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  1. Online dating has modernized traditional partner search methods, allowing individuals to seek a partner that aligns with their preferences for attributes such as age, height, location, or education. Yet tradit...

    Authors: Hannah Rose Kirk and Shriyam Gupta
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2022 9:2
  2. Using the Chinese corpus of Google Books Ngram in line with other macro-level socioeconomic data, this paper examines and analyzes the trend of change in public discourse about social structure in China from 1...

    Authors: Jiankun Liu and Yunsong Chen
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2021 8:19
  3. This article documents and conceptualizes a mode of reproduction of elites in a society in transition from state domination to market orientation. By focusing on China’ marketization, we explore how parents’ a...

    Authors: Peng Lu and Xiaoguang Fan
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2021 8:17
  4. In previous studies on social stratification and mobility in China, education is considered as the core mediatory factor in social reproduction and mobility. This paper, however, investigates how childhood hea...

    Authors: Yanbi Hong and Jingming Liu
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2021 8:16
  5. Sociology is a science concerned with both the interpretive understanding of social action and the corresponding causal explanation, process, and result. A causal explanation should be the foundation of predic...

    Authors: Yunsong Chen, Xiaogang Wu, Anning Hu, Guangye He and Guodong Ju
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2021 8:15
  6. Cognitive abilities have a great impact on individuals’ socioeconomic status. Among the factors that affect cognitive ability, early childhood development and preschool education are vital. However, evidence o...

    Authors: Lei Zheng, Qiuyi Weng and Xin Gong
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2021 8:14
  7. Parenting practice, an embodied cultural capital, is class based. The findings of this study showed that in urban Chinese families, the middle class was inclined to adopt the practice of concerted cultivation ...

    Authors: Felicia F. Tian and Yongchao Jing
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2021 8:12
  8. Modern sciences were introduced to Japan from Western countries during the Meiji period. In other words, this was the process of translating Western academic languages into Japanese academic languages. The tra...

    Authors: Yoshiyuki Yama
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2021 8:8
  9. “Post-Western sociologies” mainly refer to some sociological systems constructed by non-Western and Western sociologists, after the so-called “Western sociologies” have been spread to the non-Western world. It...

    Authors: Lizhong Xie
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2021 8:5
  10. The wealth-to-income ratio (WIR) in many Western countries, particularly in Europe and North America, increased by a factor of two in the last three decades. This represents a defining empirical trend: a rewe...

    Authors: Louis Chauvel, Eyal Bar Haim, Anne Hartung and Emily Murphy
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2021 8:4
  11. During the first 15 years of the twenty-first century, Brazil’s economic growth and public policies were in the center of the debate on the growing “new middle class.” This new middle class is defined by peopl...

    Authors: Celi Scalon, André Junqueira Caetano, Hugo Chaves and Luana Costa
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2021 8:3
  12. The family, which is the basic unit of Chinese society, serves as the micro foundation of individual charitable behavior. This study examines the intergenerational effects on individual charitable donations in...

    Authors: Yongjiao Yang, Yuting Shi and Dong Zhang
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2020 7:22
  13. Compared with traditional industries, new changes have taken place in the labor process and manufacturing consent in cultural and creative industries. In entertainment labor, managers transform high-intensity ...

    Authors: Wenjuan Jia and Kaiou Zhong
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2020 7:13
  14. The work-to-family hypothesis and the family-to-work hypothesis provide alternate explanations for the housework-earnings relationship. This study examines these competing theoretical perspectives and explores...

    Authors: Meng Sha Luo and Ernest Chui
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2020 7:5
  15. The present study uses data from the Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS) to develop a multidimensional measure for the healthiness of Chinese citizens’ lifestyles. A latent class analysis reveals variety in C...

    Authors: Fuqin Wang
    Citation: The Journal of Chinese Sociology 2019 6:23

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