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A Comparison of Chinese and British Tea Cultures from the Perspective of Cross-Cultural Communication and the “Tea Language” Translation
Authors: Liu Fengqin
Published: November 2023

As the Chinese saying goes, “The seven necessities of life: firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar and tea”, which shows the important place the tea occupies in the hearts of the Chinese. With the advent of globalization, countries all over the world have gradually become an organically integrated economic and cultural whole, and China’s tea has travelled across the ocean to the west, developing a unique and exotic western tea culture. Despite the fact that British tea comes from China, there are significant differences in tea culture between the two countries. This paper explores the deeper reasons behind the differences between Chinese and British tea culture through a comparative analysis and put forward some strategies and methods for the translation of “tea language” based on these cultural differences. The differences between Chinese and British tea culture are discussed in terms of the development of tea culture, tea drinking etiquette and the spirit of the tea ceremony, which are created by the differences in cultural background and ideology. Analyzing Chinese and British tea culture from different aspects enables us to make better use of tea culture and observe tea drinking etiquette in cross-cultural communication, reduce the language barrier formed in translation and understanding, and reduce the cultural conflict, thus promoting the exchange and development between Chinese and British tea culture and making tea culture shine on the world stage.
Differences in Chinese and Western Culture from the Perspective of the Twelve Zodiac Signs
Authors: Yang Mian
Published: November 2023

As China's traditional culture, the Chinese zodiac has a long history and cultural connotation. Due to the differences in historical traditions, values and living environment, different zodiac cultures have been formed in China and the West. Therefore, in translation, there is bound to be a loss of some Zodiac cultural information. This paper reveals the cultural differences between China and the west by discussing the respective cultural connotations of the Chinese and Western zodiac animals. All these in order to provide some reference for the translation of the animals of the Chinese zodiac and promote cross-cultural communication.
Comparison of Yuchi Jingde's Inscription, Epitaph and Biographies in the Tang Dynasty History Books
Authors: Xie Yingying
Published: November 2023

Yuchi Jingde is an important founding general of the Tang Dynasty, and one of the twenty-four ministers of the Ling Yan Pavilion, whose biographies can be found in the two tang Dynasty History Books, and whose inscriptions have been included in the "All Tang Dynasty Texts", together with the epitaphs found in the tomb of Yuchi Jingde, which can be mutually corroborated by the documents on the ground, and the combination of four kinds of historical materials can provide a clearer knowledge of Yuchi Jingde's marriage, his family, and his curriculum vitae.
Trends in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Research and its Countermeasures
Authors: Liu Yuan , Zhong Yijuan
Published: November 2023

The mental health issues among children and adolescents have become a focal point of attention in today's society. This paper reviews and analyzes the current trends in research on the mental health of children and adolescents. The results indicate that future research will exhibit characteristics of interdisciplinary collaboration, technological applications, and innovative psychological intervention strategies. To promote overall improvement in the mental health of children and adolescents, it is necessary to enhance the qualifications of professionals, provide social support, and establish collaborative networks. By implementing these measures, we can create a better psychological environment for children and adolescents.
Further Analysis of Evading Investigation Behavior
Authors: Xiong Yaoyuan
Published: November 2023

Article 88 of the Criminal Law of China establishes two major termination grounds for the statute of limitations for prosecution. Among them, the debate on "evading investigation or trial" is particularly lengthy and has not been effectively resolved, which affects the correct and unified implementation of the law and is not conducive to the development of the modernization of the Chinese style rule of law. The vitality and value of law lie in its implementation and application. For the judicial determination of "evading investigation", a judgment and interpretation of the value orientation of equity should be made based on textual and systematic explanations. The "expansion theory" and "extreme expansion theory" have elevated the legislative intent of the statute of limitations for prosecution, which is suspected of violating the criminal law and the principle of restraint in criminal law. The theory of limitation also faces the problem of self consistency in system interpretation. The determination of "evading investigation" should correctly handle the "investigation defense relationship", clarify the legal constituent elements of "evading investigation", distinguish the determination of joint crimes, and adhere to the interpretation position of following the criminal judicial value order, the judicial concept of putting the people at the center, and the objective and fair obligation of prosecutors.
Analysis of Elderly Psychological Resilience and Its Role in Coping with Life Stress
Authors: Liu Lixia
Published: November 2023

With the increasing trend of global aging, the mental health of the elderly has gradually become the focus of the social and academic fields. Psychological resilience is defined as an individual's ability to maintain or rapidly restore psychological and behavioral functioning when encountering difficulties, setbacks, or major stress. This report explores the importance of older adults, the current status of resilience and its key role in coping with life stress by dealing with the existing literature. Studies have found close relationships between resilience and older people's ability to cope with stress, life satisfaction, and social support. At the same time, this report also outlines the utility of psychological interventions such as cognitive behavioral therapy, relaxation training and positive psychological interventions in improving psychological resilience, providing theoretical support and practical guidelines for promoting mental health and quality of life in the elderly.
Research on the Image Communication of "Beautiful Countryside" in Rural-Themed Movie and Television Dramas in the New Era
Authors: Dong Wenhua , Wang Gang
Published: November 2023

In the new era, the types of rural movie and television products are diversified, the movie projection is gradually standardized, which have achieved considerable success, especially poverty alleviation, returning home and starting a business, and rural revitalization as keywords, etc., and the beautiful image of countryside in the new era are ''deconstructed'' for the audience via artistic forms such as fine depiction of images and storytelling.
The Inheritance and Development of Chinese Traditional Sports Culture
Authors: Zhu Junkai
Published: November 2023

National traditional sports culture is a treasure of China's traditional culture and an important part of the world cultural heritage. The inheritance essence of national traditional sports culture is the reproduction of national sports culture. It is the deep accumulation of national consciousness. It is the organic arrangement and combination according to the law and requirements of sports culture adaptation, and finally integrated into a harmonious and orderly system. To promote the development of national traditional sports culture, we should study the theory of national traditional sports from the perspective of the world and from the perspective of development. We should actively learn from the excellent achievements of modern sports culture to realize the modern transformation. The development of traditional sports in the field of mass sports should be the focus and direction of developing the traditional Chinese sports culture. The national traditional sports culture into the school sports, make the Chinese traditional sports more contemporary. The inheritance and development of national traditional sports culture are two aspects of the same process, which should establish a correct view of cultural development process.
The Spirit of Populus Euphratica Is Integrated into The Four Dimensions of College Students' Social Responsibility Education
Authors: Xiang Shijie
Published: November 2023

The Populus euphratica spirit, with the connotation of hard work, unremitting self-improvement, taking root in the frontier and being willing to contribute, is one of the contents of the spiritual lineage of the Chinese Communist Party, the precious spiritual wealth of the Chinese people, the inexhaustible driving force for the people of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang to forge ahead, and the spiritual guidance for cultivating college students' social responsibility. Integrating Hu Yang spirit into college students' social responsibility education is the educational mission of Hu Yang Spirit, and it is also the embodiment of The Times value of college students accepting social responsibility education and taking the initiative to bear social responsibility. Based on the spirit of Populus euphratica, this paper expounds the social responsibility of college students from four dimensions: the eternal nature of hard work, the will quality of self-improvement, the feelings of home and country rooted in the border area, and the lofty realm of dedication, so as to continuously improve the ideological quality of college students and make them become new people in the era of building Xinjiang, building the motherland, serving the people and serving the society.
On the Rewriting of The Character Image of Akutagawa Ryunosuke's "Du Zichun" and The Reasons
Authors: Liu Yafei
Published: November 2023

Akutagawa Ryunosuke's classic short story "Du Zichun" is based on the classical Chinese Tang legend "The Legend of Du Zichun", and is also a children's literature work. Akutagawa rewrote the image of the protagonist Du Zichun and the immortal incarnate in the original text, which is significantly different from the original work.The rewritten Du Zichun has independent ideas, and the immortal incarnate becomes an enlightener, abandoning the Taoist ideas in the original work. This article explores and analyzes the reasons for the rewriting, including Akutagawa's concern for children's enlightenment and education, his call for maternal love, and his deep interest in classical Chinese literature.
The Influence of Competencies, Motivation, And Commitment on Teacher’s Performance Towards a Causal Model for Quality Teaching
Authors: Ren Yifei
Published: November 2023

This research inspects the intricate relationships amongst teacher competencies, motivation, commitment, and their collective and individual impacts on teacher performance and consequent quality teaching. Employing a mixed-methods research design, the study intertwines quantitative and qualitative analyses, providing a comprehensive exploration of the proposed causal model which posits competencies, motivation, and commitment as pivotal predictors of teacher performance and, in turn, quality teaching. The quantitative strand utilized self-report questionnaires and institutional data, subjected to statistical analyses including regression and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), while the qualitative strand delved into the lived experiences and perspectives of teachers through interviews and focus group discussions. The findings unveil a nuanced narrative, substantiating certain pathways within the proposed model while also proffering reflections and insights for further exploration and practical implications. Through the empirical lens, the study underscores the pivotal role of recognizing, understanding, and nurturing teacher competencies, motivation, and commitment in fostering environments conducive to quality teaching and optimal learning. This research, thereby, bridges theoretical underpinnings, empirical findings, and practical implications, contributing to the academic and pragmatic dialogues within educational contexts.
Study on the Purchasing Intention of Consumers Under Generation Z to Domestic Cosmetics Brands
Authors: Tang Xianyi , Phakdeephirot Nutteera
Published: November 2023

This project explores the mechanism of country-oriented consumer's influence on domestic cosmetics consumption intention and its mediating role between brand identity and overall product effectiveness, taking "Era Z" as the research object. The research results will reveal the interaction mechanism of "national identity" on "Era Z" customers' social emotion and domestic cosmetics consumption intention, and explore the mediating effect of "brand self-identity" and "overall product effectiveness". According to the actual situation of state-owned enterprises in China, the corresponding management countermeasures are given. The findings of this study are as follows: (1) Patriotism and trade protectionism have a positive promoting effect on brand social sentiment, but have no positive impact on it. (2) Patriotism and trade protectionism positively affect consumers' consumption intention, but in this process, social and economic conservatism has no significant effect on consumers' consumption intention. (3) In the consumption behavior of "Generation Z", the social emotion of enterprises has a positive impact on their purchase intention, and the social emotion of enterprises regulates the moderating effect on consumption intention.
An Innovative Exploration of Psychological Research Methods Driven by Artificial Intelligence: A Case Study Using Facial Expression Technique to Improve Teenagers’ Self Awareness
Authors: King Judy
Published: November 2023

Incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into psychological research can significantly advance AI methodologies and concurrently address inherent biases and inaccuracies in traditional psychological research reliant on manual data collection and analysis. This study introduces an innovative fusion of traditional facial expression recognition, a method aimed at alleviating the self-awareness of teenager students, with contemporary AI facial recognition technology. Through the integrated facial expression recognition system, the project aims to motivate students to identify their emotion, subsequently enhancing their psychological well-being and alleviating self-care.
The Application of ChatGPT in Translation Teaching: Changes, Challenges, and Responses
Authors: Fan Peiran , Gong Hong , Gong Xiao
Published: November 2023

ChatGPT is a new natural language processing machine learning model with strong content production capabilities. ChatGPT has the potential to transform traditional translation teaching models, effectively assisting personalized teaching, promoting students’ autonomous learning, constructing new teaching subject relationships, innovating teaching management models, promoting the transformation of knowledge production methods, and expanding the research space of translation education and teaching. At the same time, the application of ChatGPT also poses potential risks, such as weakening learning autonomy, alienating teaching subject relationships, damaging academic integrity, triggering knowledge security risks, ethical risks, and ideological risks. In order to address challenges and fully leverage the potential of ChatGPT in translation teaching, it is necessary to innovate teaching models, reform teaching processes, enhance students’ self-learning abilities, strengthen translation ethics education and ideological risk education, and enhance the digital literacy of teachers and students. The new artificial intelligence represented by ChatGPT has strong teaching potential as a “human like teacher”, but it cannot replace the human factors in education and teaching, thus cannot change the essence of education. In the future, teachers will still play an irreplaceable role in many aspects.
Exploring the Role of Animal Phrases in English and Russian
Authors: He Qianjia
Published: November 2023

Phrases are used to express emotions and states of mind. Phrases are a special lexical level of any language, reflecting the culture of the people and are widely used in various fields of communication. The aim of this paper is to study animal phrases in English and Russian. Firstly, phraseology is studied as a science, phrases are categorized and the concept of " animal " is defined. The second part of the discussion is devoted to the semantic classification of English and Russian phrases with the word "animal" and their comparative analysis. The semantic character of the phrases depends on the semantics of the animal words, which reflect the everyday experience of Russians and Englishmen, their historical and cultural experience, their national mentality and the uniqueness of their evaluation of the world around them. The study of English and Russian phrases allows us to gain a deeper insight into the history and character of the two peoples, to compare the pictures and imagery of the two countries, and thus to better understand their languages. Both languages play a fundamental role in our time. Phrases have already been the subject of a great deal of linguistic research.
Young EFL Learners’ Difficulties in Getting English Input after Class: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
Authors: Li Yahui
Published: November 2023

Input plays a significant role in second language acquisition, however, young EFL learners’ input at school is limited. Numbers of studies regarding the improvement of classroom teaching have been carried out, and this research will put focus on children’s English input beyond the classroom, mainly at home. In-depth interviews were conducted to examine the experiences and perceptions of three families (three primary school students and their parents), and interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) was used to explore Chinese young EFL learners’ difficulties in attaining input at home. The findings were that these families mainly encountered three difficulties, which included absence of English guidance at home, strong dependence on school and dilemma in English material selection.
Research on International Communication of Chinese Outstanding Culture Based on TikTok
Authors: Lin Wenjing , Zuo Haiqing
Published: November 2023

Nowadays, the international communication ability of Chinese outstanding culture is very limited, and the diffusion of Chinese culture has been in deficit for a long time. The emergence of TikTok has brought new opportunities for the international spread of outstanding Chinese culture. Tiktok has diversified communication subjects and vivid expression methods. However, due to the dilemma of Western discourse monopoly, malicious ban by overseas countries and rigid communication content, to improve the overseas communication ability of Chinese outstanding culture, it is necessary to improve the quality of communication content, improve the discourse power of international communication of Chinese outstanding culture and build a pattern of cross-cultural exchanges for common development.
Study on the Cultural Communication Strategy of Zhenyi Academy from the Perspective of Cultural and Tourism Integration
Authors: Zhou Jia
Published: November 2023

As China enters a new era, people's spiritual and cultural life is constantly improving, and the role of cultural dissemination and integration has attracted social attention. The development of stele culture has also received increasing attention. Against the backdrop of the continuous deepening of Chinese culture, accelerating the orderly dissemination of culture is of great significance in enhancing the influence of traditional Chinese culture. Academies are an important base for contemporary people to experience traditional culture and a space for inheriting the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation. Spreading the culture of academies helps to make them an effective space for civilization preservation, cultural innovation, and cultural value dissemination in the new era, enriching people's thinking and culture, inspiring people to think, and achieving spiritual enlightenment. The article takes the inscription culture as the starting point, and takes the iconic representative of Wenzhou culture - Zhenyi Academy as an example to clarify the historical development and inscription cultural connotation of Zhenyi Academy, and to elaborate on the era value and advantages of the dissemination of inscription culture in the academy.
A Record of An Exhibition of Sculpture and Video
Authors: Dong Ding (Desiree)
Published: November 2023

This article explores the intricate relationship between memory and time. It emphasizes that memory is intertwined with time, as it develops and forms through the continuous flow of time. Time is both objective and subjective, with various incomplete understandings, and it serves as a container for personal and collective experiences. The article also delves into the role of art in understanding this relationship, highlighting that time determines the context of memory, and memory is composed of moments within a given time. Memory is seen as the object, and time as the subject, both interdependent and essential for our existence. While we cannot access all memories, they leave traces in the passage of time, making us who we are. Memory and time are not just elements of the past; they are sources of creativity, knowledge, and instinct, aiding us in learning and creating for the future.
Exploring Internet Use, Problematic Behavior, and Their Impact on Mental Health: A Comprehensive Review
Authors: Lok Veeleah
Published: November 2023

This literature review examines the relationship between internet usage, problematic online behaviors, and their impact on the mental health of young adults and adolescents. As the internet and digital technologies become integral to daily life, concerns have grown regarding the consequences of excessive internet use, particularly problematic internet use (PIU). The review starts by systematically assessing the increasing prevalence of internet use among young individuals, emphasizing the need to differentiate regular usage from PIU. It also explores problematic smartphone use and its connection to psychopathology, especially anxiety and depression, which share characteristics with behavioral addiction. Furthermore, the review investigates longitudinal trends in internet use and trust levels among American adults and late adolescents from 1972 to 2012. It reveals a significant decline in trust and confidence, potentially associated with increased internet use. The review also examines the prevalence of Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD) and its co-occurrence with depression, offering insights into the diagnostic criteria for IGD. In summary, this comprehensive literature review underscores the need for further research to understand the evolving dynamics and develop effective interventions related to internet use. It emphasizes the bidirectional relationship between internet use and mental health and highlights the relevance of diminishing trust and confidence. These considerations are vital for shaping strategies to promote mental well-being in the digital age.
Report on Improving Student Engagement during In-person Classes by Using Functionalities of a Digital Learning Environment
Authors: Lin Jinxuan
Published: November 2023

Under the background of the vigorous development of digital education, students' social and emotional ability has gained new opportunities for development. Analyzing the influencing factors of using the function of the digital learning environment on students' learning ability, introducing the digital learning environment in higher education requires teachers to be able to optimize its use to improve student participation in the face-to-face classroom learning process. Digital learning environments can be used in higher education to help teachers promote student participation in learning and in this way to encourage student participation in learning.
Digital Economy and Quality Development of Enterprises
Authors: Chen Yue
Published: November 2023

The digital economy is an important supporting force for the high-quality development of China's economy and society in the coming period. The significance of high-quality development of the digital economy must be deeply understood. In concrete practice, it is necessary to fully grasp the characteristics of the digital economy, make the digital economy better, stronger and larger in key areas, and improve the quality of the development of the digital economy in the construction of a new development pattern in accordance with the requirements of "enhancing the endogenous momentum and reliability of the domestic general circulation, and upgrading the quality and level of the international circulation". Compared with developed countries, China's digital economic development needs further adjustment, the relevant government departments need to play a leading role, improve the relevant mechanisms, and increase the construction of infrastructure, so as to meet the development needs of China's digital economy. This paper puts forward the corresponding development measures for the high-quality development of China's digital economy.
The Influence of Art Philosophy on Chinese Classical Garden Landscape Design
Authors: Qi Zhang
Published: November 2023

In the modern design concept, it is necessary to pay attention to what design principles, as well as the current problems in the process of Chinese classical garden landscape design. The root cause is that modern designers do not have enough learning and understanding of art philosophy, which leads to the discussion of art philosophy. Through the analysis of ancient Chinese philosophy, the influence of Confucianism, Zen, Taoism and Buddhism on Chinese classical gardens is sorted out, and the guiding role of art philosophy in Chinese classical garden landscape design is further clarified.
Countermeasures of Hotel Industry for Tourism Crisis Management Under the Influence of Epidemic Situation
Authors: Bie Xinyu
Published: November 2023

On a global scale, the epidemic has had a great impact on tourism, and the hotel industry, as a key component of tourism, has also been seriously affected. The purpose of this paper is to study the impact of the epidemic on the hotel industry and put forward coping strategies to help the hotel industry effectively cope with the tourism crisis. First of all, the epidemic has led to a sharp decline in tourism, a sharp drop in the occupancy rate of the hotel industry and a sharp drop in income. In order to meet this challenge, the hotel industry needs to adopt the strategy of diversified income sources and reduce its dependence on the traditional tourism market. Secondly, the hotel industry should formulate more flexible cancellation policies to meet customer needs. Third, the hotel industry should strengthen cleaning and hygiene measures to ensure the health and safety of customers when they check in. This includes regular disinfection of guest rooms and public areas, provision of hand sanitizer, masks and other sanitary products. A transparent cleaning policy can improve the trust of customers. In addition, digital technology plays a key role in crisis management. Finally, staff training is the key link to deal with the crisis. This paper studies the coping strategies of crisis management in the hotel industry under the influence of epidemic situation, which is helpful for the hotel industry to tide over the crisis, maintain business sustainability and prepare for future uncertainty.
Does CBN Intervention Funds Contribute to Inflationary Pressure in Nigeria? An Empirical Investigation
Authors:   Monetary Policy Department, Central Bank of Nigeria, Abuja, Nigeria., Lawrence Dr. Akinboyo Olorunyomi
Published: November 2023

The objective of this paper is to empirically evaluate the effects of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) intervention on inflation in Nigeria from 2007M12 to 2020M8. The paper employed three-variable Vector Error Correction Model (VECM), with headline inflation examined as an endogenous function of the CBN’s intervention funds and exchange rate movements. The study finds that the CBN’s interventions through credit-easing to specific industries reduce inflation in the long term, particularly food inflation. The outcome suggests that there is divergence in the outcome of unconventional monetary policy in developed and developing countries. It also established that there is a three-month policy lag window in CBN’s response to inflation using intervention funds. This is in consistent with the claim that central banks of developing countries are more flexible in approach and rely more frequently on ‘unconventional’ monetary policy tools with proof that these tools have been successful in a stagflation economy. Nonetheless, the country still faces high supply side inflation rates, which only shows that these tools should be improved upon to increase efficiency and impact.
Prognostic Value of Coronary Artery Calcium in the Intermediate-Risk Population of Developing Coronary Artery Disease
Authors:   Department of Cardiology, Sentini Hospital, Vijayawada, India, Kagita Krishna , Posina Madhuri ,   Department of Cardiology, Sentini Hospital, Vijayawada, India
Published: November 2023

Background: The present study was designed to estimate the coronary artery calcium score (CACS) and its association with the incidence of major adverse cardiovascular events (MACE) in asymptomatic patients who are at risk of coronary artery disease (CAD). Objective: To estimate the CACS and its association with the incidence of MACE in asymptomatic patients. Methods: In this prospective cross-sectional observational study, 108 consecutive patients were enrolled. Demographic details and clinical data including lipid profile, systolic blood pressure, electrocardiography, 2D echocardiography, and routine blood investigations were reported. CACS was derived from computed tomography using a 256-slice scanner with a rotation time of 270 milliseconds. MACE was recorded at a one-year follow-up. Results: The mean age was 54.55 ± 7.7 years with male predominance (62%). CACS categories 0, 1-99, 10-399, 400-999, and more than 1000 constituted 43.5%, 28.7%, 18.52%, 8.33%, and 0.93% respectively. The correlation between the groups of positive and negative CACS and the presence or absence of standard risk factors was found to be statistically significant in diabetes mellitus (P=<0.001), hypertension (P=<0.001), and history of CAD in the family (P = 0.036). Although the association between smokers and calcium was statistically insignificant, it had clinical significance (P= 0.294). Out of 108 patients, MACE was observed in 16 (14.81%) patients with positive CACS at the 1-year follow-up. Conclusion:CACS measurement is often regarded as the primary non-invasive approach for risk stratification, MACE estimation, and promptly identifying high-risk asymptomatic individuals. Keywords: Coronary Artery Calcium Score; Cardiovascular Events; Coronary Calcification; Risk Stratificationa
Legal Countermeasures for Chinas Dual Carbon Goals in the Post-pandemic
Authors: Shi Chenxiao
Published: November 2023

Under COVID-19, the economy of global has been seriously damaged. As the pandemic becomes stable, the world enters the post-pandemic. As a result, all nations now consider economic development to be of the utmost importance. However, since resource depletion and environmental degradation are inevitable, achieving better coordination between economic and environmental development is a crucial issue. This study summarises the benefits and drawbacks of this strategy from a legal standpoint by comprehending Chinas dual carbon goals development. It puts forward practical and effective solutions to improve Chinas legal system, which is in the field of environment and energy. Finally, finds a legal path that is suitable to Chinas national conditions, thereby providing a theoretical basis for the realization of Chinas dual carbon goals, and promoting the efficient and sustainable development of Chinas economy.
Addressing Public Interest Violation Through Independent Anti-Corruption Bodies -A Case Study of the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission in South Korea
Authors: Li Chu
Published: November 2023

South Korea is a young, experimental democracy with a relatively effective government, often praised as a model of state-led economic development. Although civil liberties have been bolstered since the successful transition from an authoritarian state to a consolidated democracy, corruption remains a persistent concern as hierarchical and authoritarian thinking are profoundly ingrained in society. Since the 1997 Asian economic crisis spurred the emergence of a liberal consensus on government corruption, diverse public institutions and civil society organizations have been actively involved in the fight for transparency and accountability. The creation of an independent anti-corruption agency, the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission (ACRC), sent a strong message that the government is committed to preventing abuse of power and preserving the public interest. This paper aims to identify and understand the driving factors that led to the committees success in bringing transparency and accountability to the South Korean public sector, so that it may be replicated in other countries. It takes a descriptive approach to examine the strengths and weaknesses of ACRC and analyze its impact through various indirect indicators. The study reveals that the ACRCs all-encompassing strategy for anti-corruption reform has improved the level of integrity and public awareness. However, its autonomy and power are still called into question, suggesting future improvements are needed to realize its full potential, thereby bringing about more profound changes.
A Study on the Current Situation of Education of Rural Children with Serious Illnesses Who Go to the City for Medical Treatment A Case Study of WuJiaNong in Hefei City
Authors: Xin Chen
Published: November 2023

This study analyzes the current situation of family education and school education of special children with major illnesses such as leukemia and malignant tumor who travel to the city specifically for medical treatment in rural areas, taking WujiaNong in Hefei as an example. After understanding the economic pressure, mental pressure, and social support of these special groups, and taking into account the situation of local voluntary organizations, the current situation of family education and schooling of children with leukemia in WuJiaNong, Hefei City is clarified, and the causes of their education problems are analyzed in the light of various factors, to draw the attention of the society and improve the current situation of the lack of family education and schooling of children with major diseases in rural areas.
The Aesthetics in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Authors: Xia Mengru
Published: November 2023

This article mainly discusses the current development situation of the intelligent era, and the comparison between the beauty of the intelligent era and the beauty at the traditional degree. It discusses whether the beauty created by artificial intelligence and other high-tech means is meaningful in the intelligent era. It will be discussed from three aspects: first, the development of intelligent robots and their relationship with aesthetics; second, taking 4D holographic projection as an example, this section will introduce the better display aesthetics of modern high-tech skills, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of this product; third, it will introduce virtual digital people, especially virtual idols, taking Luo Tianyi and Liu Yexi as examples.
A Review of the Mechanism of the Influencer
Authors: Liu Guanchen
Published: November 2023

Opportunities for marketing innovation have emerged in the new media era as a result of the fast diversification of social media platforms and the power of social media influencers. Influencer marketing, which includes user-generated content, multi-agent information distribution guided by social media influencers, and the expansion of influencers' advocacy and endorsement of goods and services, has its roots on social media platforms. The majority of recent studies on influencer marketing concentrate on specific influencers and followers. On the basis of the source credibility model, cognitive consistency theory, matching hypothesis, trust transfer theory, meaning transfer theory, etc., it investigates the influence processes of influencers on specific followers. The main topics of the current studies on the influencer marketing mechanism are the interactions between influencers and businesses or products, and the relationships between influencers and customers. By reviewing the latest developments in current research, this study sorts out and analyzes the mechanism of influencer marketing and interprets how influencers influence followers' behavior from the perspectives of sociology and psychology.
Prevailing Negative Communities Online: Algorithmic Influence and User Self-awareness
Authors: Ma Junting , Ni Zihan , Yang Bingfeng
Published: November 2023

In recent years, the proliferation of short videos imbued with negative sentiment on TikTok has elicited widespread societal attention. This paper investigates the dissemination of negative emotional content on the social media platform TikTok. Specifically, this paper analyzes user data from several short video platforms, including TikTok, and finds that users aged 18-35 constitute the primary audience for short video content. Amid the propagation of negative emotions, this paper proposes the research hypothesis of a negative community. It conducts an in-depth exploration of the following queries: 1) Is the algorithm of TikTok complicit in the spread of negative sentiment? 2) Has this dissemination cultivated unique cultural communication attributes, coalescing into a community-based audience? Moreover, 3) In forming and proliferating negative sentiment, which plays a more significant role the algorithm or the user.
Exploring Plebiscitary Leader Democracy and Its Adaptability in the Modern Society
Authors: Luo Yuanyuan
Published: November 2023

With the emergence of plebiscitary leadership worldwide, research concerning the practice of plebiscitary leader democracy has caught political scientists attention. The research has mainly focused on the threats posed on modern democracy by plebiscitary leader democracy. To address the concerns over this threat, this paper explores the adaptability of plebiscitary leader democracy in modern society. This paper adopts literature research and historical analysis as its research methods and mainly uses Google Scholar as a platform to gather research works from the year 2010 to 2023, through which plebiscitary leader democracy, direct democracy and plebiscitary leadership are used as keywords. This paper analyzed more than 15 research papers to conduct analysis and concludes that the adaptability of plebiscitary leader democracy in the modern world is a weak one mainly for two reasons - one is that plebiscitary leader democracy cannot adequately and truly represent peoples will through direct democracy as it claims, the other is that the strong plebiscitary leadership opens the possibility to the personalization, centralization, and discretion of power.
Analysis of the Dilemmas in Managing Ukrainian Refugees under the Context of Globalization Taking Western Countries and the UN Refugee Agency as Examples
Authors: Cheng Jieyi
Published: November 2023

In 2022, Russias special military operation against Ukraine led to the most severe refugee crisis in Europe since the end of World War II, and its also one of the largest refugee crises of the 21st century. This article will briefly outline the causes of the Ukrainian refugee crisis and current international solutions. It will then examine the challenges faced by two governing bodies-Western countries and the UN Refugee Agency-in managing the Ukrainian refugee situation. First, the challenges for Western countries include significant economic and social pressure imposed by the influx of refugees. While the arrival of refugees may help alleviate aging populations, it could also encourage human trafficking activities. Moreover, the economic and social stress from the refugee crisis could deepen divisions among EU member states and impact domestic political stability. Additionally, the influx of Ukrainian refugees can disrupt local job markets, potentially leading to lower wages or even unemployment for local residents. Second, the UN Refugee Agency faces dilemmas between time-sensitive governance and ethical principles, as well as issues of homogenization in competition with related organizations.
Research on the Influence of Educational Psychology on Teachers Education and Teaching
Authors: Duan Shumei
Published: November 2023

In recent years, education has been continuously developing and improving. The traditional cramming style of teaching and preaching style of education are being negated more and more. The development of modern education requires teachers to be able to master students psychology. At the same time, pay attention to the teacher-student interaction in teaching practice. Educational psychology is a science that studies the basic psychological laws of learning and teaching in the context of education and teaching. It mainly studies the psychological process of the teacher-student interaction in teaching and learning, and the psychological phenomenon in the process of teaching and learning. Although Educational psychology is closely related to the basic theories of general psychology, its main research content is students psychological phenomena and the regular pattern of psychological development under the conditions of education and teaching. The relationship between Educational psychology and pedagogy is quite close. Through the guidance of Educational psychology, teachers can understand students psychological phenomena and psychological development laws under the conditions of education and teaching. With the help of Educational psychology, it is easier for teachers to understand students learning motivation, habits, and influencing factors. Teachers, through the appropriate application of educational psychology, can improve the overall planning of education and teaching, improve teaching methods, and improve teaching efficiency.
Impact Factors for the Quality of Education -Evidence from the Enrollment Ratio of First Tier Universities
Authors: Fang Zhixin , Wan Siyi
Published: November 2023

Huge differences in education levels can lead to a Matthew Effect on regional economic growth, so China has introduced many policies to promote the balanced development of education levels in various regions. A large number of researchers have investigated and researched the education level of each province from various aspects, However, there is still a research gap in the study of the enrollment ratio of first tier universities as an indicator of the education level. Therefore, this paper investigates the influencing factors on the rate of one college entrance examination in 2020 by collecting data on the enrollment ratio of first tier universities in each province, education expenditure, GDP per capital, disposable income per capital, public library collection per capital, student-teacher ratio of general high schools, and urban/rural population ratio, and carrying out correlation analyses on the data. It was found that all the research variables, except education expenditure, had a highly significant effect on the enrollment ratio of first tier universities when they were used as a single variable. And when multiple linear regressions were conducted, education expenditure had a significant negative effect on the enrollment ratio of first tier universities.It is recommended that while allocating regional education spending rationally, we should actively deploy economic and urban-rural development policies to boost peoples disposable income, strengthen teachers in each region, and promote the balance of education resources in each region.
Impact of the Financial Resources Allocated to Education in Each Region on Family Investment in Education at the Compulsory School Level
Authors: Chen Qinyu
Published: November 2023

Compulsory education has a vital role in the process of national development, so financial education funding is a public expense that must be guaranteed and implemented by all regional governments. And family education investment also plays an important role in education as the supplementary funding for every school-age child to receive education. Due to data limitations, the number of studies on the relationship between the two is relatively small, so this paper, based on the micro-database of the China Education and Finance Household Survey (CIEFR-HS), examines in depth the impact of financial education funding on household education inputs during the compulsory education stage, and accordingly makes recommendations for policy targeting. The result reveals that the local financial expenditures on compulsory education have a significant crowding-in effect on families education investment. The present study provides novel evidence on the relationship between educational investment and household investment and accordingly makes recommendations for policy targeting.
The Feasibility of Socratic Teaching in Theory and Practice
Authors: Du Jinlin
Published: November 2023

There have been extensive research on Socratic teaching in various subject areas in China, most of which are about the application of Socratic method in teaching and its enlightenment to the teaching classroom. Many authors have studied Socratic teaching through experiments and achieved good results. This paper reviews the theoretical and practical feasibility of Socratic classroom teaching in different fields. This paper introduces several common teaching methods, such as the lecturing teaching method, inquiry teaching method, practice teaching method and example teaching method. There are some similarities and differences between Socratic teaching method and these common teaching methods. Compared with these common teaching methods, the Socratic teaching method is an innovation in teaching. Some theoretical and experimental arguments can be obtained from the literature to prove that Socratic teaching is feasible in both theory and practice. Socratic teaching is of great significance to the education of most scholars, who can get some experience from it. Through the experience of Socratic teaching mode in the classroom, this study hopes to inspire teachers to be student-centered and pay attention to the guidance of students in teaching rather than indoctrination.
The Effect of Different Teaching Styles of Shenzhen Teachers on Students Learning Motivation The Example of Seminar and Lecture Methods
Authors: Tang Haoyu
Published: November 2023

Student-centred teaching and learning has received much attention around the world, and the factors affecting students motivation are also one of the key topics in todays research. Some researchers have found that different teaching methods have different effects on students motivation in second language teaching, but there is still a research gap about the role of this finding in students mother tongue teaching. However, there is still a research gap on the role of such conclusions in the teaching of students mother tongue. Therefore, this paper investigates the relationship between the lecture method and the seminar method and the motivation of first year students by collecting questionnaires on learning motivation and results before and after the implementation of different teaching methods in the teaching of the Dream of the Red Chamber unit in a school in Shenzhen, as well as interviewing certain students and conducting descriptive analyses and linear regression analyses on the above data. It was found that both teaching methods positively affected students motivation and that the seminar-based teaching method was more effective.