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A Report on the E-C Translation of Stance Adverbs with Suffix -ly in Academic Text Teacher-Made Assessment
Authors: Yan Luo
Published: November 2023

This paper selects the first, second, and third chapters and some parts of Chapter Four and Seven of the book Teacher-Made Assessment as the material for translation practice, aiming at summarizing and analyzing the translation strategies of -ly stance adverbs in the academic text. Academic texts are mainly used to convey information and are characterized by professionalism, objectivity, interactivity, and conciseness. They are formal, precise, and concise in wording, clear in expression, strong in logic with many complex and long sentences. This paper analyzes three categories of -ly stance adverbs: epistemic, attitudinal, and style adverbs. Epistemic stance adverbs emphasize accuracy, confidence, seriousness, and persuasiveness. Translation techniques include grammatical adjustment and semantic enrichment, showing the accuracy of academic texts. Attitudinal adverbs are a means of value judgment and emotional expression. Their translations reflect the interactive and explicit characteristics of the academic text. Two translation techniques, namely selection of proper attitudinal words and split of sentences, are adopted. Style stance adverbs refer to how information is given. Their translations reflect the professional and standard characteristics of the academic text. Translation techniques of omitting -ly stance adverbs and using formulaic expression are adopted. This paper furthers the investigation into the translation of academic text from the new perspective of -ly stance adverbs. This paper is expected to provide references for translators and readers of academic texts, and to deepen peoples understanding of -ly stance adverbs.
The Absence of Color in the Film Adaptation of Eileen Changs Novels - Take Crumbs of Ligumaloes - The First Incense Burntas a Case Study
Authors: Xinjia Ma
Published: November 2023

There are many picture elements in Eileen Changs novel that are suitable for filming, and her works have always enjoyed the title of film on paper. One of the most important elements is the use of color. Over the years, several directors have adapted Eileen Changs novels into film and television adaptations, but most of them have been controversial. As a hidden narrative method of film, color narration plays an extremely important auxiliary role in the overall presentation of the work. This paper will take the latest film adaptation of Eiling Changs novel, Crumbs of Ligumaloes - the First Incense Burntdirected by Ann Hui as an example, combining color narrative theory and film color theory to deal with the absence of color in film and television adaptations, and the strategy for film adaptations of great literature.
Examining the Morality of the U.S. Atomic Bombings: Strategic Necessity or Controversial Decision?
Authors: Gao Yuyang
Published: November 2023

The morality of the two atomic bombings conducted by the United States on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki has long raised contention among both strategists and the general public. This paper discusses the strategic context of World War IIs Pacific theater and proposes that despite the unprecedented cruelty casted on Hiroshima and Nagasaki by atomic weapons, the bombs were dropped out of the strategic necessity to bring a swift end to the war. By reviewing the diaries of key commanders, the U.S. Armys reports and forecasts of a land invasion of Japan, and account of Japanese resilience and unfathomable refusal to surrender under conventional circumstances, this study demonstrates that by forcing an early Japanese surrender, the atomic attacks obviated a land invasion of Japan, which would have inflicted much heavier casualties and thus provide the moral underpinnings of the atomic weapon attacks.
Research on the Localization Strategy in the Remake of Film and TV Drama Taking the Japanese Remake of Journey to the West as an Example
Authors: Chen Dongyu , Li Tianjiao , Hou Yuhan , Huang Yichen
Published: November 2023

Against the backdrop of globalization, the opportunities for cross-cultural exchanges in the cultural field are gradually increasing, and the development of film and television culture in various countries has ushered in opportunities. However, cross-cultural film and television communication also face obstacles due to the differences in cultural values and national identities among countries. In remakes, it is important to recode the stories and elements of the originals in such scope to reflect the localized folklore stories. The theme of this paper is to explore the dissemination of Journey to the West in Japan within the framework of popular culture and communication studies based on the theory of cultural localization. This paper finds that the Japanese remake of Journey to the West adopted methods of reimagining characters, incorporating traditional Japanese elements, and reflecting contemporary Japanese aesthetics to create a new local culture, and accelerated its localization through unique promotional techniques. At the same time, these approaches offer revelations of cultural transformation and pushing the boundaries of remakes.
Social Integration of Immigrant Communities in a Multicultural Context: A Case Study of Migrant Domestic Workers in Hong Kong
Authors: Tian Qingyang
Published: November 2023

This paper focuses on the diverse cultural landscape of Hong Kong and examines the social integration of Filipino and Indonesian domestic workers to the local society. It analyzes the challenges they face in achieving social integration, the underlying factors contributing to their integration issues, and the measures taken by the Hong Kong government and non-governmental organizations to enhance immigrants social integration. The study reveals that Filipino and Indonesian domestic workers experience lower levels of social integration, requiring further improvements in personal safety and employment protection.
The Crime of Insult in Cyberspace: A Discussion on the Identification of the Aggravating Circumstances
Authors: Su Tianrui , Wang Lu , Xu Zuoqing
Published: November 2023

With the advancement of Internet technology, instances of insults or defamatory acts in cyberspace have become increasingly prevalent. The social harm arising from these acts surpasses that of traditional insults and defamation. However, Chinas legal system lacks a unified standard for evaluating such acts committed through the Internet particularly when determining the criteria for aggravating circumstances. By analyzing the distinctive features insulting crimes in both physical and virtual spaces, it becomes apparent that there is a lack of a clear definition for aggravating circumstances specifically pertaining to insults in cyberspace. Furthermore, there is a delay in recognizing their consequences. To address this issue, judicial adjudicators should first refer to the Interpretation of the Supreme Peoples Court and the Supreme Peoples Procuratorate on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law to the Handling of Criminal Cases Involving the Use of Information Networks for the Purpose of Committing Slander and Other Criminal Cases (the Interpretation on Internet Slander) in order to establish a standard for determining aggravating circumstances in cases of online insults. Second, the severity of the circumstances should be determined by considering relevant factors based on the harm inflicted upon others by cyber insults. Lastly, considering the unique characteristics of insults in cyberspace, additional factors to be considered when adjudicating such cases should be proposed.
A Review of the Suggestions of Acculturation for Chinese International Students in America
Authors: Xing Jianing
Published: November 2023

As the top destination for international students, America receives a large number of international students. Among these international students, Chinese students make up the majority of the population, but their adjustment rate is consistently low. In this context, it is worth discussing how to improve the cross-cultural adaptation of Chinese students. This study provides a review of suggestions given by previous researchers. Drawing on acculturation theory, these suggestions have been reorganized and summarized. The review aims to provide guidance to Chinese students and help them improve their cross-cultural adaptation. It provides a new approach to improving cross-cultural adaptation. This review finds the relationship between cross-cultural adaptation and internationalization. There are many similarities and even overlaps between strategies to improve internationalization and strategies to improve cross-cultural adaptation. And the advance of internationalization is positively related to the improvement of cross-cultural adaptation of international students. Additionally, the cross-cultural adaptation of minorities needs constant attention, especially Chinese students. American government and schools continue to accept international students and must also pay attention to their acculturation. Strategic updates should keep pace with the times and look at issues from new perspectives.
The Impact of Social Media Use on Employee Well-being and Innovative Performance
Authors: Guo Xinyi
Published: November 2023

Internet growth has facilitated social media adoption. Employee interpersonal communication is digitizing. The integration of social media has allowed employees to access work-related material without restrictions, boosting productivity and teamwork. It has also made it harder to divide work from personal life. This study uses information visibility theory to evaluate how social media affects employee well-being and innovation. It examines how social media affects these outcomes in two dimensions: sharing approval and message accessibility. In addition, the study examines employees segmentation preference, which moderates the association between social media and well-being/innovative performance by separating work and personal life. A questionnaire survey collected 201 responses for the study. The study found that sharing approval and messaging accessibility improved employee well-being and inventiveness. This study also found that segmentation preference amplifies the impact of communication accessibility on employee well-being. It also reduces the pleasant benefit of mutual approval. The research findings add to the literature on information visibility and social media, as well as provide professional guidelines for using social media.
Reflection on Lowering the Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility
Authors: Zhang Shuyuan
Published: November 2023

The amendment to the Criminal Law (Xi) lowered the lower limit of the age of criminal responsibility for minors by introducing theories such as flexibility theory and reduction theory. However, regarding the issue of special cruel means and bad circumstances, there is no specific provision and explanation in the new age of juvenile criminal responsibility in China, which leads to the expansion of the discretion of the legislature and the judiciary. In order to reduce the juvenile crime rate and punish and prevent juvenile delinquents, we should revise the juvenile delinquents in law to fill up the deficiency of compulsory education in prison, perfect the system of special education correction and establish the system of compulsory parental education. Adopting welfare protection has the function of education and correction for juvenile delinquents who are below the lower limit of the age of criminal responsibility.
Transcending Differences Between the Tao and the Logos
Authors: Xia Yifang
Published: November 2023

Contrary to what has been proposed by some former scholars, this paper argues that there is no phonocentrism in the traditional Chinese conception of language in consideration of the differences between Logos and Tao. Different from Logos, which can be objectified and functions as the prerequisite and fixed principle of all meanings, both imposing restrictions and offering possibilities, the characteristic of Tao is that it cannot be fashioned into any shape and cannot be grasped in a definite, concrete way, and it produces all beings without making any regulations for them. Nonetheless, these differences can be transcended by inspecting their similarities in the way to be conveyed and interpreted. Both Zhi() in Chinese philosophy and signify in Western metaphysics can lead to the play of signifiers. And in the process of mutual elucidation, Western metaphysics can find a way out of the restriction of logocentrism, whilst Chinese Tao can obtain a more logical discussion and avoid being distorted by arbitrary interpretation.
Exploring the Development Path of Streaming Media Platforms in the Context of Globalization --Taking Netflix as an Example
Authors: Wang Yifei
Published: November 2023

With subscribers and activity in their home markets of North America declining each year and the metaverse evolving, todays streaming platforms need to explore new markets in film and television and use their natural strengths to explore other areas. This paper takes Netflix as a representative to explore what kind of development path streaming media platforms should seek in todays era in order to break the bottlenecks they are facing nowadays. For TV and film, streaming platforms should take advantage of their own network distribution and cooperate with markets around the world to attract users from outside the mainstream North American market. In addition to film and television, streaming platforms should develop the development space of their own film and television IPs, explore the game industry, transform the quality IPs in their hands into NFT form to realize and share the dividends of the game industry. Through analyzing the development cases of excellent film and television platforms, this paper summarizes some of the experiences that can be learned from the development of Chinese film and television, and explores the road suitable for the development of Chinese film and television.
A Study on the Effectiveness of Business Environment Policy Implementation in Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province: Taking the Reform of Management and Service as an Example
Authors: Liu Zihang
Published: November 2023

In recent years, the poor business environment in Northeast China has become a key factor restricting the regions economic development. Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), in order to deepen the reform of administrative system and promote the transformation of government functions, China has pushed forward the reform of releasing management and providing services, which has optimised the local business environment to a certain extent. However, in some areas of Northeast China, such as Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province, the reform of release of management and service to improve the business environment is not obvious. This paper analyses the effectiveness of the implementation of relevant policies to optimize the business environment in Mudanjiang City, summarizes the relevant reasons and puts forward recommendations, namely, from the deepening of the style of the organs to rectify the situation, the implementation of policies and measures, improve the business environment, and improve the business environment. This paper analyses the effectiveness of policy implementation from three aspects, i.e. deepening organ style rectification, comprehensive implementation of policies and measures, and perfecting enterprise landing environment, and seeks to improve the poor business environment in the northeast region from the policy area and achieve economic revitalisation.
Symbolic Expression of Asian Groups in International Sports Events from the Perspective of Visual Culture
Authors: Zhuang Zichen
Published: November 2023

This study delves into the symbolic expressions of Asian groups in international sports events through the lens of visual culture. Against the backdrop of globalization and increased international exchanges, the engagement and display of Asian groups in global sports competitions have garnered significant attention. The research theme centers on utilizing the perspective of visual culture to comprehensively analyze the symbols employed by Asian communities during sporting events, aiming to unravel the cultural messages and identity conveyed through these symbols. It also highlights the crucial role of international sports events as platforms for showcasing culture. The study adopts the methodologies of literature review and case analysis, approached from the perspective of Nicholas Mirzolfs visual culture theory. The findings underscore the distinctive role of these symbols in conveying cultural identity and values while emphasizing the significance of international sports events in facilitating cross-cultural exchange. In conclusion, this study emphasizes the cultural significance of symbolic expressions within international sports events, providing novel theoretical and practical support for the fields of cultural communication and cross-cultural research.
Design Strategies for Office Micro-Fitness Behavior under the Health Belief Model
Authors: Zhang Xiangquan , Chen Xiang
Published: November 2023

Prolonged sedentary behavior in office settings has become a common trigger for health problems in modern life. This paper, based on the Health Belief Model, aims to provide design strategies for micro-fitness behaviors among office populations. By fostering awareness of health issues, emphasizing the benefits of micro-fitness, enhancing self-efficacy, reducing the cost of micro-fitness, and offering motivation and support, office workers can incorporate simple and feasible micro-fitness activities into their daily work routines. This, in turn, can improve physical activity levels and mitigate the health problems associated with prolonged sitting. This research provides a theoretical foundation and practical guidance for the design of office micro-fitness, offering valuable insights into promoting employee health and productivity. However, further optimization and refinement of strategies are needed to enhance employee engagement and the sustainability of these strategies, in order to achieve more ideal outcomes.
An Analysis of Yi Language Development Issues: A Case Study of Xingye Township
Authors: Chai Shaorui
Published: November 2023

The Yi ethnic group is an ancient minority in China, with a rich and splendid cultural history. The Yi language, as the language of the Yi people, is the most significant manifestation in politics, economics, culture, philosophy, and art, embodying the diligence and wisdom of the Yi people. However, its gradual decline in contemporary times is a significant cultural loss. This paper conducted a survey among villagers of the Yi ethnic group in Xingye Township to understand whether they use the Yi language in daily life, whether they want their children to learn and use the language, and whether they can speak it fluently. The survey revealed signs of the Yi language declining in the area. Based on this, the paper analyzed the factors influencing the development of the Yi language and proposes practical suggestions from three aspects: educational concepts, bilingual teachers, and means of dissemination.
Language Transfer of English Majors in L3 German Learning from the Perspective of Dynamic Systems Theory
Authors: Fan Xi
Published: November 2023

As the cultures of the worlds peoples interact and merge, language is an important vehicle for their development and will inevitably influence and intermingle with each other. English and German belong to the same language family, and both languages have commonalities and similarities in phonology, vocabulary and grammar. Based on this, from the perspective of dynamic systems theory, this paper focuses on the positive and negative transfer of L2 (English) knowledge in the acquisition of L3 (German) vocabulary and investigates the difficulties of trilingual learning of English majors in Guangzhou, China by means of questionnaires and interviews. The contents of the questionnaire included the different trilingual categories chosen by English majors and the influence of second language in the trilingual learning process. Through the questionnaire survey, the author found that second language had a significant transfer effect on third language acquisition in phonetics and vocabulary. Through the classification of trilingual and the analysis of transfer categories, it is expected to effectively improve the learning effect of German and strengthen the understanding of English majors on trilingual acquisition.
Code-mixing of Chinese Language Learners in Second Language Acquisition
Authors: Jiang Zixi
Published: November 2023

During the process of second language acquisition, language learners tend to use code-mixing as a learning strategy or a form of language transition. Among Chinese language learners, Chinese-English code-mixing is very common among language learners in classrooms and daily communication and many studies have been focused on this topic. By reviewing previous researches on Chinese peoples code-mixing in different situations, this paper attempts to find out the influence of code-mixing on Chinese language learners second language acquisition. It is found that code-mixing in the classroom is beneficial to both teachers and students, as code-mixing helps improve teaching efficiency and makes it comfortable for beginners to express themselves in class. In addition, code-mixing, not only in class, but also in other situations, facilitates second languages acquisition. Moreover, code-mixing does not have negative influence on Chinese peoples cultural identity and L1 ability. In conclusion, code-mixing is generally beneficial for Chinese language learners second language acquisition.
Value and Challenges of Womens Self-expression in the Era of New Media: A Case Study of Female Bloggers in Mainland China
Authors: Wu Zhongxi
Published: November 2023

The emergence of new media has revolutionized communication and self-expression, prompting a growing interest in the role it plays in promoting gender equality and empowering women. In particular, female self-expression through new media platforms has become a crucial area of study, as women utilize these platforms to voice their opinions, share their experiences, and advocate for social change. This paper explores the value and challenges of female self-expression in new media through a method of literature review and analyzing the content of female blogs in mainland China. The paper finds that as a new media form, female blogs provide a platform for women to express themselves, voice their opinions, and advocate for equality. However, female blogs also face various challenges in the new media environment, such as gender discrimination, online violence, and privacy breaches. Therefore, people need to pay attention to the self-expression of women in the new media environment, explore more equal, safe, and free ways of expression, and provide more support and protection for womens voices.
A Theoretical Discussion of Changes in Youth Cultural Consumption
Authors: Chen Jia
Published: November 2023

This paper aims to discuss the transformations observed in the cultural consumption patterns of the younger demographic, highlighting the substantial influence of age in the development of cultural capital. Prieur and other scholars stated that Bourdieus model of social space of capital composition, which the secondary axis he identified between individuals primarily possessing cultural capital and those primarily possessing economic capital is frequently complicated by age. The paper first provides a brief review of cultural capital established by Bourdieu. It then applies a theoretical discussion method to demonstrate how age is reforming cultural capital, accompanied by significant empirical research. Furthermore, due to the emerging distinctiveness, the paper discusses the changes in cultural consumption among youth. Finally, the paper concludes that: 1) Age forms distinctive preferences for cultural consumption among youth, with the influence of highbrow culture decreasing as the younger generation tends to embrace commercially oriented products; 2) The cultural consumption patterns of the younger generation are less conspicuous and less elitism.
Analysis of the Influence of BTS on K-pop
Authors: Liang Ruitong
Published: November 2023

Over the past decade, the global music industry has witnessed a remarkable surge in the popularity of Korean pop (K-pop), with the South Korean boy band Bangtan Sonyeondan (BTS) emerging as one of the leading forces behind this phenomenon. This paper aims to analyze BTSs impact on K-pop worldwide by examining various statistical indicators, such as album sales, social media engagement, and global music charts. Firstly, the work delves into BTSs album sales, production value, and consumption stimulus, which serve as a tangible marker of their global influence. By analyzing data from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) and Billboard, it becomes evident that BTS consistently dominates album sales, breaking numerous records and crossing cultural boundaries. Their abilities to connect with diverse audiences worldwide showcases their unrivaled impact on K-pops expansion. Furthermore, this work explores the power of impacts on culture in amplifying BTSs influence. By examining data from platforms like National Gukak Research Institute, also including analysis on value transmission and cross-culture communication, it becomes evident that BTS boasts an enormous online presence. Moreover, the bands ability to captivate fans globally and the role as cultural ambassador for K-pop are demonstrated. In conclusion, this paper provides compelling evidence of BTSs profound impact on K-pop worldwide. Through their exceptional album sales, impressive social media engagement, and groundbreaking chart achievements, BTS has successfully elevated the genres global presence, paving the way for wider recognition and acceptance of K-pop in the music industry.
An Analysis of the Campus Bullying Situation Faced by LGBT Groups and Possible Solutions
Authors: Yan Anqi
Published: November 2023

Lesbian, homosexual, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals often confront elevated levels of stress stemming from societal and familial pressures, as well as microaggressions, prejudices, and stereotypes. This study aims to comprehensively examine the phenomenon of bullying within LGBT communities on educational campuses. By investigating the underlying catalysts and repercussions of such bullying, this research seeks to propose viable solutions and intervention strategies, thereby contributing invaluable insights to society. The experiences of LGBT groups are intricately woven with a multitude of factors, including preconceived notions, cultural norms, and systemic discrimination. This research delves into the pervasive issue of bullying targeting LGBT students within academic institutions, dissecting its various ramifications. Through a meticulous review of existing research and methodical comparative analysis, the study elucidates the current landscape of interventions and their outcomes. The study reveals that instances of bullying against LGBT students are prevalent in educational settings, driven by factors such as cultural biases, inadequacies in educational frameworks, societal perceptions, and media influence. To address these challenges, this article presents a series of recommendations. These include bolstering diversity education, establishing comprehensive anti-bullying policies, and fostering social inclusivity to cultivate an environment of safety and esteem for LGBT individuals within campus premises. Future endeavours should be directed towards a deeper exploration of strategies and approaches to effectively tackle these concerns, ensuring the well-being and dignity of LGBT individuals in academic settings. Evaluating initiatives promoting diversity education, anti-bullying legislation, and social integration is imperative to gauge their efficacy.
The Emergence and Application of Violin Virtuosity During the Romantic Period
Authors: Yang Qi
Published: November 2023

Musicians used virtuosity to showcase the pinnacle of human mastery over musical instruments, and the violin, known as the king of instruments, excels in terms of its range, tone, and flexibility. The combination of the violin and virtuosity allows for an infinite range of possibilities in musical expression. The virtuoso style emerged during the Romantic period, an era that celebrated the beauty of humanity and freedom, and it propelled violin artistry to unprecedented heights. This phenomenon was not a coincidence but the result of the interplay of musical style inheritance, advances in violin-making techniques, social change, and commercial development. The historical context imbued violin virtuosity with unique significance, determining the characteristics of virtuoso musical genres, composition styles, and performance contexts. This holds a special place in the history of Western music and violin development, profoundly influencing the philosophy of violin music performance. However, the ultimate goal of virtuosity is not just to perform fast and seamless notes flawlessly but to use technique as a means to showcase a unique style and evoke musical emotions. Violin students, when practicing and performing virtuosic music, should possess a certain understanding of virtuosity as an art form and endeavor to uncover the musical depth behind the technical prowess.
The Influence of Temple Economy on Modern Japanese Buddhist Music
Authors: Wang Jiayi
Published: November 2023

Buddhist music was introduced to Japan from China in the 6th century and marked the origins of chanting in temple and court rituals by Japanese monks. However, after the Meiji Restoration, Buddhist music underwent a transformative phase due to policy changes and western influences. Additionally, technological developments in music and increased scholarly attention have played a significant role in restoring lost ancient Buddhism music. This paper focuses on current research landscape of modern and contemporary Japanese Buddhist music, primarily addressing two issues: the diverse forms of modern Japanese Buddhist music and the underlying reasons behind their diversification. The paper argues that the temple economy stands as the main factor influencing both the popularization and diversification of Buddhist music in Japan. By exploring these critical aspects, the study contributes to a deeper understanding of the evolution and cultural significance of Japanese Buddhist music in contemporary society.
Balancing Peace and Justice: Challenges and Strategies in the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court
Authors: Ma Haiming
Published: November 2023

The creation of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has successfully pushed for the prosecution of global crimes. This is a significant development in the area of international law and will have a significant effect on the worlds peaceful advancement. In order to advance the justice of the international order, it is impossible to ignore the jurisdiction question, which has always been the ICCs central concern. As long as the nation submitting the case is the nation where the crime was committed or the nation of nationality of the criminal suspect, it can fall under the purview of the ICCs authority. The ICC has heard a number of international criminal cases since its founding, including those in Sudans Darfur. This essay examines the conflict between peace and justice in the ICC, analyzes it, identifies the limitations of the real implementation process, and finally makes pertinent recommendations. Its main concern is the jurisdiction of the ICC.
Behind the Poetics of the Female Asian Cyborg: A Techno-Orientalist Other
Authors: Ding Dingzhong
Published: November 2023

In 1985, Donna Haraway conceived a political myth of the cyborg, a cybernetic organism, hybrid of machine and organism, that refuses to be attributed to existing definitions used to explain the human body. Over the years, Haraways cyborg has continued to find itself in the center of academic and creative discourse. Given the prominence of Haraways model, in this paper, I will examine the cyborg poetics of two contemporary female Asian poets, Franny Choi and Sally Wen Mao, under the framework of Haraways cyborg. Both liken their self to cyborgs. Both take the perspective of cyborgs. Both are equally drawn to Haraways cybernetic dream. I will explain how Haraways cyborg is a fitting metaphor for the female identity and a relevant conduit for its expression, and how it facilitates the reckoning and rejection of the historically constituted female body. Finally, I will interrogate applicability of Haraways cyborg to the female Asian body by cross-referencing the cyborg with orientalism and techno-orientalism. I will argue for the exclusive nature of Haraways cyborg and its inadequacy in constituting a liberating space for the female Asian body.
Research on the Influence of War on Film Art Taking Casablanca During World War II as an Example
Authors: Hu Bonny Tan Xuan
Published: November 2023

The monumental events of World War II deeply impacted numerous spheres of human life, including Hollywood cinema. This paper delves into the influence of WWII on Hollywoods thematic and narrative shifts, using the iconic film Casablanca (1942) as its focal point. Released amidst the wars tumult, Casablanca seamlessly blends a distinct love story with contemporary political dynamics, exemplifying Hollywoods adaptive response to wartime conditions. Through meticulous examination of Casablanca, this study gleans insights into Hollywoods filmmaking choices and content transformation against the wars backdrop, drawing from varied sources such as film archives, governmental records, and industry reports. This exploration vividly highlights the lasting impact of the war on cinema, positioning Casablanca as a paragon of the synergy between cinematic art and wartime politics.
Study on Regulating Cyberbullying from the Perspective of Criminal Law
Authors: Zeng Jiaqi
Published: November 2023

As the advance of the times and the popularization of the internet, a large number of netizens have entered cyberspace. Along with this, the phenomenon of cyber bullying has become rampant and a pressing social issue, but the criminal legislation of our country seems to lack sufficient measures to regulate such dangerous behavior. Currently, scholars have two main viewpoints regarding regulating cyber bullying. One revolves around existing legal frameworks or regulations and aims to address cyber bullying through an interpretive approach. Another argues that the existing criminal charges have numerous flaws and fail to adequately meet the regulatory demands, thus advocating for the creation of specific charges. Therefore, it is crucial to study the current situation and deficiencies in Chinas criminal regulation of cyber bullying and explore practical solutions to address these shortcomings.
An Analysis of Cao Yus Creative Conception of Female Images Transformation in His Plays
Authors: Fang Siqi
Published: November 2023

As the Pioneer of Chinese Drama, Cao Yu has contributed a series of distinctive and representative female images to contemporary Chinese literature. However, it exists a great transformation in female image creation and aesthetics in his plays. Divided from 1938, modern women represented by Fanyi, Chen Bailu and Hua Jinzi full of passion for life were celebrated by Cao Yu during the pre-time, while traditional women with classic Chinese flavors got well recognized by him during the post-time, such as Doctor Ding, Sufang and Ruijue. The transformation related closely to his creative conception, reflecting Cao Yus re-choice of his aesthetic interests, values, and cultural stance. This article analyzed Cao Yus creative conception from the differences between his two periods of female image creation and aesthetics before and after 1938. In recent years, feminism has been on the rise in China. Therefore, it will not only be beneficial to the Chinese womens liberation movement, but also to the worlds womens liberation movement.
A Study of Thematic Changes in the Performance History of Thunderstorm
Authors: Wang Mengyan
Published: November 2023

Thunderstorm is one of the most important theaters in the history of modern Chinese drama. Since its premiere in 1935, the play Thunderstorm has been performed repeatedly. The performance history of Thunderstorm is rich in content because there have been as many as a dozen different versions so far. The theme of Thunderstorm performances has changed with time. The Thunderstorm performances during Republican China and the period of reform and opening up have similar development trends. This paper mainly compares the performance of Thunderstorm in the period of Republican China and reform and opening up and grasps the theme change of the performance history of Thunderstorm from a holistic perspective. The Thunderstorm performances during these two periods both exhibit a popular entertainment trend and pay attention to pursuing human nature liberation. However, they also have differences. During the Republic of China Period, Thunderstorm performances were adapted into social problem dramas that focused on anti-feudalism. Nevertheless, the realism principle in Thunderstorm performances has been challenged after the reform and opening up, and attention is paid to the themes of life and destiny in Thunderstorm. The study of the thematic changes in Thunderstorm is of great significance for investigating the canonization and acceptance history of Thunderstorm performances.
The Reanalysis of Old French Nouns Declension by Taking Classical Latin Nouns Declension as a Pattern
Authors: Li Weihan
Published: November 2023

In some flexional languages, the nouns declension is a very important and difficult part to study. The nouns root and the flexional endings are the two most essential elements in declension. By these two elements, all forms of nouns in declension can be known. In classical Latin, the singular nominative and the singular genitive of nouns are written together in the dictionary to let the learners know the information about the two elements of declension. Nevertheless, in an old French dictionary, these two elements can not be known. This paper will reanalyse the old French nouns declension by taking the classical Latin nouns declension as a pattern to find out the regularity of declension and these two elements of declension in old French. This research will be helpful to grasp the old French nouns declension and will help the learners understand better old French morphologically. Further, sufficiently understanding the declension of the old French nouns is helpful to read the manuscripts in old French. Moreover, this paper offers a new idea and thinking about compiling the old French dictionary in the part of noun.
Research on the Impact of Post-Truth News Events on Peoples Media Literacy: Taking TikTok Feminist Topics as an Example
Authors: Li Yanlin,
Published: November 2023

With the development of electronic media, media communication platforms have become mass-marketed. Technologically empowered non-professional journalists can also publish news on public communication channels. The greatly lowered barrier to entry for news dissemination practitioners can lead to the emergence of poor-quality content that lacks depth, accuracy, and authority on the Internet. Therefore, through literature research and hierarchical interviews with users of the ShakeNews platform, this paper takes news events on feminist topics on the ShakeNews platform as a starting point, focusing on how the emergence of post-truth reversal news affects the audiences news literacy. The specific research questions of this paper are: Does the reverse news have an impact on the audiences news literacy? How? What are the influencing factors? Will the audiences news literacy continue to decline under the impact of reverse news? There is an impact of reverse news events on the news literacy of the public. Specifically, it is manifested in: the impact of attitudes towards news events. The impact on the attitude of the news protagonist and the audiences thoughts on obtaining information; The impact on the audiences information processing skills.
Analysis of the Current Situation of Male Endorsing Cosmetics Brands
Authors: Gou Yuning
Published: November 2023

In the current climate, advertising, and endorsements have become important with the rise of beauty products and more and more customers valuing brands such as fame and quality. In the previous endorsement of beauty products, female celebrities were the only endorsers, but with the development of peoples ideas, social progress, and changes in the market, more and more male celebrities are joining the team of endorsing beauty products. In this environment, male celebrities endorsing cosmetics products becomes a very explorable issue. By discussing the fact of male celebrities endorsement of cosmetics, this study concludes the reasons male celebrities endorse cosmetics products; the social phenomenon embodied in it; and the problems that arise. The reasons include male celebrities factors, the principle of attraction of opposites, and the form of fun and novelty. The social phenomenon embodied in it includes female celebrities elevation of their status, changes in the concept of consumption, and peoples conceptual change.
Language Expression Differences in Chinese and Western Media Reports from the Perspective of Post-Colonialism Cases Analysis of Beijing Winter Olympics
Authors: Wang Jiaying , Zang Xindi
Published: November 2023

As the worlds largest winter sports event, the Winter Olympics has a growing global influence. At the same time, this event has also attracted widespread attention from all walks of life. News coverage has influenced peoples minds and ideologies to some extent. In particular, the differences between Chinese and Western cultures in the reporting language of the Beijing Winter Olympics have aroused widespread attention and research. Based on different cultures, this article uses postcolonial theory to explore the background and context of the language of the Winter Olympics coverage. From a postcolonial perspective, this article finds the language reported by the British media has obvious characteristics of discourse dominance and monopoly. In their reporting, a significant proportion of concepts with negative orientation are often used, reflecting their cultural superiority and legacy of colonial past. In contrast, Chinese reporting is more adept at using decorative language and emotional color, using rhetoric to highlight the meaning and emotional connotation of events. This reflects the importance that Chinese culture attaches to harmony, politeness and emotional expression, as well as the embodiment of identity Chinese reporting. This paper systematically analyzes the above language differences and puts forward relevant opinions or suggestions to promote cross-cultural communication and integration.
The Construction of Cultural Identity of the Minority : The Domestication and the Foreignization of Chinese Image in The Woman Warrior
Authors: Chen Shiyu
Published: November 2023

Chinese Americans are a group which shows the feature of cultural hybridity, and The Woman Warrior describes the life experience of a Chinese girl in a foreign land and her imagination of her distant homeland. From the perspective of post-colonialism, cultural identity is gradually constructed and changed. The Woman Warrior translates some Chinese images into English shows the construction of cultural identity which is different from the mainstream culture. The translation strategies adopted by the novel can be divided into domesticating translation and foreignizing translation. The two translation methods have different characteristics and play different roles in the construction of cultural identity. This article adopts post-colonial theory, cultural identity theory and translation strategy theory to analyze the characteristics of domesticating translation and foreignizing translation in The Woman Warrior, and explores translation strategies that are more conducive to the construction of cultural identity through comparison. Finally, it is concluded that foreignizing translation is a more effective translation strategy under the premise of constructing cultural identity.
A Feminist Approach to the Reconstruction of Fidelity Paradigm - A Case Study of Jane Eyre
Authors: Cao Jiayi
Published: November 2023

From a feminist perspective and using feminist translation theory as its theoretical framework, this article, subverts the traditional notion of fidelity in translation through Sherry Simons feminist translation theory. It employs strategies of supplementation and hijacking to conduct a comparative study of male and female translations of Charlotte Brontes Jane Eyre. This research demonstrates differences in translation strategies and ideological perspectives between male and female translators, indicating that female translators, when using the supplementation strategy, pay more attention to shaping female characters and qualities. They also incorporate their own understanding and sympathy for female characters into the translation process to highlight the translators subjective position. However, male translators may deliberately or inadvertently stigmatize, belittle, or mock female images in their translations. Therefore, female translators employ the hijacking strategy to intervene in the text with feminism and embed female thinking. The goal is to eliminate discrimination against women and strive for gender equality. And it highlights the identity and subjectivity of female translators and advocating for gender equality. At the same time, the strategies and significance of feminist translation theory provide rich intellectual resources for the criticism and development of translation theory.
Analysis of the Influence of School Uniforms on Students Gender Cognition
Authors: Yuan Yang
Published: November 2023

Reposting the 100-year history of Chinese school uniforms, Chinese school uniforms have undergone great changes both in the style of clothing and the meaning conveyed to the growth of teenagers. In todays society, the main function of Chinese school uniforms is reflected in the convenience of the schools order and unity and the role identity of students. However, it has largely ignored the important influence of school uniforms on the gender cognition of students. By analyzing the current situation, function, and influence of school uniforms on teenagers gender cognition, this study proposes that todays school uniforms in China lack the design of gender differentiation of students, which hinders the catalytic maturity of students good gender consciousness, and indicates that the future development of school uniforms in China should adapt to social and cultural development. While improving the style and quality, we pay attention to the important influence of school uniforms on the gender cognition of students and show the gender characteristics in combination with the development of social cognition in todays China.