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The Research on the International Communication of Chinese Traditional Culture under the Digitalization of Media: The Case of "Li Ziqi"
Authors: Yi Quan
Published: June 2023

China is an ancient civilization with 5,000 years of history, and through long periods of ethnic migration and integration, a unique Chinese culture has emerged. With the economic, political and cultural rise of modern China, it is imperative to spread Chinese culture to the world to shape a new image of China. Thinking about the international impact of traditional Chinese culture based on the perspective of cultural communication, digital media should be used as the fundamental support for cultural communication, as the overlap between different cultural subjects can lead to contradictions and conflicts due to the desire of the subject's position in the Other, which is a difficult problem for cultural communication, but it also provides an opportunity to This is a challenge for cultural communication, but it also provides an opportunity to find a balance and a seam between cultures.
The Research on the Construction of Obesity Stigmatization Issues in the British Paper Media in the Context of Frame Theory
Authors: Chen Shimin , Zhou Xuyang
Published: June 2023

Obesity in the UK has been on the rise in recent years, and the stigma attached to the term has been so strong that in July 2020, Prime Minister Boris issued a new health promotion policy that set out to improve obesity in the UK at a regulatory level. Focusing on the UK, this study looks at the construction of obesity discourses in the mainstream UK media through two paper news reports, which is The Guardian and The Daily Mail, and explores how this frame is subtly changing the perceptions of obese people. This paper defines three news frames for the identification of obesity coverage: the obesity stigma frame, the obesity transformation frame and the obesity stigma frame. In each of the three frames, the media have used different strategies to achieve different communication effects. Through the medias coverage of the issue, the social context in the UK is analyzed. And the stigma of obesity in the media begins to diminish as a result of government promotion and ideological awakening. The arguments in media coverage of the stigma of obesity are also less convincing than those in coverage of helping the obese, which are fairer and stronger.
The Guiding Power of Media on Public Opinion in the Internet Age -- Focus on the Construction of National Image
Authors: Zhang Yutong
Published: June 2023

The change in media communication methods has led to a transformation in the audience and the subject and object of information. The diversity of information sources has made everyone become a producer and influencer, which has resulted in a multitude of voices and the multilateralism of public opinion on the Internet, posing a greater challenge to the media guidance power. The focus of this paper is on the impact of media guidance on public opinion, especially in how countries use public opinion to construct their national image. It begins with a literature review of previous researches on media changes, the relationship between media guidance power and public opinion, and the self-definition and other-definition of national images. Then, news articles from China and the United States are selected to analyze the performance of media in shaping their national images through content analysis and comparative analysis, and summarize the generality and feasibility of media guidance of public opinion. There is a problem of small sample size as quantitative analysis is unfeasible due to the timeliness and large number of news items. It is hoped that better solutions can be explored in future research.
Negative Influence of the Internet on Psychological Polarization
Authors: Song Xintong
Published: June 2023

Peoples lives have changed so much by the technologies created. As human fast forward towards the future, the use of these technologies gives people more convenience as well as more possibilities. The information age, with the establishment of signals and WIFIs, has turned the little computing device into a whole wide world. Relationships can be built, families can be connected, words can be communicated without the limit of space. However, in the meantime, while technology is changing the physical lives of human, how is it impacting peoples psychological life? This paper discusses the psychological change, focusing on polarization, with peoples increased usage of the internet and social media. A number of research studies of what causes the polarization of people online is gathered and analyzed, including the formation of echo chambers, group polarization, identity attack, anonymity, etc. Along with the research on the prior studies, a research survey is sent in order to collect information and data from people on the topic. The result of the survey gathered from participants shows that online experiences are indeed impacted negatively by polarization of internet users, and that people are consciously noticing their increasing irritability.
Female Gaze From the View of A Female Director Analysis of The Bold, The Corrupt, and The Beautiful and The Old Town Girls as Examples
Authors: Wei Xiaoke , Yang Yalu , Zhang Zexin
Published: June 2023

Since Laura Mulvey innovated the gaze theory, European and American societies have experienced two waves of feminist revolutions, and women's social status has gradually increased. Thus in recent years, many filmmakers have begun to create films from women's perspectives, and critics have also created the term "Female Gaze" as an opposite to the term "Male Gaze". However, there has not been any clear definition so far of what the "Female Gaze" is. The film and television analysis nowadays pays more attention to the female-to-female gaze and female-to-male gaze in romantic relationships and ignores the role of female directors play in shaping the relationship of film characters, especially the non-romantic relationships between female characters. Influenced by the feminist current, China's feminist films have also made great progress. Male and female directors have created new female roles through the lens. However, the different portrayals of female characters in the female-led films reflect the differences between Male Gaze and "Female Gaze". This paper will take The Bold, the Corrupt, and the Beautiful and The Old Town Girls as examples, by analyzing these two female-led films directed by a male and a female respectively, this paper will explore the main features of "Female Gaze" in female directing films.
Alone Together: Study of Adolescents' Psychological Health and Contemporary Social Media
Authors: Liu Yitao
Published: June 2023

As a very common way of communication, social media such as YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and WeChat have deeply infiltrated the lives of teenagers. For teenagers, the use of social media has long been embedded in the following scenarios: talking with friends, arranging after-school life, getting news, following the news of friends and family, keeping up with the latest trends, sharing the bright moments in life, expressing yourself, etc. Over time, the role social media plays in the lives of teenage groups has become more complex, nuanced and diverse. It seems that long gone are the days when one could simply talk about the impact of social media on teens. Adolescents have always been the focus of society as they are the key sustainable factors for future generations. Hence, it is vital to address the phenomenon of "alone together", and then suggest suitable advice targeting the young people group.
Analysis of Dual Nationality of Overseas Chinese in Indonesia During the Period of Sukarno Government
Authors: Hou Puze , Liu Hanrui
Published: June 2023

Indonesia has the largest number of overseas Chinese in the world and is the first country to attempt to resolve the issue of dual nationality since the founding of the Peoples Republic of China. By analyzing Indonesias and Chinas attitudes and policies, the paper attempts to reconstruct their situation at the time. The existence of dual nationality created a series of legal problems and troubles with national identity and affected overseas Chineses stable economic and social life. By searching through various historical sources, the paper reconstructs the process of signing the Treaty between the Peoples Republic of China and the Republic of Indonesia on Dual nationality. After the founding of the Peoples Republic of China, many diplomatic efforts were made, and numerous negotiations with the Indonesian government led to the signing of the Treaty. The Treaty means that China formally renounced dual nationality, which was significant for the new-built country to announce its firm determination to safeguard its sovereignty, ease the sharp conflicts with the Southeast Asian region and protect the interests of overseas Chinese. However, the validation of the Treaty was too short, and it failed to achieve its maximum benefits. It was not well thought out and caused some Indonesian Chinese to lose their nationality, which affected their everyday economic and social life; it encouraged overseas Chinese to actively join their host countries, which was a loss of a series of resources to build the motherland.
General Perception: Multiple Influential Factors of Violent Crimes
Authors: Wang Xinyu
Published: June 2023

This paper provides a general view of factors contributing to violent crimes and possible detection and prevention measures. Based on the published papers, the significant number of crimes and extraordinarily negative social impacts worldwide make the potential reasons worthwhile and necessary to explore. In this paper, four main aspects biological factors (genes, etc.), personality disorders, parenting styles (permissive parenting styles, etc.), and social or environmental influences (income level, etc.) are summarized and discussed respectively. Although factors are discussed separately, a combination of several variants should usually be counted when analyzing aggressive behavior. Based on the known factors, specific early detection methods, such as family crime history or detecting dysfunction of specific brain structure, and preventive measures, such as counseling, are suggested and able to implement in the future to lower the rate of crimes and minimize costs of crimes, whether for the victims or the society.
The Influence of Liking and Wanting on Eating Disorders
Authors: Zhang Tayan
Published: June 2023

The appropriate methods of losing weight are a popular topic since losing weight is an important task for more and more people. Meanwhile, as the number of people losing weight increases, so do eating disorders because of incorrect and extreme weight loss methods. From an eating perspective, understanding food rewards is essential to knowing how to lose weight healthily. Food rewards include wanting and liking. The paper uses the literature review research method to summarize and discuss two opposite opinions about wanting and liking different or combined systems and the relationship between food rewards and eating control methods. The paper finds that wanting and liking are different systems. Understanding and identifying the difference between them reveals the appropriate eating control methods. People will realize they are hungry or they are greedy. People need to eat food when they feel hungry, but there is no need to eat food when they are greedy.
How People Learn: Cognitive Monitoring
Authors: Wang Haoran
Published: June 2023

Metacognition is the cognition of cognition. Metacognition is like an observer who is always watching the process of his or her learning, the cognitive process for any problems and errors. This article focuses on the study of metacognitive monitoring as one of the learning processes used to improve student learning. The article elaborates on how metacognitive learning is used to acquire knowledge through progressive learning, critiques the questionable practice of metacognitive learning, and provides a comparative analysis with other learning styles. An in-depth study of metacognition can help further correct and optimize our thinking styles and outcomes and is an essential advancement in our knowledge learning.
Tone Languages Effect on Emotional Detective Music
Authors: Qian Yinhua , Liu Minxi
Published: June 2023

We already know tone language has different tones, but non-tone language does not. Music can cause our emotions to change. According to the relationship between languages and music, music and emotions, we want to design a study that uses the reaction of Autonomic Nervous System(ANS), especially the part of Heart rate (HR), heart rate variability (HRV), and electrometal activity (EDA) to detect the emotional arousal caused by joyful pleasant music, isochronous tones, and unpleasant control stimuli. The main purpose of the test is that to see if there are some differences from the sensitivity of music caused emotional changes between tone language speakers and non-tone language speakers. Also, further aim is to determine whether music therapy for different language speakers should be detailed to different frequency pitches changed music.
A Comparative Evaluation of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Behavioral Parent Training in Treating Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Authors: Zou Weiye
Published: June 2023

The article summarizes the popular treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a mental disorder characterized as possessing two behavioral issues: inattentiveness and impulsiveness or hyperactivity. An individual with the first subtype of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is recognized as having six or more symptoms related to inattention and less than six symptoms of hyperactivity in a duration of six months or more. By comparing cognitive behavioral therapy and behavioral parent training in treating attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, a validity and effectiveness declaration is drawn on both therapies. In the scope of this article, cognitive behavioral therapy, and parenting skills training on the consequences of childrens behaviors will be examined and compared. It also provides some aspects of the differences for further studies. Cognitive behavioral therapy and consequence-based behavioral parent training are two effective and adequate treatments for ADHD. While the former consists of the section of planning and organizing, reducing distractibility and applying adaptive thinking, the latter centralizes on the idea of positive reinforcement where parents can choose techniques such as the token economy and praising to motivate particular behaviors.
Boarding School Experience, Academic Performance, and Personality Development among Chinese Adolescents in Urban Area
Authors: Zhang Lei
Published: June 2023

Previous research found that boarding students are more likely to experience higher levels of mental problems such as eating disorders, depression, and anxiety. As personalities are highly associated with mental problems, this research examined if boarding school experience before adulthood was related to an individual's personality development, which could probably contribute to the consequence that boarding students have more mental problems in early adulthood. Participants (N = 361), whose age was between 18 to 24 years old, conducted a personality test and reported boarding school experience, including whether they had boarding school experience, the length of boarding school experience before 18 years old, and the starting age of attending boarding schools, and academic performance in high school. The results of this research indicated that the agreeableness, openness and consciousness of given gender was impact by boarding school experience. It also indicated the potential negative mental consequences of attending boarding school before adulthood, which can help educators in boarding schools to improve mental health care for students to mitigate the negative impact of the boarding school experience.
Peer Tutoring in K-12 Education
Authors: ZOU Nancy Ruoyao
Published: June 2023

This paper uses different learning theories, including constructivism, cognitivism and sociocultural learning theories, to analyze the use of peer tutoring in K-12 Education. Different learning theories reveal problems with peer tutoring. Then the paper gives out three potential improvements that would help peer tutoring be more effective in K-12 Education. The improvements studied are using peer tutoring in a flipped classroom, combining peer tutoring and peer instruction, and assigning the student mentor to be a Homework Helper. A case study in an 11th Grade physics class would show how the improvements are practicable.
Analysis of Bystander Intervention Behavior in Chinese Adolescents' Cyberbullying in Post-epidemic Era
Authors: Ge Siqi , Wu Jiawen , Xue Jingpeng , Zhang Chuyao
Published: June 2023

This paper analyzed the bystander intervention behavior of Chinese adolescents' cyberbullying in the post-epidemic period. In cyberbullying incidents, bystander inaction often exacerbates the adverse effects of cyberbullying on victims. However, bystanders can intervene in behaviors to prevent cyberbullying or provide support to victims. In this study, questionnaires were distributed on social media platforms utilizing questionnaires, and the relationship between variables was explained based on Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) theory. The results showed that in the post-epidemic era when adolescents were exposed to violent content on the Internet, their attitude towards cyberbullying intervention behavior, their subjective norms of cyberbullying intervention behavior, and their perceived behavioral control of cyberbullying intervention behavior were positively correlated with cyberbullying intervention behavior. However, the experiences of cyberbullying and bystander intervention were not significantly related among teenagers. Therefore, this analysis asserted that in the post-epidemic era, under the effect of COVID-19, views, norms, and sense of agency around cyberbullying among teenagers Cyberbullying bystander intervention behavior was favorably affected by bystander intervention. This can enrich the theoretical results of TPB and provide academic support for subsequent scholars' analysis.
Analysis the Influential Factors of Consumers' Purchase Intention in Online Shopping
Authors: Jiang Qing , Li YuLin , Wang HaiYan , Xie DingBo
Published: June 2023

The rapid development of Internet technology has affected the choices of shopping for a large number of people, the audience of online shopping is becoming more and more extensive, and the online shopping markets are growing rapidly. The online market that already has a considerable volume and the numbers are keep growing, the need to understand the factors influencing consumers' intention to buy and to explore the relationship between purchase behavior intention and purchase behavior is becoming more important and urgent. In this study, the research selected Taobao, the largest online shopping platform in China, as the target, and this study adopted Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) as a theoretical model, examined the influence factors like attitude, subjective norm and perceived behavioral control of using Taobao on consumers' purchase intention, and the relationship between purchase intention and purchasing behavior. Then the study analyzed the data of two linear regressions after using SPSS. The data used to analyze the purchase intention of consumers, and the correlation between behavioral intention and behavior is calculated. This study helped to explore the impact of consumers in a new popular shopping way. And on this basis, how to capture consumers' buying psychology and promote them to make the purchase when they shop online.
Social Exclusion and Sense of Belonging: Being Excluded by Strangers and Being Excluded by Familiar People
Authors: Geng Yuanyuan
Published: June 2023

Humans are social animals, and sense of belonging is one of our existence needs. When people are placed in a new environment with both strangers and familiar people, they tend to first contact with people they are familiar with. The study aims to find out the relationship between people's sense of belonging and the identity of the excluder. I conducted a questionnaire to examine whether there is a difference in sense of belonging when the identity of the exluder is different. There are five different conditions displayed in the questionnaire in separate sections, and participants are going to complete all five sections. The closeness between the excluder and the participants in the five conditions is divided into five scales (completely strange; seen but do not know; know but not well; know and familiar with; and recognized to be friends). The five conditions in the questionnaire test the relationship between participlants sense of belonging and different degrees of the closeness between the excluder and the participants. The hypothesized result is that as the closeness between the excluder and participants is higher, participants senses of belonging will be lower. The analysis of the results of the questionnaire demonstrates that peoples sense of belonging is significantly different when the identity of the excluder is different.
Effects of Music Therapy on Sleeping for High School Students
Authors: Lin Dechen
Published: June 2023

High school students generally suffer from insomnia due to stress. Insomnia is one of the leading causes of depression, heart disease, and other diseases, and teenagers are at a higher risk of developing it due to hectic school schedules and the complex relationship between students and teachers. Music therapy is a promising treatment for insomnia; it can alleviate symptoms by reducing stress and improving memory. In order to measure the effect of music therapy on the sleep of high school students, we first search for some previous experiments and see the results. We will then conduct a questionnaire survey and divide 60 high school students into groups based on the time they spent listening to music and their stress index in the SDS test. They were then tested for the effects of the therapy on sleep by giving them music therapy in the experiment. The previous experiments show that music therapy can help people cure insomnia. The result indicates that after doing 6 days of music therapy, high school students sleeping performance has shown an improving trend and their mood is also better.
Emotion and Memory: The Most Opposed Elements under the Blanket Term Psychology with Levine's Case of Sentiment
Authors: Xu Serena
Published: June 2023

Emotion and memory are two of the most opposed elements under the blanket term psychology. Memory is logical, if sometimes inaccurate, while emotion is irrational and rash. Despite these clear differences, many studies show that emotion and memory are closely related and that emotion enhances memory. However, these studies are often misunderstood due to the use of confusing terminology, resulting in the theories presented being difficult to apply in everyday life. This paper seeks to clear up the misunderstandings and propose a few possible applications of the presented theory.
Psychological Egoism in Cyberbullying
Authors: Huang Sirui
Published: June 2023

Nowadays, cyber bullying is becoming a hot topic among all the people in the world. After learning about psychological egoism and altruism, the author became curious about the correlation between the psychological activities of the perpetrators in the process of cyber bullying and psychological egoism. The present study examines the relationship between perpetrators in cyber bullying and the theory of psychological egoism based on existing literature and data. This paper mainly explores the purpose of the perpetrator and the relevance of psychological egoism whether the perpetrator is doing it for his own interests. This essay indicates that the purpose of perpetrators in cyber bullying does have a relation to psychological egoism.
Gender Equity in the Distribution of Educational Resources in Higher Education in China
Authors: Jin Yuxuan
Published: June 2023

Since the expansion of college enrollment in 1999, the proportion of women in higher education has been increasing, and the gender structure of college students has become more balanced. However, even with the same higher education, male and female students will be treated differently due to gender differences. This article through gender differences in access to higher education, the gender stereotypes in higher education and the gender difference in graduate employment choices in China to figure out to what extent gender equity is in the distribution of educational resources in higher education in China. Female students face more obstacles and challenges than male students when pursuing higher education or looking for a job as a result of the traditional idea and stereotypes of females in society. In addition, the expectations and influences of families on their children, and physiological factors brought on by their gender also cause the situation. The allocation of resources for higher education is still disproportionately devoted to men.
The Effect of Emotional Intelligence on Depression among Chinese University Students: The Chain Mediating Role of Forgiveness and Psychological Resilience
Authors: Li Jiayu , Mi Roufan , Wang Yibing
Published: June 2023

This study aims to explore the implication of emotional intelligence on depression and the mediating role of resilience and forgiveness among Chinese college students. Participants(N=291) were asked to complete the Emotional Intelligence Scale, Psychological Resilience Scale, The Forgiveness Scale, and The Flow Centre Depression Scale. The correlation analysis shows a positive correlation between depression and emotional intelligence, psychological resilience, and forgiveness. The chain mediation effect analysis shows that emotional intelligence indirectly affects depression through psychological resilience and forgiveness, psychological resilience and forgiveness play a fully mediating role, and emotional intelligence depends on psychological resilience and forgiveness and helps to reduce depression. Therefore, it is recommended that college students improve emotional intelligence, promote psychological resilience, increase control over emotions as well as learn forgiveness and self-forgiveness, avoid impulsive emotions, reduce depressive episodes, and achieve a reduced risk of suicide.
Buffering Against the Social and Emotional Challenges during COVID-19 Lockdown: A Guideline of Online Communication for Solo-dwellers
Authors: Zhao Zidan
Published: June 2023

COVID-19 has severely damaged people's health worldwide, so governments adopted lockdown policies to control the spread of it. However, this policy threatens people's social and emotional well-being, especially among solo-dwellers. I found online communication a promising method to promote solo-dwellers mental health, but it didnt always work well. Therefore, this research aims to identify reasons why online communication fails to improve peoples mental health, and propose a guideline targeting these damaging factors. With this guideline, this research aims to help people survive the mental crisis during lockdown by digital communication. Given that online communication involves social interactions and regulating each others emotions, I hypothesized that the problems and troubleshooting solutions might center around these two facets, so I read and analyzed previous literature on interpersonal social interaction and interpersonal emotion regulation. Through literature review, I found online communication has its drawbacks such as low adaptation to and preference for online activities and high risk of ruminating together and neglecting others emotional needs. To overcome these drawbacks, I proposed a series of psychological procedures such as promoting shared reality and interpretation flexibility to improve social interactions and advocating co-reappraisal and responsiveness to improve the quality of emotional support. In conclusion, I proposed a guideline of online communication for solo-dwellers, targeting their skills of social interaction and emotion regulation, aiming to educate them on how to benefit from online activities. What is more, skills suggested in this guideline can help people whenever they go through a hard time.
The Review of Parent-child Communication and Adolescent Depression
Authors: Yang Ruoxuan , Zeng Tiande
Published: June 2023

As society continues to develop, people are becoming more aware of depression and it has become a major psychological problem that people are now facing. The incidence of depression is increasing not only among adults but also among adolescents. It is widely recognized that the family plays a key part in the growth of adolescents and that Communication between parents and children can be among the most significant factors in reducing depression in adolescents. This study aimed to systematically summarise the model, relationship, and influencing factors before parent-child communication and adolescent depression. The results showed significant distinctions between parent-child communication and adolescent depression in terms of parental gender, adolescent gender, and age. Open parent-child communication was found to be beneficial in reducing the developing symptoms of depression in adolescents, the influence that parent-child communication has on adolescent depression needs to be further explored in the context of whether or not the parent is ill. These findings will be crucial for continued research into the factors influencing parent-child communication and depression and the treatment of depression among adolescents in the future.
Analysis of the Reasons for Abandoning the Traditional Classroom Layout
Authors: Jia Yuxuan
Published: June 2023

With the development of the times, more and more people are beginning to notice that the traditional classroom layout is no longer able to meet the learning needs of students. The 21st century classroom layout has become more helpful to students. This study summarizes and compares the views of different groups of people on 21st century classroom layouts and the experiments that have been carried out to conclude that innovative classroom layouts are helpful and should be promoted. The traditional classroom layout with its difficult-to-move tables and chairs no longer meet the Socratic education that contemporary students need. The 21st century classroom layout with more mobile tables and chairs and an innovative environment is better suited to the needs of students for collaboration and discussion in the classroom. At the same time, it stimulates students' creativity and imagination.
Factors that Predispose Teens to Video Game Addiction during COVID-19
Authors: Li Zhouhong
Published: June 2023

In today's world, video games are a common source of entertainment, particularly among teens. Teenage gaming addiction has gradually become a very common thing. In recent years, with the outbreak of COVID-19, the emergence of many external factors has led to a gradual increase in video game addiction among teenagers. This is what this paper needs to discuss. External factors such as family factors, friends, social needs factors, and other environmental factors are discussed in this paper. In the article, the content of various studies is analysed and finds that adolescent video game addiction is related to external factors during COVID-19. The relationship between a child and a parent and the loss of a loved one during the pandemic can have an impact on a child's behavior. Friends are also an indispensable factor. The desire to seek socializing with the outside world during the epidemic will also be a reason. Because of this pandemic, both isolation and online classes have greatly affected people's lives, including on the topic of teenage video game addiction. This provides some ideas and theoretical basis for the exact related research later.
Educational Gender Inequality in China Rural Area
Authors: Chen Tingjun
Published: June 2023

Gender Equality has always been a concern of researchers all over the world. Every country has made an endeavor to promote gender equality in various domains, one of which is Education. Even though compulsory education has shrunk gender inequality concerning education in rural China, many girls in underprivileged regions still decide to stop their studies after completing the required schooling because of financial problems or some family issues. This phenomenon highlights the difficulties and obstacles that women face when pursuing an education, which is brought on by a variety of circumstances, including societal and familial considerations. This essay examines the reasons behind gender discrimination and the barriers to education encountered by Chinese women living in disadvantaged regions while also proposing strategies for improvement. The results indicate that rural women's pursuit of higher education may be hindered by societal stereotypes, social and cultural effects like patriarchal ideology, and familial factors such as lack of educational resources and low educational levels of parents.
Children are the Biggest Victims in the Covid-19 Pandemic A Reflection on the Zero-covid Policy and Strict City Lockdown Regulations in China
Authors: Luo Chongren
Published: June 2023

Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in January 2020 in China, the Chinese government has been implementing zero-covid policies and strict city lockdown regulations to control the spread of the pandemic. Nevertheless, the emergence of a new strain of virus the Omicron - has changed the situation. According to the WHO, the Chinese governments zero-covid approach is not sustainable facing the more transmissible Omicron variant. Therefore, in order to confront and adapt to new circumstances of the pandemic, it is imperative to evaluate and reconsider the zero-covid policies and lockdown regulations and inspect their harms and benefits on the society. Besides huge economic loss due to lockdowns and quarantines, lockdown policies have detrimental impacts towards the psychological well-beings and cognitive development of children and adolescents. From the standpoint of children and adolescents, this paper is going to evaluate the zero-covid policies through Cost-Benefit Analysis. Moreover, the pandemic is perceived by many governments, especially the Chinese governments,as involving a moral dilemma: the Trolley Problem, which involves either sacrificing a group of people or one person. The Cost-Benefit Analysis of this paper is going to expand around the framework of the Trolley Problem and discuss the impacts of zero-covid policies of the Chinese government, especially on the two groups of people: the children and adolescents and the elderlies.
The Influence of Darwins Doctrine of Natural Selection on Gender in China
Authors: Huang Kexin
Published: June 2023

The status of women has been rising both at home and abroad, and while this is due to womens own efforts, the worldwide affirmative action movement has also played an important role. The purpose of this article is to explore to accelerate the development process of gender equality in China. Method of literature is applied. Source of materials include published books and journal articles. By analyzing the case studies of the affirmative action movements in developed Western countries in the past three years, we can draw some valuable nutrients to serve as a reference for domestic affirmative action efforts. By studying the impact of foreign feminist concepts on the current situation of gender in China, we can make some practical suggestions to accelerate the development process of gender equality. Although gender equality can increase competition, it is a powerful force for social progress. Chinese society is currently breaking the inherited notion of male superiority over female. With the transformation of society and the continuous improvement of the legal system, it is more important for women to strive for their equal rights.
Survey on Factors Influencing College Students' Willingness to Pay for Audio-based Knowledge --Based on TPB Theory
Authors: Wang Qiaozhi
Published: June 2023

Knowledge payment products are becoming more and more popular among the public, among which audio-based knowledge payment products have a greater potential to develop as an emerging form. But they are still receiving less attention and recognition at present. Based on TPB theory, this study explores 15 factors that may influence Chinese college students' willingness to purchase audio-based knowledge payment products from three aspects: behavioral attitude, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control, and through logistic regression analysis of 427 valid questionnaires, we conclude that behavioral attitude has a significant positive influence on college students' willingness to pay for audio-based knowledge, and propose suggestions for this study. The findings of this study suggest that the producers of paid audio knowledge products should pay more attention to the quality and connotation of the products themselves, and appropriately shorten the playing time of individual contents to meet the fragmented needs of college students. At the same time, universities can also try to cooperate with audio platforms to reduce the purchase cost of students and regulate the content of products.
The Influence of Media Contact of Physical Exercise on the Behavior Intention of Youth Participating in Sports
Authors: Fan Yazhen
Published: June 2023

At present, low enthusiasm for fitness has become a problem faced by many countries. The physical fitness and obesity rate of young people are also rising. It is urgent for young people to maintain regular exercise habits to maintain their health. Research the Influence of Media Contact of Physical Exercise on the Behavior Intention of Youth Participating in Sport is highly significant. In the 2022 Olympic Winter Games, the proposition of "sports" and "health" was written on the title page. In the context of the mobile Internet, various sports videos and sports bloggers have become popular in new media. As a result, related fitness exercise Apps have also developed rapidly. To explore the information processing mechanism of physical exercise knowledge for young and middle-aged people in the process of using new media, and to adopt a more effective method of pushing can effectively promote the enthusiasm of young people in sports, thereby promoting physical health.
The Construction of International Trade Dispute Settlement Mechanism in the Context of RCEP and China's Positioning
Authors: Cao Hanwen , Gao Jiapan , Wang Weiran , Zhao Xuan
Published: June 2023

With the regional economic integration and economic globalization, RCEP was enacted and entered into force, and its dispute settlement mechanism provides a more efficient and convenient way and platform for FTA members to resolve trade frictions against the background of WTO dispute settlement mechanism's difficulties. The paper adopts the research methods of textual analysis and comparative analysis and concludes that the RCEP dispute settlement mechanism adopts a hybrid model with more comprehensive provisions in terms of basic settings and procedural construction; compared with the WTO dispute settlement mechanism, RCEP has obvious advantages in terms of autonomy, timeliness and fairness. Meanwhile, the paper proposes that China, as an important member of RCEP, should further strengthen Asia-Pacific region's economic and trade corporation in the process of building an open, free and rule-based multilateral trading system to help the construction of "One Belt, One Road" and enhance China's influence and discourse power as a practitioner.
Retributivism and Death Penalty
Authors: Qiao Kezhen , Cheng Sirui , Li Mingzheng , Fu Linhan , Xiang Hongyi
Published: June 2023

In this work, we want to explain our views on the death penalty by analyzing the manifestations of philosophical theories such as retributivism, consequentialism, and deontology in the death penalty: the death penalty is immoral and can be replaced by life imprisonment without parole. Likewise, we will answer the objections to our proposed theory: why the punishment of the death penalty is excessive, and why, in the context of this excessive punishment, the death penalty cannot and did not play a role in improving the overall happiness of society as a penalty should, and why life imprisonment without parole can replace the death penalty and can play a role in improving the overall happiness of society.
Beyond Gender and Media: The Study of the Impact of Movie Industries on Peoples Ideas about Gender Take Fifty Shades of Gray as an Example
Authors: Zhou Xingzuo
Published: June 2023

Gender equality has been discussed widely in society these days. The film industry, as one of the cultural industries, reflects the ideology and deeper values in peoples minds. This paper aims to discover the reflection of gender inequalities in film industries in todays society by using the case of one Hollywood film and trying to discover its relationship with gender identities, sexuality and peoples views towards the body and tries to explain and demonstrate the reasons by using key perspective and theories in media studies. In this paper, the author uses the official data from the Office of National Statistics in the UK to clarify the situation in society and uses the key theories in media studies and cultural studies to analyze the scenes in the film and discuss their possible impact on its audiences. Some other cases in the digital industry like the body filter of Alipay will also be studied to provide more evidence in studying the relationship between gender and media. The author also mentions the possible suggestions and the limitation of this research.
Development and Application Status of Healthcare Big Data
Authors: Deng Hanyu
Published: June 2023

As informatization progresses in society, the data in the health and medical fields is soaring quickly, which promotes the healthcare big data generated. Healthcare is closely related to each individual's life and health, and healthcare big data has both brought great opportunities and challenges to the health and medical field. Therefore, the development of big data in healthcare is being focused on in the medical and health fields. At present, healthcare big data are being applied in clinical diagnosis, public health, infectious disease prevention, medical research, and drug development. However, these applications are not being used very efficiently nowadays. A large amount of big data is stored, but most of it still cannot be used because of the hazards of storing uniform and different structure data types. This paper uses literature searching to summarize the status quo of healthcare big data at present. Based on the background of big data, this paper describes the sources and characteristics of healthcare big data and figures out the promising applications in the health and medical areas. Moreover, this research also focuses on the data governance of healthcare big data and represents the problems now, such as the barrier between information due to non-uniform data collection methods, and provides development strategies.
New Perspectives in Utilizing Non-Textbook Resources in EFL Classrooms and Perceptions
Authors: Afzal Naeem
Published: June 2023

Usually, most textbooks are formally prescribed with fixed and time-bound content. There is hardly any choice for course teachers/instructors to deviate from the prearranged course content of such textbooks. This study assumes that such formal, skills and knowledge-based, textbooks may cause boredom in EFL classrooms with repeated tasks/exercises and, even sometimes, their course content may not be interesting to all students. On the contrary, the use of non-textbook resources in EFL classrooms can have multiple contributions, for instance, by enhancing students’ competency and proficiency in language skills and by reinforcing their knowledge. Thus based on such assumptions, this study investigates university teachers’ perceptions on incorporating non-textbook recourses as supplementary materials in teaching EFL to non-native undergraduate speakers, in the selected context. To achieve these goals, this quantitative study uses an online questionnaire as a data collection tool. The questionnaire seeks university teachers’ responses/perceptions on the subject under investigation. The findings of this study, given the university teachers’ perceptions, reveal various useful roles and contributions of non-textbook resources. To cite, for instance, the use of non-textbook resources can trigger students’ participation, increases motivation and learning possibilities, enhances their understanding and performance, breaks monotony and boredom, contextualizes teaching-learning situations, and provides students with space for extra language skills practice.
Transliteracidad: materialidades expandidas de la literatura contemporánea en el contexto de la tecnocultura
Authors: Giovine Yáñez Maria Andrea
Published: June 2023

Luego de que al filo del 2000 se habló mucho sobre el fin del libro y de la literatura como paradigmas de la cultura, hemos constatado que la literatura en papel no murió ni se trasladó completamente al mundo digital, sino que se retroalimentó de éste y de sus dinámicas y renovó sus modos de producción. Así, en el contexto de la tecnocultura, la literatura ha renovado y diversificado sus modos de producción en contacto con otras esferas mediáticas, se ha retroalimentado de la tecnología y ha ampliado sus procesos, por un lado, para hacerse de un lugar en el contexto digital y, por otro, para potenciar y ampliar la materialidad detrás de la experiencia de la digitalidad, que vemos cristalizada en el auge de las editoriales independientes, la constante producción de libros de artista y obras intermediales, la incorporación de temas y procesos del arte contemporáneo y la consolidación de “literaturas en red” que abrevan de las dinámicas del universo digital. Me interesa detenerme en cómo el concepto de literacidad se ha modificado a la luz de esto y cómo, en la literatura contemporánea, las prácticas de escritura y lectura de un medio se trasladan a otro, generando una condición de transliteracidad, en la que me detendré a través de algunos ejemplos.
História e produção do direito: temporalidade, agências e poder
Authors: Figueiredo Eduardo Henrique Lopes , Silva Diogo Bacha e , Santana Isael José , Fernandes Sara Barbosa
Published: June 2023

Entrevista com Raquel Razente Sirotti, pesquisadora no Instituto Max Planck para História e Teoria do Direito em Frankfurt am Main.
Objeto e métodos da epistemologia genética
Authors: Marçal Vicente Eduardo Ribeiro
Published: June 2023

Trata-se de uma tradução da obra piagetiana.
Ideologia, preconceito e desenvolvimento da autonomia: interfaces entre as proposições sociológicas de Kamii e Piaget
Authors: Gonçalves Carlos Eduardo de Souza , Oliveira Francismara Neves de
Published: June 2023

O desenvolvimento da autonomia intelectual e moral se revela como propósito central da Educação. A expressiva produção científica no campo da Epistemologia Genética colabora com este objetivo. Neste ensaio teórico, as proposições de Constance Kamii para uma Educação voltada ao desenvolvimento da autonomia e seus obstáculos educacionais são correlacionados com estudos sociológicos de Jean Piaget que contrastam as coações ideológicas intergeracionais seminormativas com o desenvolvimento do pensamento científico. Tomando como base nossa recente pesquisa neste mesmo campo, sugerimos que preconceitos se relacionam às coações ideológicas conservadoras da heteronomia intelectual e moral, se mostrando como obstáculos ao desenvolvimento científico e moral da sociedade.