Hao Gao

Invisible burden: Women’s gendered health labor in promoting male HPV vaccination in China

Yi Zheng, Hao Gao

The expansion of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination to males represents an important shift in public health in China. However, promotion of male HPV vaccination may involve female partners as information seekers, communicators, and facilitators, raising questions about the gendered distribution of health-related …

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Dynamic Derailment Behavior and Anti-Derailment Performance Analysis of High-Speed Electric Multiple Units

Yixuan Shi, Qingzhou Mao, Huailong Shi, Hao Gao et autres

For high-speed electric multiple units, derailment may lead to severe vehicle instability and safety hazards, making it essential to understand post-derailment dynamic behavior and protective mechanisms. To elucidate the dynamic evolution characteristics and anti-derailment mechanisms of high-speed electric multiple units under derailment …

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Discourse competition and fragmented echoes: A computational frame analysis of climate change debate on Platform X

Hao Gao, Yi Zheng, Ziqing Yang

Climate change communication is often framed as a contest between scientific knowledge and skepticism, but this binary overlooks fragmentation within the broader climate-concerned public. Drawing on cultural cognition theory, this study examines how competing discourse frames organize climate change debate on Twitter/X. …

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Strategic Frame Differentiation in Environmental Communication: Evidence from China Daily's Bilingual Climate Change Reporting

Chang Yang, Yixuan Feng, Hao Gao

Climate change has become a critical issue in global environmental communication, requiring states to balance international expectations with domestic priorities. While previous research has explored frames such as uncertainty, economic costs, security, morality, and health, less attention has been paid to how …

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Which Ties Matter? Differential Effects of Family, Peer, and Community Support on Short-Video Engagement Among Older Adults

Ziqing Yang, Xiaoxin Yu, Hao Gao

Short-form video (SFV) platforms have become a central part of older adults' digital lives, yet their psychological implications remain theoretically contested. Drawing on social empowerment theory, Self-Determination Theory, attachment theory, and the displacement hypothesis, this study examined whether different sources of social …

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Occurrence states of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in soil/sediment: Classification, analysis, influencing factors and environmental significance

Xiaoshui Li, Ziyang Ye, Hao Gao, Chijun Zhou et autres

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Contradictions and Boundary Negotiation in Human–AI Interaction: Insights into Cyborg Anxiety and AI Literacy Among University Students

Hao Gao, Yi Xiang Zheng, Lina Li

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has rapidly entered university students’ academic and everyday lives, yet its implications for human–computer interaction remain underexplored. Using a qualitative diary study, this research analyzed 141 diary entries from undergraduate communication students in Eastern China (June 5–25, 2025) …

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Cultural and Political Dimensions of Crisis Management: The Chinese Government's Information Governance and Response to COVID‐19 Rumors

Jing Wu, Dejan Verčič, Hao Gao

ABSTRACT The COVID‐19 infodemic posed unprecedented challenges to public governance and governmental crisis management. This study examines the Chinese government's response to social media rumors to test and extend the applicability of Situational Crisis Communication Theory (SCCT) within a non‐Western, centralized political …

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“I feel more capable”: vernacular smartphone affordances among illiterate adults in rural China

Qingting Zhao, Hao Gao

Purpose Despite significant progress in global literacy campaigns, millions of adults remain illiterate, particularly in rural areas. With the ubiquity of smartphones, illiterate and semi-literate populations are increasingly engaging with digital technologies. This study examines the vernacular affordances these users generate in …

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Exploring Seasonal Journalism: The Role of Media in the Sanyuesan Festival’s Cultural Significance

Hao Gao, Xuan Zhou, Langge Mo

This study examines how seasonal journalism functions as a strategic tool of “cultural governance” in shaping the Guangxi Sanyuesan Festival. Analyzing 69 years (1956–2024) of coverage from the party-state newspaper Guangxi Daily, this research moves beyond traditional longitudinal analysis by applying seasonal …

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Exploring Seasonal Journalism: The Role of Media in the Sanyuesan Festival’s Cultural Significance

Hao Gao, Xuan Zhou, Langge Mo

This study examines how seasonal journalism functions as a strategic tool of “cultural governance” in shaping the Guangxi Sanyuesan Festival. Analyzing 69 years (1956–2024) of coverage from the party-state newspaper Guangxi Daily, this research moves beyond traditional longitudinal analysis by applying seasonal …

Exploring Seasonal Journalism: The Role of Media in the Sanyuesan Festival’s Cultural Significance

Hao Gao, Xuan Zhou, Langge Mo

This study examines how seasonal journalism functions as a strategic tool of “cultural governance” in shaping the Guangxi Sanyuesan Festival. Analyzing 69 years (1956–2024) of coverage from the party-state newspaper Guangxi Daily, this research moves beyond traditional longitudinal analysis by applying seasonal …