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    Water resources exploitation and utilization of international rivers in China from the perspective of geo-security
    Sujuan ZHONG, Xiyan MAO, Xianjin HUANG
    2022, 31(3): 466-477.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020858
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    The resurgence of global geopolitical competition and the environmental crisis are driving the exploitation of international river water resources as a key variable affecting national geopolitical security. Based on review of existing literature, conclusions are as follows: firstly, the exploitation of water resources in international rivers will fuel conflicts between basin countries in a 'scarcity-conflict' paradigm, and the resulting conflicts over water resources are further contributing to geo-security by uniting extraterritorial forces. Secondly, the exploitation of water resources in China's international rivers has evolved from "weak security", "strong security" to "de-securitization" in the context of geo-security. Thirdly, water environment management, water allocation and coordination of water development interests are core issues in water resources development, involving transboundary water pollution, water allocation and hydropower development, all of which are closely related to national geo-security. Fourthly, the geographical differentiation in the way water resources are exploited in the three major international river-dense regions of northeast, northwest and southwest China is obvious, and the differentiated geo-environment brings multiple geo-security threats.Finally, suggestions are offered for China's future diplomacy based on the context of "One Belt, One Road" and "Community of Human Destiny".

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    Visualization analysis on the research hotspots and frontiers of China's international rivers
    Lidan GUO, Peiran JING, Yukuo ZHANG
    2022, 31(3): 490-502.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020710
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    With global climate change and the shortage of freshwater resources, international rivers have gradually become the international community's focus. Based on 2391 Chinese papers in the CNKI database from 1957 to 2019, we used CiteSpace V and other tools for paper analysis and data mining to explore Chinese scholars' research hotspots and frontier on international rivers. The results show that: (1) In the past 60 years, the research of Chinese scholars in the field of international rivers has experienced four stages: exploration start, rapid development, all-round growth, and mature development, and the research scale and academic influence show a good development trend; (2) The main research force is concentrated in a few advantageous institutions, there is less cross-regional and inter-agency cooperation, and the joint research and cooperation network among institutions needs to be strengthened; (3) Journals have spread from natural sciences to Comprehensive Social Sciences, and the characteristics of multi-disciplinary, multi-dimensional and multi-perspective of international river research are becoming more and more apparent; (4) In terms of geographical scope, international rivers in southwest, northeast and Northwest China are generally concerned. Southwest China is a continuous focus area, and the attention heat in Northwest China has increased significantly. The research hotspot and frontier evolution show the "hydropower development - sub-regional cooperation - the climate change and the ecological environment - Belt and Road (B&R) - the Lancang Mekong cooperation." The hot topics of recent ten years are the international river water resources and water ecology under the influence of climate change and the water-related cooperation under the background of " B&R ".

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    Research on the evolution and dynamic mechanism of gender spatial production model in Japan
    Yuan YUAN, Yue HOU
    2022, 31(3): 503-513.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020781
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    Based on Lefebvre's theory of space production, this paper discussed the evolution process of Japan's gender space production mode from the perspective of gender, and analyzed the mutual construction mechanism between gender relations and space production. The conclusions are as follows: 1) the evolution of Japan's gender space production mode can be divided into four stages: the maternal gender space production based on the natural division of labor, the feudal patriarchal "overwhelming" gender space production, the paternal gender space production from "tolerance" to "suppression" in modern times, and the gender space production with the coexistence of "male restriction" and "female resistance" after the war. 2) The pattern of gender spatial production in Japan presents the evolution law of alternating or combining three paths: natural division of labor, top-down and bottom-up. 3) The dynamic mechanism of gender space production: the game of gender power with discipline, silence and resistance as the main way is the main driving force of space production; the integration and opposition of heterogeneous culture and the interests of men and women rewrite the discourse of gender order in space production; after World War II, the United States, as an external power subject, broke the internal balance of the original space power and forcibly intervened in the traditional patriarchal gender space production mode; as the fundamental driving force, the transformation of material production mode promotes the spatial flow of men and women, and constantly promotes the structural adjustment of spatial representation and representation space.

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    Study on the measurement and influencing factors of cross-strait relations——Based on event data analysis
    Qixiang LI, Xiaojun YOU, Suqiong WEI
    2022, 31(3): 514-526.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020714
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    Chinese Taiwan and Chinese mainland have the same race and culture. Promoting the integration of the two sides and the process of reunification across the Taiwan straits is an inevitable requirement to realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. This paper constructed the comprehensive index evaluation system of cross-strait relations from three dimensions, including the official interaction, economic and trade exchanges and cultural and tourism exchanges. Using event data analysis method and entropy method, this paper conducted the quantitative index measurement, evolution stage division and influencing factors analysis of cross-strait relations from 2000 to 2018, and then put forward suggestions for the development of cross-strait relations. The conclusions are as follows: (1) Since the 21st century, cross-strait relations have experienced a period of low fluctuation (2000.1-2008.5), a period of comprehensive development (2008.6-2016.5) and a cooling down period (2016.6-2018.12); (2) Cross-strait relations have been mainly affected by the geographical environment, the comprehensive strength of Chinese mainland, the political party rotation of Taiwan, and non-traditional security factors; (3) Chinese mainland should continue to improve the geographical environment of cross-strait relations, enhance its comprehensive strength, promote social integration across the Taiwan strait, and establish mechanisms to prevent non-traditional security incidents.

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    Study on the economic connection and network structure evolution of the Yellow River Basin
    Ruili WANG, Yu LIU, Chengxin WANG, Mengcheng LI, Yongchao TANG, Mingyue XUE
    2022, 31(3): 527-537.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020602
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    The strengthening of economic connection and the network structure in the Yellow River Basin are of great significance for the smooth implementation of the national strategy of ecological protection and high-quality development in the Yellow River Basin. Four time points of 2006, 2010, 2014 and 2018 are selected to explore the economic connection and network structure evolution of 90 cities in the Yellow River Basin by using the modified gravity model and social network analysis. Results show that: ①The level of economic connection in the Yellow River Basin has been significantly improved, but the regional differences are significant, and the spatial distribution of high value economic ties is relatively stable, gradually forming a "northeast-southwest" pattern with three-level economic ties connecting multiple network high value concentration centers; ②The network density is on the rise, and the development of the internal and inter regional economic connection in the east, middle and west regions is unbalanced; ③The cities' degree centrality of each region has been improved, and its high value coverage continues to move westward and northward, while the western marginal zone forms a contiguous low centrality area; ④There is an obvious clustering phenomenon in the Yellow River Basin. The internal composition of subgroups at all levels has changed greatly during research period.

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    Decoupling effect of economic growth and resource environment in the Yangtze River Delta
    Meijuan HU, Ping SUN, Zaijun LI, Bing HOU
    2022, 31(3): 538-548.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020491
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    To realize effective decoupling between resource and environment pressure and economic growth is an important way to achieve coordinated and sustainable development of economy, resources, environment, society, population and other factors. In order to promote the Yangtze River Delta regional integration and ecological civilization construction process, this study based on the regional sustainable development theory and practice to build the evaluation index system of resources and environment pressure, and to study the decoupling relationship and driving effect between urban economic growth and resource and environmental pressure by using decoupling theory, structural decomposition analysis model from 2000 to 2017 in the Yangtze River Delta region. The findings are as follows : First, the economic growth of cities in the Yangtze river delta had not completely gotten rid of the pattern of "increasing natural consumption" with a big difference between cities within the region on the whole. Most developed cities continued a continuous decrease in the per capita pressure on resources and environment, while the other cities intensified along with economic growth. Second, the economic growth rate of most city were faster than that of resources and environment pressure. The region was dominated by the weak decoupling type, while the strong decoupling area was first expanded and then reduced. The cities in the central region had achieved a good decoupling state, but only a few marginal cities still showed a rapid growth trend of resource and environment pressure with less effective decoupling. Finally, judging from the driving effect of the decoupling of resources and environment, the economic growth effect was the direct effect of the increase of resource and environmental pressure, which was manifested in the fact that marginal underdeveloped cities were stronger than core developed cities. However, the population effect level of economically developed cities were higher than that of underdeveloped cities. The technical effect was mainly driven by negative effects that drove the direct decline of resource and environmental pressures with the pattern of "high in the south and low in the north" in the studied region.

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    Evaluation and prediction of water resource carrying capacity in eco-economic zone of Yellow River Delta
    Xixi ZHANG, Zhengxu CAO, Renjie ZHANG, Yuangang HAN, Xuan LI
    2022, 31(3): 549-560.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020425
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    The carrying capacity of water resources reflects the supporting capacity of regional water resources for economic and social development, and is an important index to measure the harmonious development of water resources with economy, society and nature. Taking economic, social, natural and other factors into comprehensive consideration, a four-dimensional water resources carrying capacity evaluation index system was constructed to measure the carrying capacity of water resources through combination weight method, analyze its spatial-temporal variation characteristics by M-K trend method, and predict the future development trend by R/S analysis method. The results show that :(1) the carrying capacity index of water resources of the Yellow River Delta Eco-economic Zone is slowly rising and the overall value is low. (2) The carrying capacity of water resources in coastal areas is good. The carrying capacity index of water resources decreases gradually from coastal areas to inland areas, and the spatial characteristics of pressure index, pressure index, coordination index and management index are obvious. (3) The carrying capacity of water resources was significantly improved in some counties (cities and districts) of Laizhou Bay and the estuary of the Yellow River, while the far-sea areas showed a worsening trend. The coordination index and management index of most regions were improved, while the pressure index was not optimistic, and the pressure index was generally deteriorated. (4) In the future, the carrying capacity of water resources shows a trend of continuous improvement in most areas of the Efficient ecological economic zone of the Yellow River Delta, while Huimin, Yangxin, Lijin, Gaoqing and other areas show a trend of continuous deterioration.

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    Evaluation of network structure resilience of Chengdu-Chongqing urban agglomeration from the perspective of complex networks
    Langong HOU, Jiping SUN
    2022, 31(3): 561-571.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020538
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    The resilience of urban network structure is one of the key factors affecting the sustainable development of the region. Analyzing the resilience of the urban network structure, finding structural weaknesses, adjusting the network structure and optimizing the allocation of regional resources are of great significance to promoting the stable and coordinated development of the region. Taking the Chengdu-Chongqing urban agglomeration as the research object, constructing traffic and information connection networks based on highway and railway passenger traffic data and Baidu index big data, using complex network theory and Ucinet network analysis tools to analyze the overall completeness of the network, network structure characteristics, and network aggregation In three aspects, network density, average path length, slope of degree distribution curve, core edge structure fit, local clustering coefficient and average clustering coefficient are six indicators to analyze the evolution of urban agglomeration network resilience. The results show that the initial resilience of the traffic connection network is weaker than that of the information connection network, and the later resilience is improved and stronger than the information connection network. The network structure has evolved from a loose, unipolar weak connection state to a tightly connected, balanced and complex stable state; The resilience of the information connection network is relatively weaker than in 2014, the completeness of the network has declined, the closure of the core area has increased, the information flow transmission path is single, the network connection is unevenly distributed, and the network structure is weak against interference; the overall network of the Chengdu-Chongqing city cluster remains In the development stage, the degree of networking is weak and the resilience ability is insufficient. Finally, the network resilience status of Chengdu-Chongqing urban agglomeration was discussed, and then optimization suggestions were put forward.

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    Green space perception and community governance in urban renewal
    Guoyu CHENG, Haokun DENG, Longlong ZHANG, Yingchun FU, Jianliang LI
    2022, 31(3): 572-581.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020522
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    With the large-scale development of urban renewal across the country, the spatial perception and participation degree of citizens in the promotion of the project has become a topic of increasing concern in the academic circle. Meanwhile, public participation is also a way of community governance. Under the influence of humanism, community-scale urban renewal research is devoted to exploring the perception and participation of different resident groups in the process of renewal. Takeing Guanggang New Town during the implementation stage of the renewal project as the case, analyzes the current situation of green space construction, and tries to explore the public participation in green space construction of Guanggang New Town through the remote sensing of green space change and in-depth interview. The study found that :(1) the increase of green space area and spatial accessibility in the area of Guanggang New Town were significantly improved, but there was no positive correlation with the green space perception of new residents;(2) with the construction of the renewal project, new residents enter the built-up area, while the renewal planning stage is mainly carried out according to the opinions of the original subjects, and the degree of public participation of different subjects is uneven, resulting in the disorder of spatial fairness.(3) the change of the subject is a dynamic factor that should be paid attention to in the process of urban renewal. Spatial perception of different subjects needs to be paid attention to in the process of community governance. This study combines remote sensing and geographic information system technology, and takes the perception of low efficiency as the topic to discuss community governance, in order to provide some references for the public participation and collaboration paradigm in the stage of practicing of urban renewal projects.

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    Research review and prospect of the linkage of urban agglomerations in foreign countries
    Yue QIN, Changle XU
    2022, 31(3): 582-590.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020408
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    The linkage of urban agglomerations directly affects and determines the mode, path and performance of regional spatial connection. Based on Web of Science database, this paper analyzes and summarizes the main literatures about the linkage of urban agglomerations in foreign countries by using CiteSpace. It is found that foreign scholars' understanding of the linkage development of urban agglomerations shows the characteristics of diversification and profundity from practice to theory. The exploration of the evolution trends and linkage patterns of urban agglomerations has become the linkage of urban agglomerations (especially the polycentric urban agglomerations linkage) important content in research and practice. The research perspective mainly shows that the stage evolution division of urban agglomeration linkage is clear and reasonable, the theme path is concentrated and the main path is prominent, the frontier trend is focused clearly, and the linkage mode conforms to the reality and has a certain degree of replicability. The research design is mainly reviewed from the aspects of method use, index determination and data measurement. Most of the empirical research methods focus on the design and construction of relevant indicators.

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    Research on water resources utilization efficiency and its influencing factors in China
    Yanping CHEN, Chang LIU
    2022, 31(3): 591-601.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020565
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    Scientific evaluation of the differences between China's water resource utilization efficiency is of great significance to the promotion of social sustainable development. Incorporating water footprint as an input indicator into the analysis framework of water resource utilization efficiency, a Shephard water resources distance function is proposed, and based on panel data of 30 provinces (excluding Tibet) in mainland China from 2009 to 2018, using the stochastic frontier analysis model based on the Shephard water resources distance function, an empirical analysis of the regional water resources utilization efficiency and its influencing factors in China. The results show: (1) During the study period, China's total water footprint and its annual growth rate fluctuated greatly, and the difference between the total water footprint of each province is obvious. (2) There are obvious differences in water use efficiency in the east, middle and west, showing the regional distribution characteristics of decreasing from east to west. (3) The level of economic development is positively correlated with water resource utilization efficiency, and water resource endowment, urbanization process and industrial structure (the proportion of the tertiary industry) are all negatively correlated with water resource utilization efficiency. The results of the research are conducive to exploring effective ways to promote the sustainable use of water resources in China and overall planning and coordinated development.

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    Spatio-temporal evolution of agricultural comparative advantage and growing advantage in main grain producing areas in Northeast Provinces in China
    Xiaolei MA, Shixing JIAO, Jianwei ZHANG, Hongyan LIU
    2022, 31(3): 602-612.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020541
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    Industrial development advantages have an important influence on industrial economy. Location Quotient (LQ) and Growth Quotient (GQ) indexes were used to study comparative advantages and growth advantages of planting, forestry, livestock and fishery in Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning provinces in China from 1990 to 2018.The results show that: (1) In terms of comparative advantage, at present, agriculture, planting, animal husbandry and forestry in Heilongjiang Province, animal husbandry in Jilin Province, and fishery and animal husbandry in Liaoning Province have outstanding comparative advantages in China. In addition, corn in three provinces, soybean in Heilongjiang, and beef in Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces have significant comparative advantages. (2) In terms of growth advantages, economic growth rate of planting industry in three northeastern provinces is slow, while animal husbandry economy has obvious advantages in sectoral growth and regional growth, and compared with national animal husbandry economy, northeast China has outstanding growth advantages and great development potential.(3) From the perspective of spatial pattern, in three northeastern provinces, 75% prefecture-level cities have comparative advantage in agriculture; 72% prefecture-level cities have sectoral growth advantages in animal husbandry, and their output growth rate is higher than China average level, with outstanding development advantages. Although the planting industry of three northeastern provinces has a strong comparative advantage in China, its output value growth rate is relatively slow. In order to promote agricultural development of major grain producing areas, we should accelerate development level of modern agriculture, improve the economic growth rate of planting industry, and promote comprehensive development of agriculture.

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    Spatial-temporal evolution characteristics and influencing factors on integration of cultural industry and tourism industry in ethnic regions
    Chenrouyu ZHENG, Cundong YANG, Wenxing REN
    2022, 31(3): 613-623.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020537
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    The integration of culture and tourism is the general trend for tourism development and an important direction in ethnic regions.Taking Inner Mongolia as an example, basing on multi-indicator panel data of 12 cities from 2009 to 2018, this paper used related methods to analyze the integration of cultural industry and tourism industry and influencing factors in ethnic regions.Results showed that:①The development trend of cultural industry was better, and regional differences in tourism industry were significant.②Cities were in the optimized development stage of transition from imbalance to imbalance-coordination. The integration degree was not high, and most cities were in the lagging situation of tourism industry. ③Spatial differentiation of cities was significant, integration level was in the spatial pattern of "Central> East> West ", Cities with relatively good coordination levels were scattered.④Government support was leading variable in low-value areas, consumption level was the leading variable in medium-value areas, and infrastructure service level was the leading variable in high-value areas.

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    An analysis of spatial differentiation of tourism development level in border cities of Yunnan Province and influencing factors based on Geo-detector
    Yuntao LI, Li TAO
    2022, 31(3): 624-636.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020513
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    Taking eight border cities in Yunnan Province as the research unit, this paper explores the spatial differentiation of tourism development levels in Yunnan border cities from 2008 to 2017, analyzes its influencing factors by using Geo-detector, and reveals the mechanism of factor action. The results show as follows: ①The level of tourism development is constantly increasing in the border cities of Yunnan Province. The relative difference is not significant and remains high level, but the absolute difference is expanding, and the spatial differentiation is significant. ②The number of regions with a high to low level of tourism development has evolved into a "spindle" distribution in the border cities of Yunnan Province. ③The tourism development level of border cities in Yunnan Province gradually shows the spatial characteristics of "high in the southeast and west, balanced in the southwest and low in the northwest". ④The core factors that affect the tourism development level of border cities in Yunnan Province are the endowment of tourism resources, traffic accessibility, and GDP, and other factors have less influence. ⑤The explanatory power of various influencing factors on tourism development level is non-linearly strengthened or double-strengthened, and the statistics of factor explanatory power are significantly different.

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    Research on spatial spread and control of urban epidemic by social network
    Wenhui LI, Xiaoqing QIU
    2022, 31(3): 637-648.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020617
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    This paper analyed the spatial diffusion characteristics of urban epidemic situation and its control measures of COVID-19 with the help of data mining method, spatial analysis and social network analysis based on the confirmed cases data information of COVID-19 released by Sanitation and Health Committee of Shenzhen. Research shows some results as follow. First, judging from the basic characteristics of epidemiology, the population structure of confirmed cases is complex with a wide range of sources, long duration, and a complicated hysteresis cycle for paroxysm. Second, from the aspect of communication networks within the family and between couples, the spread of the COVID-19 has a strong spatial aggregation feature. Third, judging from the transmission network of key epidemic and non-epidemic areas, the spread of COVID-19 has obvious spatial mobility characteristics. Fourth, from the perspective of social activity communication networks, the spatial spread of COVID-19 has the characteristics of privacy and uncertainty. Fifth, from the point of view of the spreading network of overseas epidemic space spread, the spread of the epidemic has international and irresistible characteristics. Sixth, the efficiency of urban space should be optimized in urban management, using modern communication network technology to improve the timeliness and flexibility of governance.

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    Knowledge map analysis on the study of Chinese family migration
    Shaoyan CAI
    2022, 31(3): 649-661.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020047
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    With the deepening of the new people-centered urbanization strategy in the 14th Five-Year Plan period, family migration, as the main mode of population migration in China, is of great significance to accelerate the citizenization of floating population. Based on Citespace software, this paper quantitatively analyzes 452 relevant articles from 1996 to 2018, and draws the knowledge maps from the aspects of key words,authors,institutions and the results are visual. On this basis, the research status of domestic family migration are summarized.The results show that: 1)Domestic family migration research generally presents a fairly good situation.It demonstrates that research hotspots and achievements in this field are increasing, research topics are becoming diversified and present a trend of interdisciplinary.2)The author group is generally dispersed and partially concentrated, and has formed a group of academic representatives. The degree of cooperation between research teams is not high, and academic exchanges need to be strengthened. 3) The research institutions are mainly universities and research institutes throughout the country, and the academic cooperation between research institutions is not enough. 4) The research focuses on the process, characteristics and influencing factors of family migration, the relationship between family migration and the development of new-type urbanization, and the problems of children's education and employment brought about by family migration. Future studies should focus on the family, integrate multiple theoretical perspectives such as space and place, body, daily life practice and mobility, and further strengthen the discussion of social and cultural dimensions of family migration and the innovation of localization theory.

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    Characteristics and mechanism of residents' cross-border activities between Zhuhai and Macao under the border effect
    Qingqing ZHENG, Suhong ZHOU, Ping WEN
    2022, 31(3): 662-672.  DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1004-9479.2022.03.2020810
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    With the integration of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, the flow of people between cities accelerated. But because of the physical and institutional border between Macao and Chinese mainland, residents' cross-border activities are complex. In this paper, residents across the Zhuhai-Macao border were divided into four categories: mainland tourists visiting Macao, mainland workers commuting to Macao, Macanese in Zhuhai for consumption and Macanese in Zhuhai for residency. In order to study their cross-border activities, questionnaire surveys and in-depth interviews were conducted at Gongbei Port in Zhuhai. With the description of space-time path and the construction of 2-mode society network, this paper explored the characteristics of residents' cross-border activities and analyzed the mechanism of cross-border activities. The results found that under the border effect, residents' cross-border activity space is limited in certain places and in activities they show different social preferences. Mainland tourists visiting Macao mainly visit some tourist attractions and Macanese in Zhuhai for consumption mainly visit shopping districts in Zhuhai, especially Gongbei. Mainland workers commuting to Macao are more likely to live in the surrounding of Gongbei Port. Their cross-border social networks are often constructed by "strong relationships". Macanese in Zhuhai for residency also mainly live in Gongbei and Hengqing. Residents' activities across the Zhuhai-Macao border are restricted by the "one country, two systems" and differential customs policies. But attracted by heterogeneous culture, mainland residents cross the border for leisure and entertainment. Residents on both sides of the border utilize the economic opportunities to organize cross-border activities. Last, social-psychological factors and differential regulations play an important role in adjusting cross-border activities.

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