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Circular Economy Pathways and Green GDP Convergence: A Scenario-Based Comparative Analysis of China, Singapore, and Malaysia

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By Chan Fatt Cheah, Yuhua Yuan
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Supporting Information Filename Description sd71567-sup-0001-Supinfo.docxWord 2007 document , 20.1 KB Supplementary Appendix A Model calibration, data processing, and robustness procedures. References , and . 2024. “Scenario of Energy Policy and Act in Malaysian Energy Building Efforts for Sustainable Development: A Review.” Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science 18, no. 4: 10330–10349. , and . 2025.
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Innovative Approaches to Cultural Identity Preservation: The Rural Culture Development Model for Huangpu District, Guangzhou

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By Yuhua Yuan, Azmiah Abd Ghafar, Chan Fatt Cheah
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This study examines the preservation of cultural identity in Huangpu District, Guang-zhou, amidst rapid urbanisation. It highlights the district's rich cultural heritage, including traditional Lingnan-style architecture, festivals, and folk arts. The proposed Rural Culture Development Model (RCDM) aims to balance cultural preservation with modernisation through a multi-faceted approach.
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Challenges in Safeguarding Cultural Heritage: A Case Study of Chinese Traditional Villages in Huangpu District, Guangzhou, China

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By Yuhua Yuan, Azmiah Abd Ghafar, Chan Fatt Cheah
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The cultural heritage of Huangpu District's villages reflects Lingnan culture's rich history and traditions. However, urbanisation, demographic shifts, and globalisation threaten its survival. This research highlights the need for comprehensive strategies combining government support, community participation, and technological innovation to safeguard cultural heritage.
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