Shuwen Liu
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3635702 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Shuwen Liu |
| PRENOMES | Shuwen |
| SOBRENOME | Liu |
| ASSINATURA | LIU S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Beijing Foreign Studies University |
| ORCID | 0009-0001-3280-4973 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
English-medium instruction (EMI) teachers’ engagement with assessment in higher education
While assessment is critical in English-medium instruction (EMI) in higher education, limited research has explored how EMI teachers engage with assessment in practice. Guided by a multidimensional teacher engagement framework encompassing cognitive, behavioral, and socio-emotional dimensions, this ethnographic case study examined how six EMI teachers at a leading Chinese university engaged with assessment cognitively, behaviorally, and socio-emo…
Beyond the hype
Despite Generative AI (GenAI) offering opportunities to teachers and teacher educators, critical examination of the ethical challenges stakeholders face in GenAI integration remains limited, especially regarding non-university-based teacher educators (NUBTEs). Considering their critical role in guiding teachers’ ethical use of GenAI, this study investigates the ethical challenges of GenAI encountered by non-university-based English as a foreign l…
Top-down rural heritage revitalization and economic development
Tangwei village, located in Dongguan’s rapidly urbanizing Pearl River Delta region, Guangdong, illustrates the challenges and opportunities of balancing heritage preservation with rural revitalization in contemporary China. Designated as a major cultural heritage site in 2006, the village’s preservation strategies reflect the interplay between provincial policies, local government planning, and a broader national emphasis on tourism-driven econom…
Monologuing into a dialogic space through translanguaging
English medium instruction (EMI) has received increasing research attention through the globalization and internationalization of higher education. Empirical research has revealed that EMI classes tend to be monologic, which has long been viewed as problematic and potentially detrimental to dialogic and meaningful learning. Meanwhile, the rise of EMI also spurs translanguaging research, which largely encourages the mobilization of different lingu…
Exploring antiviral effect and mechanism of Jinye Baidu granules(Jybd)against influenza A virus through network pharmacology and in vitro and in vivo experiments
Explicit teaching of reflective practice (RP) in pre-service teacher education
Despite the abundance of research exploring the formats, functions, and processes of teacher reflections, many pre-service teachers still perceive it as an abstract and daunting task, owing to the insufficient provision of authentic and practical training and support. This article examines the immediate and long-term effects of explicitly teaching reflective practice (RP) on three student teachers' professional learning in a language pedagogy cou…
Same Class Different Worlds
This narrative inquiry explores the experiences of two students in an English Medium Instruction (EMI) course at a Macau University. Through the lens of self‐discrepancy theory and possible selves theory and drawing on data from field observation, interviews, and informal chats, the findings unearthed significantly different experiences of the students who constructed different possible selves with powerful impacts on their course participation a…
Political-economic transformation and the reproduction of climate change vulnerability of a high-income city
System transformation is important for low-lying coastal cities to adapt to natural disasters related to climate change, but not all forms of transformation enable adaptation. An important question is how an enduring system change undermines the enabling conditions for reducing vulnerability. This paper addresses the relationship between society-wide transformation and vulnerability reduction. A case study of Macao is used to explain structural v…
“Part of me is teaching English”
English-medium Instruction (EMI), that is, the use of the English language to teach academic subjects apart from English, is a growing phenomenon around the world. In view of the facilitative role of language in content learning, scholars have stressed the need to incorporate a language focus into EMI classrooms. One practical question that arises from this discussion is “How?” This study, through a telling case, intends to reveal the classroom p…
One policy, two implementations
Sense of place and micro-business vulnerability to extreme weather in China
Micro-businesses are highly vulnerable to the impact of extreme weather. However, business and management research has primarily focused on larger organizations or tended to rely on evidence from developed countries. The concept of place is reduced to physical location and space. This research explores the role of a broader concept of place that encompasses sensemaking. The objective is to examine the relationship between sense of place and the v…
Enhancing intercity transportation will improve the equitable distribution of high-quality health care in China
With the implementation of the patient-mobility policy and the development of intercity transportation in China, interprovincial patient mobility has become an important phenomenon. However, little is known whether or to what extent intercity transportation reshapes the delivery of high-quality health care . This study mapped the accessibility of 41,259 township-level divisions to 1152 tertiary hospitals in multiple patient-mobility scenarios acc…
Kunxian capsule alleviates renal damage by inhibiting the JAK1/STAT1 pathway in lupus nephritis
Humanising teacher education through translanguaging
This study examines how a teacher educator perceives and enacts translanguaging to humanise teacher education in an online English-medium instruction (EMI) course in China. Drawing on multiple sources of data, including classroom observations and the post-course interview, the findings reveal a set of translanguaging strategies, which helped the teacher educator humanise the students, field of knowledge, as well as himself in the online course. T…
On the Coherence of Mencius' Concept of Li
This paper addresses the problem of coherence, i.e., whether the internal and external dimensions of li (礼 rituals, rites, and the observance of them) are compatible. This problem stems mainly from Mencius' seemingly conflicting statements. On the one hand, he emphasized the goodness of xing (性 human nature) in terms of the goodness of the heart-mind. On the other hand, he defended the act of following li regardless of one's heart-mind. This pape…
Tesol teacher educators in higher education
Despite the wide recognition of language teacher educators’ contributions in the field of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), research on language teacher educators has only picked up the pace in the last decade, shedding light on their cognition, practices, and identities in relation to various personal, interpersonal, and contextual factors. This article provides a systematic and critical review of 69 empirical studies on u…
Does the Belt and Road Initiative Really Increase CO2Emissions
There are debates on whether the implementation of the Belt and Road (BR) initiative could significantly increase CO2 emissions in participating countries. Nevertheless, the policy effect of the BR initiative on both consumption- and production-based CO2 emissions has not been fully explored. In this study, we quantified the consumption- and production-based CO2 emissions in BR countries with a multiregional input–output model. Then, a difference…
Polysaccharides extract from Vaccaria segetalis seeds inhibits kidney infection by regulating cathelicidin expression
In government we trust? Micro-business adaptation to climate change in four post-colonial and transitional economies of China
Contested Transformations
Sustainable economic development could reduce vulnerability and enhance capacity to adapt to climate change. Paradigm-shifting developments, however, can be highly contested and produce diverse outcomes. New insights are needed as to how tensions and uncertainties emerging from these developments shape adaptive capacity. This article investigates the extent to which a sustainable pathway for economic development offers a systemic fix for increasi…
Importance of residents’ satisfaction for supporting future tourism development in rural areas of Hong Kong
Developing tourism in rural areas is an important approach to offering revitalization opportunities for many rural areas. A successful tourism development plan can offer economic benefits to rural communities through enhancing business and job opportunities. Our study in a popular rural tourism destination in Hong Kong intended to test the importance of residents’ satisfaction, which may lead to their support for future tourism development in the…
Parental acculturation and parenting in Chinese immigrant families
This study provided updated evidence on how parental acculturation and social support were associated with parenting in a sample of Chinese immigrant families (n = 255). The results from multivariate regressions with a rich array of control variables showed that parents’ cultural preferences for friends, food and TV programmes of other cultures were significantly associated with more parental nurturance and less intergenerational conflict, but ha…
Anticoagulant activity of crude extract of Holotrichia diomphalia larvae
Understanding participants’ motivation and willingness to pay for joining ecotourism training courses in Hong Kong
Ecotourism has developed rapidly in recent decades. Many ecotourism-related vocational training has been organized to train and prepare qualified personnel for this special tourism industry niche. This paper investigates participants' motivations to enroll in ecotourism vocational training courses in Hong Kong. The results of the study indicated that three motivational factors, namely, career facilitation, knowledge enhancement and social interac…
Sense of place and tourism business development
This study is to investigate the role of sense of place on residents' participation in tourism-related businesses. Emphasis was placed on understanding whether and how sense of place influenced people's decisions to operate a tourism-related business. Thus, this framework and the empirical validation presented are the result of triangulating quantitative survey data (n = 118) tourism business operators and follow-up with qualitative interviews (n…
Sense of place and tourism business development
This study is to investigate the role of sense of place on residents' participation in tourism-related businesses. Emphasis was placed on understanding whether and how sense of place influenced people's decisions to operate a tourism-related business. Thus, this framework and the empirical validation presented are the result of triangulating quantitative survey data (n = 118) tourism business operators and follow-up with qualitative interviews (n…
Humanising teacher education through translanguaging
This study examines how a teacher educator perceives and enacts translanguaging to humanise teacher education in an online English-medium instruction (EMI) course in China. Drawing on multiple sources of data, including classroom observations and the post-course interview, the findings reveal a set of translanguaging strategies, which helped the teacher educator humanise the students, field of knowledge, as well as himself in the online course. T…
Importance of residents’ satisfaction for supporting future tourism development in rural areas of Hong Kong
Developing tourism in rural areas is an important approach to offering revitalization opportunities for many rural areas. A successful tourism development plan can offer economic benefits to rural communities through enhancing business and job opportunities. Our study in a popular rural tourism destination in Hong Kong intended to test the importance of residents’ satisfaction, which may lead to their support for future tourism development in the…
In government we trust? Micro-business adaptation to climate change in four post-colonial and transitional economies of China
Same Class Different Worlds
This narrative inquiry explores the experiences of two students in an English Medium Instruction (EMI) course at a Macau University. Through the lens of self‐discrepancy theory and possible selves theory and drawing on data from field observation, interviews, and informal chats, the findings unearthed significantly different experiences of the students who constructed different possible selves with powerful impacts on their course participation a…
One policy, two implementations
On the Coherence of Mencius' Concept of Li
This paper addresses the problem of coherence, i.e., whether the internal and external dimensions of li (礼 rituals, rites, and the observance of them) are compatible. This problem stems mainly from Mencius' seemingly conflicting statements. On the one hand, he emphasized the goodness of xing (性 human nature) in terms of the goodness of the heart-mind. On the other hand, he defended the act of following li regardless of one's heart-mind. This pape…
Does the Belt and Road Initiative Really Increase CO2Emissions
There are debates on whether the implementation of the Belt and Road (BR) initiative could significantly increase CO2 emissions in participating countries. Nevertheless, the policy effect of the BR initiative on both consumption- and production-based CO2 emissions has not been fully explored. In this study, we quantified the consumption- and production-based CO2 emissions in BR countries with a multiregional input–output model. Then, a difference…
Parental acculturation and parenting in Chinese immigrant families
This study provided updated evidence on how parental acculturation and social support were associated with parenting in a sample of Chinese immigrant families (n = 255). The results from multivariate regressions with a rich array of control variables showed that parents’ cultural preferences for friends, food and TV programmes of other cultures were significantly associated with more parental nurturance and less intergenerational conflict, but ha…
Understanding participants’ motivation and willingness to pay for joining ecotourism training courses in Hong Kong
Ecotourism has developed rapidly in recent decades. Many ecotourism-related vocational training has been organized to train and prepare qualified personnel for this special tourism industry niche. This paper investigates participants' motivations to enroll in ecotourism vocational training courses in Hong Kong. The results of the study indicated that three motivational factors, namely, career facilitation, knowledge enhancement and social interac…
Anticoagulant activity of crude extract of Holotrichia diomphalia larvae
Understanding participants’ motivation and willingness to pay for joining ecotourism training courses in Hong Kong
Ecotourism has developed rapidly in recent decades. Many ecotourism-related vocational training has been organized to train and prepare qualified personnel for this special tourism industry niche. This paper investigates participants' motivations to enroll in ecotourism vocational training courses in Hong Kong. The results of the study indicated that three motivational factors, namely, career facilitation, knowledge enhancement and social interac…
Sense of place and tourism business development
This study is to investigate the role of sense of place on residents' participation in tourism-related businesses. Emphasis was placed on understanding whether and how sense of place influenced people's decisions to operate a tourism-related business. Thus, this framework and the empirical validation presented are the result of triangulating quantitative survey data (n = 118) tourism business operators and follow-up with qualitative interviews (n…
Parental acculturation and parenting in Chinese immigrant families
This study provided updated evidence on how parental acculturation and social support were associated with parenting in a sample of Chinese immigrant families (n = 255). The results from multivariate regressions with a rich array of control variables showed that parents’ cultural preferences for friends, food and TV programmes of other cultures were significantly associated with more parental nurturance and less intergenerational conflict, but ha…
Importance of residents’ satisfaction for supporting future tourism development in rural areas of Hong Kong
Developing tourism in rural areas is an important approach to offering revitalization opportunities for many rural areas. A successful tourism development plan can offer economic benefits to rural communities through enhancing business and job opportunities. Our study in a popular rural tourism destination in Hong Kong intended to test the importance of residents’ satisfaction, which may lead to their support for future tourism development in the…
Contested Transformations
Sustainable economic development could reduce vulnerability and enhance capacity to adapt to climate change. Paradigm-shifting developments, however, can be highly contested and produce diverse outcomes. New insights are needed as to how tensions and uncertainties emerging from these developments shape adaptive capacity. This article investigates the extent to which a sustainable pathway for economic development offers a systemic fix for increasi…
Polysaccharides extract from Vaccaria segetalis seeds inhibits kidney infection by regulating cathelicidin expression
In government we trust? Micro-business adaptation to climate change in four post-colonial and transitional economies of China
Tesol teacher educators in higher education
Despite the wide recognition of language teacher educators’ contributions in the field of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), research on language teacher educators has only picked up the pace in the last decade, shedding light on their cognition, practices, and identities in relation to various personal, interpersonal, and contextual factors. This article provides a systematic and critical review of 69 empirical studies on u…
Does the Belt and Road Initiative Really Increase CO2Emissions
There are debates on whether the implementation of the Belt and Road (BR) initiative could significantly increase CO2 emissions in participating countries. Nevertheless, the policy effect of the BR initiative on both consumption- and production-based CO2 emissions has not been fully explored. In this study, we quantified the consumption- and production-based CO2 emissions in BR countries with a multiregional input–output model. Then, a difference…
Enhancing intercity transportation will improve the equitable distribution of high-quality health care in China
With the implementation of the patient-mobility policy and the development of intercity transportation in China, interprovincial patient mobility has become an important phenomenon. However, little is known whether or to what extent intercity transportation reshapes the delivery of high-quality health care . This study mapped the accessibility of 41,259 township-level divisions to 1152 tertiary hospitals in multiple patient-mobility scenarios acc…
Kunxian capsule alleviates renal damage by inhibiting the JAK1/STAT1 pathway in lupus nephritis
Humanising teacher education through translanguaging
This study examines how a teacher educator perceives and enacts translanguaging to humanise teacher education in an online English-medium instruction (EMI) course in China. Drawing on multiple sources of data, including classroom observations and the post-course interview, the findings reveal a set of translanguaging strategies, which helped the teacher educator humanise the students, field of knowledge, as well as himself in the online course. T…
On the Coherence of Mencius' Concept of Li
This paper addresses the problem of coherence, i.e., whether the internal and external dimensions of li (礼 rituals, rites, and the observance of them) are compatible. This problem stems mainly from Mencius' seemingly conflicting statements. On the one hand, he emphasized the goodness of xing (性 human nature) in terms of the goodness of the heart-mind. On the other hand, he defended the act of following li regardless of one's heart-mind. This pape…
Political-economic transformation and the reproduction of climate change vulnerability of a high-income city
System transformation is important for low-lying coastal cities to adapt to natural disasters related to climate change, but not all forms of transformation enable adaptation. An important question is how an enduring system change undermines the enabling conditions for reducing vulnerability. This paper addresses the relationship between society-wide transformation and vulnerability reduction. A case study of Macao is used to explain structural v…
“Part of me is teaching English”
English-medium Instruction (EMI), that is, the use of the English language to teach academic subjects apart from English, is a growing phenomenon around the world. In view of the facilitative role of language in content learning, scholars have stressed the need to incorporate a language focus into EMI classrooms. One practical question that arises from this discussion is “How?” This study, through a telling case, intends to reveal the classroom p…
One policy, two implementations
Sense of place and micro-business vulnerability to extreme weather in China
Micro-businesses are highly vulnerable to the impact of extreme weather. However, business and management research has primarily focused on larger organizations or tended to rely on evidence from developed countries. The concept of place is reduced to physical location and space. This research explores the role of a broader concept of place that encompasses sensemaking. The objective is to examine the relationship between sense of place and the v…
Top-down rural heritage revitalization and economic development
Tangwei village, located in Dongguan’s rapidly urbanizing Pearl River Delta region, Guangdong, illustrates the challenges and opportunities of balancing heritage preservation with rural revitalization in contemporary China. Designated as a major cultural heritage site in 2006, the village’s preservation strategies reflect the interplay between provincial policies, local government planning, and a broader national emphasis on tourism-driven econom…
Monologuing into a dialogic space through translanguaging
English medium instruction (EMI) has received increasing research attention through the globalization and internationalization of higher education. Empirical research has revealed that EMI classes tend to be monologic, which has long been viewed as problematic and potentially detrimental to dialogic and meaningful learning. Meanwhile, the rise of EMI also spurs translanguaging research, which largely encourages the mobilization of different lingu…
Exploring antiviral effect and mechanism of Jinye Baidu granules(Jybd)against influenza A virus through network pharmacology and in vitro and in vivo experiments
Explicit teaching of reflective practice (RP) in pre-service teacher education
Despite the abundance of research exploring the formats, functions, and processes of teacher reflections, many pre-service teachers still perceive it as an abstract and daunting task, owing to the insufficient provision of authentic and practical training and support. This article examines the immediate and long-term effects of explicitly teaching reflective practice (RP) on three student teachers' professional learning in a language pedagogy cou…
Same Class Different Worlds
This narrative inquiry explores the experiences of two students in an English Medium Instruction (EMI) course at a Macau University. Through the lens of self‐discrepancy theory and possible selves theory and drawing on data from field observation, interviews, and informal chats, the findings unearthed significantly different experiences of the students who constructed different possible selves with powerful impacts on their course participation a…
English-medium instruction (EMI) teachers’ engagement with assessment in higher education
While assessment is critical in English-medium instruction (EMI) in higher education, limited research has explored how EMI teachers engage with assessment in practice. Guided by a multidimensional teacher engagement framework encompassing cognitive, behavioral, and socio-emotional dimensions, this ethnographic case study examined how six EMI teachers at a leading Chinese university engaged with assessment cognitively, behaviorally, and socio-emo…
Beyond the hype
Despite Generative AI (GenAI) offering opportunities to teachers and teacher educators, critical examination of the ethical challenges stakeholders face in GenAI integration remains limited, especially regarding non-university-based teacher educators (NUBTEs). Considering their critical role in guiding teachers’ ethical use of GenAI, this study investigates the ethical challenges of GenAI encountered by non-university-based English as a foreign l…
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