Fan Wu's schrijven duikt in de historische en psychologische gevolgen van een tumultueus verleden voor individuen en families. Haar werken dienen als meditatie over thema's die relevant blijven in onze hedendaagse wereld. Via haar personages, hun angsten, hoop, geheimen en verlangens, onderzoekt ze hoe zij zich met hun verleden verzoenen en verdergaan. Haar proza staat bekend om zijn intelligentie, inzicht en hart.
Focusing on the emotional landscape of contemporary China, this coming-of-age narrative follows the intertwined lives of two women navigating the complexities of a rapidly evolving society. Their personal journeys reflect broader themes of identity, change, and resilience in a modern superpower, offering a poignant look at friendship and self-discovery amidst societal transformation.
Focusing on the challenges of spectrum allocation in wireless networks, this brief employs a game-theoretic approach where rational nodes pursue individual objectives. It systematically examines methods to achieve equilibrium states for optimal system performance. The author offers a tutorial on game theory and discusses channel allocation in both clique and multi-hop networks, addressing the complexities of dynamic channel redistribution. With a blend of theoretical insights and practical guidance, the content serves researchers and advanced students in game theory and wireless communications.
An Experimental Study
Managers in international joint ventures work with resources contributed by investors from multiple nationalities. Fan Wu shows through a series of experimental studies among students and managers from China, South Korea, Germany, and the USA that cultural affinity between the manager and one of the investors and career perspectives with one of the investors are strongly motivating managers to make biased decisions. The two mechanisms can be used to balance each other out in staffing key positions in international joint ventures for optimal control over managerial decisions.