Hao Cheng
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3723686 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Hao Cheng |
| PRENOMES | Hao |
| SOBRENOME | Cheng |
| ASSINATURA | CHENG H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Central China Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1143-9601 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 33 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Global associations of adolescent health with inclusive and sustainable well-being, 2010–2035
Background: Exploring how multidimensional social factors are linked with adolescent health could inform policies to achieve equitable and sustainable well-being. We aimed to examine the associations between adolescent health and three dimensions of social development globally. Methods: We conducted a global ecological analysis across 193 countries using data from the Global Burden of Disease 2021. We analysed age-standardised DALY rates (ASDR) f…
New social circles
Aging, information technology, and social transformation challenge the traditional functions of older adult universities. Previous studies have revealed the personal, family, and social values of older adult schools, but the social functions have not been specifically reported. This study examines how older adult learners verify and construct the social functions of older adult universities in China. A theoretical framework was constructed inspir…
A Responsibility–Benefit Dual-Drive Model of Cha-xu Sharing and the Reinforcing Effect of Social Norms
Cha-xu sharing refers to the differentiated resource-sharing behaviors of individuals based on their social distance to different target others. Existing research has not adequately investigated the internal mechanisms that produce such differential behaviors from the perspective of “egoistic altruism,” nor has it examined whether culturally rooted Cha-xu Geju (differential mode of association) can be externally modulated. Study 1 employed three …
Retirement without rest
Population aging, re-employment post-retirement, and the allocation of higher education resources constitute increasingly salient domains. Existing research has focused on examining career motivations of pre-service teachers and the determinants of re-employment among older adults outside of education. However, the motivational drivers underlying the mobility of retired teachers to support from prestigious to less prestigious universities remain …
External input and internal generation
Re-employment of retired teachers is regarded as a method to move towards productive aging and improve education quality. Existing studies have provided new knowledge on retired teachers’ value, recruitment, and teaching, especially in higher education. However, the logic of practice and impact of retired urban teachers supporting impoverished rural schools in western China has not been systematically reported. A principal, a vice-principal, thre…
Balancing positive and negative
Multi-subject collaboration in agricultural green production
Potential role of rural constructed wetlands in shaping water-land-energy‐carbon nexus
Taking grandparents to school
Intergenerational relationships that highlight learning characteristics are created in interpersonal conflicts and lifelong education. Realizing the high-quality development of intergenerational learning has become a key problem. A primary school in eastern China united communities and families to create an efficient intergenerational learning project. This study aims to explore how this intergenerational learning is created. A principal, a teach…
Seeing life through life
Life education is increasingly recognized as one of the potentially effective ways to reduce unnatural deaths. Existing research focuses mainly on classroom knowledge transfer and extracurricular practical activities, which has been criticized for their effectiveness due to insufficient interaction between teachers and students. Creating high-quality life education, therefore, has become a demand for human happiness. Intergenerational learning em…
Linking personal initiative and family help as well as social support
Background: The sudden outbreak of the COVID-19 Pandemic has caused serious damage to the continuous learning of older adults around the world. While the existing literature focused more on older adults' learning in developed countries, few studies explored older adults' learning in developing countries with low social and cultural capital. Methods: This study took family-school cooperation in China as the platform and explored learning challenge…
The influence of Covid-19 pandemic on body mass and cardiopulmonary endurance of Chinese adolescents
Background With the spread and spread of COVID-19 around the world, youth’s learning, lifestyle and health have been greatly affected. Based on the current research, there is no adequate analysis of the development of young people’s physique and heart and lung health during COVID-19, and there is a lack of relevant targeted research. The aim of this study was to investigate the changes of BMI and Maximum Oxygen Absorption (VO 2max ) in 12–14 year…
The costs and opportunities of overload
Exploring the Dynamic Process of Older Adult Learners Recognizing Young University Students as Teachers in Reverse Education
Reverse education, where younger individuals teach older adults, has gained prominence but lacks comprehensive understanding regarding its dynamics and impacts. This study addresses this gap by exploring the cognitive processes of older adult learners who view young university students as their teachers. Through semi-structured interviews with 12 older adults learning to use smartphones, we identify and analyse 3 critical stages of their cognitiv…
Livelihood vulnerability assessment of land-lost farmers in the context of tourism and the Covid-19 pandemic
Composite quantile estimation in PLS-SEM for environment sustainable development evaluation
MiR-26a/30d/152 are reliable reference genes for miRNA quantification in skin wound age estimation
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are a class of small non-coding RNAs that exert their biological functions as negative regulators of gene expression. They are involved in the skin wound healing process with a dynamic expression pattern and can therefore potentially serve as biomarkers for skin wound age estimation. However, no reports have described any miRNAs as suitable reference genes (RGs) for miRNA quantification in wounded skin or samples with post-mort…
Research on the sustainable development mode of resource‐oriented regions on plateaus—A case study for G annan T ibetan autonomous prefecture
Many resource‐oriented regions on plateaus (RORP) are facing the double threat of ecological destruction and resource exploitation. The traditional development mode will destroy fragile ecosystems in RORP, resulting in substantial environmental governance costs and environmental restoration difficulties. Therefore, realizing the sustainable development of these regions has become a major topic of interest. In this study, we designed a sustainable…
Early warning of regional land‐use ecological security issues
Poor land use remains a major threat to ecological security. Land ecological security early warning and simulation of land‐use patterns based on the ‘anti‐planning’ theory provide many research bases for maintaining land ecological security. However, their utility with respect to illegal development and construction is limited. This study defines the concept of early warning based regional land‐use ecological security and builds a framework syste…
The promise of Chinese
The proportion of international students in Chinese higher education is increasing, however, there remains little research that explores their motivations and how their learning of Chinese influences their identities and imagined futures. In this paper, we address the need for research on South-South migration—specifically Sino-African relations—and draw on the concept of linguistic capital to explore what it means for 15 self-funded internationa…
Effects of Smart City Construction on the Quality of Public Occupational Health
This article takes the Guangdong Province of China as the research object and uses the difference-in-difference model to evaluate the impact of smart city construction on the quality of public occupational health and intercity differences. The obtained results show that smart city construction significantly improves the quality of public occupational health, and it is still valid after a series of robustness tests. The effect of this policy is st…
Spatial-Temporal Patterns of Air Pollutant Emissions From Landing and Take-Off Cycles in the Yangtze River Delta of China During the Covid-19 Outbreak
The global aviation industry has been experiencing catastrophic disruption since the beginning of 2020 due to the unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on air traffic. Although the decline in regular commercial air travel has caused tremendous economic loss to aviation stakeholders, it has also led to the reduction in the amount of recorded air pollutants. Most of the aircraft emissions are released during the cruise phase of flight, howe…
Crowding-Out or Crowding-In
This paper explores the relationship of government health investment and household consumption by applying a panel fixed effects model and Sobel-Goodman mediation tests to inland Chinese provinces. The empirical results highlight that government health investment has a crowding-in effect and can thus promote household consumption. Furthermore, the promotion effect on non-medical health consumption is greater than that on medical health consumptio…
The Effect of Urbanization on Population Health
This paper explores the relationship between urbanization rate and death incidence by applying panel threshold regression model to the inland provinces of China. The empirical results highlight that there is a nonlinear single threshold effect between urbanization and population health indicators. In China's inland provinces, the negative impact of urbanization on death rate is reduced when per capita GDP exceeds the threshold, that is, the posit…
The Impact of Local Economic Growth Target Setting on the Quality of Public Occupational Health
This article uses data from the government work reports of 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) in China and 21 cities in Guangdong Province of China to perform a fixed effect regression. It was found that economic growth target constraints and economic growth target gaps between countries and provinces, or between provinces and cities have a significant impact on the quality of public occupational health. The non-linear relations…
The promise of Chinese
The proportion of international students in Chinese higher education is increasing, however, there remains little research that explores their motivations and how their learning of Chinese influences their identities and imagined futures. In this paper, we address the need for research on South-South migration—specifically Sino-African relations—and draw on the concept of linguistic capital to explore what it means for 15 self-funded internationa…
The implementation and effectiveness of intergenerational learning during the Covid-19 pandemic
Potential role of rural constructed wetlands in shaping water-land-energy‐carbon nexus
Investigation of Spatial and Temporal Trends in Water Quality in Daya Bay, South China Sea
The objective is to identify the spatial and temporal variability of the hydrochemical quality of the water column in a subtropical coastal system, Daya Bay, China. Water samples were collected in four seasons at 12 monitoring sites. The Southeast Asian monsoons, northeasterly from October to the next April and southwesterly from May to September have also an important influence on water quality in Daya Bay. In the spatial pattern, two groups hav…
Sustainability from a Chinese cultural perspective
Traffic Control Recognition with Speed-Profiles
Accurate information of traffic regulators at junctions is important for navigating and driving in cities. However, such information is often missing, incomplete or not up-to-date in digital maps due to the high cost, e.g., time and money, for data acquisition and updating. In this study we propose a crowdsourced method that harnesses the light-weight GPS tracks from commuting vehicles as Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) for traffic regul…
The Influence of Different Forest Characteristics on Non-point Source Pollution
Forestland is a key land use/land cover (LULC) type that affects nonpoint source (NPS) pollution, and has great impacts on the spatiotemporal features of watershed NPS pollution. In this study, the forestland characteristics of the Chaohu Basin, China, were quantitatively represented using forestland types (FLTs), watershed forest coverage (WFC) and forest distance from the river (DFR). To clarify the impact of forests on NPS pollution, the relat…
The implementation and effectiveness of intergenerational learning during the Covid-19 pandemic
Effects of Smart City Construction on the Quality of Public Occupational Health
This article takes the Guangdong Province of China as the research object and uses the difference-in-difference model to evaluate the impact of smart city construction on the quality of public occupational health and intercity differences. The obtained results show that smart city construction significantly improves the quality of public occupational health, and it is still valid after a series of robustness tests. The effect of this policy is st…
Spatial-Temporal Patterns of Air Pollutant Emissions From Landing and Take-Off Cycles in the Yangtze River Delta of China During the Covid-19 Outbreak
The global aviation industry has been experiencing catastrophic disruption since the beginning of 2020 due to the unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on air traffic. Although the decline in regular commercial air travel has caused tremendous economic loss to aviation stakeholders, it has also led to the reduction in the amount of recorded air pollutants. Most of the aircraft emissions are released during the cruise phase of flight, howe…
Crowding-Out or Crowding-In
This paper explores the relationship of government health investment and household consumption by applying a panel fixed effects model and Sobel-Goodman mediation tests to inland Chinese provinces. The empirical results highlight that government health investment has a crowding-in effect and can thus promote household consumption. Furthermore, the promotion effect on non-medical health consumption is greater than that on medical health consumptio…
The Effect of Urbanization on Population Health
This paper explores the relationship between urbanization rate and death incidence by applying panel threshold regression model to the inland provinces of China. The empirical results highlight that there is a nonlinear single threshold effect between urbanization and population health indicators. In China's inland provinces, the negative impact of urbanization on death rate is reduced when per capita GDP exceeds the threshold, that is, the posit…
The Impact of Local Economic Growth Target Setting on the Quality of Public Occupational Health
This article uses data from the government work reports of 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) in China and 21 cities in Guangdong Province of China to perform a fixed effect regression. It was found that economic growth target constraints and economic growth target gaps between countries and provinces, or between provinces and cities have a significant impact on the quality of public occupational health. The non-linear relations…
Bridging the Digital Divide for Rural Older Adults by Family Intergenerational Learning
Rural older adults often feel disconnected from the ever-expanding digital world. To bridge the digital divide, researchers have investigated the effectiveness of formal education and training offered by various social institutions. However, existing research highlights a critical shortcoming in these approaches: a lack of attention paid to rural older adults' individual needs and interests. Based on the theories of post-metaphorical culture, end…
An analysis on the adoption of an interregional carbon emission reduction allocation approach in the context of China’s interprovincial carbon emission transfer
Risky-choice framing and its null effect on integral emotions
The effects of risky-choice framing are well-established and have been demonstrated in several decision contexts. Recent research has pointed to a role for affect and emotions in risky-choice framing, but those findings may have been influenced by carry-over effects due to the use of multiple decision problems. In a one-off decision, the effects of risky-choice framing on affect and emotions remain unclear. This article extends the risky-choice f…
Early warning of regional land‐use ecological security issues
Poor land use remains a major threat to ecological security. Land ecological security early warning and simulation of land‐use patterns based on the ‘anti‐planning’ theory provide many research bases for maintaining land ecological security. However, their utility with respect to illegal development and construction is limited. This study defines the concept of early warning based regional land‐use ecological security and builds a framework syste…
The promise of Chinese
The proportion of international students in Chinese higher education is increasing, however, there remains little research that explores their motivations and how their learning of Chinese influences their identities and imagined futures. In this paper, we address the need for research on South-South migration—specifically Sino-African relations—and draw on the concept of linguistic capital to explore what it means for 15 self-funded internationa…
Livelihood vulnerability assessment of land-lost farmers in the context of tourism and the Covid-19 pandemic
Composite quantile estimation in PLS-SEM for environment sustainable development evaluation
MiR-26a/30d/152 are reliable reference genes for miRNA quantification in skin wound age estimation
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are a class of small non-coding RNAs that exert their biological functions as negative regulators of gene expression. They are involved in the skin wound healing process with a dynamic expression pattern and can therefore potentially serve as biomarkers for skin wound age estimation. However, no reports have described any miRNAs as suitable reference genes (RGs) for miRNA quantification in wounded skin or samples with post-mort…
Research on the sustainable development mode of resource‐oriented regions on plateaus—A case study for G annan T ibetan autonomous prefecture
Many resource‐oriented regions on plateaus (RORP) are facing the double threat of ecological destruction and resource exploitation. The traditional development mode will destroy fragile ecosystems in RORP, resulting in substantial environmental governance costs and environmental restoration difficulties. Therefore, realizing the sustainable development of these regions has become a major topic of interest. In this study, we designed a sustainable…
Taking grandparents to school
Intergenerational relationships that highlight learning characteristics are created in interpersonal conflicts and lifelong education. Realizing the high-quality development of intergenerational learning has become a key problem. A primary school in eastern China united communities and families to create an efficient intergenerational learning project. This study aims to explore how this intergenerational learning is created. A principal, a teach…
Seeing life through life
Life education is increasingly recognized as one of the potentially effective ways to reduce unnatural deaths. Existing research focuses mainly on classroom knowledge transfer and extracurricular practical activities, which has been criticized for their effectiveness due to insufficient interaction between teachers and students. Creating high-quality life education, therefore, has become a demand for human happiness. Intergenerational learning em…
Linking personal initiative and family help as well as social support
Background: The sudden outbreak of the COVID-19 Pandemic has caused serious damage to the continuous learning of older adults around the world. While the existing literature focused more on older adults' learning in developed countries, few studies explored older adults' learning in developing countries with low social and cultural capital. Methods: This study took family-school cooperation in China as the platform and explored learning challenge…
The influence of Covid-19 pandemic on body mass and cardiopulmonary endurance of Chinese adolescents
Background With the spread and spread of COVID-19 around the world, youth’s learning, lifestyle and health have been greatly affected. Based on the current research, there is no adequate analysis of the development of young people’s physique and heart and lung health during COVID-19, and there is a lack of relevant targeted research. The aim of this study was to investigate the changes of BMI and Maximum Oxygen Absorption (VO 2max ) in 12–14 year…
The costs and opportunities of overload
Exploring the Dynamic Process of Older Adult Learners Recognizing Young University Students as Teachers in Reverse Education
Reverse education, where younger individuals teach older adults, has gained prominence but lacks comprehensive understanding regarding its dynamics and impacts. This study addresses this gap by exploring the cognitive processes of older adult learners who view young university students as their teachers. Through semi-structured interviews with 12 older adults learning to use smartphones, we identify and analyse 3 critical stages of their cognitiv…
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