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The Lack of Contemporary Death Education in China and Its Impact on Public Awareness
Authors: Liu Yuqi
Published: September 2023

China lacks three categories of education: sex education, education of love, and death education, which correspond to the integrity of the body, the abundance of the soul, and the value of life, but they have become forbidden, obscure, and taboo. In recent years, self-mutilation, suicide, and violence are becoming infantilization, which has a growing negative impact on teenagers. Through literature review, the main arguments of this paper are 1) the social influences caused by the lack of death education 2) the process of developing public awareness of death from 1928 until the present, and 3) the discussion on the first-hand data from the primary questionnaire. Therefore, this paper investigates in-depth domestic death education in China, aiming to find the correlation between whether people have received death education before and their awareness of death.
On the Necessity of the Application of Chinas Constitution in Civil Trials
Authors: Li Yancheng
Published: September 2023

Promoting the application of Chinas Constitution is not only an important part of governing the country in accordance with the Constitution, but also a way to solve the problem of difficult to invoke in civil trials. Any law in a country is the embodiment of its constitution. In civil trials, there are inevitably cases involving infringement of citizens fundamental rights. When specific laws and regulations are hard or cannot be used as the basis for invoking, by solving the problem of difficult to invoke by the court through reasonable constitutional application, we can give consideration to the protection of citizens fundamental rights and civil rights in civil trials and promote the development of the rule of law.
Analysis of Teenagers' Romantic Relationship Problems
Authors: Yang Peijia
Published: September 2023

Adolescent love, commonly known as "early love," refers to the act of young people under the age of 18 establishing a romantic relationship or developing a love for another person. The term "early love" is widely used in society and implies a negative conception from society compared to "adolescent love". There are many parents and teachers who do not accept the phenomenon of early love. In fact, can romantic relationships among adolescents really not exist? The paper discusses the pros and cons of teenage romantic relationships as well as discuss discuss the influence be affected by and have an impact on. This paper hopes that people will be able to see teenage romantic relationships from a different perspective. Many people have different views on teenage romantic relationships. The development of adolescent romantic relationships can have an impact on their surroundings and their own personalities as well as being influenced by their surroundings such as family upbringing.
The Influence of American Slavery on American Economy
Authors: Luo Shan
Published: September 2023

The only time in American history that the United States has ever fought against each other was the Civil War. How did the Civil War start? Why did the North abolish slavery? What impact did the Civil War have on the American economy? This paper analyzes the background of the American Civil War and the measures taken by the North and South during the war, and puts forward some opinions about the influence of the Civil War on the American economy. The Civil War was a watershed or a turning point in the development of American capitalist economy. However, the success of American economy in the 19th century was not decided by the sudden change brought by a "war" or a "revolution". It was actually the result of the long-term development of a variety of factors that could not be covered by the civil War, this study offers some references for the research of American economy.
Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder: A Review of Etiology, Pathology, Consequences and Treatment
Authors: Zhao Dong
Published: September 2023

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) causes attention problems and hyperactive or impulsive behaviours that seriously affect the daily life of the person. As a common mental developmental disorder, the number of published studies on the subject is large and the relationship is complex. This article attempts to categorise the relevant studies by reviewing those related to ADHD. Forty-six studies are included in this paper, which are broadly categorised into three areas: etiology, pathology and consequences and treatment. These categories do not exist in isolation, but are interrelated and interact with each other. It concludes with an outlook on future research in relation to the limitations of the current studies.
Analysis of Academic Learning for Athletes of Universities in Beijing Area Compared with Systems in the US Universities
Authors: Hao Ji
Published: September 2023

It is important to conduct academic learning for athletes in universities. This study is based on the current situation of academic learning of high-level athletes in Beijing and the management of high-level sports teams in colleges and universities, and analyzes the current situation of academic learning of high-level athletes in Beijing through literature analysis, questionnaire survey and comparative study. The following conclusions were reached: the current academic training model of high-level sports teams in China is still problematic, resulting in a greater influence of training on learning, and there is some room for improvement in this area; the attitude of high-level athletes in Beijing towards learning is positive; the combination of sports and education in the United States is very mature, while the combination of sports and education in China is still in a state of flux. The combination of sports and education in China is still in the exploratory stage and needs to learn more from the mature experience and then combine it with our own national conditions. Lastly, suggestions were made to improve the training philosophy of high-level athletes, to differentiate the teaching methods of high-level athletes, to provide appropriate protection for different learning needs of high-level athletes, and to provide suggestions for future employment.
Gender Aspirations in Chinese Marriage Market: A Study of Differences in Gender and the History of the Standards of Marriage
Authors: Xia Shuyi
Published: September 2023

Throughout the history of China, the conception of marriage in Chinese traditional philosophy, such as Confucianism, has remained longstanding and influential even in modern Chinese society. The standards and the social and familial obligations for both sexes that result from such matrimonial beliefs, however, have developed in conflict with modern lifestyles and mindsets, especially for females. This article, through an in depth analysis of the expectations of marriage of both genders, their views on marriage and their expectations of the other spouse, and a variety of current events and movements, aims to further understand the status quo and future outlook in the Chinese marriage market from social, cultural, and economic perspectives. In the current Chinese marriage market, there remain two stereotypical sets of standards for a perfect spouse for both males and females, which are both reinforced through prevalent dating attitudes and disapproved of by modern feminism, the new lifestyle pursuits of the younger generation, and the deprioritization of marriage by females.
Research on the Evaluation Mechanisms of the Design Form and Connotation of Digital Games from a Multimodal Interaction AnalyticalPerspective
Authors: Ji Tianshu
Published: September 2023

This research endeavor primarily focuses on computer, or electronic transport games. Electronic games are based on a computer's ability to utilize a proportional calculation pattern that simulates imagined human behavior. While the game industry has grown substantially in recent years, methods for evaluating such games remain underdeveloped. Existing evaluation systems also tend to overlook gender bias, overt violence, and a lack of sexual imagination. To construct a more appropriate evaluation system in terms of both form and function, and operating from the perspective of linguistic multimodal interaction analysis, this study analyses the form design of video games with regard to game action levels and modal configuration, as well as the multiple functional meanings in game design at the ideational, interpersonal, and textual, and expressive levels. In addition, the principles of multimodal discourse analysis are applied to popular games, such as Harry Potter: Magic Awakened and It Takes Two, to enrich discussions of this theoretical framework and provide systematic suggestions for game design's diversified and innovative development. The goal of this article is for scholars in various fields to use the analytical paradigm offered herein to examine multimodal expressions in more evaluation mechanisms of game design in the future.
The Role of Conflict Between Parents and Children in Adolescent Depression
Authors: Ye Zixian
Published: September 2023

Adolescent depression has become increasingly severe worldwide, yet targeted treatment has been slow to have an effect. From the perspective of family factors, this paper discusses the related factors and mechanisms associated with the occurrence of parent-child conflict affecting depression in adolescents. Among many aspects of family factors, parent-child conflict is more likely to cause adolescents to develop negative self-evaluations. The inaccuracy of diagnoses resulting from disparities between parental and kid reports of parent-child conflict is discussed. This paper also explores the individual factors that influence parent-child conflicts, such as personal characteristics and gender, and how parents need to tailor educational adjustment programs for adolescents at different ages. Overall, parent-child conflict is a significant influence in adolescent depression, parents must be aware of how to make targeted changes. Future research should continue to improve the accuracy of parent-child reports and how to respond appropriately to the needs of adolescents at different ages.
The Identity Dilemma of Chinese Immigrants in Singapore from the Perspective of Intercultural Communication and Identity Negotiation: A Case Study of the Chinese Language Movement of Singapore Chamber of Commerce
Authors: Fu YiJia , Liu Jingjin
Published: September 2023

This paper is based on the background of many Chinese immigrants to Singapore in recent years. Singapore is a multicultural country. The Chinese identity in Singapore is also influenced by multiple factors such as history and culture. This paper studies the causes and status quo of the identity dilemma of the Chinese in Singapore, which provides a reference for China's research in this field and promotes the development of China-Singapore relations. This study is based on the intercultural communication theory and the consultative identity theory, using case analysis to draw the conclusion that the current Singaporean Chinese are faced with a dilemma in the identity process, and put forward suggestions on this phenomenon: Singaporean Chinese should actively negotiate to carry out innovative development on the basis of protecting the fundamental development of identity culture. Understanding and helping Singaporean Chinese to form an identity and value system is conducive to promoting the positive development of China-Singapore relations under the background of globalization.
Ownership and Commodity of Labour Force in Socialist Society
Authors: Lu Haoxuan
Published: September 2023

In the original sense, labour, as a kind of production and living activity, is only a way of existence accompanying human progress. It is not produced for sale but appears for completely different reasons. At the same time, the activity of labour cannot be separated from other parts of life; it can neither be stored nor circulated. However, in a capitalist society, labour is commodified, monetized, and privatized. The fictional concept of "labour is a commodity" is widely spread and deeply rooted in people's hearts without restriction. Transforming "labour" into "labour force" is a long and painful historical process involving complex means such as natural violence, political power, and economic temptation. The author attempts to begin with the distribution of labour products, study the problem of labour commercialization in the socialist market economy, and investigate where there is agreement on globalization concerns. To summarize, under the socialist system, when laborers have a specific property, the labor force can still become a commodity, but this just implies that the labor force can become a commodity, not that it must become a commodity.
Changes in the Treatment of Chinese Americans
Authors: Sun Yitong , Shen Jiayu , Guo Jiajia , Jing Shuohan , Yang Xinye
Published: September 2023

The COVID-19 epidemic is spreading worldwide, especially in the United States. Since the large-scale outbreak of the epidemic in the United States in March 2020, Asian Americans have also faced the secondary threat of "racism" and "Asian hatred" due to the COVID-19 virus. They have become the targets of persistent harassment and attacks by diehard Asian haters. Discriminatory words and deeds against Asian Americans have also spread in American society like the covid-19 virus and become an event sweeping across the United States. The rising anti-Asian incidents in the United States not only focused the attention of American society, but also attracted the worlds attention. At the same time, it is not difficult to recall the anti-Asian situation in the United States at the end of the 19th century. The Opium War broke out in China in 1840. Therefore, many Chinese citizens chose to make a living in the more developed United States. At first, Asian workers were welcomed by industrialists because of their low wages and hard-working characteristics. They were regarded as "exceptional cultures from a distant land". However, with the increasing number of Asian Americans during the gold rush, American citizens and officials gradually changed their attitudes towards Asian Americans. Finally, in 1882, the Chinese Exclusion Act was established to restrict Asians from entering their territory. This article will analyze the changes in Americans' attitudes towards Asian Americans at the end of the 19th century to explore the reasons behind them, and take this opportunity to hopefully shed some light on how we should face racism today during the pandemic.
The Impact of Nationalism in the 1990s Yugoslav Crisis
Authors: Wang Yike
Published: September 2023

For centuries, the Balkans was the border of the Western world and the Eastern world. It was the region of conflict between large empires; the Byzantine, Ottoman, and Austrian empire set their sight wanting to conquer this area. It gained a nickname for its features, as the Powder keg of Europe. Located in the Balkans, Yugoslavia is an ethnically diverse country. Under doctrines and principle of nationalism, ethnical tension within the country grows, and it reached a peak during the Yugoslav Crisis, which atrocities and war crime against humanity were committed. This paper aims to collect and summarize the role of nationalism in the course of the Yugoslav Crisis in the 1990s. It shows that former Yugoslavias issue appears to have been resolved. The sole outcome was redrawing the political map based on violence and terror.
Research on the Approaches to Improve the Quality of Rural Education in China--Based on the Case of Japans Rural Education and Citizen Hall (Kominkan)
Authors: Wang Dayuan
Published: September 2023

In the development of rural education for decades, China and Japan had similar predicaments such as the reduction in the size of the school and the decline in the number of teachers and students. Nevertheless, there were various methods had been implemented by the government in China and Japan in order to improve the quality of rural education. Therefore, through the study and comparison of China and Japan in rural education, this paper discusses the predicament that existed respectively in China and Japan. Then, it explores the core approaches to improving rural education in these two countries. Through literature analysis and case analysis, this paper finds and points out that economic development plays a greatly significant role in rural education.
On Reforming the Special and Differential Treatment
Authors: Lu Yizhou
Published: September 2023

WTO was created to raise living standards, eliminate trade barriers, and thus ensure peaceful relations among nations. However, since the Doha Round negotiation was forced into an indefinite dormancy, WTO has been experiencing a credibility crisis, and the international community has fully recognized the need and urgency of WTO reform. This crisis is mainly manifested as developed and developing countries' disagreements over WTO's differentiated treatment of the latter, and both camps question WTO's ability ever to bridge the gap. But the difficulty of reaching a consensus on the definition of a developing country has hampered the implementation of SDT and international trade. In this article, the feasibility and need for a clear discriminatory criterion were questioned and revisited. It argues that the distinctions between developing and developed countries in international trade law are outdated. It looks for an alternative structure, envisages the possibility of its application to global trade cooperation, and proposes that individual country-based determination regarding obligation and preference level should be made. Meanwhile, the concepts themselves should be used as something other than factors of legal differences between the nature of countries' obligations.
How Cambodian NGOs Education Systems Cultivate SEL: A Comparative Analysis Based on Bronfenbrenners Ecological Systems Model
Authors: Zhu Hanqi
Published: September 2023

Cambodia is a country dense with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and the third sector of the country is active in education. Educational NGOs in Cambodia vary in many aspects; however, many education programs exhibit the capacity to facilitate social and emotional learning (SEL). This study aims to compare two different NGOs and their respective influences on student SEL to identify positive features leading to increased SEL levels. Through a mixed-method design involving surveys, interviews, and observations, this research compares and evaluates two educational NGOs programs, SOS Childrens Village (SOS) and Village Development Program (VDP), as well as their effectiveness in fostering Cambodian youth SEL development. The results show higher levels of social awareness and relationship skills within VDP. Regression analysis reveals a negative correlation between the socioeconomic control with self-management and responsible decision making. The results obtained in the study could provide information for the educational program design regarding SEL and present valuable insight into two educational NGOs operating in Cambodia.
The Integrative Research Approach of Anorexia Nervosa
Authors: Ding Qiuwei
Published: September 2023

The prevalence of eating disorders has led to extensive studies on different aspects of this mental illness, ranging from the underlying genetics to animal models. However, given the distinct research methods used in investigations, there are little integration and cross-check across the disciplines, thus withholding the potential unification on the understanding of eating disorders. The aims of this review is to verify the findings from various levels, and also to reach the purpose of discovering existing patterns across the levels and encouraging more cross-level integrative approach. Therefore, this paper reviews the progresses made in fields of genetics, neurobiology, and animal models, and concludes that certain gene variants, brain abnormalities and animal models are associated with eating disorders. It brings forth gene variants identified from an extensive genetic research and points out the possibility of using neuroimaging and then animal models to corroborate the association for future pharmaceutical purposes. It also encourages better communication and cross validation across the fields on technological advances and new findings to better understand eating disorders.
Research on the Impact of the Double Reduction Policy on Education Equality
Authors: Hong Chao
Published: September 2023

A nations destiny is largely determined by its educational system. Transformations in academic achievement are, therefore, essential throughout the entire procedure. A promising option by the Chinese government termed Double Reduction, promulgated in July 2021, aims to help minimize Chinese families' strain of studying. Campuses and instructors have strengthened their attempts to guarantee that the decrease in academic load does not lead to a fall in academic attainment. There has yet to be any thorough analysis of how the Double Reduction Policy would affect the standard of teaching, though, because it will not take effect for a long time from now. This paper examines the potential and difficulties the double reduction backdrop presents on high-quality education. In response to the academic work on double reduction, this paper finds that the double reduction strategy is an effective effort to ensure rural students consent in education. This paper finds that in a way, the educational achievement gap between China's rural and urban areas has been closed due to the double reduction strategy.
The Trend of Nationalism in COVID Era Might Intensify Sino-US Relations
Authors: Han Yu
Published: September 2023

This qualitative research aims at analysing Sino-US relations in the context of the COVID-19 era. And since based on several literatures, this research found that nationalism has emerged as a crucial concept as a corresponding result of the epidemic. Therefore, the analysis initiated in this study would mostly focus on how nationalism lend effects on the actual Sino-US relations. Through a rather comprehensive scrutiny, this research argues that nationalism does play a significant role in reshaping Sino-US relations and tends to aggravate conflicts between the states. Traditional realism, liberalism, and constructivism theories would be leveraged, critiqued, or commented on to examine the topic.
Research on the Development of New Media from the Economic Perspective
Authors: Liu Zihan
Published: September 2023

With the popularity of some apps, such as Tik Tok, Little Red Book and Taobao, people are easily swayed by their marketing methods, such as the launch of the Double 11 shopping festival, Tik Tok group purchases, and other preferential policies, which have attracted more consumers and changed people's consumption habits to a certain extent. In the days when e-commerce was not popular, most people would go to shopping malls to do their shopping, but through my surveys in shopping malls, this paper found that fewer people were going to shopping malls, especially to buy clothes. The new media has changed the way people consume, but it has also taken a big toll on the traditional economy. This paper also mentioned some development strategies and the competition between new media and traditional media. We need to continue to improve the technology of new media to promote better economic development and better understanding of public psychology, and we also need to pay attention to the traditional economy to make it more even.
Asians and Asian Americans in the US Higher Education System: A Minority to Be Noticed
Authors: Gao Yihong
Published: September 2023

Under social movements calling to stop Asian Hate, inequality in higher education admissions became a key focus, especially race-based admissions. Asians, as one of the main minorities in America, have an impact that cant be ignored. The research investigates the cause of inequality and how different social groups benefit or lose from current admissions policies. The issue directly challenges Americas value of equity and is one of the greatest issues it ever faces. Research methods mainly include analysis of data from college official admissions office websites and government, along with a literature review of past authority scholars research and conclusions. It could be seen that current policies and Asians themselves should both make changes in order to improve the situation including breaking stereotypes and race-based admissions.
Russias Power on Energy: An Analysis of Dependency on Russias Crude Oil
Authors: Zhang Jingwen
Published: September 2023

This paper presents a methodology that integrates data and policy analysis to investigate the dependency of countries on Russian crude oil and the extent of Russia's energy power. Specifically, the study examines the global crude oil market and international policies, identifies the relationship between crude oil market demand and supply, and assesses the impact of national energy policies on this relationship. The research also investigates the dependence of major crude oil exporters on Russian oil. By combining these indicators, the paper concludes that while China and Europe are reliant on Russian crude oil in terms of market performance, they are not entirely dependent on it from a policy perspective. Hence, other policy factors diminish Russia's energy power.
Research on the Supply-side Structure Reform of China's Company Law
Authors: Wang Kaiyin
Published: September 2023

At present and in the future, China's economic development faces some problems about supply and demand, but the main contradiction lies in the supply side. Facts have proved that China's problem is that the supply cannot change with the changing demand, that is, the lack of effective supply capacity leads to a large number of "demand spillovers", leading to a serious outflow of consumption capacity. To solve these structural problems, people must make efforts from the supply side and find the right position in the world supply market. In other words, Chinese government must take improving the supply side structure as the main direction of attack, and realize the leap from the low level of supply and demand balance to the high level of supply and demand balance. Among them, the company system plays a vital role in the company's survival and supply-side structural reform. In 1993, after 30 years of double-digit growth, South Korea ranked among the "four Asian dragons" from the poorest country in the world, and its per capita income rose from 82 to 8449 dollars. In this process, all countries in the world clearly believe that the supply-side structural reform of the Jin Yongsan government is indispensable. At present, some problems faced by Chinese companies are also unprecedented. The reform of China's company law is not simply a change of departmental rules, but more importantly, it can improve the competitiveness of the country and social reform and development through the revision of the company law. In this case, this paper uses the methods of comparative study and case analysis to analyze the common problems of the company system, in order to deepen the supply-side reform of the system and promote the comprehensive modernization of the company law.
Exploring the Economic Implications and Challenges of an Ageing Population in the UK and China
Authors: Yue Xin
Published: September 2023

Population ageing has evolved into a worldwide phenomenon. This paper aims to examine the trends and causes of population ageing, explore its economic and health implications, and investigate the policies and improvement measures implemented in the UK and China to address this issue. The research questions are: What are the main trends and causes of population ageing in the UK and China? How does population ageing impact the economy and health of these countries? And what policies and improvement measures have been implemented in response to population ageing? The studys findings will contribute to the literature on population ageing, particularly in the UK and China. The studys significance lies in the potential to guide policymakers in other countries grappling with the issue of population ageing. This paper concludes that population ageing has significant economic and health implications for the UK and China. However, both countries have implemented various policies and improvement measures, including developing elderly industries, healthcare financing, and pension policies, to mitigate the adverse effects. The study highlights the need for policymakers to implement more proactive measures to address population ageing.
Connection Between Child Maltreatment and Adult Criminal Involvement
Authors: Liu Xutianze
Published: September 2023

Child maltreatment can significantly impact an individual's development and increase their risk for criminal involvement later in life. This article explores the link between child maltreatment and adult criminal involvement. It examines various studies that highlight the adverse effects of maltreatment on a child's development and their increased risk of becoming involved in criminal activity later in life. The article suggests that preventing child maltreatment can reduce adult criminal involvement's prevalence. It concludes with a call for increased awareness and action to address child maltreatment and its long-term impact on society. The results of this study provide scientific research evidence for the positive development of children. In future studies, the results of this study can be used to correct and defend the maltreatment suffered by children scientifically. In the future, we urge researchers to pay more attention to the problem of child abuse. Overall, this article, whether in practice or research, has great significance.
Chinese Diplomacy in the 1950s: A Study of Dag Hammarskjlds Visit to China
Authors: Yang Yifan
Published: September 2023

After the Korean Armistice Agreement in 1953, the direct war between the Peoples Republic of China (PRC) and United States was temporarily halted. But the subsequent issues relating to the prisons of war, China students studied at US and the collusion between US and Taiwan, made the tensions between the PRC and US government. In order to resolve the American spy case, the United States manipulated the UN General Assembly (UNGA) to pass a resolution which Dag Hammarskjld, Secretary-General of the United Nations(UNSG), was mandated to visit China to solve this issue. This incident offered the PRC government a rare opportunity to engage with the UN and participate in global affairs. Zhou Enlai, the Chinese Foreign Minister, successfully defended Chinas sovereignty. This engagement helped to highlight the newly established PRCs position in the international affairs during Cold War while alleviate the tense atmosphere between China and the United States. This event also provided crucial groundwork for the resolution of issues concerning Chinese-American immigrants.
A Comparison of the Hijra Transgenders Social Status Between the Mughal Empire and the Post-colonial Era
Authors: Chu Hanxue
Published: September 2023

The Hijra population has been suppressed and discriminated against in India on multiple levels of social life. However, this stigmatization toward hijras only begins quite recently. In fact, hijras used to serve a very prominent role in ancient times, especially in the Mughal era. It was not until the British colonization that public attitudes toward hijras start to morph. This paper attempts to illustrate the social status differences of transgender group in Hijra between the Mughal Empire and the post-colonial era. The changes in their social status can be seen in four aspects: main occupations, social exclusion, health and safety condition and regulations that target hijras. This paper finds that the social status of hijras experienced a downturn during the post-colonial era. They are forced into prostitution and begging, which are low-paid and frowned-upon. These jobs put them at high risk of getting infected with venereal diseases and exposed them to sadistic customers that jeopardize their safety. A large number of legislations that deprived hijras of their fundamental rights emerged and gained public acceptance. Additionally, social exclusion in schools and work settings are prevalent. This study enriches peoples understanding of the hijra community, and provides a more holistic view on the shift in social status of hijras. Moreover, it calls on progressive improvements on legislation and social acceptance to protect the human rights of hijras.
Controversies and Solutions for Abortion Rights in the United States
Authors: Cao Xinyu
Published: September 2023

This paper uses a case study approach to analyze the factors influencing abortion rights and how to use legal means to resolve the related controversies against the background of the widespread abortion problem in American society. The essence of the contradiction of abortion rights is that people do not want to ignore life but also want to respect women's basic rights. The law should play a role in regulating this conflict in society, so that it can be tightened and loosened. The "tightness" is reflected in the fact that the law needs to set a general direction for the abortion issue. The government can provide a certain degree of counseling according to the different conception situations of women, so that the government and related personnel can do their duty of counseling for the possible birth of life, which fully reflects the respect for life. "Loose" means that women can refer to the government's well-intentioned reminders, but ultimately control the decisions about their own bodies, and the law cannot interfere forcibly.
Research on the Leadership Development of College Students Majoring in Design
Authors: Ru Wenxia
Published: September 2023

This article is based on the analysis of the answers to the questionnaire survey on the personality and leadership development of college students in the design field in order to provide a useful reference for scholars in the design field. This paper argues that college students answers to the character and leadership development questionnaire reflect their cognition and evaluation of their character traits and leadership level and expose the problems and difficulties that affect their character formation and leadership improvement. This article hopes that through such a discussion process, it can help scholars in the design field understand what core competitiveness the current design industry needs and how to stimulate and cultivate the qualities required for such competitiveness effectively, and on this basis to better formulate course plans and optimize teaching methods, improve the quality of education, and enhance the effect of education. At the same time, it is also hoped that it can inspire college students in their future personal career planning and growth.
The Dilemma of Socialization of Children Left Behind in Rural Areas of Ethnic Minority Areas and its Solution
Authors: Wang Chenxi
Published: September 2023

Due to our rapid socio-economic development, this wave has ushered in a massive exodus of surplus rural labor to work. It has contributed significantly to China's social and economic development. However, due to problems such as China's historical dualistic urban-rural institutional structure, migrant workers who go out to work wander between urban and rural areas. Leaving their children behind in the countryside has created a social problem in the form of children left behind. To a large extent, children left behind in rural areas are prone to socialization difficulties such as psychological isolation and anxiety, quality of thought, and poor academic performance. This paper is based on six ethnic minority counties in Guizhou and investigates the problems of left-behind children in rural areas, interviewing them carefully. Based on the situation of rural left-behind children, this research analyzes their socialization problems, from learning to making suggestions to solve their growth problems, hoping to provide countermeasures to solve the growth problems of rural left-behind children in the best way.
Future Challenges of Sport Manager
Authors: Jiang Yanqing
Published: September 2023

Sports managers face enormous challenges in the face of globalization, epidemics, economic recession, and social and cultural issues. Managers are trying to change management strategies against the backdrop of the pandemic to increase spectator engagement during matches and improve the viewing experience. Sports managers are also doing more community research on management risks due to political issues and gender issues. This paper uses literature analysis and qualitative analysis to analyze and evaluate the ways that sports managers can take to deal with the risks they face in the future, as well as help to improve the sports industry.
Analysis of the Impact of New Media on Gender Equality Development
Authors: Song Xinyi
Published: September 2023

In the era when new media has become mainstream, more and more people are beginning to pay attention to gender equality through new media. Therefore, this paper mainly studies the impact of new media on gender equality and how new media play a role in the field of gender equality. This paper will study the topic through case analysis, data analysis, and theoretical elaboration. Through these research methods, the paper can draw a conclusion that new media has an impact on gender equality, and has a positive impact, which is reflected in the fact that people can correctly view gender through new media. Although the new media is a mainstream information distribution channel, there are currently some areas for improvement, such as the medias sometimes disseminating incorrect or controversial information, partially manufactured news gimmicks, etc. As a consequence, new media can be used as a tool to influence the development of gender equality, which is a good trend for both women and men, as well as for society.
The Enlightenment of Taoist Philosophy Wisdom to the Present Age
Authors: Ke Liu
Published: September 2023

In recent years, global issues have become a research hotpot, while scholars aim to cross the differences between different cultures through equal dialogue, seek universally recognized value principles, and establish a better world order. As one of the sources of Chinese ethical and moral culture, Taoist culture provides rich cultural potential and modern enlightenment for solving the problem of globalization. Guided by the literature research method, combined with the case study method and the qualitative analysis method, this paper explores the intellectual influence of Taoist philosophy in combination with the current situation of modern society. The influence of Taoism is multifaceted. For national culture, we can't just stay in the external form of national culture, which is just an extension of national culture. To truly understand and disseminate Chinese philosophy, we must protect and develop its connotation and extension at the same time.
Research on the Influence of Social Media on Womens Consumption
Authors: Zhang Tianyi
Published: September 2023

Shi Qingqi was one of the famous economists who widely promoted the "women's economy" concept, also referred to as the "SHE economy." According to such a concept, more women are starting to identify their clients from a woman's perspective, thus developing more products. This can also be explained through related theories like the demand theory. According to the demand theory, the higher the price of products, the less the products will be demanded in the market, demonstrating a downward-sloping demand curve. This article proposes the interaction between social media and women's consumption through the retrieval and inspection of related literature. This paper argues that the development of the womens economy has led to an improvement in womens status, altered the needs between men and women, altered the way women shop, affected women's consumption, and has its limitations in the long run.
On the Characterization of Li Xiangjun in The Peach Blossom Fan
Authors: Li Jiatong , Liu Ziyan , Zhou Runfei
Published: September 2023

The Peach Blossom Fans is a significant literary work of the Ming and Qing dynasties in China, and there are numerous studies of its plot, characters and main themes, as well as a large number of studies surrounding the heroine Li Xiangjun. This study discusses the characteristics of the character Li Xiangjun and the way she is portrayed through the analysis of the text of The Peach Blossom Fans. The study concluded the following main features characterize Li Xiangjun: Firstly, it is distinguished from the specificity of the female figure in ancient literature, especially in the literature of the Ming and Qing dynasties; secondly, it is constrained by the limitations of traditional Chinese culture, especially the traditional Confucian culture; and finally, it is based on the complexity of the first two characteristics. The characterization of Li Xiangjun is both progressive and fails to transcend the limitations of the time.
Research on the Symbolic Expression of Film Visual Art Directed by Chinese Director Zhang Yimou
Authors: Wen Shike , Xiao Dongzhi , Yang Shiwei
Published: September 2023

As the leader of the fifth generation of directors in China, Zhang Yimou leads Chinese films to the world in the new era. He is an outstanding representative of Asian films and a world-renowned film master. This paper takes visual art as the tool and mainly studies the symbolic expression of Zhang Yimous film. The research allow readers to access the Chinese classic film symbol and Zhang Yimous personal characteristic film symbol by analogy Zhangs several films. Through the online research on Douban and Zhihu, the author made a brief appreciation of the visual language features of Zhang Yimous two films To Live and Red Sorghum with the highest score and voice.The author makes some discussions on the composition characteristics, techniques and creation style of Zhang Yimou's films. On the one hand, the author believes that Zhang Yimou and his films are deeply influenced by the structure of traditional Chinese aesthetics. Zhangs film not only display grand Chinese aesthetics in the structure of the picture, but also intersperse many unique Chinese meanings in the film. From the creative technique, Zhang is good at using scenes to foil atmosphere and allude to the characters fate. On the other hand, Zhang Yimous typical male chauvinist creation style is reflected in many aspects of his film, such as female stereotypes, improper male gaze.
An Analysis of the Chinese Subtitles of Kung Fu Panda 3 from the Perspective of Communicative Translation
Authors: Cai Qi , Chen Wanyu , Zhou Yao
Published: September 2023

Film is always a concentrated embodiment of culture and languages. Nowadays, attention has also been paid to film subtitle and its translation. As China further promotes the spread of culture, traditional Chinese symbols such as "Kung fu" and "martial arts" are also becoming familiar to foreign countries. This work has selected the film Kung Fu Panda 3 as as the research object, which is a story based on a Chinese cultural background while presents in an English context. Through a comparative analysis of Chinese and English subtitles of the film, the film subtitle translation strategies and skills are explored from three translation techniques among Peter Newmark's translation theories.
Translating the Culinary Culture in A Dream of Red Mansions: A Comparison Between Two English Versions from the Perspective of Communicative Translation
Authors: Diao Jiawen
Published: September 2023

A Dream of Red Mansions, written by Cao Xueqin during the mid-18th century, is widely recognized as one of the most significant literary works in Chinese literature. The novel vividly portrays daily life, customs, and social norms during the Qing dynasty, including the depiction of food and drink. Accurate translation of culinary terms and food descriptions is crucial for conveying the cultural meaning and significance of the original text to readers of different languages and cultures. This is because these terms are deeply embedded in cultural and historical contexts. While there have been many translations of A Dream of Red Mansions, Yang Xianyis and David Hawkes versions are considered the most influential and significant. Yang Xianyis translation is known for its faithfulness to the original text and attention to details, while David Hawkes translation is known for its accessibility and readability to English readers. This study aims to compare the translation of culinary terms and food descriptions in A Dream of Red Mansions using Peter Newmarks communicative translation approach. The goal is to provide insights into effective translation strategies and promote cross-cultural communication and understanding through the translation of cultural concepts in literature.
Case Study of Video Game Marketing under the Context of New Media: Taking "Genshin Impact" as an Example
Authors: Shu Yuxiang
Published: September 2023

This paper takes the popular video game Genshin as a case study to analyze its online marketing strategy in the context of new media. Through case studies combined with the characteristics of the Internet+ era and new media, this paper mainly discusses the online marketing strategy of Genshin from three aspects. Firstly, this article analyzes the PEST background of the Chinese game industry and the SWOT background of the game, and secondly, this article explores the specific marketing methods of Genshin. Genshin has gained high popularity through game content marketing, user marketing, cultural marketing, and cross-border co-marketing. Finally, this paper briefly describes the results and reference the significance of the effect of online marketing, and points out that Genshin still needs to make progress in breaking the circle. Based on the above three aspects, this paper concludes with a summary of online marketing strategies for video games in the context of new media, that is, giving full play to the role of online marketing for games. These strategies have been applied in the marketing of Genshin and also provide certain experiences and references for the online marketing of other games.
The Historical Learning Methods from Machiavellis Florentine Histories
Authors: Pan Luqing
Published: September 2023

As an Italian political thinker and historian in the Middle Age, Machiavelli explored the reasons for the decline and weakness of Florence in his book titled Florentine Histories by describing the basic historical facts of Florence. In his historical narrative, he inserted his own views on saving the country, hoping that modern people could learn from historical lessons, jump out of the historical cycle, and save the country. The book is full of humanism, and through vivid and popular writing, it intensively expresses the viewpoint of integrating politics and history, making a great contribution to the research of future generations history.
Street Pavements: A Physical Reflection of Street Democracy
Authors: Wang Yu
Published: September 2023

Street democracy as an aspect of urban democracy, has been seminal to urban design for over 50 years. Good street democracy requires more inclusion on the street, which helps keep a good public realm for a place. This paper reviews existing discussions of street democracy from peoples right to the city and develops the discussion of street democracy related to street pavements. Street pavement should be considered an aspect of street democracy. Street pavement could positively reflect street democracy in a city. This study selects two streets in Cardiff as examples to study their existing street pavement conditions from local and regional policies and observe the changing of street pavements in specific areas during the last decade. The paper advocates for the improvement of street democracy with the development of street pavement in different periods. A good street democracy should have more inclusion and democracy is changing progress for different conditions during different periods.