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Responses and Reflections on Scott's Study of Zomia in Recent Years in Domestic Academia
Authors: Huang Jiajing , Wang Chunkai
Published: November 2023

James Scott, a professor of political science and anthropology in the United States, proposed the influential "Zomia" theory in his book The Art of Not Being Governed: An Anarchist History of Upland Southeast Asia. The theory has garnered significant international interest and has yielded numerous research findings. Meanwhile, the domestic academic community has shown little regard for the book. Until 2016, when the Chinese translation of Scott’s "Zomia" was published in China, the impact of his theory in the Chinese literary world had been significant, prompting lively discussions among numerous scholars. Local scholars utilized their own research experience to either introduce it as a new theory and method into their research practice or thoroughly analyze its viewpoints, contents, theories, and methods. This paper analyzes the role and significance of Scott's book in relevant research fields by combining domestic research. The aim is to provide a reference for further research in these fields.
Research on the Development of Teaching Quality Monitoring System in Private Colleges and Universities
Authors: Li Yanfen
Published: November 2023

The establishment of a scientific and effective teaching quality monitoring system is an important means to improve the quality of higher education teaching and the implementation of talent cultivation goals. How to build a scientific, reasonable and efficient teaching quality monitoring system is an important issue in teaching management. This paper is based on the deficiencies in the current situation of teaching quality monitoring in China's private colleges and universities, combined with the actual situation of private colleges and universities to explore and improve the teaching quality monitoring system of private colleges and universities, in order to promote China's private colleges and universities to improve the quality of teaching and talent cultivation quality, and standardize the process of teaching management.
Research on the Implementation Difficulties and Optimization Measures of Project-based Teaching in Maritime English
Authors: Huang Xiang
Published: November 2023

In recent years, project-based teaching has become the focus of national vocational education curriculum reform, and has also become an important teaching form in the curriculum reform of major maritime vocational colleges. The project-based teaching reform of maritime English has achieved significant breakthroughs and results after implementation, but there are still many problems in teaching practice. This article analyzes the implementation difficulties of project-based teaching in maritime English and proposes corresponding optimization measures to address these difficulties, providing reference for effectively deepening the reform of maritime English teaching in vocational colleges.
The Study on of Art Portfolio Management of the Art Foundation – Use the Guy and Myriam Ullens Foundation as an Example
Authors: Zhang Ailin
Published: November 2023

This study provides an in-depth examination of the existing literature on art portfolio management to understand the relevant theories and data analysis techniques. The Guy & Myriam Ullens Foundation is selected for the study, which scrutinizes the investment allocation strategies across different art categories and historical periods, as well as investigating investment criteria, risk mitigation strategies and investment returns. In addition, it analyses the operational framework of art foundations and summarizes successful portfolio management practices, providing a valuable reference for other art investment institutions and collectors. The study employs a multi-faceted approach, including literature review, case studies, portfolio theory and other research methods. This comprehensive survey addresses the field of institutional art investment.
Analysis of the Importance of Musical Literacy in Vocal Singing to Bel Canto Singing
Authors: TERIGELE
Published: November 2023

Economic development and the improvement of the quality of life and material satisfaction promote people to pursue the construction of spiritual civilization and become more yearning for the beautiful things in life. The synchronous development of economy and spiritual civilization construction has created greater space for the innovation of music art, especially provided important support for the popularization of bel canto. In recent years, bel canto's unique singing method and its unique artistic charm are favored by the public. This paper makes an in-depth analysis of the importance of bel canto in vocal singing, discusses the musical literacy of singers today and puts forward some reference suggestions.
The Application of Situational Teaching Method in the Cultivation of Intercultural Communicative Competence
Authors: Liu Li , Yang Huakun
Published: November 2023

As the overall goal of international Chinese language education, the cultivation of learners' intercultural communicative competence has become one of the main tasks of international Chinese language education. The core of situational teaching method is to set up "real" situations that can stimulate learners' emotional experience, which helps to cultivate learners' intercultural communication awareness and improve their intercultural understanding ability.
Differences between News Ethics and Public Ethics in Public Crisis Communication A Case Study of the 'Hebei Typhoon' Public Opinion Incident
Authors: Zhang Xueyong
Published: November 2023

In recent years, the gradual increase in public emergencies has had a significant impact on society. Against this backdrop, news media, as the "fourth estate" and disseminators of information, play a crucial role in public life. However, the question of how to adhere to journalistic ethics in reporting while also reflecting public ethics in dissemination remains unresolved. On one hand, news media are required to adhere to professional ethical norms in their reporting, including principles such as truthfulness, objectivity, and non-misleading practices. On the other hand, public ethics emphasize that media should prioritize social responsibility and public moral consciousness in their communication efforts, with the goal of safeguarding the interests of the public. Therefore, in the context of public crisis communication, news media must comprehensively consider the factors of journalistic ethics and public ethics. They must ensure the preservation of news value and the portrayal of factual truths while also paying attention to guiding public emotions and fostering positive impacts on society.
In The Shadow of Great History: A Research of The Lost Villages in Northern Thailand
Authors: Shi Yiji , Yang Pengcheng
Published: November 2023

This historical essay depicts the origins and current status of a northern Thai region known as Lost Villages. After the Chinese Civil War in the twentieth century, a remnant unit of the Kuomintang (KMT) rolled over from mainland China to Thailand and flourished here. However, caught between the competing political parties, their legal identity has always been in question. At the same time, they are in dire need of economic, educational, and policy support. After a literature review and field research, the author attempts to unravel the mystery of their identity and to make them more fully known by the outside world in order to establish sustained international assistance.
Research on the Poetic Thrust of "Autumn Willow"
Authors: Hou Zhuo , Luo Yunxi
Published: November 2023

Wang Shizhen's poem "Autumn Willow" has many influential theories, including "the theory of the demise of the Ming Dynasty", "the theory of the old prostitute", and "the theory of rise and fall". This article attempts to sort out the views expressed by various families from the perspective of creation and commentary and to comment on many views, to look forward to the research status of the poem.
The Connection and Research Between Corporate Culture and Corporate Performance in the Construction Industry
Authors: Cui Lanfang , Phakdeephirot Nutteera
Published: November 2023

Methods such as correlation test, variation analysis and multiple linear regression were used to explore the significant role of construction corporate culture on company performance. A total of 358 samples were collected for systematic comparative study from multiple perspectives.
Who am I?
Authors: Song Guofang
Published: November 2023

The ancient Greek proverb “know yourself” has always led Western scholars to interpret and argue “me”, and Lacan is undoubtedly one of the leaders. He followed in the footsteps of Freud's psychoanalysis and pioneered a new approach to interpreting and arguing about the subject through linguistic dimensions of psychoanalysis. He proposed the theory of the order of the subject's spirit at three levels: reality, imagination, and symbolism, and the establishment of these three realms relies on language. The concept of subject is also a topic that many thinkers cannot avoid in the context of the East, especially originating from Mencius and inheriting the mind studies of Lu Jiuyuan and Wang Yangming. Whether it is”irrational beyond the heart “or”the human heart is human nature “, it all indicates Wang Yangming's enthusiasm for finding himself. Although the subject is not a familiar word in the Eastern context, upon closer examination, it is not difficult to find that the subject refers to either “ self “or ”me “in a certain situation. The discussion on” me “in Yangming's psychology implies the path of why I am myself, Both can find one-to-one correspondence in Lacan's three orders, so there are similarities in their theories and they can interpret each other, but at the same time, differences in speculation lead to differences between the two.
Exploring the Realism of the Movie "The Chinese Doctor"
Authors: Liu Xue
Published: November 2023

The movie "The Chinese Doctor" is a work that applies realism in its creation to explore the microcosm of reality. This article outline is divided into seven parts. It first introduces the background of the movie and the application of realism in its creation. It then discusses the status and development of realism in the history of Chinese cinema, placing "The Chinese Doctor" within the context of the realism artistic movement. The article also explores the techniques used in character development and portrayal, as well as the depiction of key social issues in the plot and storyline. The filming techniques and style of the work are also discussed, including cinematography, camera angles, and the role of sound effects and music. Finally, the article discusses the insights and impact of the movie on contemporary Chinese society, as well as audience response and reviews. In conclusion, the movie "The Chinese Doctor" has had a profound impact on both the audience and society through its application of realism to explore the intricacies of reality.
Study of the Application of Technology in Teaching Rugby in Colleges and Universities
Authors: Gong Hong , Fan Peiran , Kai Yu
Published: November 2023

In the college physical education reform process, many teachers have begun to readjust their teaching directions and ideas, enrich teaching contents and forms while guiding and encouraging students, in order to ensure students to learn more in a free and relaxed learning atmosphere and further improve their overall quality. Currently, some colleges and universities take rugby as the basis for their physical education teaching practices, and also integrate it into my country’s physical education. In the process of guiding and encouraging students, it is essential to cultivate and improve students’ physical qualities, and ensure that they can master the skills and core of rugby. Thus, they can better achieve the individual growth and development. Compared with other sports games, however, Rugby developed late in our country, making many teachers and students have a relatively simple understanding of it. Therefore, in the process of introducing this sport, we teachers should make full preparations to pay attention to different details and influencing factors, as well as actively cultivate students’ awareness of active participation. Gradually, students can master the sports skills and styles suitable for themselves, and form a new understanding of rugby. From a macro perspective, this paper aims to understand the necessity of introducing rugby into college physical education and related measures through combining theoretical analysis and time research. It is expected to provide a certain reference for promoting the reform of college physical education and also improving the teaching quality.
Prediction of Design Ideas and Implementation Strategies for the Development of New Forms of Maritime English Textbooks
Authors: Huang Xiang
Published: November 2023

With the further deepening of the "Three Education" reform, the development of new forms of textbooks has become a necessary question for the construction of vocational colleges and talent cultivation in the new era. The construction of a new form of teaching material for Maritime English is centered around paper textbooks, with the principles of "advanced, practical, and applicable". The paper textbooks are organically integrated with high-quality digital resources, and the teaching content is restructured based on job responsibilities to achieve new forms of teaching theory and practice. At the same time, the ideological and political curriculum is organically integrated into the textbooks, in order to explore and practice vocational education teaching reform, Provide valuable experience and reference for promoting the level of textbook construction.
Study of Rail Structure Interaction on Double-Decker integrated bridge with Metro and Highway Structure
Authors:   Department of Bridges MMSB Consult Sdn Bhd, Chennai (Tamil Nadu), India., M Tamilselvan , V Koventhan ,   Department of Bridges MMSB Consult Sdn Bhd, Chennai (Tamil Nadu), India., Chundi Gananadh ,   Department of Bridges MMSB Consult Sdn Bhd, Chennai (Tamil Nadu), India.
Published: November 2023

In the metro rail system, Long Welded Rails (LWR) have been used for less maintenance, smooth & safe ride at higher speeds. The arrangement of connecting rail and deck system causes an interaction effect in force transfer. The study of this effect in the structure is Rail Structure Interaction (RSI) analysis. In this study, the behavior of double-decker integrated structure, rail stresses and relative deformation are studied due to the bending behavior of the deck, bearing articulation & support stiffness with the proposed geometrical arrangement of the bridge and applicable loading as per standards. The effect of RSI analysis and limitations of additional stresses are referred with the guidance of UIC standards & RDSO guidelines. The double-decker elevated viaduct structure is proposed with a first level highway deck carrying highway loading and second level metro system carrying metro loading. In highway bridge deck, the decks are proposed with four span continuous to avoid discomfort due to more number of expansion joints and thereby provide smooth riding for passengers. The effect of RSI is studied in this paper by considering the above complexity of two-level superstructure with a different type of superstructure at the metro level due to the track requirement like U girder deck system at each track, I girder deck system as a single deck for both the tracks at the cross over / pocket track locations and I girder deck system at highway level with deck continuity. A finite element analysis is performed using the analytical tool MIDAS CIVIL software to study the interaction mechanism for this double-decker bridge structure. For this study, rail and deck (unballasted) are linked with a multilinear elastic spring as recommended in UIC 774-3R and other boundary conditions as per IRS & IRC standards. This paper discusses the behavior of structure from the results of the rail stresses and forces to the substructure due to thermal and live load effects at both level Metro Rail system and Highway Road systems.
An Undeclared Medications: The Hidden Enemies
Authors:   Internal Medicine, Apollo Hospital Navi Mumbai, India, Khare Sanjay , Waghmare Akashdeep , Mishra Falguni ,   Internal Medicine, Apollo Hospital Navi Mumbai, India,   Internal Medicine, Apollo Hospital Navi Mumbai, India, Khan Nazia ,   Internal Medicine, Apollo Hospital Navi Mumbai, India
Published: November 2023

Every case is unique and needs to be dealt with as such. Internal Medicine specialists must cultivate the habit of being extremely inquisitive and inherently suspicious to be able to arrive at the correct diagnosis. Here we present a case that suggested a particular disorder but went to be something totally different altogether. This also underlies just how important eliciting history is. Keywords: Abdominal Pain; Anemia; Constipation; Erosive Pangastritis; Polyarthralgias
Research on the Impact of the Russia-Ukraine War on the United States
Authors: Zhang Yizhe
Published: November 2023

The article is set against the backdrop of todays Russo-Ukrainian war and focuses on the multiple ways in which the continuity of the US as a country that commands but does not participate in the war can affect the country. Since the invasion, the US has led the way in providing Ukraine with military equipment and training, economic aid, near-total diplomatic support checks, intelligence used to deter Russian attacks, and threats of dire consequences if Russia uses nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Even before Russian troops crossed the border, the US and many of its allies were working to mobilize a potential diplomatic coalition against Moscows predatory and ambitious military by warning Russia of the range of potential sanctions it could incur, and strengthening Ukraines military forces. The article, sourced through a Google search and Google Scholar, is based on the American peoples perception of war and its economic and political impact on the United States after the World War .
Gender Inequality in the Digital Field and Potential Remedial Measures
Authors: Nie Haolan
Published: November 2023

This paper examines the phenomenon of gender inequality in digital spaces and explores potential remedial measures. Through an analysis of historical cases of online discrimination, gendered experiences on the internet, and current landscape of discriminatory behavior, it is clear that women are frequently exposed to cyber bullying and other forms of abuse. Strategies for promoting gender equity in digital spaces include self-regulation, education and awareness, state legislation, and industry practices. Surveillance capitalisms impact on gender equity is also discussed, as data collected through this practice can be used to profile individuals based on their gender identity or sexuality. The paper concludes by stating that research into the efficacy of self-regulation, education and awareness approaches as well as state legislation in shielding women from online discrimination is necessary. Additionally, industry practices targeting those who battle discrimination should be further investigated. By utilizing such methods, one can move towards an equitable digital space where all individuals are respected regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation.
How Chinese Short Video News Cover Russia-Ukraine Conflict: A Case Study of Pengpais Douyin Account
Authors: Zhang Zirui
Published: November 2023

Since February 2022, the situation in Russia and Ukraine has changed dramatically, with the outbreak of an armed conflict on a scale that has attracted widespread international attention. As a representative of Chinas mainstream media biased towards internationalization, Pengpai is naturally extremely concerned about the Russia-Ukraine conflict. To capture attention on the development of Chinese mainstream media and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the author adopted a content analysis approach to analyze how Chinese mainstream media, Pengpai, published news about the Russia-Ukraine conflict on Douyin and summarize some of the Pengpai reports (N=64). Overall, the research finds that by referencing more Chinese citation sources, particularly the news media, Pengpai demonstrates its professionalism. At the same time, the analysis reveals that Pengpais tendency to report on the Russia-Ukraine conflict is in line with the Chinese governments attitude, with a neutral stance and calls for peace as well as putting people first.
Examining Public Perceptions of Algorithm Transparency: An Empirical Analysis
Authors: Liu Siyi , Luo Hanyue
Published: November 2023

In the rapidly evolving landscape of the digital age, algorithms have become pivotal components of various systems, influencing the information and content consumers encounter. This empirical analysis delves into algorithm transparencys intricate relationship and implications for consumer perception, trust, and behavioral intention. Given the prevalence of algorithms in shaping the digital media and consumption landscape, comprehending the publics opinions and comprehension of algorithm transparency has gained paramount significance. Preliminary findings from this research spotlight the pivotal role of algorithm transparency in molding consumer trust and decision-making processes. As consumers increasingly interact with algorithmically curated content and recommendations, the transparency surrounding these algorithms substantially influences how individuals perceive and interact with such technologies. The studys outcomes offer valuable insights for policymakers, businesses, and developers aiming to enhance user experiences, strengthen consumer trust, and fine-tune algorithms that align with public expectations. In conclusion, this empirical analysis represents a critical step toward unraveling the multifaceted relationship between algorithm transparency and its impact on consumer behavior. In a digital landscape characterized by ubiquitous algorithms, understanding how transparency shapes perceptions and decisions is academically intriguing and practically imperative for fostering healthier digital interactions.
A Systematic Analysis of Challenges and Optimization Strategies for After-School Services under Chinas Double Reduction Policy
Authors: Zhang Yitong
Published: November 2023

This systematic literature review comprehensively conducts an analysis of a collection of 34 core journal articles from the CNKI database, focusing on the topic of after-school services. Considering the perspectives of key stakeholders, such as students and parents, teachers, schools, and government policymakers, the review thoroughly examines the challenges encountered by these different entities with the realm of the after-school service. By identifying these challenges, the study then systematically proceeds to pinpoint optimization strategies that seamlessly align with these multifaceted challenges. Furthermore, a noteworthy recommendation emerges from the findings. It suggests that future research endeavors broaden the scope of engagement by involving additional stakeholders in the after-school service discourse. By expanding the spectrum of entities, it is poised to elevate the generalizability and practical applicability of the insights derived from the review.In essence, the systematic review makes a meaningful addition to the ongoing conversation about after-school services. By digging deep into the challenges faced by different groups involved and offering practical solutions, this study becomes a valuable reference for improving the overall impact and quality of after-school services.
Special Education in Shanghai During the Republican Era: A Focus on the Qunxuehui
Authors: Pengyu Jia
Published: November 2023

Special education is the result of human civilization and serves to compensate for congenital deficiencies through postnatal education. During the Republican Era, the field of special education in Shanghai underwent a significant transformation around 1920. Under the wave of Regaining Educational Right Movement, Western-dominated special education gradually shifted towards local influence. During this transitional period, the Qunxuehui, leveraging its accumulated experience in education and its high level of concern for the disabled, actively engaged in special education and became a powerful successor to local special education forces at that time. The successful establishment of schools for the deaf and mute, as well as schools for the blind, provided valuable local case studies for subsequent participants in special education. However, the challenges and deficiencies encountered in the process of establishing these schools also reflected numerous deep-rooted problems in Shanghai and even across the country.
The Impact of Self-efficacy on Mathematics Academic Performance among Chinese High School Students
Authors: Liu Jiaying , Wu Yutong , Zhao Fangxian
Published: November 2023

Mathematics is a vital subject in Chinese high school study. Many studies have indicated that high school students self-efficacy may have a great impact on students mathematics academic performance. Therefore, based on a summary of previous research, this paper will investigate how self-efficacy influences academic performance in mathematics learning and the score of Chinese high school students get. Meanwhile, it also explores the relationship between Chinese high school students evaluation of their confidence in learning mathematics and their true sense of self-efficacy. Data will be gathered for all of the studies using questionnaires, and descriptive analysis, correlation analysis, and regression analysis will all be used. Authors get the following findings from data analysis: firstly, students self-efficacy is positively correlated with their math grades, which means the more students believe that they can learn mathematics well, the higher their math grades will be. Secondly, males have a stronger sense of self-efficacy in learning mathematics than females. Finally, the respondents have a relatively accurate assessment of their confidence in learning mathematics.
Comparing the Reconstruction of State Images of Germany and Japan in the Post-World War II Era in the Perspective of Political Symbolism Theory
Authors: Wang Yinuo
Published: November 2023

National image has become an important factor in the competition for soft power among countries. Germany and Japan, as defeated countries in World War II, have both formulated a series of strategies and carried out actions on image reconstruction. This paper adopts the method of documentary analysis to disaggregate the strategic deployment and practices of image building in the two countries into different dimensions and place them under the theoretical framework of political symbols for systematic analyses. From this, it is concluded that there are significant differences between the two countries in terms of their strategic priorities, with Germany focuses methodologically on the cultural diplomacy and geographically on the Europe; and Japan prioritizes economic initiatives and the western community. This prioritization can be a reflection of the underlying attitude divergence between the two nations. In this way, the policies of the two countries in the field of foreign relations can be examined in an ontological and globalized perspective.
Research on the Application of Availability Bias on Decision Making
Authors: Wang Zicong
Published: November 2023

The availability bias is a common cognitive bias that influences decision-making in individuals. The basis for the bias is the availability heuristic, which involves judging the likelihood of an event based on the ease with which examples come to mind. The article examines the definition of the availability heuristic, its impact on decision-making, and its application to purchasing decisions. The availability bias can have a significant effect on decision-making, and it is evident in marketplace activities. Therefore, this study examines the impact of usability bias on decision making through two research studies that demonstrating the influence of availability bias on decision-making. According to the results of the analysis, the availability bias can lead to a certain cognitive bias, which can affect the decision to buy or invest in a product.
Analyzing the Sociological Dimensions of Suicide: Insights from mile Durkheim's Theory
Authors: Zhang Wei
Published: November 2023

This essay aims to analyze the specific application of mile Durkheim's theory, particularly on suicide, in the field of sociology. The research objectives are to understand the role of social factors in suicide and to explore the insights that mile Durkheim's theory can provide. The research method involves examining the Tianshan Gate incident, a specific case that exemplifies the influence of social factors on suicide. A comprehensive analysis of the incident revealed that social isolation and financial difficulties significantly increase the risk of suicide. This highlights the importance of social integration and support systems in preventing suicide. The findings emphasize the need for interdisciplinary cooperation in studying suicide, as it requires a holistic understanding of individual and social factors. The research concludes that mile Durkheim's theory offers valuable insights into the complex nature of suicide as a social phenomenon and underscores the significance of addressing social determinants for effective suicide prevention. By understanding and addressing the underlying social factors, society can create a supportive environment that reduces the risk of suicide and promotes mental well-being.
Putin, Ukraine, and Security Dilemma: Analysis of Russia-Ukraine Conflict and Its Consequence
Authors: Xu Junzhe
Published: November 2023

This paper analyzes the factors that led Russia to invade Ukraine and draw important lessons from this war. The major findings of this are that the causes of the war are more varied and run deeper than just the personality of Putin. The domestic factors and structural conditions suggest that this war was not simply the outcome of a deeply personal reaction of an authoritarian leader. Putin started the special military operation and invaded Ukraine. Putin overestimated the military power of Russias army and underestimated the Ukrainian peoples loyalty and affiliation to their government. The West also misjudged the severity of bringing former Soviet satellites into North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Russias geopolitical environment has also deteriorated. Russias image as a major power collapsed after the slogging military operation. And the sanctions followed by the Russian armys invasion have affected Russias economy, which made Russia the most-sanctioned country in the world.
An Analysis of the Anti-Poverty Strategies and Mechanisms in ChinaIn the Case of Shibadong Village
Authors: Yang Lining
Published: November 2023

In the context of Chinas nationwide efforts to combat poverty, this essay focuses on the transformative journey of Shibadong Village, which was once impoverished but eventually became one of the most influential and inspiring cases of Chinas successful poverty alleviation strategy. Through a comprehensive analysis of the villages background, government initiatives, socio-economic transformation, and implementation of related policies, this essay highlights the key factors that contributed to its success. The essay also examines the significant impact on the quality of life for the villagers, including improvements income levels, education, healthcare, and overall well-being. Furthermore, it discusses the lessons learned from this case study and the potential to replicate the villages success in different regions or countries. By shedding light on this remarkable example, the essay highlights the importance of continuing poverty alleviation efforts and provides valuable insights for policymakers and practitioners striving to uplift communities worldwide.
The Effect of Emotions on Reading Comprehension
Authors: Zhang Luoyuan
Published: November 2023

Reading comprehension is very important to peoples daily lives, and the influence of emotions on human thinking and cognition also affects the level of comprehension of text; the influence of emotions on reading comprehension is crucial to psychological research and educational practice. The purpose of the study is to review, analyze, and debate the prior literature in this area in two ways: the effects of positive and negative emotions on reading comprehension respectively. Regarding the influence of positive emotions on reading comprehension, the study finds that most of the research in this direction focuses on the specific area of second language acquisition, and many scholars further explore it in depth through the framework of psychological theory. Teachers can stimulate students emotional resonance through music stimulation to help students improve their reading comprehension; Regarding the impact of unpleasant feelings on reading comprehension, the research field in this direction is mostly focused on schools, and the research targets are mostly student groups. Future research can be conducted on the influence of external factors such as emotion and music on reading comprehension, and discuss gender differences in the triggering effects of external factors; the research object can also be expanded from the student population to certain professions, a certain age group, etc. In addition, psychology can conduct cross-disciplinary research with drama education, and it is important to investigate the impact of theatre education on Chinese students acquisition of a second foreign language from a psychological standpoint.
The Influence of Teaching Style on Students' Learning
Authors: Zhang Xin
Published: November 2023

Education is not only a major plan for national development, but also an important issue for social development. Some researchers have found that different styles of teachers will have completely different impacts on students learning, but there are still gaps in the experiments on the formation mechanism and specific forms behind it. Therefore, the research theme of this paper is the influence of teachers teaching style on students learning. The research methods of this paper are as follows: First, the questionnaire of senior high school English classroom teachers teaching style is collected, and then the data is analyzed by the test. The results show that traditional and closed-minded teachers are not conducive to the development of students self-esteem, creativity, learning interest and academic performance. Therefore, teachers should teach students according to their aptitude and find more suitable teaching methods.
The Influence of Chinese University Students Learning Environment on Second Language Learning
Authors: Qi Wenming
Published: November 2023

There have been many studies on the influence of the learning environment on the learning effectiveness of English language learning, but few studies have been conducted on the influence of the learning environment on the second language learning of Chinese university students. Therefore, based on 53 undergraduates from thirteen provinces in China, mainly in the eastern coastal area, a questionnaire survey was conducted to investigate the relationship between the learning effectiveness of Chinese university students second language learning and their learning environment. The results of the study show that the affective learning environment is the most influential factor, which has a positive impact on the second language learning effectiveness of Chinese university students, while the physical and academic environments have a less significant impact. The paper concludes with recommendations for higher education institutions to approach the improvement of second language learning environments through the findings of the study, with a view to providing teachers and students alike with new inspirations for the application of second language acquisition.
Between Superpowers: A Politico-economic Analysis of Vietnams Engagement on Sino& American Trade Framework in Asia
Authors: Zhang Hanting
Published: November 2023

As a weaker polity, Vietnam is deeply influenced by China and United States in many aspects. In the context of politics in asymmetry, this paper explores the engagement of Vietnam on economic frameworks of China and US, as well as its strategy in diplomacy. Besides, this paper testifies the applicability of asymmetric theory in studying Vietnams politico-economic condition by providing updated data. Cases of Vietnams engagement on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) proposed by China and Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) and Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) from the US are selected. It argues the logic of Vietnams move as a weaker polity between China and US: Vietnams engagement in trade framework from China and US respectively illustrates its purpose to maximize domestic interests and ensure its diplomatic independence. Vietnam wants access to AIIB funds to build its domestic infrastructure, and also the U.S. to squelch Chinas political influence. Recent scholarship in the filed has left a hugh gap since Womacks masterpiece on Sino-Vietnam relationship in asymmetry. This paper tends to fill the gap.
State Formation Patterns: China, European Countries, and Decolonized Countries
Authors: Nong Xintang
Published: November 2023

The exploration of state formation patterns is a multifaceted and intricate field of study, encompassing a range of factors such as geography, history, and culture. It is essential to comprehend different nations various state formation models to gain a holistic understanding of their political, societal, and economic structures. This study seeks to conduct a comparative analysis of state formation patterns in diverse countries and elucidate their unique characteristics within their respective historical and cultural contexts. By examining historical facts and taking into account the geographical, historical, and cultural dimensions, this research aims to contribute to the understanding of the political, societal, and economic systems in China, European nations, and formerly colonized regions. These elements have given rise to distinct state formation traits in these areas, firmly rooted in their distinctive historical and cultural heritages. Furthermore, this analysis sheds light on the interconnectedness of these factors, offering a comprehensive perspective on state formation across the globe.
How Does Intellectual Property Protection Empower Technological Innovation in Enterprises - Take China as an Example
Authors: Xin Chengde
Published: November 2023

With the advancement of technology, fields such as artificial skills, biotechnology, and renewable energy are undergoing rapid iterations. Correspondingly, converting these technologies into tangible assets underscores the critical role of intellectual property protection. This paper takes the current status of intellectual property protection laws in China as an example to analyze the potential benefits of an improved intellectual property protection system for innovative enterprises and the market economy and the limitations of the current Chinese intellectual property protection laws. Enhancing the intellectual property protection system can empower enterprises with creative logic by improving the market economy, shaping new modes of thinking, and refining mechanisms for benefit distribution. Simultaneously, in the face of limitations in intellectual property protection laws, improvements can be achieved by strengthening law enforcement, advancing judicial reform, refining system design, enhancing international cooperation, and raising legal awareness. This article aims to assist scholars and relevant practitioners in understanding the current status of Chinas intellectual property protection laws, thereby facilitating the development of innovative enterprises in China.
Research on the Two-way Interaction Between Voters and Political Parties in Elections
Authors: Huang Haiqing , Liu Xingyu , Xu Chenrui
Published: November 2023

In democratic politics in the Western world, the process of elections are full with direct interactions with voters. Hence, voters choice affects whether a political party can become the ruling party. Voters prefer to choose parties that are in line with their own interests, and political parties need voters support to win the election. This paper studies the two-way interaction between voters and political parties in elections. The needs of target voters will affect the political views and positions of political parties. Therefore, in order to gain support, the party will promise to carry out some policies that would benefit the target voters. While the voters affect political parties positions, the parties also affect the voters choices, and Brexit is an example worth studying. Through media and advertisements, parties promote their core values and achievements, shape the image of candidates, and belittle the opponents. In this way, the parties can affect the votes preferable party and thus win the election.
The Impact of ChatGPT on the Interaction Between Teachers and Students in Primary and Middle School English Classes: Taking Problems-Based Learning as an Example
Authors: Wang Wenchu
Published: November 2023

With the increasing science and technological development, Artificial Intelligence is used in many relevant areas in the modern epoch. In the field of education, ChatGPT has realized the combination of innovative teaching methods, such as Problem-Based Learning (PBL) teaching methods. This teaching method has changed the role of students and teachers, improved the inherent relationship between teachers and students, and made the classroom more active. The combination of ChatGPT and PBL teaching methods breaks the traditional classroom model. It integrates artificial intelligence into the PBL classroom so that the roles of teachers and students have changed and the education system is perfect. Teachers and students have richer learning resources, and the communication between teachers and students is smoother. But at the same time, there are still some problems and topics in integrating artificial intelligence and PBL education classrooms. To promote the further application of ChatGPT in PBL classrooms, people must continue to actively explore the field of education, discover coping strategies, and improve their abilities. Based on the existing research, the essay will discuss how ChatGPT affects the interaction between teachers and students in the classroom under the PBL teaching method and what problems still exist.
Comparative Analysis of Church-State Relations in Poland and Japan
Authors: Liu Weiyu
Published: November 2023

The problem of religious beliefs and their communities has been a very controversial topic throughout human history. In modern states, most governments adopted the Western idea of separating the churches and the governments. Under the development of globalization, the Eastern states, like the states in East Asia, also followed this trend. This thesis compares and contrasts the church-politic relationship of Poland and Japan to show the similarities and differences between the Western and Eastern countries on the separation of the Churches and States. The thesis compares this topic from the angles of churches and the governments attitudes toward each other and the churches in the judiciary of these two states. It ends up with the idea that Poland states their secular position in the world but still has a close relationship between the Catholic Church and the government. Even though the Japanese government has a vague relationship between the Shinto and Buddhist communities, it still strictly performs the separation of churches and states in public. The research may provide a view for Western scholars and government to encourage them to put down the idea of Orientalism and get experiences from the Eastern World about the religion topic.
Exploring the Interplay of Social Anxiety Symptoms and Family Perception among Chinese Adolescents: A Psychosocial Investigation
Authors: Wang Yuhan
Published: November 2023

Anxiety among children and adolescents has received significant attention. Nonetheless, the inquiry into social anxiety and its relationship with family dynamics, particularly within the Chinese culture, remains less explored. This study undertakes the task of bridging this scholarly void through the employment of a comprehensive questionnaire survey. Data from 308 participants aged 13 to 17 were collected through a questionnaire facilitated by the Sojump platform. The survey employed the Interaction Anxiousness Scale (IAS) and the Adolescent Student Family Satisfaction Scale (ASFSS). Results reveal high internal reliability (=0.963) for IAS and ideal reliability (=0.973) for ASFSS. A strong negative correlation (r = -0.548) emerged between family satisfaction and social anxiety symptoms. This study addresses the underexplored relationship between these factors, contributing to the understanding of adolescent mental health dynamics within the familial context. Future research is recommended to incorporate longitudinal designs to enhance the breadth and depth of findings. Additionally, investigating mediating factors and developing family-centered interventions could yield valuable insights for shaping mental health interventions for adolescents.
Relation Between Family Environment, Life Satisfaction, Depression and Anxiety
Authors: Liu Zijing
Published: November 2023

The background of this study is that as the standard of living and stress increases, most people begin to be dissatisfied with their current lives. And there is a gradual increase in the occurrence of mental health problems in people, especially depression and generalised anxiety disorder (GAD). Thus, this study intends to investigate the effect of the interaction of life satisfaction and family environment on individual depression and anxiety. A cross-sectional survey method was used to administer the questionnaire to 121 respondents. The Index of Life Satisfaction Scale(LSIA), Depression Scale(PHQ-9), 7-Item Generalized Anxiety Disorder Scale(GAD-7), and Family Environment Scale(FES) were used to investigate the relationship between current life satisfaction, family environment, and individual depression and anxiety. The results shows that life satisfaction index was significantly associated with depression and anxiety (p<0.05). In addition, anxiety was significantly associated with family members are always give each other the greatest help and support (p=0.008), family members always openly expressing their feelings for each other (p=0.030); depression was significantly associated with family members are always give each other the greatest help and support (p=0.025), members often quarrel at home (p=0.002), there is a kind of harmony and consistency in family (p=0.015), and family members are all heartily supportive of each other(p=0.032). Thus, life satisfaction index affects anxiety and depression, and some family environment situations are significantly associated with the development of anxiety and depression.