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Taking Geely's Acquisition of Volvo as an Example to Analyze the Development of Automotive Industry in China
Authors: Liu Chengye
Published: June 2024

The research background of this paper is the global growth of foreign direct investment and the potential of the Chinese automotive market, with a focus on Geely's acquisition of Volvo. The paper analyzes the acquisition motives, financing methods, market risks, and competitive prospects. The research aims to explore the reasons, impacts, and future development prospects of Geely's acquisition of Volvo. Geely's acquisition of Volvo is mainly aimed at increasing market share and compensating for the shortcomings of its own independent brands. After the acquisition, Geely can enter the ranks of second-tier luxury brands and upgrade its own brand with the help of Volvo's technology and brand advantages. Geely has adopted various financing methods, including domestic bank loans and equity financing, but still faces debt repayment pressure and market volatility risks. However, with Volvo's inclusion, Geely can gain stronger competitiveness in the high-end luxury car market. The addition of Volvo could help Geely expand its market share in the luxury brand segment. Geely will further enhance its brand influence and market performance through the development of the new Lynk & Co joint venture with Volvo and the high-end electric vehicle brand Polestar.
Physical Fitness Problems and Improvement Strategies of Chinese College Students: A Case Study of Physical Fitness Data from Northeast Normal University
Authors: Zhao Zichen
Published: June 2024

Using Northeast Normal University as a case study, this study aims to identify the root causes of these problems and provide corresponding improvement strategies by analyzing the physical health problems of college students in the university in depth. First, this study will investigate the reasons why college students lack awareness of exercise. With the increasing pressure of social competition, many college students are more concerned about their studies and employment prospects than the importance of their physical health. Secondly, this paper will also explore the effects of prolonged incorrect sitting posture on physical health. In addition, poor diet is also a common problem among Chinese college students. To address the above problems, this study will propose some improvement strategies. Firstly, schools and families should work together to strengthen the publicity and education work on college students' physical health and raise their awareness of exercise. Secondly, schools can increase the number of sports grounds and facilities and encourage students to actively participate in various sports activities. In addition, it is also necessary to introduce the knowledge of correct sitting posture in the classroom as well as regular activities such as stretching exercises.
Analysis On the Criminal Jurisdiction Path of Foreign-Related Cybercrime from The Perspective of Transnational Telecom Fraud
Authors: Wang Fei , Zheng Tianqi
Published: June 2024

In today's era of advanced science and technology and rapid development of big data Internet, China's online telecom fraud shows the characteristics of transnational behavior or result, collectivization of criminal organization structure, diversification of crime methods, ganging of people involved and internationalization of cybercrime connection points. When Internet telecom fraud crimes occur from abroad to China, the research on whether China has jurisdiction over other countries and how to determine jurisdiction is of great benefit to building an effective information framework to combat crimes, actively accelerating the pace of international cooperation, effectively coordinating jurisdiction conflicts, and continuously strengthening the ability of domestic judicial organs to perform their duties. Therefore, this paper will start with the criminal jurisdiction of foreign-related cyber crimes from the perspective of transnational telecom fraud, and actively explore the correct way to determine the criminal jurisdiction of foreign-related cyber crimes in China by using the methods of literature research and comparative research. This paper starts with an all-round overview of telecom fraud, and then studies its essence and characteristics in the dimension of transnational telecom fraud. The theoretical basis and existing difficulties of the exercise of criminal jurisdiction over transnational telecommunication network crimes are summarized in two parts. This paper expounds the dilemma of the exercise of criminal jurisdiction, and finally gives some suggestions on the exercise of criminal jurisdiction over foreign-related cybercrime in China according to the above problems.
Research on the Global Development of Film Industry and New Media Industry in the All Media Era
Authors: Zhang Shiyuan
Published: June 2024

In recent years, new media and the film industry have developed rapidly and are gradually becoming globalized. However, the globalization of new media and film will have a huge impact on the film industry and the economy in different ways. Through the analysis of literature and global economic trends, this paper concludes that film globalization and the development of new media will have more positive impacts than negative impacts on the global economy and the film industry. The globalization of film and the birth of new media will make a huge contribution to the development of the global economy in terms of consumption, investment, import and export, and unemployment. Although there are still many disadvantages in the film and new media industries, if they are actively rectified and more strict and reasonable regulations are appropriately added, these two industries will bring more contributions to the world. The development of the film and new media industry has more advantages than disadvantages for the development of all aspects of the world.
China’s Economic Recovery Policies and Their Impact Since the COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Wang Fusheng
Published: June 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the global economy, prompting nations to adopt various recovery measures. The crisis compelled China to innovate and adapt its economic policies to focus on both short-term recovery and long-term stability. This paper conducts a comprehensive analysis of China’s post-pandemic economic policies and their ramifications, both domestically and internationally. It explores the fiscal, monetary, and social measures implemented by China to stimulate economic activity and addresses the challenges these policies face, such as regional disparities and social inequalities. The paper also examines China’s role in the global economic landscape post-pandemic, evaluating the potential effects of its policies on international trade and relations. Finally, the study offers a set of practical suggestions to overcome identified challenges. This paper aims to serve as a reference point for policymakers, scholars, and stakeholders interested in understanding China's post-pandemic economic strategies and their global implications.
Study of Ideological-Political Education in Foreign Literature Curriculum Group
Authors: Chen Ying , Zhai Weiji
Published: June 2024

This paper discuses the construction of ideological-political education in foreign literature curriculum group with the intention of establishing a curriculum group to make the ideological-political education have a continuity and durability. The paper demonstrates the necessity of curriculum group ideological-political education and the current situation in foreign literature teaching. Further exploration is made into some fundamental issues concerned with the ideological-political educational construction in curriculum group, including its ideas and paths, then to realize the fundamental task of moral education in foreign literature curriculum group.
Study on the impact of trade policy uncertainty on the digital transformation of export enterprises
Authors: Zhang Bohan , Li Jiaxin , Yang Zhuolong
Published: June 2024

This study explores how trade policy uncertainty affects the digital transformation of export firms, taking into account the effects of R&D investment and executive team attributes as mediating and moderating factors of this association. The results of persistence, internal validity and variability tests show that the findings in this paper are reliable. In the coming period, export enterprises should deal with the instability of business policies by means of market differentiation and improving supply chain adaptability, and strengthen the capacity building of research and development and management teams to support technological innovation and adapt to environmental changes, so as to effectively deal with the uncertainty of business policies and achieve healthier and more orderly development.
The Inheritance and Innovation of The Knowledge System in Ancient Chinese Art History
Authors: Han JinYang
Published: June 2024

The knowledge system of ancient Chinese art history is a crucial heritage of Chinese culture, with its inheritance and innovation profoundly influencing the prosperity and development of Chinese culture. Over the course of history, ancient artists accumulated rich practical experience, forming distinctive artistic styles and expressive techniques. This valuable artistic heritage was transmitted through oral traditions, written records, and other means, providing valuable references and inspiration for later artistic creations. However, as times change and society develops, the knowledge system of ancient Chinese art history faces numerous challenges. Traditional art forms are gradually losing their value and status in modern society, and the younger generation’s awareness and interest in traditional art are diminishing, impacting and challenging traditional art forms. Therefore, it is necessary to explore the inheritance and innovation of the knowledge system of ancient Chinese art history. This involves not only the preservation and transmission of traditional art forms but also innovation and development based on tradition. By delving into the meaning and value of ancient art works, identifying their relevance to modern society, and infusing traditional art with new vitality and contemporary significance, contributions can be made to the inheritance and development of the knowledge system of ancient Chinese art history.
Effectiveness Of Contemporary American Documentary as The Media to Promote Female Empowerment
Authors: Zhou Qinxuan
Published: June 2024

Nowadays, with the development of the women's rights movement and raised awareness of the importance of gender equality, feminist documentaries have more diversified forms of expression and more inclusive themes, focusing more on the living conditions and spiritual world of women groups. It is of great research value and significance to see how contemporary documentaries portray the image of women and reflect the current state of women's spirits and social status. The main objective of this research is to analyze how contemporary feminist documentaries convey their messages of empowering women and dissect some social issues that women are confronting. Examples of documentary types analyzed in this study include expository, observational, and biographical documentaries, and the analysis involves three aspects of documentary which are persona construction, narrative style, and audiovisual language. By comparing and contrasting the different techniques and perspectives used in different documentaries based on existing theories and case studies, it is concluded that showing the female speaker as authoritative and unbiased, as well as presenting the story from the first-person perspective, paired with an omniscient narrative style, can effectively represent the modern documentary's advocacy of women's independence and empowerment.
Methods for Improving the Mobility of Semiconductor Carriers
Authors: Chen Xingyu
Published: June 2024

Semiconductor is the core of the information technology industry and a leading industry supporting economic and social development. Its products are mainly used in various fields such as computers, digital electronics, electrical, transportation, medical, aerospace, and so on. In recent years, the semiconductor application field has been continuously expanding with technological progress, and emerging fields such as 5G, artificial intelligence, intelligent driving, robotics, and drones have flourished, bringing new opportunities to the semiconductor industry. The main properties of semiconductors include conductivity, internal field, carrier concentration, and mobility. These properties are influenced by factors such as the preparation, processing technology, and device design of semiconductor materials. Among them, mobility is an important physical quantity that marks the speed of semiconductor carrier movement under the action of an electric field, and its size directly affects the working frequency and speed of semiconductor devices and circuits. For bipolar transistors, high carrier mobility can shorten the time for carriers to cross the base region, increase the characteristic frequency, and effectively improve the frequency, speed, and noise performance of the device. For field-effect transistors, improving carrier mobility is of greater significance. Therefore, this article summarizes different methods for improving semiconductor carrier mobility, including reducing impurities and defects, controlling lattice structure, adjusting doping element concentration, and intermolecular stacking. This page also describes the areas in which semiconductors with high carrier mobility are used, to serve as a reference for future semiconductor research.
Introdu Research on the Influencing Factors of Diabetes Prediction Model among Pima Indian Heritages Female Data
Authors: Huang Yaxuan
Published: June 2024

Diabetes, as the chronic disease that has the greatest impact on the health of the world, has caused an immeasurable impact on people's lives. This research employed Multiple Linear Regression to explore various factors contributing to the incidence of diabetes. The data contains multiple variables that may predict diabetes. The goal was to assess their predictive value on the diabetes binary outcome through a multiple linear regression model. Diagnostic plots indicated potential model violations, with the residuals vs. fitted values plot suggesting non-linear relationships and variable residual variance. The normal Q-Q plot revealed minor departures from normality, principally at the data extremes. The Scale-Location plot raised questions about the consistency of variance across the data, while leverage analysis did not identify any significantly influential data points. The MLR model yielded an R-squared value of 0.3033, suggesting that approximately 30% of the variability in diabetes outcomes was accounted for by the model. There were some variables that were found to be very significant: Glucose and BMI, which showed p-values that suggested strong associations with diabetes. The findings from this study have identified important determinants of health and have also indicated reasons why there is a need for improvements in the model diagnostics for diabetes. For better health care outcomes, these findings show that diabetes risks are complex and that predictive capacities could benefit from more sophisticated analytical models.
The Impact and Application of Big Data in Enterprise Human Resource Management
Authors: Han Limin
Published: June 2024

This paper focuses on the impact and application of big data technology in enterprise human resource management. With the development of information technology, big data has become an indispensable and important resource in enterprise management. In the field of human resource management, the introduction of big data technology provides enterprises with more accurate and efficient human resource management methods. This paper first introduces the basic concepts and characteristics of big data technology, and then analyzes the impact and application of big data on various aspects of enterprise human resource management, including recruitment, training, performance management and employee benefits. Finally, this paper summarizes the roles and challenges of big data in enterprise human resource management and proposes the future development direction.
Ecosystem Impacts of Changes in the Sex Ratio of Lampreys Based on Logistic and TOPSIS Models
Authors: Li Rongji , He Mufan , Zhao Song
Published: June 2024

This paper has investigated the significant sex ratio changes shown by lampreys under specific environmental conditions, and has analysed the impacts of lampreys on the ecosystem. It has explored the effects of changes in its sex ratio on food resource use, food chain structure, reproduction rate, and habitat use based on an ecosystem model of logistic modelling, thus revealing the major adjustments in ecological balance and impacts on system stability that may result from changes in sex ratio. This paper has further applied the TOPSIS model to parasitoids to analyse the potential advantages that changes in sex ratios bring to other species within the ecosystem, including the effects on food webs, ecological niches, parasitism processes and system health. The results of this study suggest that changes in the sex ratio of lampreys can provide advantages to specific species (especially parasitic species) through a variety of mechanisms.
The Impact of the Russia-Ukraine War on China-US Relations
Authors: Li Pengfei
Published: June 2024

The past a few years have been unfavourable for world stability. The rise of new economic and military powers, particularly China, raises concerns about the established market and geopolitical balances that have been solidified over the era known as the “Long Peace” after the Cold War. This concern has been mostly driven and powered by the United States. While China and the U.S. may not be directly engaged in this conflict, it is clear that it has transformed into a “silenced battleground” for these nations regarding global political and economic influence and ideological differences. Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Russia has entered a new phase characterised by ongoing challenges and conflicts in its relationship with the U.S., which continues to struggle with geopolitical challenges, particularly concerning the lasting impact of historical military capabilities of the Soviet Union. China’s involvement in the conflict, however indirect, demonstrates its explicit support for Russia and its antagonistic stance toward the U.S. and NATO. The escalation of tensions of Sino-American relationship is likely to exacerbate in the geopolitical crisis that the world is experiencing.
Navigating the Challenges of Compulsory Education: A Critical Examination of China's Double Reduction Policy
Authors: Liu Boyan
Published: June 2024

The article focuses on China's "Double Reduction" policy announced in 2021, which aims to ameliorate the high mental pressure of students associated with massive homework and limit tutoring services, thus mitigating high education anxiety and expenditure. The policy focuses on China's nine years of compulsory education, and the article is written in the form of content analysis with literature reviews and policy analysis. By decoding the policy terms and interpreting existing literature, the article offers insight into the impact of such a ground-changing policy. The result of the analysis is that although the policy effectively alleviates educational anxiety and costs, it also exacerbates social divisions and damages the quality of compulsory education. The new educational policy of China aims to magnify the gap between different socioeconomic statuses. Research argues that when addressing social issues and mental health issues, it should not come at the expense of education. The article calls for a balanced and careful approach to dealing with educational problems, and suggestions to mitigate the potential challenges, like gradually reducing assignments step by step and making asynchronous video lectures available for students nationwide, have been offered.
A Corpus-Based Study of Semantics of English and Chinese Pressure Antonyms "Light/Heavy"
Authors: Li Yihao
Published: June 2024

This study delves into the antonymous pair "light/heavy," commonly used in everyday interpersonal discourse, focusing on a comprehensive comparative analysis of the Chinese and English pressure antonyms "light/heavy." To learn more about this language phenomena, data taken from the Center for Chinese Linguistics PKU Corpus and the British National Corpus are analyzed. The analysis follows the framework of conceptual metaphor theory and is based on a semantic approach. The study reveals that, when analyzed under the prism of conceptual metaphor, the definitions of "light" and "heavy" embrace 14 other categories in addition to the weight domain. Notably, in the Chinese language, "light" and "heavy" take on connotations related to attitudes and social statuses, symbolizing contempt and respect, respectively. These nuanced connotations are absent in their English counterparts. The implications of these findings carry significance for Chinese-English translation and the field of second language acquisition, particularly concerning pressure antonyms.
The Protection of The Rights of The Respondent in Civil Compulsory Enforcement.
Authors: Liu Erqing
Published: June 2024

This article focuses on the important role of safeguarding civil rights during the execution process. Due to the unequal rights and obligations between the parties in the execution process, citizens find it difficult to resist the exercise of public power, resulting in the infringement of their property rights and personal rights during execution.To address the above issues, this article proposes the improvement of the execution system and execution supervision, as well as the enhancement of the protection of the respondent's property and human rights and specific institutional suggestions.This article mainly focuses on the operation of public power in the execution process, which plays an important role in protecting the rights of the respondent. The status of the respondent in the execution process should be elevated, and public power should be restricted and supervised. When necessary, public power should also intervene and assist the respondent.
Research Progress on Different Dietary Patterns in the Control of Diabetes
Authors: Zhao Jinhan
Published: June 2024

Diabetes is a group of metabolic diseases caused by genetic and environmental factors, which is characterized by chronic hyperglycemia. It is a common and frequent disease, and a worldwide public health problem that seriously threatens human health. As a chronic disease that requires long-term medication, diabetes and complications consume a lot of medical resources, seriously affecting people's quality of life and bringing a huge economic burden to the global health system. Therefore, more and more researchers have begun to study how to treat diabetes through diet. This article combines the three dietary methods of DASH diet, low GI diet and traditional Chinese medicine diet, analyzes their similarities and differences, advantages and disadvantages, and draws the following conclusions: eating more whole grains, drinking more low-fat or skim milk, and reducing the amount of fat in the diet will be conducive to the control of diabetes. Diabetes can be controlled through a reasonable diet, which brings hope to diabetics.
Research on the Phenomenon of Acceleration in Mathematics during the Primary Period in China
Authors: Shao Yingqian
Published: June 2024

Mathematics education plays a pivotal role in the learning process of primary school students, significantly influencing their numerical comprehension, logical thinking abilities, and the development of their worldviews, life perspectives, and values. However, as social progress accelerates and the concept of "accelerated education" becomes more prevalent, there is an increasing concern regarding the impact of acceleration in mathematics learning in primary schools on children's overall development. However, there is a gap in academic research. Based on existing literature, this paper reveals that acceleration in mathematics learning in the primary period deviates from children's cognitive developmental patterns and hampers their proximal development to some extent. Moreover, it does not foster long-term growth in rational thinking skills or scientific spirit and intelligence. This study proposes several suggestions to address this phenomenon effectively, like encompassing innovative teaching methods, improving teaching content, and interdisciplinary evaluation approaches. These recommendations include selecting appropriate teaching materials and cultivating a classroom environment that encourages questioning. The aim is to provide essential theoretical foundations for national policymakers while harnessing the potential of mathematics education to bridge existing academic gaps.
Legal Effect of Internet Privacy Policy
Authors: Wang Weiyuan
Published: June 2024

The legal effect of Internet privacy policies is self-evident in protecting users’ personal privacy. However, in practical applications, the implementation of privacy policies faces many challenges. First, conflicts between commercial interests and privacy protection often arise, and network service providers may infringe on user privacy in pursuit of commercial interests. Secondly, considerations of national security and social stability may also conflict with the protection of personal privacy. Network service providers may need to cooperate with the investigation and regulatory requirements of government departments, thus causing certain infringements on users' privacy rights. In addition, imperfect laws and regulations on personal privacy protection also limit the legal effectiveness of Internet privacy policies. In order to respond to these challenges, this article clarifies the legal status and scope of validity of Internet privacy policies, strengthens the legal supervision and enforcement of Internet privacy policies, strengthens users’ participation in Internet privacy policies and the protection of rights and interests, establishes a self-regulatory mechanism for network service providers, and Targeted suggestions were put forward in terms of industry standardization mechanisms and other aspects, hoping to improve the legal effectiveness of Internet privacy policies, solve problems and challenges in practical applications, further protect users' privacy rights, and maintain national security and social stability.
A Three-Dimensional Exploration for Integrating The Second Integration into Ideological and Political Courses at Universities
Authors: Liu Siyu
Published: June 2024

General Secretary Xi Jinping emphasized the crucial role of the second integration from the perspective of constructing a modern civilization for the Chinese nation during the cultural heritage development symposium, providing a solid theoretical basis and rich ideological content for ideological and political courses in universities. From a theoretical logic perspective, integrating the second integration into university ideological and political education has a deep logical foundation: firstly, it stems from the inclusiveness of Chinese fine traditional culture; secondly, it originates from the ideological and educational nature of university ideological and political courses. In terms of value implications, integrating the second integration into university ideological and political courses is essential for promoting high-quality development of these courses and cultivating new talents of the era. From the practical path, realizing the second integration in university ideological and political courses must adhere to the guiding position of Marxism, consolidate the main channel of classroom teaching, strengthen the construction of the ideological and political education teaching staff, and pay attention to the educational environment of ideological and political courses.
Current Status of Media Literacy Education for Children
Authors: Bayar Chinzorig , Su Hai , Alatengsuhe Alatengsuhe
Published: June 2024

Media literacy education originated in the 1930s in developed Western countries, emerging from the educational philosophies of British scholars and Danish workers. Since the latter half of the 20th century, media literacy education has gradually gained popularity in Europe, North America, Oceania, Latin America, and parts of Asia, becoming a new subject in teaching. In China, the introduction of media literacy education began relatively late. However, in the digital age, children are exposed to media at an increasingly younger age, and how they interpret, critique, and resist societal and cultural manipulation in new media environments, maintain cultural independence, and flexibly respond to various information impacts has become a topic of social concern. Under such social premises, how to cultivate children's media literacy in education, and what the contents and goals of media literacy education should be, have become focal points. Therefore, this paper discusses the objectives, current status, and methods of media literacy education.
The Shield of Privacy in the Digital Age: The Clash between Facial Recognition Technology and Personal Information ProtectionCase Analysis and Strategy Discussion
Authors: Zhang Jingdan
Published: June 2024

Driven by the wave of digitalization, facial recognition technology has become a key tool for identity verification and security monitoring. However, with its widespread application in daily life, issues of personal privacy security have also become prominent. This study delves into the complexities of facial recognition technology in the realm of personal information security through case analysis, revealing its convenience as an identity verification tool and the risks it poses as a potential means of privacy infringement. The research aims to identify and analyze the ethical and legal issues faced by facial recognition technology and to propose strategies for strengthening personal information protection. This paper integrates literature review, case studies, and international comparative analysis to provide support and recommendations for the practice and policy-making of personal information protection in the digital age.
Theory and Practice of Procedural Defense With Illegal Evidence Exclusion Rule as Core
Authors: Zhang Jingdan
Published: June 2024

Procedural defense is a form of defense proposed by defense counsel based on criminal procedural law, aiming to safeguard litigation rights and supervise the legality of procedures. It is an important component of criminal defense. The illegal evidence exclusion rule is the core content of procedural defense and an important means to achieve judicial justice in criminal cases. This paper, taking the illegal evidence exclusion rule as its core, explores procedural defense from both theoretical and practical perspectives. Firstly, it defines the concept of procedural defense and reviews the development of the illegal evidence exclusion rule, elucidating its current status. Secondly, it categorizes four types of procedural defense: request-based, demand-based, defensive, and remedial, elaborating on their characteristics, application conditions, operational methods, and practical effects. Through a case analysis of the Zhang Guoxi Bribery Case, it demonstrates the specific application of procedural defense in practice. Thirdly, it discusses the value significance of procedural defense, pointing out that procedural defense not only embodies the value of procedural justice but also contributes to achieving the goal of substantive justice. It is of significant theoretical and practical value for safeguarding the litigation rights of defendants, supervising the procedural legality of prosecuting authorities, and promoting the efficiency and fairness of criminal proceedings. Finally, it analyzes the challenges and dilemmas faced by procedural defense in Chinas criminal procedural practice, mainly manifested in the lack of clear and perfect legal basis, the unfair and undemocratic practice environment, and the insufficiently significant and stable practical effects of procedural defense. Some improvement strategies and suggestions are proposed in order to provide reference for the healthy development and wide application of procedural defense.
How Does Technology (Re)Shape Our Everyday Life?
Authors: He Jingyi
Published: June 2024

In recent years, the development of technology is increasingly helping people to solve problems in life, but it is undeniable that the development of technology is also leading to many life and psychological problems.
Research on the Development of Feminism from the Perspective of the Internet
Authors: He Jingyi
Published: June 2024

The development of the Internet in recent years has provided more channels for the development of feminism, and at the same time has provided an important way for the development and improvement of women's rights in all aspects.
Research on Family Investigator System in Family Justice
Authors: Pei Zhaobin , Zhang Xinyang
Published: June 2024

Since the Supreme People's Court decided to reform the way and working process of family trial, many experimental courts have begun extensive practical research, among which the implementation of the family investigator system is a notable feature. In order to further improve the professional ability of family trial, this study aims to conduct in-depth exploration and research from the current state of the family investigator system and refer to the successful experience at home and abroad, and provide some suggestions for improving the family investigator system. First of all, we need to unify the selection system of family investigators; Next, we need to establish a family investigator investigation process; Again, it is necessary to clarify the validity of the findings in law; Finally, we should specify the remedies available to the parties. In order to achieve family harmony and social stability, the work of family trial needs to become more scientific and professional.
The Digital Fabric of Nationalism: How Social Media Weaves Banal Nationalism into Everyday Life
Authors: Huang Jiayun
Published: June 2024

In the digital era, social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Weibo have transcended their roles as mere communication tools, emerging as pivotal arenas for the expression and amplification of banal nationalism. This paper explores how these platforms embed subtle nationalistic sentiments within the everyday online interactions of millions, thereby enhancing and reinforcing users sense of national identity. Through qualitative analysis of various social media posts and a comprehensive literature review, this study investigates the mechanisms through which these digital platforms perpetuate nationalistic narratives. Additionally, the paper employs visual data analysis of social media content to demonstrate the prevalence of national symbols and narratives, particularly during significant national events. The findings indicate that social media platforms not only reflect but actively shape societal trends through algorithm-driven content curation that promotes emotionally charged nationalistic posts. This paper underscores the need for a nuanced understanding of how digital environments influence national identity construction and the subtle ways in which they foster a digital form of banal nationalism.
Predicting Models of Financial Crises
Authors: Lu Yao
Published: June 2024

This study used data from 1870 to 2008 to test the role of logistic regression models in predicting financial crises. This article first dealt with missing values in the data and removed time trends. Then, logistic regression models were used to predict and explore the occurrence of financial crises. During the exploration process, this article adopted principal component analysis and the method of eliminating multicollinearity interference for model optimization, and ultimately found that the area under the curve (AUC) in logistic regression was the highest, at 0.86. This indicates that logistic regression models provide more reliable predictions for financial crises. Based on the results, we further speculate that the total asset value and GDP are very important factors determining whether a financial crisis will occur. While there is room for improvement, the conclusion for this study still provides valuable insights into the connection between financial crises and specific banking factors.
The Application of Blockchain Technology in the Financial Field
Authors: Fan Wei , Wang Yuhung , Wang Zicheng , Xu Xiangmin
Published: June 2024

The advent of the digital age has made innovative technologies exceptionally important, many research institutions and businesses are continuously increasing their investments in the field of new digital technologies. Blockchain, as one of the significant breakthrough inventions, has sparked widespread attention in both academia and society. The key reason that truly determines the disruptive strategic position of blockchain lies in its unique features of decentralization, transparency, immutability, and its powerful applicability across various industries. In this paper, we aim to explore the practical applications of blockchain technology in the financial sector based on an interpretation of its characteristics. We will delve deeper into how blockchain technology, within its decentralized framework, plays specific roles in aspects such as data security, identity verification, cryptocurrencies, transaction efficiency, and market fairness. Furthermore, we will combine case studies to analyze the existing achievements in the application of blockchain technology, the regulatory issues it faces, and the practical implementation challenges.
Measurement of Risk-weighted Assets of Commercial Banks under the New Basel Accord and Capital Management Approach
Authors: Kang Xinyue , Huang Xinwei , Wu Yuxin , Liu Zhenxing
Published: June 2024

The Basel Accord is the main worldwide regulatory standard for bank capital and risk set by the Basel Committee. It encourages banks to identify not only current risks but also future risks and to improve their existing risk management systems to manage economical risks. Since the promulgation of the Accord, the Basel Committee has issued a series of regulatory documents reforming the risk-weighted asset measurement framework. The core elements of the Accord include revisions to the Standardized Approach to Credit Risk, the Internal Ratings-based Approach to Credit Risk, the Operational Risk Capital Measurement Methodology, the Capital Floor, and the Leverage Ratio regulatory framework. In China, commercial banks, not only influence the transmission of the country's fiscal and monetary policies, but also indirectly affect the development of the country's real economy through credit investment. Therefore, the promotion and implementation of the Basel Accord's measurement index indicators and supervisory standards are conducive to the maintenance of China's financial industry's prosperous development and the steady expansion of the size of the real economy.
Platform Economy in the Digital Age: A Literature Review of Digital Platform and Monopoly
Authors: Jiang Qianqian , Chen Yanrong , Han Chi , Lin Enqi
Published: June 2024

As the development and innovation of science and technology continued since the 1990s, the Internet, the World Wide Web blockchain technology, and other mathematical economic technologies have subtly changed the traditional real economy. The continued popularity of these products drives the economic business model of a new era: the digital economy. But at the same time, due to some characteristics of the digital economy itself and the lack of supervision, it may cause a monopoly phenomenon and fair competition in the market. Therefore, this article emphasizes the importance of studying the characteristics of the digital economy and combining them with case studies. Hence, this paper will combine many aspects of EU antitrust regulation to discuss the relationship between digital platform economy and monopoly, as well as the four key elements of platform monopoly, case study and antitrust, and summarize the commonalities of the results of previous studies.
Business Model Analysis of Netflix
Authors: Li Ruiting , Duan Shengqi
Published: June 2024

Netflix does user behaviour analysis with the use of data analytics in order to direct content strategy and increase customer engagement. An in-depth analysis has shown that Netflix employs sophisticated algorithms to assess viewing trends and preferences in order to create information that may be used. Netflix can provide personalized suggestions, recognize popular content categories, and constantly improve its platform as a result of the data-driven insights it obtains. In the end, the use of data analytics by netflix helps the corporation to acquire and develop highly relevant content, improve the user experience, and increase customer retention rates. This study makes a contribution to the existing body of literature on data analytics and media platforms. In addition to this, it has a number of important practical consequences for businesses who want to compete in the era of digital streaming.
The Impact of Immigration Policy on the British Labor Market after Brexit
Authors: Zhu Qinru
Published: June 2024

This article focuses on the impact of post-Brexit immigration policy on the UK labour market. The article points out the potential for large fluctuations in employment numbers due to the fact that the Brexit period coincided with the COVID-19 pandemic, and focuses on sectors such as tourism and trade. High inflation has also led to large differences in wage levels between different markets. The article is roughly divided into three different labour markets, high, medium and low, to be investigated. To minimize the impact of inflation, the authors chose to use average real wage data rather than nominal wages throughout the data collection process. The authors also rely on sources of labour mobility affected by immigration policy to make their conclusions as verifiable as possible. In conclusion, immigration policy has had a significant impact on the UK labour market, particularly in sectors such as tourism and trade.
Analysis and Prospect of Diagnosis, Treatment, and Public Health Policy of Dementia
Authors: Shi Jing , Wu Shuang , Li Hancheng
Published: June 2024

In China, dementia is the leading cause of elderly disability and death. Its characteristics include a high prevalence rate, a low rate of diagnosis and treatment, and a high cost of treatment and maintenance. As a result, patients (and their families) as well as society are subjected to a significant mental and financial burden. Based on the available research and data, this paper examines the epidemiological classification of dementia, identifies issues with dementia diagnosis, treatment, and maintenance, examines and discusses the application of current public health regulations, and makes pertinent recommendations to advance the development of dementia prevention and maintenance. Finally, we draw the conclusion that while the current policies have somewhat improved the prevention and care conditions for dementia patients and their families, future long-term care and home-care policies, insurance policies, discipline development, and medical education policies still need to be implemented more effectively.
The Fundamental Factors for Tiktok to Successfully Enter the International Market
Authors: Zhao Yang , Li Mutian , Xu Ziqi
Published: June 2024

This research study used SWOT marketing analysis technology to investigate how TikTok successfully entered the international market. The advantage of TikTok is its powerful data collection capabilities and unique algorithms, which can accurately recommend content to users and effectively improve user stickiness. TikTok's weakness lies in its overseas development model. The opportunity TikTok faces is that diverse content and fragmented information can meet the needs of users. The threat TikTok faces is increasingly fierce market competition, as well as bans from some countries, which may pose some challenges for TikTok to enter the international market. The results indicate that TikTok has a clear competitive advantage, and its weaknesses can be compensated for through some measures. The macro environment has brought good opportunities for TikTok, and TikTok has effective promotion strategies. As long as it can address cultural and political factors, it can improve its competitiveness in the international market and successfully enter the international market.
Tesla's Product Improvement Strategies in the Electric Vehicle Market
Authors: Li Chuanjun , Na Jiayu , Nan Keyu , Qin Junjie , Wu Mengfei
Published: June 2024

Background: The electric vehicle (EV) market has experienced significant growth in recent years, driven by global efforts towards sustainable transportation. Among the prominent players in this market, Tesla stands out as an innovative force. This research paper aims to comprehensively analyze Tesla's strategies for enhancing its products and maintaining a competitive edge in the EV industry. Problem Definition: This paper addresses several key research questions, including how Tesla's commitment to product improvement provides a competitive advantage over traditional gasoline-powered vehicles, what are the mechanisms enabling Tesla to sustain its product advantage in the evolving EV market, and how Tesla adapts its product offerings to diverse regional market dynamics. Methodology/Results: We employ a case study methodology to examine Tesla's product enhancement strategies across different markets and scenarios. Our analysis reveals that Tesla has made significant advancements in battery technology, engine efficiency, intelligent driving features, user experience, and cost-effectiveness. These improvements have given Tesla a distinct edge over traditional vehicles, offering better range, performance, and lower total cost of ownership.
Construction of a Scoring and Ranking System for Multi-Factor Quantitative Stock Selection Strategy with Daily Rebalancing: An Analysis of SSE A-shares Component Stocks
Authors: Ren Yihan , Lin Yulei , Li Jiatong , Guo Linxuan , Chen Wangdi
Published: June 2024

In this study, we introduce a four factor equal-weight scoring model, utilizing SSE A-shares from 2019 to 2023, aimed at identifying stocks of high investment potential. We innovatively incorporate the E/I factor to assess the intrinsic investment value of stocks, integrating it with PEG, RSI, and beta to ensure a comprehensive information capture. While assuming the feasibility of short-selling in the A-share market, our proposed strategy offers insights for future statistical arbitrage strategies in this market, underscoring the significance of risk hedging. Our preliminary analysis suggests that the influence of the four factors on a stock's intrinsic value is not strictly linear. Consequently, we employ a factor rating approach to enhance their explanatory power regarding a stock's intrinsic investment value. Initial results indicate that while our original strategy effectively manages risk, it compromises on returns. However, post-adjustment, the refined scoring model demonstrates robust profitability, yielding an annual return of 23.967078% and a Sharpe ratio of 1.146165. These findings validate the efficacy of our proposed strategies, offering traders a novel investment direction.