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A study of how fairy-tale narratives encode mainstream values while opening space for social reflection and alternative imagination.
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PDFExamining how redevelopment threats, including the proposed 76ers arena, shaped civic engagement, political participation, and intergenerational community activism in Philadelphia's Chinatown.
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PDFA campaign design project grounded in the Theory of Planned Behavior, aiming to increase mental health help-seeking among college students in China by addressing stigma and negative social perceptions.
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PDFBy examining how Ferrante and her female protagonists articulate and resist fear, this study explores the literary and real-world significance of fear-writing within feminist discourse, foregrounding the intersection of gendered violence and class conflict.
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PDFConducted fieldwork in Zibo, interviewing three generations of intangible cultural heritage inheritors. Investigated whether schools effectively nurture future inheritors of traditional Liao-Zhai folk songs.
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PDFExamining shifting neighborly relations in Chinese county towns amid rapid modernization, this project seeks to uncover the “rural genes” embedded in urban China.
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PDFYu Hua’s Only the River Flows, first published in 1988, is an avant-garde experimental novella. The release of its 2023 film adaptation brought renewed attention to the work and its allegorical meanings.
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PDFBecause his love is so expansive, his heart is burdened; and with each passing day, his grief and anxieties only deepen.
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PDFA close reading of Mao Dun’s Creation, exploring the complex meanings behind its theme-driven writing in relation to the author’s life and historical context.
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