… Focusing on increasing the overall carrying capacity of cities, we will form city clusters with
mega cities as the core so that they can boost development in other areas and become new …

… What was new in the early twentieth century was the proliferation of print materials that
disseminated everyday knowledge, the links authors of these materials drew between new …

Although almost nothing is said in the Zhuangzi concerning specific collective or social
identity—for example, elite versus peasant, warrior versus bureaucrat, northern versus southern …

China’s health care system is facing major challenges. The country is struggling to deal with
a population that is “aging, urbanizing, and is afflicted with chronic diseases” says Wang …

The fact that scriptures play such a significant role in the supposedly mainly oral culture of
Chinese popular religion raises a number of questions: Who writes them? How are they used? …

… Results: The total contribution of the best model to nurses’ general health was 33%. Occupational
stress affected nurses’ general health through five paths: 1) directly had negative effect …

… There was significant male preponderance (98. 19%) and commonest age group affected
was 21 to 30y (45%). The most common type of injury was superficial injuries (70. 91%), …

… was to explore elderly new Chinese immigrant’s experiences of accessing healthcare … An
additional topic that was explored was the use of TCM by the participants. The interviews were …

… On this basis, the causal factors were ranked and the interaction between the causal factors
was clarified. Next, the driving force and dependence of each causal factor were calculated …