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The study of Marions Painting Theory
Authors: Zhang Yili
Published: May 2024

Marion's painting philosophy primarily addresses the dialectical unity between the visible and the invisible, suggesting that neither can be deemed more "real" than the other. Instead, they act as mutual validations of each other's existence. The concept of visibility is constrained by human perceptions and physical limitations, often leading individuals to see only what aligns with their desires and past experiences. This selective perception underscores the inherent limitations or "void" within visibility.Marion quotes in her book: "Fire in water, divinity in humanity, paradoxes arise from the intervention of the visible in the realm of the invisible." This highlights why philosophical discussions on painting inevitably involve introspection. Artistic creation is about transforming the visible into the invisible and then manifesting the invisible as visible. Throughout this transformation, individual consciousness merges with collective human consciousness, allowing art to preserve its uniqueness within the broader narrative of art history and to establish its own value. This personal perspective can also be termed as one's gaze, a human attribute adept at self-justification and pattern creation within one's cognition. Through vision, we acknowledge the 'void of visibility,' which becomes a dense, chaotic mass at the moment of observation, generating an 'invisible void'the brain organizes the visible and extends it into the invisible, blending the unseen into the seen.
Local highlight and shadow adaptively repairing GAN for illumination-robust makeup transfer
Authors: Song Zhihao
Published: May 2024

Recently, makeup transfer task has been widely explored with the development of deep learning. However, existing methods have shortcomings in more complex lighting situations in the real world because they do not consider the interference of lighting factors on facial features. To solve the above problem, we propose a local highlight and shadow adaptively repairing GAN for illumination-robust makeup transfer. We first map the 2D face images to UV representations and perform makeup transfer in the UV texture space, which explicitly removes the spatial misalignment to achieve pose and expression invariant makeup transfer. Furthermore, we take advantage of the face symmetry in the UV texture space to design an illumination repair module. It can adaptively repair the features affected by asymmetric local highlight and shadow based on a process of flipping and multi-layer attention fusion. In addition, the multi-layer attention maps are obtained by a pre-trained illumination classification network and hence have the ability to indicate local highlight and shadow areas. Comprehensive experiment results demonstrate the consistent effectiveness and clear advantages of our method, which significantly improve the robustness against local light effects and generate natural transfer results.
Predictability of Extrinsic and Intrinsic Factors on Counseling Competence of School Counselors: A Cross-sectional Study in Vietnam
Authors: Trang Vu Thu , Thanh Tran Le , Mai Lan Nguyen Thi , Dung Vu
Published: May 2024

This study aims to explore the impact of extrinsic and intrinsic factors on the counseling competence of Vietnamese school counselors. A cross-sectional study was conducted on 226 teachers in two Vietnamese provinces. All school counselors have attended school counseling training courses with an average experience of 11.3 years. Linear regression analysis was used to determine the impact of extrinsic and intrinsic factors on counseling competence. The results show that: (i) When considering separately the impact’s possibility of each factor, the model has confirmed the possibility of a positive impact of both factors; (ii) however, when considering the model combining two groups of factors, the role of variables in the extrinsic factors no longer exists, while the role of variables in the intrinsic factors is still available. This study has confirmed the role of intrinsic factors related to the personal counseling competence of school counselors. This finding allows us to propose a solution to improve and develop counseling competence for school counselors focusing on identified intrinsic factors and promoting policies to maintain the positive impact of extrinsic factors in Vietnamese education or countries with similar educational backgrounds.
Academic Staff Commitment towards Implementing Curriculum from Multicultural Perspectives in Eastern Ethiopia Higher Education
Authors: Simagn Debela Tezera , Seyoum Yilfashewa , Negassa Dawit , Basha Garkebo
Published: May 2024

This study aimed to investigate academic staff commitment to implementing curriculum from multicultural perspectives in Eastern Ethiopian higher education. This problem is instigated by the long-term ignored area or multicultural issues in teaching and learning process in higher education in Ethiopia which, in turn, has become a basis of the increase of plentiful difficulties. To achieve the intended objective, a descriptive design was employed. The data were collected through a self-administered questionnaire and analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The study revealed that the commitment of academic staff was low and there was no gender difference in implementing curriculum. Based on the findings, it is concluded that if academic staff had been committed and used culturally responsive pedagogy, the implementation of a multicultural curriculum would have been ensured. Therefore, based on these findings implications were made for future research and suggested addressing and alleviating salient problems.
Physical and microbiological quality and oxidative stability in different storage periods of Angus-Nellore heifer meat in an integrated livestock-forest system
Authors: Zanetti Patrícia Aparecida da Luz , Mateus Gustavo Pavan , Lupatini Gelci Carlos , Zanetti Leonardo Henrique , Vieira Natália Carolina , Neves Franciely de Oliveira , Santos Juliana Mara de Freitas , Trivelin Gustavo Antunes , Mazetti Estevão Moretti , Andrighetto Cristiana
Published: May 2024

This study aimed to evaluate the physical and microbiological quality as well as the oxidative stability of meat stored frozen (30, 60, 90, 180, and 360 days) and obtained from Angus-Nelore heifers kept in a conventional system (CS; no shade available) and Integrated Livestock-Forest (ILF-1L and ILF-3L). Forty-eight ½ Nellore ½ Angus heifers with an average initial weight of approximately 276.70 ± 20.1 kg and an average age of nine months were distributed across a randomized block design with three treatments and four replicates. After slaughter, the Longissimus thoracis muscle was collected from each carcass for pH, lipid oxidation, meat color, and microbiological analyses. The physical and microbiological quality and oxidative stability of the meat were not affected by the tree component present in the pasture. Regarding the duration of frozen storage, it was found that the pH, meat color (a*, b*, C*, H*, O/M), and lipid oxidation increased as the period of storage increased (P<0.05). The physical and microbiological quality, as well as the oxidative stability of the meat, was not affected by the tree component present in the pasture. However, the meat changed as the frozen storage time increased.
The Jarring Reality: Adolescent and Pediatric Gunshot Trauma on the Rise in a Major Urban Institution
Authors: Winter Julianna E. , Verma Arjun , Delvadia Bela P. , Lee Olivia C. , Familia McCayn M. , Sherman William F.
Published: May 2024

Introduction:

Firearms are the leading cause of death in the pediatric population, and the incidence of firearm injury is on the rise in the United States. The purpose of this study was to examine the incidence of pediatric gunshot wounds (GSWs) in New Orleans from 2012 to 2023 and evaluate factors that contribute to mortality.

Methods:

A retrospective analysis of pediatric GSWs was conducted using the trauma database at a Level I trauma center in New Orleans, Louisiana. All patients aged 0 to 18 years with a GSW between January 1, 2012, and January 1, 2023, were evaluated. Demographic data, Injury Severity Score (ISS), hospital length of stay (LOS), discharge disposition, intent of injury, mortality, firearm type, orthopaedic injuries, and related surgical procedures were extracted from the database. Linear regression was used to assess the trend of GSWs over time, and logistic regression was used to identify variables that predicted mortality. Statistical significance was defined as α = 0.05. Geographic information system (GIS) mapping was conducted using the ZIP code location of injury to identify geographic areas with the greatest number of GSWs.

Results:

A significant increasing trend was observed in the number of pediatric GSWs when adjusted for changes in population (P = 0.014), and the number of GSWs increased 43.2% over the duration of the study. Higher ISS, shorter length of stay, and self-inflicted intent of injury were notable predictors of mortality. Three hundred fifty-four patients (31.4%) had at least one orthopaedic injury, and of the survivors, 365 patients (35.6%) required at least one surgical procedure in the operating room during their admission.

Discussion:

The number of GSWs in the pediatric population in New Orleans presenting at a large level 1 trauma center demonstrated a statistically significant increasing trend over the past 11 years. ISS and self-inflicted intent were predictive of mortality within this pediatric patient population.
The Genesis of the Legal Protection of Cultural Goods During Armed Conflict: Evolution and Perspectives (Part I)
Authors: Botnari Ilona
Published: May 2024

Cultural goods have unfortunately always been a target for belligerent parties during armed conflicts throughout history, despite the fact that they knew very well that ensuring their protection had an imperative character, whether we refer to customary commitments, either conventional. However, the reality of armed conflicts remains a harsh one although evolving legal and philosophical thinking has strongly influenced the concept of the `laws and customs` of war from the perspective of `humanizing` armed conflicts. The efforts made by international actors in connecting the national and international normative framework in the matter of the protection of cultural goods to the rigors of armed conflicts have materialized in an appreciable number of agreements, documents of a different kind adopted at the international level, among which the Convention at the Hague of 1954, Additional Protocol I of 1954 and Additional Protocol II of 1999.
The Origin of the European Union and Its Objectives
Authors: Poalelungi Mihai
Published: May 2024

The research focus of the present scientific approach is the origin of the European Union and its objectives. The European Union is a complicated entity, which can only be understood through the light of its predecessor Communities. The research aims to explain the origins of the European Union up to the birth of its idea. Afterwards it will be taken a look at its objectives, both intended and achieved. Last but not least some of the EU’s current problems will be presented.
Analyzing University Students’ Attitude and Behavior Toward AI Using the Extended Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology Model
Authors: Obenza Brandon Nacua , Caballo John Harry S , Caangay Ria Bianca R , Makigod Trisha Eunice C , Almocera Sharldawn M , Bayno John Lawrence M , Camposano Joseph Jr R , Cena Sandy Jean G , Garcia Judy Ann Kyll , Labajo Bea Faye M , Tua Athena Grace
Published: May 2024

This quantitative study using Partial Least Square Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) examined a structural model of the attitudes and behaviors of university students toward AI in higher education. The results obtained using SmartPLS 4.0 indicate that the constructs exhibit validity and reliability (λ ≥ 0.708, α=0.767-0.948, AVE=0.584-0.777, HTMT=< 3.3). Further, the analysis of the hypothesized extended Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use (UTAUT) model reveals that AI Awareness significantly impacts Attitude toward AI (β = 0.156, p = 0.003) and Behavioral Intention to Use AI (BIU) (β = 0.337, p < 0.001). AI Trust also significantly influences Attitude toward AI (β = 0.366, p < 0.001) and BIU-AI (β = 0.173, p = 0.007). Additionally, Attitude toward AI is a strong predictor of BIU-AI (β = 0.457, p < 0.001). Social Influence significantly affects Attitude toward AI (β = 0.21, p < 0.001), while Effort Expectancy and Performance Expectancy do not show significant effects in this context. The link between Facilitating Conditions and BIU-AI is also insignificant. The model explained a substantial portion of the variance in attitude (R2 =0.612) and behavior (R2 =0.710). Fit indices indicate good model fit, and predictive relevance metrics were satisfactory.
Biochemical Alterations in Reproductive and Hepatorenal Functions in Male Rabbits Supplemented with Margarine, Natural Ghee and Olive Oil
Authors: Sadek Kadry , Shaat Adel , Zeweil Mohamed
Published: May 2024

The current study investigated the impact of synthetic margarine, natural ghee and olive oil ‎on the biochemical parameters of male rabbits, focusing on reproductive hormones as free ‎testosterone, bioavailable testosterone, sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) also body ‎weight gain, antioxidant markers, hepatic and kidney functions. Forty male New Zealand ‎rabbits were randomly distributed to four groups, each containing 10 rabbits. The control ‎group was supplemented with the basal diet, while the margarine group was received 10% ‎margarine, the ghee group was fed on 10% natural ghee of diet and the olive oil group ‎received diet with 10% olive oil. Results indicated that the administration of synthetic ‎margarine throughout the experiment significantly increased body weight gain, liver enzyme ‎‎(AST), and renal profile (urea) in comparison to other groups. Moreover, there was a ‎decrease in reproductive hormones as free and bioavailable testosterone, and antioxidant ‎enzyme activity (GPx) in Margarine group; meanwhile, these modified parameters were ‎enhanced in ghee group and olive oil group. This study concluded that olive oil and natural ‎ghee had a more beneficial health impact on fertility performance compared to synthetic ‎margarine.‎
Using of Real Time PCR with Propidium Mono Azide for Detection of Viable but Non Culturable Enterobacteriaceae Isolated from Raw Milk Samples
Authors: Mustapha Alaa , Mansour Maha
Published: May 2024

A total of 260 samples of raw milk were gathered from a variety of farms, street vendors, residences, and dairy stores in the governorate of EL-Menoufia. 220 (84.6%) of the 260 samples had Enterobacteriaceae. At species level, Klebsiella and E. coli were most predominant at 40.4% and 32.6% respectively, followed by 21.2% Citrobacter freundii and 7.3% Proteus while Salmonella showed the lowest 1.9%. Using SYBER green real-time PCR, thirty uncultured samples were subjected to rpoB genotypic identification for viable Enterobacteriaceae detection, and all thirty (100%) of the samples showed the gene. By using SYBER green real-time PCR after PMA treatment, 10 (33.3%) of these 30 culture-negative samples showed the presence of VBNC enterobacterial isolates.
A One-Year Retrospective Study for the Evaluation of Correlation between Vitamin D and Cholesterol Levels: A Preliminary Report
Authors: Coşar Alpaslan , Yüksel Çiğdem
Published: May 2024

Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that plays an important role in bone metabolism and seems to have some anti-inflammatory and immune-modulating properties. Cholesterol is the precursor of very important biochemical pathways including bile salts and other steroidogenic molecules like adrenal gland hormones, reproductive hormones, and vitamin D. In the present study, cholesterol and vitamin D test results from 13,150 patients admitted to our laboratory were analyzed over a one-year period retrospectively from the Laboratory Information System. In our study, we aimed to investigate the association between low cholesterol levels and vitamin D levels. Analyzed data revealed that low cholesterol levels (<200 mg/dl) were detected in 6,355 patients. In these patients, mean cholesterol level was 164.3 mg/dl while median vitamin D value was 20.4 ng/ml. There was a significant correlation (r=0.064, p<0.001) between low cholesterol levels and low vitamin D levels in the study group. The study group was divided into three subgroups according to age (<18, 18-35 and >35) and a significant correlation was detected between low cholesterol levels and low vitamin D (r=0.06, p<0.001) in patients >35 years of age. In this retrospective study, we determined a weak but significant correlation between vitamin D and cholesterol levels in particular >35 years of age. We think that this study data can be considered as a preliminary report for comprehensive studies that will determine the relationship between vitamin D and cholesterol levels in the general population.
A Study of the Master-Slave Dialectic Relationship of the "Other" in "The Ballad of the Sad Café"
Authors: Wang Leichen
Published: May 2024

"The Ballad of the Sad Café" is one of the representative works of American writer Carson McCullers, which deeply explores the master-slave dialectic relationship of the "Other" under existentialism by depicting the complex relationships among three protagonists in a southern town. In the novel, the protagonists show both a longing for and a resistance to the "Other." Marvin Macy's obsession with Amelia and his manipulation of Cousin Lymon, as well as Amelia's dependence on Cousin Lymon and her disgust towards Marvin, reflect the complex and distorted relationship between them. This relationship is not only a master-slave relationship in emotions but also a dialectical process of self-awareness and other-awareness under existentialism. The novel reveals the eternal master-slave relationship between people by showing the power struggles and psychological changes between love and being loved, control and being controlled. In this relationship, the "Other" is both the object of love and control, while the protagonists constantly seek self-identity and freedom in their relationship with the "Other." Through an in-depth study of the master-slave dialectic relationship of the "Other" in "The Ballad of the Sad Café," we can better understand the complexity of interpersonal relationships under existentialism and the eternal exploration of self and the "Other" in the depths of the human heart.
To Defeat “Blue Devils”: the Intertextual Study of The Glass Menagerie and The Night of Iguana
Authors: Li Xiaolan
Published: May 2024

Tennessee Williams was an American 20th-century Southern dramatist. The Glass Menagerie and The Night of Iguana are two of his well-known plays, which explore how people can find help and hope in the illusion of life in order to return to reality and regain freedom. Based on the theory of intertextuality, this paper explores the themes of escape and salvation between the two plays to reveal the intrinsic connection between them.
The Influence of Learning Strategy on the English Oral Proficiency of English Majors under the Background of Media Convergence
Authors: Liu Caixia
Published: May 2024

With the gradual development of information and media technologies, more and more tools are available in the process of language learning. In this context, the impact of the use of learning strategies on the spoken English proficiency of English majors has received widespread attention. In this study, the use of metacognitive, cognitive, and social-emotional strategies on the learning strategies of oral English was studied through questionnaires and oral English proficiency tests. The results show that the frequency of use of different learning strategies is significantly positively correlated with the oral English level of English majors in the context of media integration, that is, the use of learning strategies has a positive effect on the improvement of English-speaking level of English majors.
Design and Ansys Finite Element Analysis of a Shaking-type Winter Jujube Harvesting and Collection Device
Authors: Li Yang , Wang Weihui , Wang Zuomin , Lu Hewei , Zhang Jianjun
Published: May 2024

In order to effectively improve the efficiency of winter jujube picking and collection while ensuring a low damage rate, facilitating the quick collection of winter jujubes, a vibration-type lightweight winter jujube picking and collection device is proposed. It consists of a rope-stretched umbrella collection device, a retractable vibration-assisted picking claw, a toothed locking device, etc. Mainly driven by manpower to stretch the rope and rotate the umbrella rod with a torsion spring to expand the umbrella surface, the toothed locking device locks the inclined block to fix the umbrella surface and the vehicle for collecting winter jujubes. Additionally, a miniature motor is used to drive the picking claw to generate exciting force to assist in manual picking. UG modeling and Ansys dynamic simulation of the collection umbrella surface and winter jujube fruits are conducted, simulating the impact of winter jujubes through simulation software to determine the vibration range when the collection umbrella is working. The rationality of its design and its adaptability during operation are analyzed, obtaining average deformation and average stress.
Review of Research on E-commerce Short Videos
Authors: Feng Jinrui
Published: May 2024

Short videos are innovative video content created through simple and quick shooting and post-production using smart devices, allowing for instant publication and sharing on social media platforms. Although there are various definitions, short videos are typically considered to be limited to a few minutes in length, easily watchable, diverse in content form, and highly engaging for users. The short video e-commerce model revolves around consumers, utilizing the creation of short video content embedded with product information to synchronize the circulation of products and content, making it one of the primary business models. Its development can be divided into three stages, covering the processes of mutual integration between short video platforms and e-commerce platforms, rapid development, and deep integration. The operational models of short video e-commerce mainly include three forms: "short video + e-commerce," "e-commerce + short video," and "short video e-commerce platform," each with its own characteristics. E-commerce short videos use short videos as carriers to promote product information through content marketing. Users participate in purchase decisions by watching videos, liking, commenting, and other behaviors, representing a specific manifestation of the "short video + e-commerce" model. During the marketing process, users experience sequential transitions from the "viewing" scene to other scenes, with the characteristics of short video content playing an important role in influencing user purchasing decisions.
Research on Information Security of Communication Network between Electric Vehicle and Charge Point
Authors: Shao Wen , Han Yanyan , Qin Yihong , He Kexun , Wang Baizheng
Published: May 2024

In view of the information security issues in the communication network between electric vehicles and charging piles, this study analyzes the information security risks existing in the communication network between electric vehicles and charging piles, expounds the charging process between electric vehicles and charging piles, and assesses the risks existing in the charging piles.
The Patriarchal Values Embodied in the Tough Image in The Old Man and the Sea
Authors: Wu Chunyan
Published: May 2024

Ernest Miller Hemingway is a representative of America’s “Lost Generation” writers. He has always been known as a tough man in the literary world, and he is a spiritual monument of the American nation. Hemingway’s works marked the formation of his unique creative style, which occupies an important position in the history of American literature and even in the history of world literature. Since its publication, The Old Man and the Sea has attracted extensive research from scholars all over the world. This article selects the patriarchal values embodied in the tough guy image in Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea as the object of study. In order to explore the profound connotations of the spirit of the tough guy in Santiago, the author will combine specific novel excerpts and use relevant background of English and American literature to explore the intrinsic relationship between the images of the tough guy patriarchal values. Hemingway created a series of tough guy images in his works, which all reflect Hemingway’s philosophy of life and moral ideals. According to patriarchal values, readers can think about the concept of gender roles and patriarchal society, so as to help us understand Hemingway’s characters better.
Drip Detection System based on STM32 Microcontroller
Authors: Zhou Feng
Published: May 2024

This design of the drip detection system is based on the STM32 microcontroller, making it highly practical and innovative. The system combines multiple sensors and control modules to achieve high-precision detection and monitoring of intravenous drip infusions. By integrating various sensors such as a drip rate detection module, a temperature sensor, and a water level detection module, the system can comprehensively monitor the status of the intravenous drip, including drip rate, liquid level, and temperature. Through data processing and control by the STM32 microcontroller, the system can real-time monitor the drip rate, liquid level, and temperature of the intravenous drip, and display these data on an OLED screen, providing intuitive information feedback. After conducting tests and analysis on the system, its stability and reliability have been verified. With its high-precision drip detection capability, the system can meet the needs of life science experiments for droplet detection. This system is widely applicable in various fields such as medical, chemistry, and biology. In the medical field, it can be used for precise drug delivery, thereby improving treatment effectiveness. In chemical and biological experiments, it can be used for accurate dispensing of liquid reagents, ensuring the accuracy of experimental results. The system features an OLED display, providing a user-friendly interface, and also comes with button operations, enabling users to conveniently set and operate system parameters. Overall, this drip detection system based on the STM32 microcontroller not only possesses a high level of technological sophistication but also has broad prospects for practical applications. It provides an efficient and accurate solution for droplet detection and will play a significant role in related fields.
Practical Exploration of Simulation Technology Based on Artificial Intelligence in Engineering Design
Authors: Zou Nan , Wang Qiaofeng , Li Xiaonan
Published: May 2024

This paper discusses the application and practice of the simulation technology based on artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of engineering design. By integrating AI into the traditional engineering design process, we can achieve more efficient and accurate design solutions. Taking a specific engineering design project as an example, this article shows how AI simulation technology contributes to design optimization, risk assessment and cost control. The results show that AI simulation technology can not only improve the design quality, but also shorten the design cycle, bringing revolutionary changes to the field of engineering design.
Preparation and Adsorption Studies of Heavy Metal Ions on Magnetic Fe3O4 Hollow Microspheres
Authors: Wang Xue , Liang Yongqiang , Chen Weiwei
Published: May 2024

Similar to the dilemma faced by developed countries in the past, as China's industrialisation continues to develop, the environmental problems it causes are becoming increasingly serious. In particular, industrial wastewater, which is discharged directly from factories into the surrounding environment, has become the biggest hidden threat to the environment. Therefore, the treatment of industrial wastewater has always been the focus of environmental protection departments and relevant technical personnel. For the human body, heavy metal ions in wastewater are not only highly toxic and easily absorbed, but can also accumulate in organisms through the food chain. Therefore, finding an efficient, inexpensive and simple method to treat heavy metal ions in wastewater is the most urgent issue for scientific research.
Research on Low Concentration Gas Catalytic Oxidation Power Generation System
Authors: Chen Yutao
Published: May 2024

In response to the difficulties in direct utilization of low concentration gas in coal mines and the slow development of industrial application of catalytic oxidation technology, a new mode of direct utilization of low concentration gas with a methane concentration of 1.0% in coal mines in catalytic oxidation gas turbine power generation is explored. And based on the development of a 30kW low concentration gas catalytic oxidation gas turbine power generation system, this paper introduces the design process of key equipment such as catalytic oxidation burners, low-temperature and low-pressure turbines, and countercurrent regenerators, providing a technical reference for the utilization of low concentration gas catalytic oxidation.
A Review of the Secure Attachment Initiation Effect on Emotion Regulation
Authors: Li Jiajia
Published: May 2024

Over the past 30 years, there have been a large number of studies exploring the effects and mechanisms of secure attachment initiation, but there is some disagreement and inconsistency in the findings. Previous empirical studies have shown that attachment has a certain effect on emotion regulation, and secure attachment has a better emotion regulation function. Individual attachment characteristics have a duality of trait attachment and state attachment, trait attachment has stability, and state attachment can be reached through secure attachment initiation. Secure attachment initiation is a relatively new technique in current research. This paper will review the current research results and describe the current status of secure attachment initiation, its impact on individual emotion regulation, its effectiveness, shortcomings, and directions for future research.
Study on the Innovation of Short Video Communication Path of Keemun Red Tea Culture under the Perspective of Rural Revitalization
Authors: Gong Yuxuan , Wang Ye , Deng Qiuyu , Han Yuxin
Published: May 2024

Qimen black tea with its long history and unique production process has been handed down to the present day. The current Qihong tea products and quality are at a high level, and the Qihong industry is also the core of the local rural revitalization, but the related topics are not highly concerned. The rapid development of Internet technology, self-media platform is highly favored. Short video plays an important role in innovative promotion of Qimen red tea development, enhance visibility and influence, and empower rural revitalization. The purpose of this paper is to explore the rural revitalization perspective of Qihong culture short video communication innovation road research. Through the survey questionnaire, review of literature and other research methods to draw the research status, for the dissemination of Qimen red tea culture to provide practical direction.
Chinese Immigrants - How to cross frontiers?
Authors: Tang Bowen
Published: May 2024

The issue of racial injustice has always been a topic in today’s democratic world. Especially during the epidemic, the status of Chinese Americans has once again been questioned and discussed. My research method is mainly based on the target of different classes of people. One is the bottom-level people engaged in labor activities, so I found a group of Chinese coolies. The others are Chinese immigrants with capital who can afford to live in other countries. In my research, I championed a case of a two-fold definition for the frontier, one is the geographical frontier, and the corresponding characters are the Chinese coolies, mainly about how they came to Latin America across the vast Pacific Ocean, what is the purpose of their search for this new continent, and what did they experience during their journey. Another definition is about the ideological frontier, mainly referring to the barriers established by racism, social Darwinism, and Manifest Destiny, how Chinese immigrants are socially isolated, and how they use the law weapons against these prejudiced ideologies.
Meta-analysis of the relationship between social support and subjective well-being of Chinese college students
Authors: Cheng Sidi
Published: May 2024

[Objective] To explore the relationship between social support and college students' subjective well-being based on the social support rating scale, and explore the research characteristics that affect the relationship between the two. [Methods] We searched the databases of CNKI, Wanfang and VIP, collected the articles on social support and college students' subjective well-being published from 2003 to 2023, and used CMA software to conduct meta-analysis. [Results] A total of 40 articles were included and 40 independent samples were generated, with a total of 27740 samples. The results showed that subjective support, objective support and utilization of support were positively correlated with the overall subjective well-being of college students, life satisfaction and positive emotions, and negatively correlated with negative emotions. The correlation between the two was regulated by the test group, that is, the correlation between the two was different in different test groups.
Analysis of the Current Situation of Rural Water Environment Pollution and Governance
Authors: Wang Na , Lu Nan
Published: May 2024

With the development of China's economy and the improvement of people's living standards, water pollution has become increasingly serious. Based on the current situation of rural water pollution, this paper analyzes the existing problems and proposes targeted prevention and control measures to promote the sustainable development of the rural ecological environment.
In the context of rural revitalization
Authors: He Jiaqi , Gui Wenqing , Chong Ziyue , Liu Tianyue , Han Mengsi
Published: May 2024

In recent years, under the guidance of the rural revitalization strategy and the strong support of the government, Lilou Township has taken rural tourism as an important means to promote rural revitalization, and has also achieved remarkable results. Taking Lilou Township as an example, this paper studies the development status of Lilou Township in Bengbu City through literature research method and case analysis method, analyzes the problems existing in the development of rural tourism in the region, summarizes the tourism development of Lilou Township, and proposes three effective solutions, one is the "local government-led" path, the second is the "company-led + farmer-shared" path, and the third is the family "farm + travel" path, aiming to provide theoretical guidance for the development of rural tourism in Lilou Township.
Assessment of the university entrepreneurial potential (comparative analysis)
Authors: Zakirova Dilnara , Yerubayeva Gulzhan , Sissenova Assel , Dadabayeva Dardana , Ualzhanova Akmaral
Published: May 2024

Relevance. The relevance of the study is due to the need to conduct a comparative analysis of the Kazakhstan�s universities with entrepreneurial universities from the leading countries of the world in order to assess their entrepreneurial potential.Purpose. This article is aimed at identifying the universal criteria that define the concept of entrepreneurial university, with the help of which it is possible to assess how a university corresponds to the definition of entrepreneurial university, as well as to make assessment of the universities� entrepreneurial potential.Methodology. The method of analyzing economic processes is the leading approach to the study of this problem, which allows considering in details the significant events and trends in the economic and social development of countries that has occurred as a result of implementation of the idea of entrepreneurial universities. In addition, the following research methods were used: online questioning of experts, comparative analysis, work with sources, system analysis, logical analysis, methods of synthesis and deduction.Results. In this article, there are the results of the study: it has been identified the universal criteria that define the concept of entrepreneurial university, with the help of which it is possible to assess how a university meets this definition; it has been conducted an online survey of experts to assess the compliance of universities in Kazakhstan, the USA, Germany and India with the criteria of entrepreneurial university; it has been carried out a comparative analysis of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial universities of these countries based on the data identified during the analysis; it has been given the general recommendations on the formation and development of entrepreneurial university.Conclusions. The materials of this article are valuable for science, as they contain recommendations for the formation and development of entrepreneurial university, based on the experience of the leading countries in this field, and in addition, it has been described the universal criteria for entrepreneurial university that will help in determining its entrepreneurial potential.
Integrative education as the basis for students� worldview knowledge in the process of teaching biology in high school
Authors: Shazhanbayeva Saule
Published: May 2024

Relevance. The research relevance is predefined by the continuously developing system of integrative education, which puts forward new requirements for the process of teaching biology in high schools as the basis for the formation of students� worldview knowledge.Purpose. The research aims to conduct a theoretical and practical justification of the methodology of the formation of the worldview knowledge of students in the process of teaching biology in high school.Methodology. The primary research method is a pedagogical experiment, which allows a comprehensive consideration of all the contradictions in the research problem and improves the effectiveness of the process of teaching biology in high school. For this purpose, the auxiliary methods of mathematical statistics and graphical representation of the results of student achievement in the subject �biology� were used.Results. During empirical research, interviews and questionnaires with the participants of the experiment were also conducted, during which the interests of students in the subjects were determined. The worldview component in the content of school education, especially in biology classes, was identified, principles justified, stages of the process of formation of students� worldview knowledge identified and implemented. This led to the inclusionary approach in which forms and methods of integrative education, which promote the development of worldview skills of young people could be quantified and disclosed.Conclusions. Research materials are of practical value for graduate students of higher pedagogical educational institutions, and teachers of secondary general educational institutions which implement integrative education in their teaching activities in high schools. Thus, the purpose of education is not just the regurgitated transfer of knowledge in biology, but the preparation and adaptation of students to the new conditions of society.
Communicative exercises in textbooks
Authors: Kurmanova Ainash , Kapantaikyzy Shynar , Smagulova Nurgul , Yermekova Zhadyra , Pristupa Elena
Published: May 2024

Relevance. The consideration of communicative exercises in textbooks aimed at language acquisition has always been at the forefront of scientific and pedagogical doctrine. Undoubtedly, this is due to the priority given to the use of such exercises, as they are extremely effective and help learners in their language learning process. In addition, such exercises have a positive impact not only on educational activities but also on the interpersonal relations between learners and teachers.Purpose. The aim of this paper is to analyse different communicative exercises in linguistic textbooks, in particular, �Kazakh language: Basic level (A1): Textbook�, Yedi Ikilim Turkish. Yunus Emre Institute �Turkish Teaching Set Textbook Level A1�, �Learning the Bashkir language�.Methodology. To achieve this goal, the article applied a list of scientifically methodological tools which helped to look at this issue in depth. Accordingly, the functional and systematic methodological approaches, methods of analysis and synthesis, comparison, and deduction were the main ones.Results. Regarding the main results in the paper, the theoretical and practical foundations of the issue under study are directly relevant. The first part of the study consists of a theoretical analysis of the basic concepts, in particular, their properties and attributes. The next component accommodates the basics of practical implementation of the theoretical material in question, i.e., it directly compares examples of communicative exercises and determines their relevance and effectiveness.Conclusions. A priority for future research is certainly the consideration of the main communicative exercises used in the study of the Kazakh language. The practical value of the study lies in the fact that it can be effectively used both by teachers when preparing for classes and by methodologists developing curricula.
The influence of the current law of the Astana International Financial Center on the development of the legal system of Kazakhstan
Authors: Batyrbekova Diana , Ukin Symbat , Mukasheva Anar , Khakimova Gulnara , Zhussupova Guldaray
Published: May 2024

Relevance. The relevance of the problem under study lies in the need to study the legal system of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the functioning Astana International Financial Center (AIFC), the current law of which interacts with the current law of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Purpose. In this regard, the purpose of this article is to explore the interaction between the current law of the Astana International Financial Center and the current law of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Methodology. The method that was used to achieve the goal became systemic, functional, and hermeneutic were used as auxiliary ones.Results. The main results of this study: it was revealed that the current AIFC law and the current law of the Republic of Kazakhstan function as two independent institutions in accordance with the amendments to the Basic Law of Kazakhstan, complementing and mutually enriching each other. It is proved that the norms, principles, and precedents of the Anglo-Saxon legal system have a positive impact on the development of the legislative sphere of Kazakhstan, taking into account the national law of the Republic. An analysis is presented of how decisions and orders made on the territory of the AIFC are limited by acts of the court. The interaction and mutual influence of the current law of the Center with the system of generally binding norms of the Republic of Kazakhstan is substantiated. The theoretical aspects of the concept of the reception of law are disclosed. Also, in the course of the study, two approaches were revealed to the study of the functioning of the current law of the organization declared in the subject of the article, including the Anglo-Saxon legal system, and the system of generally binding norms of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Conclusions. The practical significance of the article lies in proving that the jurisdiction of the above organizations, in the form of court decisions, extends not only to the territory of AIFC, located within the city of Astana � where a special legal regime prevails, but also throughout the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Musically-acoustic thesaurus as spatial dimension of cognitive process
Authors: Kalashnyk Mariya , Loshkov Uriy , Yakovlev Oleksandr , Genkin Anton , Savchenko Hanna
Published: May 2024

Relevance. This article explores the intricate relationship between the musically-acoustic thesaurus � encompassing both musical and extra-musical elements � and cognitive processes, emphasizing the spatial dimension of cognition within auditory experiences.Purpose. The primary aim is to dissect the structure and function of the musically-acoustic thesaurus in individual and collective cognitive domains, highlighting its role in encoding and navigating the acoustic environment and its impact on musical and emotional experiences.Methodology. Through a comprehensive analysis of the auditory activity, the study examines how sonic phenomena, both musical and non-musical, are categorized, internalized, and utilized within human cognition. It considers the sonic environment's organization and how it influences the perception and emotional engagement with music and sound.Results. The findings indicate that the musically-acoustic thesaurus serves as a crucial framework for understanding and interacting with the acoustic world. It delineates how sounds are integrated into a complex network of cognitive processes, facilitating orientation in space-time, enabling emotional experiences, and fostering an aesthetic appreciation of the acoustic environment.Conclusions. The musically-acoustic thesaurus emerges as a pivotal element in the cognitive processing of sound, underscoring its dual role in practical orientation and emotional-aesthetic experiences. The study reveals that this thesaurus not only aids in navigating the sonic landscape but also enriches the individual's interaction with music and sound, thereby significantly contributing to the broader understanding of cognitive processes in auditory perception.
Specific features of the development of social intelligence of the students (Kazakh diaspora) in higher education institutions in Kazakhstan
Authors: Dyussenova Alua , Mandykayeva Almagul , Ali Asil , Xembayeva Saule , Antikeyeva Samal
Published: May 2024

Relevance. The introduction of new information and psychological and pedagogical technologies stipulates a need to train professional specialists who can easily interact with the team and society. Therefore, it remains important to develop human qualities that will help to understand the behaviour and activities of people in different situations.Purpose. The aim of the work was to determine a student�s level of social intelligence, to identify ways of improving it and to define the state of this criterion in society.Methodology. The study used questionnaires and observations, and the training process involved students from different educational institutions. It is important to note that a low level of social intelligence was prevalent in most students in the study, demonstrating those who are insufficiently confident, conflicted and who do not fully understand the behaviour of others.Results. First, the authors highlighted the state and level of understanding of what is social intelligence. Secondly, the students singled out some qualities that they think develop this concept. The researchers described the influence of the level of communication qualities on the level of social intelligence and showed that the more communicative the person, the higher the level of social intelligence.Conclusions. The authors also demonstrated that training workshops and classes based on improving social communication, adaptation and interaction with the community had a positive impact on the development of social intelligence.