bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Understanding How GenZ Learns?
Authors: Pal Tanya , Sen Aaryan , Raheja Adi
Published: September 2024

The study explores the evolving learning dynamics between Gen Z and educators/facilitators, highlighting the generational shifts in preferences and behaviors that impact facilitative style—conducted in two phases. The research involved over 300 GenZs on the verge of transitioning from an educational forum to an organizational setup and 10 facilitators from diverse backgrounds. Using multiple data collecting methods like interviews, focus group discussions, and surveys the goal was to bridge the gap between learners’ and facilitators’ experiences at an organizational level, aiming to enhance the learning process. Ten key themes emerged, including GenZ’s persona, preferred learning environments, in-session experiences, the transition from education to the workplace, learning motivations, online versus offline learning, the role of facilitators, facilitator’s expectations of GenZ, challenges faced by GenZ, and factors to consider when planning sessions.These themes were used to develop a learning framework that offers educators insights into how GenZ learners are perceived by facilitators and vice versa. Along with it, the framework maps the factors and the group preferences that would lead to an optimal learning zone. For example, when it comes to the environment of learning, the cohort strongly prefers to learn in small groups with like-minded people. At the same time when it comes to motivation, the awareness of what the session entails for the group has a stronger impact, along with other factors.
Creating a municipal-level emergency food plan: Lessons from Thunder Bay, Ontario
Authors: Levkoe Charles , Strutt Coiurtney
Published: September 2024

Emergency food planning is an emerging field of study and practice evolving from lessons learned about the need to be prepared to respond to increased food insecurity in the face of emergency events. In this era of climate change, geo-political conflicts, and growing inequality, disruptions to the global food system are occurring more frequently. Many of these disruptions have the potential to impact food access on a large scale, a reality that communities need to be ready for through prepara­tion to mitigate impacts. Like other municipalities around the world, the city of Thunder Bay in Northwestern Ontario, Canada, and its surround­ing areas were caught unprepared by the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on food insecurity. Prior to the pandemic, there was no coordinated body to address a sudden increase in food insecurity, partic­ularly among already vulnerabilized populations. In late 2020, Thunder Bay + Area Food Strategy (TBAFS), the regional food policy council, led the coordination of emergency food response and researched the early emergency food response that occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic. Find­ings from this research identified the need for a collaborative Emergency Food Plan that brought together the municipality and a range of civil soci­ety organizations, institutions, and agencies. Acting on this research, the TBAFS coordinated the devel­opment of an Emergency Food Plan for the region, leveraging a group of primary partners who make up key components of civil society’s food access infrastructure. This article provides an over­view of this process in the context of existing research and literature along with lessons learned throughout the process.
Otorrea, dolore emivolto e paralisi del VI nervo cranico: la sindrome di Gradenigo
Authors: Lanzetta Maria Andrea
Published: September 2024

A 3-year-10-month-old girl presented to the Emergency Department with persistent right-sided facial pain following antibiotic treatment for acute otitis media. Clinical findings revealed otorrhea, VI cranial nerve palsy, and facial pain, raising suspicion of Gradenigo syndrome. MRI confirmed fluid collection in the petrous apex and compression of the V and VI cranial nerves. The patient started antibiotic, steroid, and anticoagulant therapy. Clinical improvement was gradual, with pain resolution within one week and nerve palsy resolving after three weeks. Gradenigo syndrome is a rare complication of acute otitis media.
Nistagmo e diplopia: occhio alla diagnosi
Authors: Savino Valentina , Bellini Tommaso , Siri Laura , De Grandis Elisa , Tortora Domenico , Piccotti Emanuela
Published: September 2024

Medulloblastoma is the most common malignant brain tumour in children, primarily located in the cerebellum. This clinical case highlights the importance of maintaining a high clinical suspicion and conducting timely evaluations, even when symptoms are subtle. An 11-year-old previously healthy boy was evaluated for intermittent diplopia without other cerebellar symptoms. MRI revealed a large mass with hydrocephalus and intracranial hypertension, confirmed as medulloblastoma. Early diagnosis, despite mild symptoms, is crucial for appropriate intervention.
The Impact of Social Exclusion on Social Anxiety: The Chain Mediating Role of Self-focused Attention and Self Esteem
Authors: Chen Jia , Ma Juan
Published: September 2024

Objective: To explore and study the mediating role of self-concern and self-esteem in social exclusion and social anxiety among college students. Methods: A survey of 400 college students was conducted using the Social Exclusion Questionnaire for Undergraduate, the Self-Focused Attention Scale, the Self-Esteem Scale, and the Interaction Anxiousness Scale. Results: 1) Social exclusion was significantly positively correlated with self-focused attention and social anxiety, and negatively correlated with self-esteem; self-focused attention was significantly negatively correlated with self-esteem, and positively correlated with social anxiety; self-esteem was significantly negatively correlated with social anxiety. 2) Social exclusion can have a direct effect on social anxiety, or it can act on social anxiety through three mediating pathways: the mediating role of self-focused attention, the mediating role of self-esteem, and the chain mediating role of self-focused attention and self-esteem. Conclusion: College students' social exclusion not only directly predicts social anxiety, but also indirectly predicts social anxiety through the mediating roles of self-focused attention and self-esteem, as well as the chain mediating role of self-focused attention and self-esteem.
Advances in the Study of the Mechanism of Gualou Xiebai Banxia Decoction in the Treatment of Coronary Heart Disease
Authors: Qiao Xiaoyang , Zhang Qi
Published: September 2024

Gualou Xiebai Banxia Decoction (GXBD) is a commonly used formula for the clinical treatment of coronary heart disease, offering the advantages of wide clinical applicability and an outstanding therapeutic effect. In recent years, it has been demonstrated that Gualou Xiebai Banxia Decoction can improve the clinical symptoms of patients by correcting lipid metabolism disorders, slowing down the level of immuno-inflammation, resisting oxidative stress, improving energy metabolism, protecting endothelial cells, and promoting repair and regeneration of myocardial tissues. The objective of this paper is to present a review of the mechanism of treatment of coronary artery disease with Gualou Xiebai Banxia Decoction, with a view to providing a basis for the clinical application of this approach.
Clinical Effects of Topical Application of Compound Betamethasone in Total Knee Arthroplasty
Authors: Sun Xiaobo , Wang Linjiao , Qin Kai , Bai Guoyang , Dou Qunli
Published: September 2024

Total knee replacement is the most effective treatment for end-stage knee osteoarthritis, and then postoperative pain becomes a major impediment to rapid patient recovery. Perioperative local infiltration analgesia has become an important part of multimodal analgesic management, but the combination of analgesic drugs among them is formulated with different standards. Many scholars have reported that glucocorticoids have favorable analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects in recent years. Compound betamethasone has been used as a potent, long-acting glucocorticoid in TKA. The purpose of this article is to review the efficacy of the localized application of compound betamethasone in total knee arthroplasty and to provide a reference for the clinical application of compound betamethasone.
Research Progress on the Correlation between Gut Microorganisms and Gastrointestinal Diseases
Authors: Li Yuanyuan , Wu Xiaokang
Published: September 2024

The intestinal microbiota refers to the complex community of microorganisms present in the human digestive tract. With the development of high-throughput sequencing technologies such as 16SrRNA gene sequencing and metagenomic sequencing, the intestinal microbiota has been shown to be closely related to gastric cancer and colorectal cancer. At the same time, a series of studies have been conducted to explore the intestinal microbiota as a new type of non-invasive biological marker. This article summarizes the research on the intestinal microbiota of gastric cancer and colorectal cancer, and explains the changes in the intestinal microbiota when the disease occurs, so as to provide new ideas for finding potential molecular targets for the prevention, treatment, and intervention of tumors.
Research Progress on the Intervention of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Signal Pathways Related to Acute Cerebral Infarction
Authors: Sun Man , Zhou Haizhe
Published: September 2024

Acute cerebral infarction is a disease with high incidence, mortality, and disability rates. Its etiology is complex, and the exact pathogenesis is not yet fully understood. Current studies often involve inflammatory responses, apoptosis, oxidative stress, atherosclerosis, excitotoxicity, and free radical chain reactions. Signal pathways play a crucial role in the occurrence and development of this condition. Traditional Chinese medicine can improve the condition of patients with acute cerebral infarction by intervening in multiple signal pathways. This paper systematically reviews recent literature, identifying 11 key signal pathways, including NLRP3, TLR4/NF-κB, Nrf2/ARE, CD40/CD40L, JAK/STAT, PI3K/AKT, JNK/p38 MAPK, Wnt, Notch, RhoA/ROCK, and ERK1/2. The aim is to provide some reference for the research on traditional Chinese medicine treatments for acute cerebral infarction.
Clinical Observation of Umbilical and Abdominal Moxibustion in the Treatment of Convalescent Diseases of Exogenous Diseases
Authors: Wang Min , Yue Yuting , Tang Lili , Qiu Hongru , Luo Chenglin
Published: September 2024

Umbilical moxibustion is a kind of moxibustion method with Shenque, Gaohuang and Zusanli as the main points based on the theory of acquired eight trigraphy and umbilical density. Moxibustion is an important part of external treatment of traditional Chinese medicine. By virtue of its warming effect, it can help Yang qi and harmonise Yin and Yang. Smooth the whole body qi, regulate the spleen and stomach, transport three jiao; Gubenpeiyuan, warm and cold dispelling evil, solid protection of muscle surface, resist external evil cure no disease. The umbilical and abdominal moxibustion method can play an active role in speeding up the recovery of disease and restoring the body function for the various symptoms of epidemic patients in the convalescence period.
Mucosal Healing Research Advances of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Authors: Zhang Changming , Ming Dong , Ji Gang
Published: September 2024

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) refers to a group of chronic intestinal diseases, including Crohn's disease (CD) andulcerative colitis (UC). These diseases cause chronic inflammation of the intestinal mucosa and wall, leading to symptoms such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, constipation, fatigue, etc. Intestinal mucosal barrier can prevent microbial and other antigens enter the intestinal wall, maintain its healthy function. However, Immune system dysregulation, dysbiosis of the gut microbiome, and dysfunction of the intestinal epithelial barrier are key pathogenic mechanisms of IBD. The treatment of IBD remains an important medical challenge, the current treatment mainly by inhibiting immune activity, blocking certain inflammatory molecules. Although these methods can induce mucosal healing (MH), but infection and tumor adverse reactions associated with immunosuppression still need to solve. Therefore, researchers are exploring new treatments, to promote the healing of the intestinal mucosa and maintain intestinal health. This review summarizes the traditional treatment of IBD and the application of new technologies such as hydrogels, organoids, probiotics and prebiotics, which aim to safely and effectively promote mucosal barrier healing and restore intestinal function and balance.
Observation on the Therapeutic Effect of Percutaneous Posterior Pedicle Screw Rod System for A3 Type Thoracolumbar Burst Fractures without Symptoms
Authors: Yang Min , Xu Wen
Published: September 2024

Premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) refers to the condition where women experience symptoms of ovarian function decline, such as amenorrhea and infertility, before the age of 40, posing a significant threat to their physical and mental health. Given the impact of POI and its increasing prevalence among younger women, the prevention and treatment of POI have become particularly urgent. This study delves into the etiology and pathogenesis of POI from the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), as well as TCM nursing methods, aiming to provide theoretical and practical guidance for the prevention and treatment of POI.
Generative Artificial Intelligence Empowering Inquiry-Based Learning: Strategy and Challenges
Authors: Xu Yi
Published: September 2024

This paper explores the potential and challenges of generative artificial intelligence in empowering inquiry-based learning. Generative artificial intelligence can build personalized learning resources, promote collaborative learning, conduct learning evaluation and feedback, and establish a human-computer collaborative inquiry-based learning model. However, we should also be vigilant against drawbacks such as over-reliance, information bias, academic misconduct, and lack of deep learning. To meet the challenges, this paper proposes strategies such as including content that generative artificial intelligence cannot complete, strengthening process evaluation, formulating clear guidelines for the use of generative artificial intelligence, and improving students' understanding of generative artificial intelligence tools to promote the effective implementation of inquiry-based learning.
Study on the Influence of Physical Self-esteem on Physical Exercise Behavior—Exercise the Mediating Role of Self-efficacy
Authors: Huang Baitao , Li Zhenghua , Wang Yiming
Published: September 2024

This study explored the relationship between physical self-esteem, exercise self-efficacy and physical exercise behavior among college students. Through a questionnaire survey of 314 college students from different majors, grade and gender, physical self-esteem was a significant positive predictor of physical exercise behavior, that is, college students tended to actively participate in physical exercise when they rated their physical appearance and exercise ability highly. Furthermore, exercise self-efficacy plays a partial mediator between physical self-esteem and physical exercise behavior. That is to say, when college students have confidence in their exercise ability, physical self-esteem is more likely to translate into actual exercise behavior. The study emphasized the importance of cultivating physical self-esteem and improving exercise self-efficacy to promoting physical exercise behaviors, which is important for enhancing their physical and mental health.
Research Preparation for Students of Alternative Learning Systems
Authors: Rai Priyanka , Udaipure Aasim
Published: September 2024

This study investigates the research readiness of Alternative Learning System ALS senior high school students at Bulan National High School for the 2023 - 2024 school year. Using a mixed - method approach, 72 students were assessed using Lacson’s Research Skill Scale to evaluate their abilities in problem conceptualization, research methods, data analysis, and writing reporting results. Follow - up interviews provided deeper insights into the underlying factors affecting readiness. The findings revealed moderate readiness overall, with variations across different skill sets. Key challenges included concept mapping, question formulation, information literacy, and statistical analysis, influenced by factors such as work - life balance and internet connectivity. To address these gaps, a research toolkit with lesson exemplars is proposed to enhance the research capabilities of ALS students.
Research on English Listening Teaching Based on Production-oriented Approach
Authors: Hu Mengting , Jin Bingbing
Published: September 2024

This paper aims to explore the application effect and teaching design of Production-oriented Approach (POA) in listening teaching of English major. The approach was proposed by Chinese education scholar Professor Wen Qiufang, emphasizing the integration of learning and application, guiding students to actively engage in language learning through tasks, and promoting the combination of input and output. This paper first outlines the basic concept and teaching process of Production-oriented Approach, including three stages: "driving", "facilitating", and "evaluating". Next, this paper describes the current situation and challenges of English listening teaching and takes specific teaching practices as examples to elaborate on the design of English major listening teaching based on POA.
The Influencing Factors and Development Opportunities of Local Employment for Graduates from Universities in Dalian
Authors: Gang Hongguang
Published: September 2024

The influencing factors of local employment for graduates from universities in Dalian mainly include policies, higher education, enterprise demand, and personal abilities. The government should strengthen the construction of the local employment market, guide and promote the development of the local employment market. Universities should strengthen employment guidance, enhance the employability and quality of graduates, strengthen cooperation with enterprises, and provide more employment opportunities for students. Enterprises should actively assume social responsibility, provide more employment opportunities for college graduates, and strengthen training and development for graduates. At the same time, individuals should continuously improve their own abilities, pay attention to the development of the local job market, and actively seek suitable employment opportunities for themselves.
National Education Policies and the Impact on Overall Development
Authors: Choudhuri Saurabh Suman
Published: September 2024

This article delves into the transformative vision of India’s National Education Policy NEP 2020, highlighting its potential to reshape the educational landscape from pre - primary to university levels through the 5 - 3 - 3 - 4 curricular framework. By advocating for multidisciplinary approaches, integration with the Indian knowledge system, and emphasis on skill development, the NEP2020 aims to foster globally competitive human resources. The new horizon of India’s growth story will be achieved by the combination of her value based knowledge and enhancement of skilled human resources. The implementation of this policy, initiated in a phased manner since 2020, presents both significant challenges and solutions, such as the need for extensive infrastructure development, teacher training, and the incorporation of digital and environmental literacy. The article also discusses the policy’s impact on Assam’s education system, addressing local challenges and opportunities. With a holistic perspective, it underscores the NEP2020s potential to drive India towards educational excellence and societal transformation by 2047, urging stakeholders across the nation to contribute to its successful implementation.
The Digital Economy, Factor Allocation and The Realization of Common Prosperity—An Empirical Study Based on Panel Data of 30 Provinces and Cities in China
Authors: Li Xiaorui
Published: September 2024

The digital economy as a new economic form can both create prosperity and achieve sharing, which is in line with the concept of common prosperity, so how does the digital economy affect common prosperity? This paper adopts the panel data of 30 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) in China from 2013 to 2022, constructs the common prosperity index at the provincial level, incorporates the digital economy-capital and labour factor allocation-common prosperity into a unified analytical framework, and empirically examines the impact of the digital economy on the common prosperity and the mechanism of its action by using a two-way fixed model. The results of the study show that, firstly, the digital economy significantly promotes common prosperity. Second, the digital economy empowers the development of common prosperity by correcting the degree of mismatch of capital and labour resources. Third, there are regional differences in the promotion of the digital economy on the common prosperity, in which the central and western regions show obvious positive promotion, while the impact on the eastern region is relatively weak, there is a single threshold effect in the promotion of the digital economy on the common prosperity, in the case of the total amount of postal and telecommunication business is relatively low, the promotion of the digital economy on the common prosperity is significant, however, as the total amount of postal and telecommunication business reaches a However, as the total volume of postal and telecommunications business reaches a certain level, this positive promotion effect shows a decreasing effect. Accordingly, countermeasures are proposed to deepen the implementation of the digital economy strategy, promote the rational flow of capital and labour between regions and industries, improve the efficiency of resource allocation, and promote the realization of common prosperity.
The Perspective of Value Creation Company: Value Creation and Measurement
Authors: Saxena Ashish K.
Published: September 2024

Value seems to be an ever - present term, major problem is there is no clear definition with respect to all business perspectives. Marketing people define it differently, finance team’s definition is different and operations and HR people will define it completely different. Success of any commercial activity is driven by its strategies related to product markets and financial markets. In both the spheres the theme that drives decision making for a company would be its ability to create value. This research article aims to throw light on creation of value by a company and measuring it using various methods.
The Elastoplastic Model Simulation of Flexural Load of Lattice Structures Is Studied
Authors: Yusuf Sharmarke Abdullahi
Published: September 2024

Over the past few decades, there has been significant growth in latticing techniques, resulting in the development of various core shapes with different properties in this fabrication method. This paper utilizes the finite element method to investigate the strength of a curved beam subjected to three-point bending conditions. It focuses on the maximum stress distribution in the concept of frictional contact between elements of an elastic material and three rigids, aiming to provide a constitutive geometrical model that mitigates the effects of bending and shear stresses. Cellular structure objects offer a promising and excellent solution for this purpose. The study includes a comprehensive comparison between solid-made beams and different lattice structures made of titanium alloy. The lattice specimen is modeled, and Abaqus software is employed for the coupled analysis to study the static strength. Recognizing the importance of relative density on the flexural properties of lattice structures, the critical zones are thoroughly examined, and an optimized model is proposed based on the obtained plots. Finally, conclusions are drawn based on the results of the numerical simulations. Additionally, a recommended model with maximum resistance against axial and shear loads is suggested for use as UAV landing gear.
Rock Strength Characteristics Based on Acoustic Testing
Authors: Zhang Huilin
Published: September 2024

In view of the characteristics of the complex composition and structure of coal rock whose strength has the discreteness, the wave velocity of coal rock specimen was measured by method of the ultrasonic pulse penetration. Meanwhile the relationship between the specimen wave velocity and mechanical parameters is obtained by regression analysis when using MTS815 testing machine for rock mechanics test. Results show that the strength differences of specimens which have similar wave velocity are small. Before the rock mechanics test, the wave velocity of specimens can be measured first. Then the strength of them can be expected and the specimens can also be classified according to the size of wave velocity, which will guide the rock mechanics test better, so as to provide a technical way for avoiding the blind trial from the discreteness of rock as far as possible.
The Impact of Palliative Care Knowledge and Death Attitudes on Palliative Care Attitudes Among Vocational Nursing Students
Authors: Zuo Zhenzhen , Luo Yanyan
Published: September 2024

This study investigates the relationships between palliative care knowledge, death attitudes, and palliative care attitudes among vocational nursing students, aiming to identify factors that influence their approach to end-of-life care. Through an online survey, data were collected on demographics, palliative care knowledge, death attitudes, and attitudes toward palliative care. Pearson correlation and linear regression analyses revealed that palliative care attitudes were significantly influenced by both knowledge and death attitudes. Specifically, natural acceptance of death positively impacted palliative care attitudes, while escape acceptance and fear of death had negative effects. These findings suggest that fostering natural acceptance of death and addressing death-related fears in educational programs can help improve vocational nursing students' attitudes toward palliative care and enhance their readiness for end-of-life care.
Exploration of Optimizing English Teaching Quality Assessment through Advanced Computational Methods
Authors: Hu Xiaoli
Published: September 2024

With the fast development of technology, more advanced computational methods will be applied in English teaching in various levels of education institutions. This paper posits that advanced computational methods can significantly optimize the quality assessment of English language teaching. First, it reviews what has been done by previous researchers in the field of English teaching quality assessment through advanced computational methods; then it explores feasibility, approaches and processes of advanced computational methods in English teaching assessment of higher vocational colleges in China and finally it puts forward some predictions for it.
The Ethical Reflections of eSports
Authors: He Xin , Yue Qilin
Published: September 2024

At present, electronic sports, based on modern information technology, as a type of sports, has attracted countless young people to participate in it. This phenomenon has attracted widespread attention and heated discussions from all walks of life: Some people think that electronic sports is good for the development of individual and society: make participants happy, gain both fame and fortune; promote social economic development and maintain social stability. Some people think that electronic sports is not conducive to the development of individuals and society. it is manifested as physical and mental imbalance in individuals: Long-term participation in electronic sports will bring about physical injury and imbalance between rationality and sensibility of participants. In the aspect of society, it is manifested as the increasingly rampant tendency of money worship and frequent e-sports scandals; Between individuals and society, participants alienate family and friends, depart from society, and even conflict with society. The practice of the soul in accordance with rationality requires human behavior to have virtues, and the essence of virtue is moderation—moderating in emotions and behaviors. It is precisely because of the lack of moderation that electronic sports participants personally cause their own physical and mental problems. The participants of electronic sports should be moderate in emotion and behavior, which can effectively solve the ethical problems of electronic sports. Although human eudaemonia is complete and self-sufficient, the essence of human is the sum of all social relations, and individual’s eudaemonia can only be fulfilled in cooperation with others and society. In Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle proposed a kind of general justice: law-abiding justice, and believed that people can achieve their eudaemonia in a justicial society where everyone obeys the law. To make the participants of electronic sports aware of their sociality, and to establish a good environment for electronic sports with laws and regulations, to call for the unity of rights and responsibilities, it can effectively solve the contradiction between the participants of electronic sports and the society, and fulfill the eudaemonia of the whole e-sports group.
Research on the Practical Path of Integrating Good Family Traditions into Ideological and Political Theory Courses in the New Era
Authors: Zhang Pengpeng
Published: September 2024

Family education involves many aspects, but the most important is moral education, which is the education on how to be a good person. This means that the construction of family traditions is not only the inheritance of lifestyle, but also the cultivation of moral qualities. A good family tradition can guide children to establish a correct worldview, outlook on life, and values, laying a solid foundation for their lifelong development. High quality family traditions nourish the spiritual world and promote the formation of virtues such as integrity, diligence, respect for the elderly and love for the young. Therefore, this article emphasizes the close connection between family tradition construction and the fate of society and the country. It proposes to integrate multidimensional educational resources, strengthen family tradition research and dissemination, and promote social harmony and prosperity. And further elaborated on the strategy of integrating the spirit of family tradition construction into teaching practice, including in-depth exploration of the connotation of textbooks, combination of theory and practice, strengthening the construction of teaching staff, improving the evaluation system, and focusing on post class experience summary and reflection, aiming to cultivate well-rounded socialist builders and successors.
Research on Li Dazhao's Philosophical Thought and Its Contemporary Value
Authors: Li Linzhi
Published: September 2024

The process of China's modernization is consistent with the process of Marxism's Chineseization, and nowadays, both the practical path of socialism with Chinese characteristics and the Chineseization of Marxism are facing a lot of new challenges and tasks, so it is crucial to study in depth and re-examine the excellent theories on the development of the Chineseization of Marxist philosophy. Li Dazhao's philosophical thought was formed in the process of dramatic transformation of modern Chinese society, and was one of the early Marxist theoretical achievements. An in-depth study of Li Dazhao's philosophical thought is of great significance for us to deepen our understanding of the transition from traditional Chinese philosophy to modern philosophy, to promote the in-depth development of the theory of the Chineseization of Marxist philosophy, and to help young people to establish a scientific outlook on life and hold fast to the people-centered value goal.
The Impact of Land Belief in the Song Dynasty: Spiritual Control, Modes of Sacrifice, and Reinforcement of Grassroots Governance
Authors: Chen Yingxue
Published: September 2024

In primitive society, individuals were constrained by low productivity and could only beseech the earth for abundant yields. As a fundamental element of human existence, land naturally garnered reverence; however, natural disasters were often perceived as manifestations of the land god's retribution against humanity. Consequently, traditional China developed two distinct beliefs regarding land: one perceives the land god as a benevolent deity who fosters growth and is honored through various positive sacrificial ceremonies; the other views the land god as a stern figure who metes out punishment to those who transgress. The evolution of land belief during the Song Dynasty significantly contributed to controlling the spirit of lower strata and reinforcing grassroots governance while also influencing sacrificial practices to some extent.
Comparative Analysis of Piracy Governance in the Gulf of Aden and the Strait of Malacca
Authors: Wang Xianshi
Published: September 2024

Piracy has a long history, and its connotation is constantly evolving with The Times and social changes. After entering the 21st century, the new trend and changes of piracy gradually emerged. Based on the comparison of the quantity, motivation and governance mode of piracy activities in the Gulf of Aden and the Strait of Malacca, the paper analyzed the shortcomings of intelligence sharing mechanism and other aspects in the process of governance.
A Radical Idea of Temple Tourism Based on the Theory of Time-Space-Connection
Authors: Li Jiayi , Li Leyan , Chen Xianyu
Published: September 2024

Temple tourism, after the timely and effective building of the offline experience and public opinions, also with the help of marketing platforms and social media to enhance consumer perceived value, thereby establishing the mind assets of temple tourism on the internet. Besides, the research use the concept of time-space-connections as a backdrop to explores the deep reasons why temples can attract the younger generation successfully. Guided by the theory of time-space-connections, we found that the deep reasons are the introduction of suitable products (temple tourism and additional products) at the right time (two periods: post-pandemic and after customer demand shifts) and in the right space (two types of spaces: temple space and the choice between online and offline spaces). Nowadays, with the booming of temple tourism, the author discusses the deep-seated reasons behind the popularity and how to combine offline experiences and public opinions to ignite temple tourism. This offers other industries valuable marketing suggestions and endorsements.
Transcendent Boundaries: The Impact of Art Festivals on Rural Revitalization in East Asia
Authors: Peng Yili
Published: September 2024

This thesis explores the intricate relationship between biennial art festivals and rural development, offering a comprehensive analysis of how these cultural events contribute to the socio-economic development of global art exchange. Anchored in the study of biennial culture, with a historical lens on the pioneering Venice Biennale, the research digs into the evolution of biennial events from exclusive art gatherings to transformative cultural phenomena with global outreach and impact. It underscores the role of these festivals in fostering international cultural exchange, enhancing contemporary art visibility, and influencing social and economic landscapes in East Asia.
Role Transformation of Teachers in Higher Vocational Colleges under Artificial Intelligence Assisted Art Creation: A Qualitative Study of Art Design Teachers
Authors: Wu Jiabao , DOS SANTOS Luis Miguel
Published: September 2024

Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has made remarkable progress in image processing, speech synthesis, intelligent creation, etc., and has shown great potential for application in artistic creation. In the teaching scenario of higher vocational colleges, teachers not only bear the responsibility of cultivating students' hands-on ability and creative thinking but also need to constantly adapt to the teaching changes brought about by technological advances. With their strong digital intuition, creative thinking and flexible adaptability, young art design teachers can make better use of AI technology to assist artistic creation, improve teaching quality, and enrich students' creative learning experience. Traditional art education usually relies on teachers to impart knowledge, guide practice, and evaluate works in the classroom; however, the widespread application of AI technologies has brought about a revolutionary transformation in art education, and new educational resources such as generative design tools and online assisted design platforms are gradually changing the traditional teaching mode and the role of teachers. Using self-efficacy theory and social cognitive career and motivation theory as a framework, this study investigated twelve in-service young art design teachers through 1) semi-structured interviews; 2) focus group discussions, and 3) member-checking interviews. The researcher analysed the data using a general inductive approach to capture the following core themes: 1) new role orientation; 2) continuing professional development and 3) support from society and educational institutions. Institutional support. The results of the study help to deeply understand the relationship between AI and art education in higher vocational colleges, clarify the self-worth positioning of young art design teachers in the new era, and provide theoretical support and practical guidance for the transformation of teachers' roles and the professional development of art education.
Research on the Path of Deep Integration Between Industry and Education in Applied Undergraduate Colleges and Universities Facilitated by Foreign Languages
Authors: Fu Chunxia
Published: September 2024

With the development of society, the demand for applied talents is increasing constantly. Therefore, it is necessary for applied undergraduate colleges and universities to adjust their talent cultivating model and improve the overall quality of their talents to meet the needs of social development. Foreign languages, as the medium and the communicative tool, play a great role in improving the integration of industry and education in applied undergraduate colleges and universities. This paper mainly studies three integrating paths between industry and education which are the path from college to enterprise, the path from enterprise to college, the path of co-building and sharing. Three paths works interactively and are complementary as a whole in the hope that the integration between industry and education facilitated by foreign languages can be increasingly effective and in-depth.
Applying Geographical Indication Products in Business English Teaching
Authors: Xu Xianjing
Published: September 2024

The knowledge of geographical indication products is an indispensable part for Chinese enterprises and products to go abroad. Thus, this paper analyses the feasibility of an innovative way to integrate geographical indication products with classroom teaching for Business English majors, which may increase students’ competitiveness as well as boost local economy, suiting especially application-oriented colleges. Meanwhile, relevant knowledge of geographical indication products can be spread domestically and internationally through students to strengthen China’s influence in the world.
Research on the Bankruptcy Standard of Commercial Banks in China
Authors: Tian Yang , Long Wei
Published: September 2024

Crisis of commercial banks has been reported frequently, and it is normal for them to fail and quit in the market competition. In order to maintain the national financial order and prevent systemic crisis, it is of great significance to improve the legal system of commercial bank bankruptcy to deal with the problematic commercial banks in a timely manner. Commercial bank insolvency standards as the application of commercial bank insolvency legal system, scientific and reasonable commercial bank insolvency standards is the key to commercial bank insolvency legal system to play a useful role. At present, the bankruptcy of commercial banks in China applies the general corporate bankruptcy standard. Based on the special characteristics of commercial bank insolvency, the introduction of regulatory standards and the establishment of diversified commercial bank insolvency standard system can be considered.
Research on the Folk "Deacon" in Dongtun Town, Xinxiang City, Henan Province—Initial Investigation Report on Entering into Marriage Rituals
Authors: Wang Yuming
Published: September 2024

With the continuous development of society, tremendous changes have occurred in rural areas in terms of culture, society, and economy, and rural marriage rituals have also undergone changes. The work of wedding organizers and "deacons" who assist in the ceremony has been impacted by the transformation of new-style marriage rituals. When the master of ceremonies of the new-style wedding enters the rural wedding, how do the "deacon" and the master of ceremonies cooperate to hold the wedding successfully? This article aims to explore what is the folk "deacon" and its changes, selecting Dongtun Town, Xinxiang City, Henan Province as the field survey point, and trying to present what is the folk "deacon" and explore the universal law of its changes through this case study by switching between different perspectives of the host and guest positions.
Philosophical Study of "People-Centered" Thought in the Perspective of Marx's Thought
Authors: He Ying
Published: September 2024

Tracing back to the source of the theory, the human thought explains the dialectical nature of human development from the perspective of historical materialism, which is an important theoretical basis for China to adhere to the "people-centered" development thought. Therefore, based on China's national conditions in the new era, exploring the important significance of "people's all-round development" in the "people-centered" development thought is conducive to exploring and sorting out the philosophical implications and contemporary value of Marx's "people-centered" thought.
The Contemporary Value of Marx's Theory of Surplus Value
Authors: Wang Yajun
Published: September 2024

Marx's surplus value theory is one of the greatest theoretical achievements of Marx's life, and it is also the core and cornerstone of Marx's political and economic theory. It plays a dominant role in Marx's masterpiece "Capital". Marx's surplus value theory has rich theoretical connotations and lasting contemporary value, and has a scientific theoretical guiding function for the construction of socialism with Chinese characteristics in the new era. Based on Marx's "Theory of Surplus Value", this article discusses the main ideological content of Marx's surplus value theory and the value of the current era from two perspectives, in order to deeply analyze the ideological connotation and practical significance of Marx's surplus value theory.
An Analysis of the Organizational Behavior of Israeli Public Organizations During the Gaza War
Authors: Kaur Manupreet
Published: September 2024

This scientific article delves into the intricacies of organizational behavior within public institutions in Israel during the conflict in Gaza. As a tumultuous period, the war on Gaza posed unique challenges to these organizations, influencing their structure, decision - making processes, and employee dynamics. Through an examination of key aspects of organizational behavior, this article aims to provide insights into the adaptability and resilience of public institutions facing crisis situations
Political and Constitutional Rights of Tribal Communities in Indian Constitution
Authors: Aasim Shahzad
Published: September 2024

The Constitution of India has laid down some basic provisions for the upliftment of the interests of the tribal community and its overall upliftment. Considering the social and economic situation in India, the scheduled tribes should get a fair place in the development of the country in the post - independence era, they should be developed in all respects and social and economic equality should be established, and the feeling of marginalization should not remain in the backward tribes. Specially, there is a provision in our constitution to reserve some seats in legislatures, ministries and administration for backward classes. While preparing the state constitution of the country, it is seen that important provisions have been made in the constitution for the scheduled tribes in order to establish economic and social democracy in the country. In order to establish economic and social justice, it was necessary to make special provisions for the backward classes.
Clerical Leadership and Political Management in Africa in the 21st Century: The Case of Nigeria
Authors: Naveen Surabhi Srinivas
Published: September 2024

The return of the military to active participation in the leadership of some countries across African is disturbing on the one hand, but on the other hand, it is indicative of the fact that Africa is in serious leadership crisis. As a result of leadership crises in Africa many countries are underdeveloped and also considered as failed states. Nigeria’s situation seems most pathetic. As such, Africa in general and Nigeria in particular is in need and search of a leadership paradigm that will bring about economic and social development. In this article, the concept “Pastoral Leadership” is explored and projected as the needed leadership paradigm in 21st century Africa in general and Nigeria in particular. The article adopted qualitative research method based on content analysis. It argues that since good leadership is necessary for economic growth, infrastructural development and peaceful co - existence based on requirements of justice and equity; and, since various leadership paradigms adopted in Africa in general and Nigeria in particular since the attainment of independence in the 1960s seem not to be working, pastoral leadership modeled on shepherding imagery as found in both Islamic tradition and Christian scripture is recommended for some Africa in general and Nigeria’s current democratic dispensation in particular.
On Several Issues Concerning the Moderate Codification of Education Law in China
Authors: Zhao Qian
Published: September 2024

The compilation of the education code is a key task for many countries to promote the revitalization of education, and it is also an inevitable trend of education development. Determining the path, choosing the compilation model, designing the structural framework, and technical positioning are the key issues in realizing the compilation of the education code. In terms of the path, it is recommended to adopt the "two-step" approach of drafting the general provisions first and then compiling the specific provisions. In terms of the selection of the compilation model, it is recommended to adopt the idea of "moderate compilation" to balance the characteristics of my country's existing legal system in the field of education. Under the framework of "general provisions + specific provisions", the general provisions should be structurally arranged around the right to education, and the specific provisions should be logically arranged according to the type of education. In terms of structural framework and reconstruction, a system that meets the unique system logic requirements should be considered to achieve the scientific nature of the education code. The "common element extraction method" should be selectively used to summarize and generalize legal norms.