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Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025)

Journal of Asian Research Vol. 9, No. 1, 2025, Online Version First
Published: 2024-12-17

Articles

  • The Impact of the Confucian Analects on the Concept of Filial Piety in Qutadgu Bilig through the Introduction to the Western Regions of China
    Xarwana NUERMAMATE
    p1
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  • The Impact of Demographic Structure on Consumption Structure: A Comparative Study of China and Japan
    Yiping Li, Yuejing Zhai
    p12
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  • Image Construction of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture from the Framing Theory Perspective—A Case Study of Reports in The New York Times
    Meihua Cheng, Xinyue Chen
    p52
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  • Research on the Development Mode and Implementation Path of Science and Technology Innovation Study Tourism Resources
    Liyong Zong, Enhao Chen
    p72
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  • The Reproduction and Dissemination of Traditional Architectural Symbols in Online Games
    Meihua Cheng, Siyi Shi
    p87
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  • Applause without Purchase: The Conversion Gap of Knowledge-Based Book Sales on Douyin in the Context of Fragmented Communication
    Liyong Zong, Yao Luo
    p107
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