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CORPORATE UNIVERSITIES: MANAGEMENT PRIORITIES, SOLUTIONS, PROSPECTS. PART 2
Authors: Artamonov Vladimir , Lukin Vladimir , Musienko Tamara
Published: February 2025

The article is a continuation of the analytical review of corporate universities' researches as knowledge management institutions based on networking, implementing strategies for the formation of intellectual capital and innovation management. The role of corporate governance in innovative development is revealed.
The article shows that in the competitive and dynamic world of modern technologies, one of the priorities in the management of corporate universities remains to ensure the functioning and development of training networks and innovative structures.
The tendency of strengthening the role of corporate universities in the context of digitalization is noted. With the spread of digital technologies, corporate universities are increasingly competing with traditional universities in this segment.
The definition of prospects for improving the efficiency of corporate university management is based on the study of relevant practices for the implementation of management decisions, taking into account the elaboration of theoretical and methodological aspects of the study of the problem.
The concepts of social responsibility of corporate universities and innovation risk are being developed, and practical strategic schemes for introducing innovations in conditions of uncertainty have been appropriately justified.
Further formation of the theoretical basis for the study of strategies of corporate universities around the world in the field of knowledge management and innovative development based on their comparative analysis remains in demand.
An analytical review of the scientific literature confirms the gradual formation of a special conceptual framework for the study of knowledge management and innovation in corporate universities around the world.
The aim of the project is to systematize the scientific results of relevant research works, summarize the main conceptual and methodological solutions in the study of knowledge management and innovation systems, identify the main priorities and promising management strategies of corporate universities in Russia, China, Brazil, Iran, Chile, Indonesia, Kenya, Nigeria, Spain, South Korea and other countries in this field the sphere.
The main task is to determine the role of universities of this type in the development of intellectual capital and innovation systems within the framework of a comparative analysis of specific cases of knowledge and innovation management in corporate universities around the world.
FIRE EVACUATION IN MUSEUMS: DEVELOPMENT AND PERFORMANCE OF EVACUATION DRILLS BASED ON NUMERICAL SIMULATION
Authors: Kirik Ekaterina , Vitova Tatiana , Bogdanov Alexey , Sushkova Olga
Published: February 2025

The article is devoted to the preparation and conduct of a training evacuation from the Winter Palace. The plan being developed is based on calculations of fire development and evacuation. Based on them, estimates of time parameters are given – the time of blocking and the time of evacuation of building sections, the difference between these indicators is estimated and possible delays in the start of evacuation are estimated. Also, based on calculations, an assessment of possible evacuation routes is given. This previously obtained information is important because museums have a feature expressed in the fact that visitors are not familiar with the layout, are poorly oriented in the building, and are in a special emotional status that does not imply a quick cancellation of intentions to inspect the exhibits. Therefore, an understanding of the available time is required, and personnel training is required to manage the evacuation. The thesis that the staff plays a key role was confirmed during the training evacuation, and other organizational conclusions were made.
THE INFORMATION SYSTEM USER BEHAVIOR MODELS REVIEW IN INTERESTS OF COUNTERACTING INSIDER ACTIVITY (BY THE STATE OF DOMESTIC SCIENTIFIC SEGMENT)
Authors: Buinevich Mikhail , Moiseenko Grigory
Published: February 2025

The work is devoted to counteracting insider activity in organizations, leading to threats to its information resources. Insiders are considered to be a relatively new type of them – unintentional, which does not have malicious motives and is a consequence of deviation in human behavior as a user of an information system. A general methodological outline of the proposed scientific research are given. At its first stage, it is necessary to develop a model of user behavior (taking into account system vulnerabilities, information resources, deviations, etc.), for which a review of the top-10 scientific publications of Russian scientists is carried out. Systematization of works in tabular form using comparison criteria (year of publication, areas of application, state
of the solution, analytical form, use of machine learning and reflection of the fact of unintentionality) allows us to draw a number of conclusions regarding the state of the subject area, as well as put forward basic assumptions for creating the necessary behavior model.
Synthesis and Luminescence Studies of Eu2+ doped MgSiO3 Inorganic Phosphors for Energy Storage Phosphors
Authors: Nande Dr. Amol
Published: February 2025

The inorganic luminescence materials is widely studies for several applications including displays, light emitting didoes, energy storage etc. In this research work, the authors have synthesized MgSiO3:Eu2+ inorganic phosphor using modified solid state reaction method. The prepared samples were sent for photoluminescence to study emission and excitation properties. The emission and excitation properties show broad peak which are suitable for long lasting luminescence behavior. Thus, this material can be a good candidate for energy or data storage material. Along with experimental measurements, the emission spectra can be stimulated suing theoretical model. The both emission spectra matched with each other.
Gender and Power in Victorian Literature: A Comparative Analyses
Authors: Mahbub Tunazzina Binte
Published: February 2025

Strict class, gender, and moral dictates defined the social structure of the (1837-1901) Victorian era. In this framework, gender roles, especially for women, were limiting and complicated. By comparing four of the major novels of the period, Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre, George Eliot's Middlemarch, Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles, and Charles Dickens's Great Expectations, it examines representations of gender and power in Victorian literature. Through the focus on the patriarchal texts of the oppressed fighting against the status quo, this research explores how writers of the time reflected societal issues or challenged them outright, disrupting the same in subtle and overt forms and struggles. At the heart of this is the idea of the "New Woman," a disruption of tradition in the form of an intellectual and socially rebellious figure of the time who does not conform to gender roles. Using a feminist, poststructuralist , and queer lens, this study interrogates the representation and resistance of dominant gender roles and power structures. Examining key female and male characters from Jane Eyre and Dorothea Brooke to Tess Durbeyfield and Pip, the article identifies tropes of gendered independence, marriage, intellectual agency, and masculinity. The results, aside from being interesting at first sight, reveal the complicated role of Victorian literature in both upholding and subverting the values of the period, especially when it comes to women and the discourse surrounding autonomy and agency. In conclusion, this article shows that the cross-section between gender and power played out in Victorian fiction is equally reflective of the time shortly before their publication whilst remaining relevant critiques in ongoing conversations and debates about gender equality and autonomy today.
Economic dispatch model of renewable energy system considering demand response
Authors: Guo Shiqin
Published: February 2025

Due to the intermittency and volatility of renewable energy, the system stability is poor and the operating cost is high. This study proposes an economic dispatch model for renewable energy systems based on a demand response model and differential evolution algorithm. A demand response model based on real-time flexible tariffs is combined with charging and discharging strategies for electric vehicles to optimize flexible load dispatch in the system. This combination is intended to improve the efficiency and reliability of grid operation. The traditional differential evolution algorithm is prone to getting stuck in local optima. Given this, this study introduces a deterministic sequence-improved differential evolution algorithm to enhance population diversity and local search ability, significantly improving the global search performance and convergence efficiency of the algorithm. To validate the effectiveness of the model, function extremum and system operation simulation experiments are designed. The results showed that the improved algorithm had a variance of 0 and an optimal value of 10-30 on multi-modal functions, and a variance of 0 and an optimal value of 10-3.5 on fixed dimensional functions. After considering demand response, the peak valley difference in electricity consumption between renewable energy systems A and B was 90.15MW and 527.55MW, with fluctuations of 36.57MW and 201.79MW, and operating costs of 46058.76 yuan and 52.3315 million yuan, respectively. Research findings indicate that the electric energy coordination and economic management of this model have been significantly enhanced. These enhancements effectively ensure efficient energy utilization, facilitate the safe and stable operation of the system, and provide a novel theoretical foundation for the optimization and scheduling of renewable energy systems.
Spatial Analysis of Slope, Wind Direction, and Wind Speed in the Environmental Science Master’s Field Laboratory in Forest Areas with the Special Purpose of Wanadipa, Diponegoro University
Authors: Pradana Anggara Apriyan , Maryono Maryono , Muhammad Fuad
Published: February 2025

Higher Education institutions play an important role in the development of Science and Technology. They are supported by adequate facilities for carrying out educational activities, research, and innovation development through Special Purpose Forest Areas (KHDTK/Kawasan Hutan Dengan Tujuan Khusus). KHDTK is a forest area designated by the government for public purposes such as research and development, education and training, and religion and culture, the management of which is given to customary law communities, educational institutions, research institutions, and social and religious institutions. The research aims to identify wind direction, wind speed, and slope. This research uses a quantitative approach with the instruments of ArcGIS and Google Earth Pro and the analysis technique of WRPlot.The research results show that the wind speed and direction in 2023, between January and March, in the Undip MIL Field Laboratory area was strong, most of which blew from the northwest. In April, the wind speed decreased, and the direction of wind gusts changed starting from the south. Stable conditions were shown between May and December, with an average wind speed of 2.7 m/s and some wind gusts coming from the southeast. Moreover, the MIL UNDIP Field Laboratory has three types of slope classes: flat, gentle, and wavy slopes, with a value of 6.6%, 13.3%, and 20%, respectively.
Analisis Pengaruh Experiental Marketing Dan Service Quality Terhadap Customer Loyalty Dengan Customer Satisfaction Sebagai Variabel Intervening Di Outlet Ayam Geprek Cip-Cip
Authors: Citra Nova Amalia  , Nur Rokhman
Published: February 2025

This study aims to determine the direct effects of experiential marketing and service quality on customer satisfaction, as well as the direct effects of experiential marketing, service quality, and customer satisfaction on customer loyalty. Additionally, this research seeks to identify the indirect effects of experiential marketing and service quality on customer loyalty through customer satisfaction. The research was conducted at Ayam Geprek Cip-Cip. This is a quantitative study, with the population comprising all consumers of Ayam Geprek Cip-Cip, and the sample was selected using purposive sampling method. The sample size in this study was 200 respondents. The analysis technique used is the sobel test and path analysis carried out using IBM SPSS Statistics 25. The results of the study indicate that experiential marketing and service quality have a significant positive effect on customer satisfaction. Furthermore, experiential marketing, service quality, and customer satisfaction also have a significant positive effect on customer loyalty. Customer satisfaction mediates the relationship between experiential marketing and service quality on customer loyalty.
Battleground Studio: Adrian Ghenie - The Works on Paper
Authors: Egging Björn , Liebs Holger , Göttsch Jan-Markus
Published: February 2025

Adrian Ghenie is one of the most acclaimed artists of his generation. He is interested in the dangers and catastrophes caused by the ideologies of the 20th century, which the artist describes as the century of “humiliation.” The gloomy setting of his paintings and the deformed figures reveal the physical and psychological injuries caused by dictatorship and war. In the group of current charcoal drawings, Ghenie transfers his theme to the present and deals with the effects of digital media on people. The now extensive oeuvre of drawings and collages plays a central role in the pictorial alienation through motif montage and abstraction, which is presented for the first time in the Dresden Kupferstich-Kabinett in its development from the beginnings to the present day.
Использование метода моделирования на уроках биологии
Authors: Kinzyabayeva S.D. , Buskunova G.G.
Published: February 2025

В статье рассматривается актуальный вопрос методики обучения школьной биологии – применение метода моделирования на уроках биологии. Применение данного метода способствует повышению качества знаний учащихся по биологии, улучшает память, увеличивает уровень усвоения биологических понятий.
ASSOCIATION OF MAGNESIUM AND VITAMIN B6 DEFICIENCY WITH ANXIETY AND PANIC ATTACKS IN PREGNANT WOMEN DURING THE THIRD TRIMESTER: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY
Authors: Muhammad Yousaf  , Tahseen Ullah  , Syed Hassan Abrar  , Mazhar Ali  , Waseem Abbas  , Farmanullah  , Syed Ibrahim
Published: February 2025

Background: Anxiety and panic attacks are common during pregnancy, particularly in the third trimester due to hormonal fluctuations and increased physiological stress. Magnesium and vitamin B6 play critical roles in neurotransmitter function and stress regulation, yet their deficiencies may contribute to heightened anxiety symptoms.
Objective: To Assess the association between magnesium and Vitamin B6 Deficiency with frequency of anxiety symptoms and panic disorder in pregnancy and third trimesters.
Methods: Case-control study in 200 pregnant women at third trimester age, 28–40 weeks of gestation. The population was divided into two groups consisting of 100 cases with clinical anxiety/panic attacks and 100 healthy controls. Blood was collected for estimating serum magnesium and vitamin B6. Anxiety score was measured on the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) and the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 (GAD-7) scale. Food intake and supplements taken were documented. Association studies were done using statistical analyses, such as t-tests and logistic regression.
Results: Pregnant women with anxiety and panic attacks had significantly lower mean serum levels of magnesium (p < 0.05) and vitamin B6 (p < 0.05) compared to the controls. The levels of magnesium and B6 were inversely correlated with the severity scores of anxiety. Deficiency in both nutrients was found to be associated with a significant risk of a panic attack (OR: 2.5, 95% CI: 1.8–3.6, p < 0.001).
Conclusion: Magnesium and vitamin B6 deficiencies are significantly related to a heightened risk of anxiety and panic attacks during the third trimester of pregnancy. Nutritional intervention in this context, such as diet modification and supplementation may help mitigate such symptoms. It is recommended that researchers conduct more longitudinal studies to further establish this relationship and possibly its causality.
Research on the Relationship between Tibetans' Degree of Religious Devotion and Their Tendency to Work in Other Regions
Authors: Zhou Lihaolin
Published: February 2025

In recent years, the Tibetan people have made many contributions to safeguarding national unity. They contribute to the promotion of Chinese culture through joint efforts. This study examines the relationship between a Tibetan's degree of religious devotion and his propensity to work in other Chinese provinces. First, this article reviews the relevant literature, focusing on the relationship between the spatial patterns of ethnic minority settlements and the location of religious sites. Second, a questionnaire survey was conducted on this research topic. Chi-square is used to analyze data to determine if two variables are independent. In addition, this article analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of survey strategies. To sum up, the survey results are convincing and can provide references for related studies.
The Rise of Greta Thunberg: A Case Study in Micro-Celebrity and Global Climate Mobilisation
Authors: Liu Yichen
Published: February 2025

Social media influencers can mobilise their networks widely, sharing information and adding their voices to numerous online discussion groups in the digital age. The social media identity of Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg is marked by authenticity, making her an important figure in current discussions about climate change and activism. This essay will discuss her identity on social media platforms and mention the challenges regarding communication strategies and goals. Also, the relationship between the content creators, audiences and platforms will be investigated. It will argue that while social media has provided influencers the opportunity to develop their identities and communicate with their audiences, it has also exposed them to a great deal of online criticism and challenges.
The Impact of Free-Range Parenting on Children's Mental Health in China
Authors: Yan Bohan
Published: February 2025

Free-range parenting currently has a limited audience in China, where reducing parental control and involvement in children's growth is often perceived as a non-traditional and irrational choice by most parents. This paper analyzes Western theories, influences, and case studies within the context of China, conducting a comprehensive analysis to develop practical strategies for free-range education, particularly focusing on its main concepts. Compared to theoretical research, this study places greater emphasis on the psychological changes and emotional responses of children within this educational framework, especially the extent of positive impacts on their various abilities. Open parenting positively promotes children's psychological resilience and autonomy but should be implemented with certain optimization mechanisms. The research employs a mixed-method approach, combining qualitative and quantitative analyses to achieve theoretical insights while enhancing the practical design of free-range education under controlled and corrective mechanisms. The findings can effectively inform educational model selection and optimization strategies, including the design of control mechanisms and diversified models integrating multiple educational philosophies.
Research on the Inheritance and Dissemination Strategy of Wuhu Tongcao Painting under the New Media Narrative
Authors: Shi Xinru
Published: February 2025

As a local intangible cultural heritage, Wuhu Tongcao painting carries profound cultural value. However, due to the impact of modern economic society and culture, its inheritance faces severe challenges, and its dissemination and development is slightly declining compared with Guangzhou Tongcao painting. This paper deeply analyzes the dissemination of the two on new media platforms such as WeChat, Weibo,and Douyin. From the perspective of narratology, it explores the three core dimensions of narrative subject, narrative content, and narrative audio-visual language, and systematically constructs the narrative strategy of Wuhu Tongcao painting in the new media environment, aiming to find a way out for its dissemination through the combination of modern media and traditional intangible cultural heritage, and promote the dissemination and innovation of Wuhu Tongcao painting.
Decoupling between China and Latin America? The Competition and Containment of the US against China in the Energy Field in Latin America under the Sino-US Game
Authors: Song Yanke
Published: February 2025

In recent years, the battlefield of Sino-US competition and confrontation has been extended to other countries and regions. The US has always regarded Latin America as its “backyard” and its traditional sphere of influence. In the past two decades, China-Latin America relations have experienced sustained and rapid development, and China has become a dominant force and major influence in Latin America. Since Trump, the US government has continuously interfered in the development of China-Latin America relations, re-announced the “Monroe Doctrine” and maintained its hegemonic status in the Americas. And the US has taken various measures to interfere in China-Latin America relations. Energy relations are the new focus of China-Latin America relations and also the focus of US intervention. Therefore, this paper will explore the strategic competition and containment strategies of the US against China in the energy sector in Latin America since 2017 under Trump and Biden. The research identifies the US’s direct intervention measures, such as diplomatic pressure, economic sanctions, and public diplomacy campaigns, as well as indirect competitive strategies like financial incentives, multilateral alliances, and technical assistance. However, the energy sector’s vitality and the mutual benefits it offers have positioned Latin America as more than just a field for Sino-US competition. There is still space for continued and expanded China-Latin America cooperation.
Copyright Ownership of Artificial Intelligence Generated Products
Authors: Yang Liangyu
Published: February 2025

The issue of defining the rights of artificial intelligence generated products has always been a hot topic in various fields, triggering heated academic discussions. The emergence of Chat Gpt has further exacerbated the complexity of the problem.  ChatGPT mainly has powerful abilities such as dialogue comprehension for any task, complex logical reasoning, long grid multi text generation, and automatic generation of program code. Compared to the past where only certain algorithms, rules, and modules were used, ChatGPT has become more advanced, and its models and computational methods are more complex. Especially, its ability to meet the personalized needs of users has led to its generated content being more similar in form to human creative achievements. The definition of its ownership of rights has become more complex.The development of technology will inevitably bring potential for development and legal issues that are difficult to define in the short term.  It is of utmost importance to use the system to regulate newly emerging products in appropriate development channels.In the current state of socio-economic development that emphasizes the protection of rights, especially intellectual property, it is necessary to start from the reality of China and construct a copyright ownership model for artificial intelligence generated products that is suitable for China's active development level and legal system practice.
The Psychological Impact of Biophilic Architectural Spatial Experiences
Authors: Yu Xinning , Ouyang Muze , Shen Yu
Published: February 2025

While many studies have examined the experience of natural spaces in depth, and have found that biophilic design benefits a high level of human mental health. They understand how the natural element can help human beings and the provision of well-being. However, research on the beneficial effects of integrating ‘water’ in architectural spaces on psychological health is limited. The main aim of this study was to explore ways of designing hydrophilic spaces through parametric design and associating human behaviour with psychological perception. The data was generated from a specific case study and analysed through Grasshopper simulations. The results of the analyses show that hydrophilic spaces have a significant psychological impact. Firstly, parametric analyses can effectively be used to help construct nature-friendly spaces. Secondly, the correlation between human behaviour and the efficiency of perceiving the environment can be quantified. Thirdly, the perception of natural elements can be influenced by spatial design. The findings suggest that biophilic architectural design should broaden the physical and sensory typologies in architectural research to inspire reflection and deepening of design research. Furthermore, future architectural design should take more consideration of integrating natural elements to enhance human comfort and well-being.
The Intrinsic Logic of Industrial Internet Driving the Digital Transformation of SMEs and Policy Recommendations
Authors: Cao Huashen
Published: February 2025

The industrial internet, as a deep integration of new-generation information and communication technologies with the industrial economy, provides an accelerator for the digital transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). By connecting people, machines, objects, and systems, it constructs a new type of manufacturing and service system that encompasses the entire industrial chain and value chain, promoting the transformation and upgrading of the manufacturing industry. SMEs face challenges in digital transformation, such as insufficient digital knowledge reserves among management and employees, unclear transformation paths, and a lack of support for key elements. The intrinsic logic of the industrial internet lies in improving production efficiency and reducing costs, promoting innovation and business model transformation, and strengthening supply chain collaboration. Policy recommendations include enhancing the guidance of enterprise transformation capabilities, improving the supply level of transformation, and increasing policy support for transformation, to promote the digital transformation and high-quality development of SMEs.
Enlightenments of Confucian Principles of Teaching on Cultivating Middle School Teachers' Morality and Competence
Authors: Shang Junzhi , Ma Yuxin , Yang Ruoqing , Chen Yuerong , Cai Yinuo , Shi Jinghao
Published: February 2025

This study explores Confucius's educational philosophy, which has endured for over 2,500 years and continues to inspire modern educators. It identifies four central principles: the Tao as the ideal mission, virtue as the foundation of teaching, benevolence in student interactions, and holistic development through the "six arts." [1] The Tao emphasizes the importance of guiding students with moral integrity, while virtue highlights the necessity for teachers to embody the values they impart. Benevolence focuses on compassion and respect for individual student needs. The study argues that education should nurture innate goodness and potential, fostering empathy and moral character. Ultimately, it concludes that Confucius's principles advocate for an education that transcends mere knowledge, aiming to cultivate responsible and well-rounded individuals who positively impact society.
Strategies and Practices for Integrating Technology Foresight and S&T Information Work
Authors: Wang Xue , Zhou Kang , Mao Gang
Published: February 2025

In recent years, with the rapid development of modern technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data, technological innovation has played a core driving role in promoting the sustainable development of the economy and society. Facing the rapidly changing technological transformations, to accurately foresee future technological development trends and seize development opportunities, governments, research institutions, and enterprises should strengthen innovation and continuously move forward. Technology foresight is a new type of strategic management tool dedicated to the integration of science and economic intelligence, optimizing the allocation of various resources, and has been widely used worldwide, becoming increasingly institutionalized and achieving significant performance. S&T information work, as the "eyes and ears" of the information age, plays a crucial role in collecting, organizing, analyzing, and transmitting scientific and technological intelligence. Therefore, in a dynamically changing environment, both technology foresight and intelligence services need to make corresponding adjustments, keep pace with the times, reconstruct service systems, improve service levels overall, and maximize the development and use of intelligence resources to support independent innovation. This paper comprehensively analyzes the necessity and practical paths of integrating technology foresight and S&T information work, achieving their synergistic effect, and advancing the development of science, economy, and society.
Analysis of ENVI-met Research Progress based on Citespace Knowledge Graphs
Authors: Xu Fan
Published: February 2025

ENVI-met is of great value to the study of human habitat and has attracted much attention from scholars in recent years.The article searches in Web of Science with “ENVI-met” as the subject term, takes the relevant literature as the research object, visualizes and analyzes the authors and institutions, keyword clustering, hot research trends, etc. based on Citespace, and combs through the development trends and hot topics of the ENVI-met research, in order to provide reference and reference for subsequent research. We analyze the development trend and hot topics of ENVI-met research based on Citespace, in order to provide reference and reference for the subsequent research.
Research on Innovative Development Paths for Library Services in Local Social Science Academies under the Data Intelligence Environment
Authors: Zhao Xiumin
Published: February 2025

With the rapid development of data intelligence technologies, libraries in local social science academies are facing unprecedented opportunities and challenges. This paper aims to explore innovative development paths for library services within the context of a data intelligence environment. By analyzing the characteristics of current data intelligence technologies and their impact on library services, this paper proposes several specific development paths, with the intention of providing a reference for service innovation in libraries of local social science academies.
Impact of Renewable Resources on Economic Development in Rural Areas
Authors: Zhong Qi
Published: February 2025

With the transformation of global energy structure and the concept of sustainable development, many countries have gradually become the key factor to promote social and economic development in rural areas. Rural areas, as a potential treasure land for the development of renewable resources, are rich in solar energy, wind energy, biomass energy and other resources. The rational development and utilization of these resources can bring many benefits to rural areas. Therefore, the government clearly put forward the strategic development goal of renewable energy, technology innovation and policy support, the key to promote renewable resource utilization, to promote the construction of the rural agriculture and wisdom. However, in the process of rural energy transformation, there are also challenges such as scattered distribution of residents, limited consumption power, and insufficient awareness of environmental protection. Based on this, this paper focuses on how these resource cities can be used to transform into economic advantages in rural areas.
Effect of Parent-Child Bonds on the Psychological Growth of Children in Dombey and Son.
Authors: Yang Jiayi , Song Guofang
Published: February 2025

Dombey and Son is one of the works of Charles Dickens, a famous novelist in the Victorian period. In the past, most of the studies on this novel are from the perspectives of alienation theory, feminism, imagism, trauma theory, critical realism and spiritual ecology. Under Li Yang's trauma theory, he studies the social factors that cause the tragedy of Dombey's family, but he neglects the impact of parent-child relationship on the psychological growth of children, which is a topic that needs attention in today's society. This paper takes the educational psychology of children as a research perspective to re-interpret and deeply analyze Dombey and Son. This paper discusses the relationship between husband and wife in the family and the disharmony of parent-child relationship will cause great harm to children's psychology, resulting in inferiority, and provides a new analytical perspective for Dombey and Son.
Mechanistic Study on Microbial Degradation and Transformation of Hexachloro-1,3-butadiene under Anoxic Conditions
Authors: Qian Xinyue , Wang Xin , Fu Guoqiang , Liu Xinyi , Wang Enxu
Published: February 2025

Hexachlorotrietadiene (HCBD) is a volatile organohalogen commonly found in the environments due to its past applications in products such as transformers, hydraulic oil and heat transfer liquid. Despite regulations prohibiting its intentional production by some countries (e.g., the U.S., Canada, several Europe countries), HCBD continues to be produced and released unintentionally through manufacturing processes of other chlorinated compounds and improper waste disposal. In the year 2015 and 2017, it was listed under Annex A and C of the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants, respectively. Recently, this pollutant was strictly regulated by the Chinese government in 2023. Studies focusing on the HCBD degradation under oxic conditions or co-metabolic transformation have been reported; nevertheless, research on the environmental fate and transformation of HCBD under the anoxic conditions is still rare. This research project was aimed at improving our understanding of HCBD reductive dechlorination by unraveling the transformation pathway under the anoxic conditions. The main results of this study were as follows: the culture capable of anaerobic transformation of HCBD was enriched, and the anaerobic complete transformation pathway of HCBD was revealed. Microcosms inoculated with Xi river freshwater sediment samples were established with amendments of HCBD as electron acceptor and lactate as carbon source and electron donor. In the microcosms amended with HCBD, 62.5 μmol of HCBD was dechlorinated within 8 months. The daughter products of HCBD reductive dechlorination was identified and monitored by ISQ-LT gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS), including (E)-1,1,2,3,4-PCBD (Pentachlorotrietadiene) , (3Z)-1,1,3,4-TeCBD (Techachlorotrietadiene), (E)-1,2,3-TCBD (Trichlorotrietadiene), (E,E)-1,4-DCBD (Dichlorotrietadiene) and 2-CBD (Chlorotrietadiene). In the microcosms amended with HCBD and trichloroethylene (TCE), 62.5 μmol of HCBD and 82 μmol TCE were transformed and dechlorinated also within 8 months; the daughter products of HCBD reductive dechlorination were the same as previously mentioned, and 78.5 μmol ethylene was the end product of TCE reductive dechlorination. Therefore, it is assumed that the pathway for HCBD reductive dechlorination via hydrogenolysis was proposed: HCBD→(E)-1,1,2,3,4-PCBD → (3Z)-1,1,3,4-TeCBD → (E)-1,2,3-TCBD → (E,E)-1,4-DCBD → 2-CBD. To sum up, through monitoring the reductive dechlorination process of hexachloro-1,3-butadiene in this research, the transformation products of the reductive dechlorination of hexachloro-1,3-butadiene were identified, a new anaerobic microbial transformation pathway of hexachloro-1,3-butadiene was analyzed, and our understanding of the reductive dechlorination of hexachloro-1,3-butadiene and its environmental fate was enhanced.
Integration Innovation of Big Data Analysis and Artificial Intelligence in the Field of Education
Authors: Xiu Le
Published: February 2025

The education industry is undergoing a major transformation driven by big data and artificial intelligence technology (AI). With the help of big data analysis, education can rely on big data processing and deep mining to provide a solid data foundation for the construction of customized learning paths. AI technology enhances the intelligence and personalization of teaching through intelligent tutoring systems and virtual learning platforms. As students of all ages advance in their education, the evolving field of information science remains adaptable, enriching learning experiences across diverse needs. The popularization of technology has also triggered a series of issues such as data protection and equal educational opportunities. This article analyzes the theoretical foundation of big data and AI, explores the core application scenarios and current situation in the field of education, and proposes integrated and innovative solutions to provide a new perspective for educational technology innovation.
Evaluation and Predictive Analysis of the Development of the First Industry in Fujian Province under the Background of Rural Revitalization Strategy
Authors: Zhao Yuxin
Published: February 2025

As the number of factors impacting the primary industry grows, interdisciplinary research intensifies, and cross-species studies multiply, the economic implications conveyed by various indicators and their fluctuating patterns over the years become intricate. Randomly examining individual or a subset of these related indicators inevitably lacks systemic rigor, is susceptible to randomness, and fails to provide a comprehensive and visual representation of the overall changes across industries. It is inadequate for accurately forecasting the economic outlook of the primary sector. Presently, Principal Component Analysis (PCA) has seen ample application in agriculture, particularly in fruit and vegetable maturation harvesting and preservation techniques [1-4].Given the current theoretical frameworks, we are unable to differentiate among the 23 influencing factors in agriculture, fisheries, animal husbandry, and forestry – including per capita GDP, workforce numbers, forest nurturing areas, and expenditures on agricultural, forestry, and aquatic affairs – to identify those with statistically significant relevance to estimating the economic status of the primary industry. This research aims to synthesize and investigate recent data on these 23 factors, conducting correlation analyses. Leveraging the scientific methodology of PCA, we will derive representative factors indicative of the economic level of the primary industry. Further, by employing ARMA autoregressive models to predict the future five-year trends of these representative factors, we will forecast the economic prospects of the primary industry in Fujian Province. Consequently, this will facilitate the provision of well-timed and rational recommendations for adjusting the current development strategies of the primary industry.
What are the Strengths and Limitations of Queer Theory for Understanding the Categories of Gender, Sexuality and Bodies
Authors: Li Fangbin
Published: February 2025

This article explores the development of Queer Theory and its impact on gender, sexual behavior, and bodily classifications. The theory is believed to have originated from an article by Teresa de Lauretis in 1991, initially aimed at unifying the LGBTQ+ community in response to the backlash against sexual minority rights in the latter half of the 20th century. Over time, the term "queer" has evolved to encompass individuals and communities diverging from mainstream sexual behaviors, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming individuals, as well as heterosexual individuals engaging with Queer Theory. It challenges the binary gender structure and norms of traditional LGBTQ+ cultures, emphasizing the performative nature of gender and resisting categorization.
Analysis of Short Video Creation on Different PIatforms Contents
Authors: Zhang Qiai
Published: February 2025

Currently, short video creation on different platforms presents their unique characteristics and trends. The works published by the same blogger on Douyin and Xiaohongshu have obvious differences, mainly reflected in platform positioning, user behavior, content format, and target audience. The works published by the same blogger on Tiktok and Xiaohongshu are obviously different, mainly reflected in platform positioning, user behavior, content form and target audience. This article discusses from the following aspects: (1) What are the differences between the works published by the same blogger in Tiktok and Xiaohongshu? (2) Why do the same blogger publish different works in the accounts operated by Tiktok and Xiaohongshu? (3) Compare and analyze the top five most popular videos of this blogger on two platforms.
Does Digital Financial Inclusion Promote Innovation among Small and Medium-sized Enterprises?
Authors: Zhang Xuheng
Published: February 2025

In recent years, due to the rapid development of information technology and the Internet, digital inclusive finance has emerged based on Internet technology. Compared with traditional finance, digital inclusive finance has higher availability, wider coverage, and stronger sustainability, which is conducive to small and medium-sized enterprises to break financing constraints, broaden financing channels, and develop enterprise innovation. Therefore, this study selects relevant data on Chinese small and medium-sized enterprises from 2012 to 2020 to empirically test the impact of digital inclusive finance on the innovation of small and medium-sized enterprises. The empirical results show that: (1) The development of digital inclusive finance can significantly promote enterprise innovation; (2) Financing constraints play a partial mediating role in the process of digital inclusive finance promoting enterprise innovation.
Security Threats from Nuclear Power Plants in War
Authors: Wang Yixuan
Published: February 2025

There are many factors that threaten human safety, and nuclear pollution is one of them. The Russian-Ukrainian war is still going on, and nuclear facilities such as Ukrainian nuclear power plants are inevitably attacked in the war. The security threat of war to nuclear power plants cannot be underestimated. This article will review the security threat of nuclear power plants to humans in war from two aspects: the threat of nuclear accidents to human safety and the impact of war on the safety of nuclear power plants. And look forward to how to respond to this security threat.
Hybrid Design Strategy: Innovative Applications of Interactive System and Augmented Reality in Architectural Design
Authors: Dong Yinuo
Published: February 2025

With the rapid development of information technology, traditional architectural design methods are facing the challenges of efficiency and personalized needs. Interactive design systems and augmented reality technology provide new ideas to solve these problems. The paper first outlines the basic concepts of interactive design systems and augmented reality, and analyzes their practical applications in interior design, cultural heritage conservation, and participatory housing design. By elaborating on the technical platform and implementation mode, this paper shows how these technologies can promote effective communication between users and designers at the early stage of design, and enhance the visualization and collaborative efficiency of design.
How to Facilitate International Communication of Contemporary Chinese Literacy Works
Authors: Huang Yunwen
Published: February 2025

The dissemination of English translations of contemporary Chinese literature is crucial to enhancing China's cultural soft power and international image. Despite significant progress since the early 2000s, such as increased government support, international awards for Chinese writers, and a wider selection of literature, a number of challenges impede wider foreign acceptance. These include the complexities of translating literature between vastly different cultures, limited and ineffective communication channels, and dissatisfaction among foreign audiences. This paper reviews the historical development of the international dissemination of Chinese literature, identifies the main obstacles to its influence, and proposes solutions. Recommendations focus on selecting works with universal themes that resonate globally and adopting translation strategies that balance fidelity to the original text with readability for the target audience. By addressing these issues, Chinese literature can move from simply going global to truly going international, fostering deeper intercultural understanding and expanding its influence in the global literary landscape.
From Green Book to The Upside: The Identity Contradictions of the Colonizing Subjects
Authors: Yang Muzhi
Published: February 2025

The Green Book and the American version of The Upside both tell the story of a pair of sincere friendships between two individuals from different classes and races. The development of the two friendships and the conflicts that arise in this process reveal the inner contradictions of the colonizing subjects. This paper will use Homi Bhabha’s theory of binary opposition, the other and mimicry and Michel Foucault’s theory of disciplinary power to analyze the two protagonists as the colonizing subjects in the two films, their cognitive and attitudinal changes that occurred after their first met the highly mimetic colonized, and their transformation into the “other” within the “other” as the plot develops and with the help of the two “magical blacks” companions. At the same time, their self-contradictory discourse and the confusion of their own identity recognition make the power relationship between the two pairs of protagonists change and the boundary between superior and subordinate becomes blurred, which ultimately breaks the employment relationship and forms their close friendships.
Inheritance and Tourism Development of Miao Silver Jewelry Forging Skills in Western Hunan
Authors: Fu Peixi
Published: February 2025

As an important part of China's intangible cultural heritage, the silver forging skills of the Miao nationality in western Hunan have unique historical and cultural values. However, with the acceleration of the modernization process, traditional skills are facing the dilemma of inheritance fault and market shrinkage. Through literature research and field investigation, this paper analyzes the inheritance status of the silver forging skills of the Miao nationality in western Hunan and its application in tourism development and explores the balance strategy between protection and development. The study found that although tourism development has brought new opportunities for silver forging skills, there are still problems such as single product and insufficient market promotion. This paper proposes strategies such as improving product diversity, strengthening brand building, and enhancing tourists' participation experience. In combination with the theory of sustainable development, it proposes an innovative protection and development model. Through digital technology and creative design, the inheritance and development of silver forging skills can be further promoted, hoping to provide a theoretical basis and practical guidance for the sustainable development of the silver forging skills of the Miao nationality in western Hunan.