Introduction,
1. The Evolution of Work and Leisure in China: A Historical Analysis of Vacation Policies, Leisure Practices, and Ideological Influences (Pre-Qin to 1949),
2. Fundamental Issues in Understanding Leisure and the Shift of Research Paradigms in Leisure Studies,
3. Critique of Modern Society and Aesthetic Critique: Two Possible Approaches to Leisure Research and Their Implications on Leisure and Work,
4. Free Labour and Contemporary Leisure Forms in China,
5. A Marxist Labour Value Theory Perspective on Work and Leisure,
6. Reshaping the Concept of Leisure and Labour in the Era of Post Covid-19,
7. The Coupled Logic of Labour and Leisure in the Digital Era: Playbour,
8. Leisure and Labour: The Debate between Arendt and Byung-Chul Han on “Leisure”,
9. The Relationships between Leisure and “Lying Flat” Phenomenon: An Emerging Chinese Societal Issue,
10. From Serious Leisure to Devotee Work: An Exploratory Study of Yoga,
11. Work and Leisure in Taiwan: Examining the Antecedents and Consequences of Work-Leisure Conflict,
12. An Examination of the Influence of Social Support on Work-Leisure Conflict: A Case Study of Frontline Hotel Employees,
13. An Examination of the Impact of Leisure Participation on Knowledge-based Workers’ Work Passion: The More Leisure, the More Passion?,
14. An Exploratory Study of Work-Leisure Relationships during the Covid-19 Lockdown