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Unwelcome guests? Emotional barriers to adult co-presence in children’s playgrounds

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By Zi Yang, Xinzhe Zhao, Ren Zhou
| Nature
Abstract Playgrounds in dense cities function as shared micro public spaces where adult presence can feel uneasy. Adopting a child-first, adult-enabled stance, this study examines how design signifiers and visibility relate to adults’ emotions and patterns of co-presence. Semi-structured interviews, analysed with grounded theory and informed by pilot observations, trace links among appraisals, contextual cues and coping.
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China’s Former Defense Ministers Sentenced to Death With Reprieve: The Reason and the Wider Implications

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By Zi Yang
| The Diplomat Magazine
After nearly two years of investigation, China officially announced on May 7 that former defense ministers and Central Military Commission (CMC) members Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu had been sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve, along with the confiscation of all personal property. According to the official statement, Wei was found guilty of accepting bribes, while Li took and gave bribes. This marks a significant development in the ongoing People’s Liberation Army (PLA) purge.
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Tai Chi as a public health intervention: effects on stress regulation, attention, and psychological resilience in adults

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By Nan Wang, Zi Yang
| Frontiers in Public Health
Abstract Background: Chronic psychological stress, impaired attentional functioning, and reduced psychological resilience represent major public health challenges among adults, contributing to adverse mental and physical health outcomes. Mind–body interventions have gained increasing attention as scalable, non-pharmacological strategies to address these interconnected domains.
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