibility on the litigants, the Chinese civil proceeding remains largely inquisitorial. The decline of out‐court investigation is evident, yet judges rely on a limited form of cro…
Judicial Innovation and Local Politics
Drawing on data from a mid-sized city in eastern China, this article examines interactions among the courts, the Party and other administrative agencies. It finds that, caught between unruly administrative agencies and legal rhetoric, the courts seek support from the Party to enhance their authority. They then devise tactics such as putting agencies' chief officials on the stand, issuing judicial suggestions and applying the laws in innovative wa…
A Tale of Two Chinese Courts
The way in which formal contract enforcement becomes effective is a critically important but understudied question for law and development studies. Primarily drawing on field investigations, this article compares the enforcement performance of two basic‐level courts in China, one in a more‐developed and the other in a less‐developed region. The level of economic development is found to be crucial in contributing to the courts' performance. Unlike…
From Law to Politics
Drawing on empirical data collected from petitioners in Chinese courts, this article analyzes how the regime’s political concern for social stability transforms petitioners’ disputes and shapes the evolution of their legal consciousness. Compared with first-time petitioners, who often address their complaints within a legal paradigm, the veteran petitioners take advantage of the judges’ political concern for social stability and present their dis…
A cluster analytic examination of acculturation and health status among Asian Americans in the Washington DC metropolitan area, United States
Legal Evasion
La municipalité de Pékin de la République populaire de Chine a adopté une série de lois et règlements discriminatoires pour réguler de manière systématique et légale le nombre croissant de migrants ruraux vers la ville. Ces dispositions se concentrent sur la mise en œuvre de permis individuels d'affaires. À partir de données d'enquête sur le terrain, cet article montre comment des migrants, un groupe social lourdement défavorisé et marginalisé, o…
Mediatory Versus Legalistic Discourse in Chinese Courts
Drawing from detailed courtroom discourses on divorce cases in China, this article provides a micro-level comparison between two styles of case handling: mediatory and legalistic. The two styles differ in discourse multiplicity, discourse interchange, interruption, and dispute processing. It finds that in terms of dispute resolution, the mediatory style seems to fare better than the legalistic style. One major reason for the difference is that th…
The stickiness of legal collusion
Past lesson works
COVID-19 has become one of the top global health concerns. The present research examined the relationship between media use and protective behavior. The moderating role of SARS memory was also examined. A cross-sectional study found that media use was associated with more protective behaviors (i.e. preventive behavior, and avoidant behavior). We further found that SARS memory moderated the association between media use and avoidant behavior. More…
A Two-year Study of Acceptability, side Effets, and Effectiveness of NORPLANT and NORPLANT-2 Implants in the People's Republic of China
A Fan from Way Back
The conservative yet generally perspicacious He Xin, a Beijing-based writer and sometime adviser to the Chinese government, writes and speaks with the diction of updated Maoism. He is the Jeremiah of the reform period; a man whose opinions annoy people regardless of their position on the political spectrum.1 Given the political sensitivity of the subject, it is not surprising that the following comments are not typical of He Xin's usually muscula…
Taking Stock of Stockbrokers
Two studies were conducted among professional security analysts to explore their patterns of decision making while managing investment portfolios. In study 1, a computer-based simulation, the analysts' styles differed markedly, with most exhibiting either a momentum or contrarian approach, as indicated by responses to portfolio stock price changes. Study 2 used a verbal protocol procedure and semistructured depth interviews to probe the analysts'…
Legal Evasion
La municipalité de Pékin de la République populaire de Chine a adopté une série de lois et règlements discriminatoires pour réguler de manière systématique et légale le nombre croissant de migrants ruraux vers la ville. Ces dispositions se concentrent sur la mise en œuvre de permis individuels d'affaires. À partir de données d'enquête sur le terrain, cet article montre comment des migrants, un groupe social lourdement défavorisé et marginalisé, o…
Explaining the Development of Migrant Businesses in Beijing
This article argues that restrictive laws against migrants in Beijing, China have some unexpected consequences which turn out to be conducive to the survival and development of migrant businesses. First, restrictive and discriminatory legislation compels migrants to cooperate with locals, illegally or semi-legally, in order to get into the market. Locals are willing to provide migrants with protection in exchange for monetary interests. The coope…
The stickiness of legal collusion
Why Do They Not Comply with the Law? Illegality and Semi-Legality among Rural-Urban Migrant Entrepreneurs in Beijing
Based on in-depth interview materials, this article examines why most rural-urban migrant entrepreneurs in Beijing do not fully comply with a discriminatory license requirement, and in particular, why they prefer license-renting from the locals. This article suggests that the law's lack of legitimacy adds weight to instrumental considerations. But more important, this license-renting practice seems to be reinforced and sustained institutionally b…
Why did they not take on the disputes? Law, power and politics in the decision-making of Chinese courts
Chinese courts’ recent refusal to take on some disputes raises questions on the extent to which they are controlled by superior political powers in their region. Through a close examination of the handling process of ‘Married Out Women’ disputes, this article shows that lower courts in Guangdong Province, China, have effectively resisted pressure to solve the disputes. Arguing legal barriers and enforcement difficulties, the courts ultimately ref…
Court Finance and Court Responses to Judicial Reforms
This research studies the responses of two lower‐level courts, one in rural and the other in urban China, to recent judicial reforms focusing on strengthening institutional building and professionalism. It finds that the court‐funding structure under which the courts heavily rely on the local government for expenses, together with the unbalanced development of local economy, remarkably affects the two courts' behavioral pattern in different ways.…
Enforcing Commercial Judgments in the Pearl River Delta of China
Journal Article Enforcing Commercial Judgments in the Pearl River Delta of China Get access Xin He Xin He *Associate Professor, City University of Hong Kong; Global Visiting Professor, NYU Law School (Spring 2009). This research was supported by a GRF research grant from the Hong Kong Government. This Article was first presented at the Eminent Speakers Lecture Series at the Southwestern University of Political Science and Law, Chongqing, China, i…
Herb medicine Gan-fu-kang attenuates liver injury in a rat fibrotic model
Street as Courtroom
Drawing on data collected from district-level governments, this article studies how the Chinese state responds to labor protests in South China. It examines both the internal logic and operational patterns of the state response involving the local courts and an assortment of government agencies. Internal documents and interviews reveal an emerging mode of state reaction. In the context of protest, the courts and related government agencies engage…
A Tale of Two Chinese Courts
The way in which formal contract enforcement becomes effective is a critically important but understudied question for law and development studies. Primarily drawing on field investigations, this article compares the enforcement performance of two basic‐level courts in China, one in a more‐developed and the other in a less‐developed region. The level of economic development is found to be crucial in contributing to the courts' performance. Unlike…
Black Hole of Responsibility
How courts and judges in authoritarian regimes decide cases behind closed doors has rarely been studied, but it is critically important in comparative judicial studies. Primarily drawing on the minutes of the adjudication committee in a lower court in China, this article explores its operational patterns and decision-making process. The data suggest that among the criminal cases reviewed by the committee, very few were difficult or significant, b…
Da-Bu-Yin-Wan and Qian-Zheng-San, two traditional Chinese herbal formulas, up-regulate the expression of mitochondrial subunit Nadh dehydrogenase 1 synergistically in the mice model of Parkinson's dis…
Societal factors and the development of self-help groups for the disabled in China
In recent years, self-help groups for the disabled have gradually developed in China because of their significant social welfare function for satisfying the needs of individuals, groups and communities. This article examines the current development of self-help groups for the disabled in Beijing. It focuses on social factors such as legitimacy and relational density. Based on interviews with key members of the selected self-help organization, imp…
Judicial Innovation and Local Politics
Drawing on data from a mid-sized city in eastern China, this article examines interactions among the courts, the Party and other administrative agencies. It finds that, caught between unruly administrative agencies and legal rhetoric, the courts seek support from the Party to enhance their authority. They then devise tactics such as putting agencies' chief officials on the stand, issuing judicial suggestions and applying the laws in innovative wa…
Internal Contradictions of Judicial Mediation in China
Judicial mediation in China represents an extreme case of integration between adjudication and mediation. Based on ethnographic work and extensive interviews, this article studies how judicial mediation actually works in China. It finds that the incorporation of mediation as part of the official trial process creates a set of internal contradictions. In addition to the role conflict inherent in a judge's acting also as a mediator, adjudication an…
Inquisitorial Adjudication and Institutional Constraints in Chinese Civil Justice
Based on participatory observations of trials and extensive interviews with judges, this article examines the operation patterns of the civil justice process in China and explores the underlying reasons behind. It finds that, despite the reform efforts placing more responsibility on the litigants, the Chinese civil proceeding remains largely inquisitorial. The decline of out‐court investigation is evident, yet judges rely on a limited form of cro…
Pragmatic Discourse and Gender Inequality in China
Using courtroom dialogs from actual court trials in China as data, this article analyzes an emerging "pragmatic discourse," deployed by judges to assist, but at the same time to constrain divorcing women. Through questions, statements, rebuttals, and other interactional devices, Chinese judges define the premises that underpin the law's understanding of gender equality and women's welfare. By looking at how discourses are deployed by judges and l…
A cluster analytic examination of acculturation and health status among Asian Americans in the Washington DC metropolitan area, United States
Above the Roof, Beneath the Law
The way in which citizens in developing countries conceptualize legality is a critical but understudied question for legal consciousness and legal mobilization studies. Drawing on participatory observations and extensive interviews from western China, this article explores the subjective interpretations of migrant wage claimants on law and justice behind their disruptive actions. Their perception of justice differs starkly from what the law stipu…
Orphan/vulnerable child caregiving moderates the association between women's autonomy and their BMI in three African countries
Enhancement of women's autonomy is a key factor for improving women's health and nutrition. With nearly 12 million orphan and vulnerable children (OVC) in Africa due to HIV/AIDS, the study of OVC primary caregivers' nutrition is fundamental. We investigated the association between married women's autonomy and their nutritional status; explored whether this relationship was modified by OVC primary caregiving; and analyzed whether decision-making a…
Selective Disclosure of HIV Status in Egocentric Support Networks of People Living with HIV/Aids
Antioxidant effects of Genkwa flos flavonoids on Freund׳s adjuvant-induced rheumatoid arthritis in rats
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