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Exploring The Influence of Plato's Philosophy on Greek Linguistics
Authors: Duan Zejia
Published: June 2024

This paper aims to investigate the impact of Plato's philosophical ideas on Greek linguistics. The research covers three main sections including various aspects of the topic. The first section presents an overview of the linguistic developments in ancient Greek leading up to Plato's time. Then, "How Plato's Philosophical Ideas Transformed Greek Morphology, such as Language Patterns," delves into the specific ways Plato's philosophical ideas influenced Greek morphology. It explores how his theories impacted the structure and organization of the language, particularly in terms of morphological patterns. The last section focuses on the impact of Plato's philosophizing on the morphemes of the Greek language. It examines the introduction of new morphemes and endings influenced by Plato's philosophical ideas. Overall, this research aims to provide insights into the profound influence of Plato's philosophy on Greek linguistics. Through examining the evolution of ancient Greek, analyzing the transformation of Greek morphology, and studying the effects of Plato's philosophizing on Greek morphemes, this paper contributes to the understanding of the interconnectedness between philosophy and language in ancient Greece.
A Study on Application in Quantitive Models of Financial Assets
Authors: Wang Yueru
Published: June 2024

This paper serves as an in-depth exploration of various financial instruments, including bonds, futures, and derivatives such as futures and options. It delves into the intricate process of asset valuation, encompassing different methods and techniques employed by financial experts to quantify the worth of these assets. Furthermore, the paper sheds light on the nuanced intricacies involved in pricing financial assets, drawing attention to the challenges and limitations faced by quantitative models in this context. The utilization of quantitative models, such as Hypothesis Testing, Multivariate statistical analysis, and Basic statistical analysis methods, is central to the valuation of financial assets, including bonds, stocks, and derivatives. These models offer a structured framework for pricing and assessing the value of these assets. However, this paper highlights the existence of limitations within these models, which may impede their ability to accurately forecast the trends in financial assets. Through a comprehensive analysis of contemporary research and empirical data, alongside specific case studies, this paper underscores the importance of understanding these limitations, ultimately contributing to a more informed approach to asset valuation in the financial industry.
Research on the Granger Causality Experiment of Fukushima Nuclear Wastewater Discharge on Changes in Oil Market Prices
Authors: Cui Zhujie
Published: June 2024

Because of the development of economic globalization and the increasing attention of governments around the world to environmental protection, the connection between the economy and the environment is becoming increasingly closer. Environmental and economic concepts such as the circular economy (CE) and sustainable development strategies have gradually become important theoretical support for government economic development. Therefore, environmental pollution has a more significant impact on the economy. The Japanese government declared on August 24, 2023, that effluent from the Fukushima nuclear power plant would be released into the Pacific Ocean. This decision not only has an impact on marine ecology and the marine environment but also has a certain impact on the world economy. The price changes of oil, a crucial industrial fuel and commodity, can also be used as a proxy for the effects of nuclear-contaminated water outflow on the global economy. To investigate the effects of nuclear polluted wastewater on the global economy, this article will examine variations in the price of crude oil after the nuclear waste from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan was released into the environment.
Research on the Business Operation Mode and Strategy of Top Sports Business Companies - Taking Anta Group as an Example
Authors: Wu Tongtong
Published: June 2024

In recent years, the global awareness of the importance of health and physical fitness has been on the rise, particularly in the wake of China's successful hosting of both the Summer and Winter Olympics. Physical exercise has become an integral part of people's lives, and as a result, the sports industry is thriving. China has emerged as a powerhouse in the sports business sector, boasting some of the world's largest sporting goods manufacturers, with well-established operational models and business strategies. This research focuses on Anta Group, one of the prominent players in China's sports business landscape, and conducts a qualitative analysis of its business environment. The study delves into Anta Group's ongoing cross-border mergers and acquisitions, its strategies for enhancing market competitiveness, its successful realization of synergy effects, and its diversified brand positioning. The significance of this research lies in its potential to provide valuable insights for the sustainable development of sports business companies. By closely examining Anta Group's business strategies and their outcomes, this study aims to distill strategic plans and outline future directions for companies operating in the sports business sector. The lessons learned from Anta Group's experiences can serve as a blueprint for other industry players, guiding them toward long-term growth, competitiveness, and success in an increasingly health-conscious and sports-oriented global market.
The Inspection Technology for the Maximum Surface Temperature Test of Coal Mine Explosion-Proof Electrical Equipment
Authors: Yuan Ziyun , Zhang Hongkui , Li Bo , Jin Xin
Published: June 2024

Based on the analysis of the domestic energy structure, this paper introduces the functions and main categories of coal mine explosion-proof electrical equipment, describes the technical requirements, test conditions, test methods, and result judgment of the maximum surface temperature test for coal mine explosion-proof electrical equipment, designs a maximum surface temperature test system for coal mine explosion-proof electrical equipment, and conducts a maximum surface temperature test on the explosion-proof electromagnetic starter for coal mines, achieving the inspection of the maximum surface temperature test for coal mine explosion-proof electrical equipment.
Mixed-Mode Teaching Exploration Supported by Information Technology
Authors: Wang Jianing , Liu Guanyan
Published: June 2024

With the popularization of the information technology application ability standard and the in-depth implementation of the educational informatization policy, online and offline mixed-mode teaching application has become increasingly normal. This paper, based on the current situation of business English reading teaching applied undergraduate colleges and universities, discusses the rational utilization of information technology, explores online and offline mixed business English reading teaching practice and fuses advantages of traditional face-to-face teaching and modern online education. That’s how to provide business English major students with more flexible and diverse learning experience.
Analysis on Taobao’s 618 Shopping Festival Based on Customer Questionnaire Survey
Authors: Sun Yuhan
Published: June 2024

With the end of the COVID-19, business gradually recovered. However, compared to previous years, the sales of Taobao 618 promotional activities this year are not as good as before.  Through a questionnaire survey on Taobao users, this paper attempted to find the reason why the 618 activity is no longer attractive for the customers. According to the questionnaire, it can be concluded that the downward trend of Taobao 618 mainly includes the following aspects. Firstly, the consumption habits of the vast majority of consumer groups are transformed from material needs to spiritual needs, therefore, the demand for goods fell. Moreover, in the past, the 618 Shopping festival mainly promoted the market of mobile phones and other electronic devices saturated; What is more, social media like TikTok is marketing through live streaming, which attracted a large number of Taobao customer resources. In addition, due to the TikTok SME incentive mechanism, merchants are also gradually separated from Taobao. Lastly, e-commerce platform apparel industry pre-sale chaos, so that consumers lose confidence in online shopping.
MPIA for Settling WTO Disputes: Attribute, Impact and Prospect
Authors: Shen Yuxi
Published: June 2024

The Multi-Party Interim Appeal Arbitration Arrangement (MPIA) serves as a temporary alternative to arbitrate trading disputes against the non-functional WTO Appellate Body. The birth of MPIA indicates the indispensable function of WTO to provide a dispute-resolving platform for its members, and the urgent demand for a diversified dispute settlement mechanism against the intensified global trade frictions among increasing engaging parties. This research critically examines the attributes and effectiveness of MPIA in resolving WTO disputes, considering its impact on international trade dispute resolution. Despite its drawbacks, such as the absence of major WTO trading parties and the its temporary nature, the MPIA demonstrates promising performance, offering insights for the future WTO Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) in terms of diversification, high-efficiency, party autonomy, flexibility, and binding effect.
The Developing Countries: Take Southeast Asian Region as an Example
Authors: Xiang Jingcun
Published: June 2024

The U.S.-China trade war has had significant repercussions on developing countries, particularly in Southeast Asia, making it a crucial area of study. This paper aims to analyze the impact of the U.S.-China trade war on the world economy, with a specific focus on its effects on developing countries in Southeast Asia. The study delves into the economic, trade, and legal implications of the trade war on these developing nations and explores the strategies adopted by them to respond to the challenges posed by the conflict. By examining the policies and measures undertaken by Southeast Asian developing countries, the paper seeks to identify effective approaches in dealing with similar trade disputes in the future.
Whether CEO are Paid Large Compensation Packages? —— Empirical Evidence from Listed Companies in China
Authors: Song Mingyao
Published: June 2024

Using data from Chinese A-share listed companies, this paper empirically finds that, on average, CEO compensation is also increasing in China, while the pay gap between CEOs and ordinary employees is also widening. We find that CEO compensation exceeds the expected pay level or reasonable pay level, which means it is difficult to say that CEOs’ excess pay is 100% reasonable. We also find that an increase in CEO compensation is beneficial to firms' financial performance and R&D innovation, which suggests that the compensation contracts of listed firms are still highly applicable to a certain extent, and that the theory of optimal compensation contracts is still useful in mitigating agency conflicts between shareholders and executives.
The Impact of the Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Hike on the Chinese Economy
Authors: Li Ziyuan
Published: June 2024

This paper examines the impact of the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes on the Chinese economy. It analyzes the potential effects on various sectors, including the stock market, currency exchange rates, and commodity prices. The study also explores the measures taken by China to mitigate the negative consequences and promote economic stability. The findings suggest that while the interest rate hikes may initially lead to short-term fluctuations, the Chinese economy has shown resilience and has implemented effective strategies to minimize the impact. The findings suggest that while short-term effects may be observed, long-term fluctuations are expected to be limited. By reviewing and synthesizing relevant literature, this paper provides insights into the potential implications of Federal Reserve policy decisions on China's economic growth.
Does “Replacing Business Tax with VAT” Promote the Integrated Development of Manufacturing and Service industries? An Empirical Study of Listed Companies in China
Authors: Ao Zisen
Published: June 2024

The reform of replacing business tax with value-added tax (referred to as “Replacing Business Tax with VAT”) in some service industries in 2012 was placed high hopes on by the society. What is the effect of the reform? According to the mean comparison analysis and Difference in Difference regression model analysis of the financial data of 582 listed Chinese companies, “Replacing Business Tax with VAT” not only had a positive impact on the related service industry, but also had the same positive impact on the manufacturing industry. “Replacing Business Tax with VAT” has changed the expectations of these industries for the future, made their expectations more positive, and promoted fixed asset investment and intangible asset investment in manufacturing and related service industries. However, “Replacing Business Tax with VAT” does not immediately improve the operating performance of manufacturing and related service industries as most people thought, and even in the early years, these industries showed some degrees of declining in profit-earning indicators.
Analysis Of Competitive Strategies and Challenges in The Catering Industry: A Case Study of Haidilao
Authors: Kong Yuetong
Published: June 2024

Haidilao, as a leading enterprise in China’s catering industry, has developed from 1994 to now and has stepped out of a unique competitive advantage of its own. Haidilao has grown rapidly to become a legend in the restaurant industry based on its excellent service and innovative business model. However, Haidilao faces new competitive advantages and challenges in the modern consumer environment. Numerous studies have shown that the success of Haidilao is inseparable from its series of characteristic value-added services, which are even regarded as the symbol of its brand. This study analyzes Haidilao’s competitive advantages, including its superior service innovation, unique product strategy, clever marketing strategy, and globalization strategy. It also examines the challenges faced by Haidilao, such as uncertainty risk, cost and human resource management, and product innovation. Finally, the study recommends improving the firm’s core competencies and seizing the digital economy’s opportunities.
Risk Assessment and Management in Water Resources Projects: Insights and Future Directions
Authors: Yu Chuyang
Published: June 2024

Because of the unique uncertainty and social service of water conservancy projects, it is particularly important to study the risk of such projects. This paper analyzes the documents related to the risk of water conservancy projects in recent years and finds that LEC, AHP, FAHP, combination weighting, and machine learning are most widely used in risk assessment and risk management. Firstly, this paper briefly introduces and evaluates these methods, analyzes what kind of situation they are suitable for and their advantages and disadvantages. Then, the main risk studies in recent years are divided into two categories: risk assessment and risk management, and the assessment part is divided into construction risk, social stability risk and ecological risk according to the type of risk. Likewise, in the management part, the risks are divided into construction and financial risks. Finally, it can be found that modern scholars have studied AHP and FAHP more deeply and applied more, but the use of machine learning is the least, and the risk assessment management of the whole project is more concentrated in the construction stage. This paper aims to use these research gaps to provide ideas for future risk research of water conservancy projects so that the operation of water conservancy projects is more stable, which is the practical significance of this article.
Analyzing Declining Fertility Rate in China: A Multifaceted Examination and Policy Implications
Authors: Yang Wenhao
Published: June 2024

Since 1968, the fertility rate in New China has shown a trend of gradual decline. Even though the Chinese government has promulgated and implemented some relevant policies in response to this situation to change the trend of gradual decline, the effect on the declining fertility level year by year has been little. In 2022, China’s total fertility rate has dropped to 1.09. And multiple data forecasts in the future rebound space are very limited. Under the imperfect policy system and the increasing pressure of survival, Chinese society is now in the dilemma that people’s fertility willingness is generally low, and the fertility rate is difficult to recover. This paper will analyze the policies and measures (two-child policy, housing price control, female policy) adopted by Chinese society to address the low fertility rate and existing data to explore the impact of different policies on the fertility rate and give relevant suggestions based on the analysis results.
The Impact Of COVID-19 On Employment Choices and Industry Trends Among Chinese College Graduates
Authors: Qiu Xinlin
Published: June 2024

This study examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Chinese university graduates’ employment and professional choices. In recent years, the number of Chinese university graduates has been increasing, with great competitive pressure, unclear employment directions, “difficult employment” after graduation, and dissatisfaction with employment after entering the company. However, COVID-19 has made the problems of “difficult employment” and “low employment satisfaction” among college students even more serious this year. A survey of the 2021 undergraduate graduates of the School of Oceanography at Tianjin N University shows that only 12% of the graduates are ready to look for jobs directly, and the enthusiasm of new graduates for research civil servants and institutions is still heating up. In the new era, pursuing graduate studies, civil service and career exams remain the most popular options for university graduates. The epidemic also affected graduates’ professional matching, but the class of 2021 is more focused on matching between jobs and professions. Overall, the epidemic significantly impacted college graduates’ jobs and major choices.
Unraveling the TikTok Paradox: Western Concerns, Economic Implications, and Prospects
Authors: Ke Wenyu
Published: June 2024

This paper discusses various aspects of TikTok's influence and the potential consequences of a TikTok ban. It highlights Western concerns, including data privacy and security concerns, influence on political discourse, and content moderation and child safety. It also explores the economic implications of TikTok, such as revenue generation and monetization opportunities, advertising industry transformations, market competition, and geopolitical tensions. Additionally, it examines the possible consequences of a TikTok ban, including its impact on businesses, creators, and employment. The paper concludes by discussing potential solutions to the TikTok ban and speculating on the short-term and long-term prospects of TikTok.
A Study on The Impact of Digital Economy and Environmental Regulation on Attracting IFDI In China
Authors: Zhang Jiamin , Zong Yongjian
Published: June 2024

This paper analyzes environmental regulation and digital trade in the same framework, and discusses the impact of environmental regulation, digital economy and their coupling effects on IFDI. Based on the panel data of 31 provinces from 2003 to 2021, a panel fixed effect model is constructed for empirical testing. The results show that environmental regulation can inhibit the inflow of IFDI. Digital economy can promote IFDI. The coupling effect of environmental regulation and digital economy can promote IFDI, and the promoting effect is more significant. Therefore, while accelerating the development of the digital economy, the state government should actively adjust the level of environmental regulations, so that they can promote each other, encourage enterprises to transform green and improve the awareness of intellectual property protection, promote the entry of high-quality foreign investment, and help the economy to achieve high-quality development.
Will Digital Financial Inclusion Boost Export Levels-- Empirical Analysis Based on Panel Data of Counties in Jiangsu Province
Authors: Shen Li , Zong Yongjian
Published: June 2024

Based on the Statistical Yearbook of Jiangsu Province and the Digital financial Inclusion Index calculated by Peking University, this paper empirically analyzes the potential impact of digital financial inclusion on export growth by using panel data of nearly 90 counties in Jiangsu Province. Benchmark regression shows that the development of digital inclusive finance can effectively promote regional export growth, and regional heterogeneity shows that the promotion effect of digital inclusive finance on export is different according to the different levels of regional economic development. Finally, the paper discusses the impact of digital inclusive finance on regional exports from three perspectives: coverage breadth, depth of use and digitization degree. The research results show that all three have significant positive impact on exports, and the coverage breadth of digital inclusive finance has a more significant promoting effect on exports.
The Impact of IFDI On Regional Innovation Capability: Based on The Example of Yangtze River Delta
Authors: Luo Xingjian , Zong Yongjian
Published: June 2024

Based on the data of all prefecture-level cities in the Yangtze River Delta(YRD) region from 2017 to 2021, the author empirically analyzes the impact of IFDI on regional innovation capability in the YRD region of China, finding that IFDI can significantly improve the regional innovation capability of China's YRD region. Moreover, the enhancement effect of IFDI on regional innovation capacity varies with the different levels of economic development of the cities, and IFDI can significantly enhance the regional innovation capacity in the cities with strong and weak economic development, but it is not obvious in the cities with medium economic development.
Changes In Clean Energy Index Before and After Russia-Ukraine War: Evidence from ARIMA Model
Authors: Mo Tian
Published: June 2024

With the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine War, the geopolitical situation was tense. The uncertainty of the impact of the war crisis and conflict, especially the impact on financial and energy sanctions, reduced the growth expectations of the energy economy. This paper examines the changes in the clean energy index before and after the Russia-Ukraine War, extracts the stock composite index of listed companies in the industry before and after the Russia-Ukraine War, and build ARIMA model to analyze the data, determine and analyze the profitability and stock volatility of the clean energy index before and after the Russia-Ukraine War, investigate how the Russia-Ukraine conflict affects the clean energy index and predicts the future trend of the clean energy index. Interestingly, whether in the ultra-short term, the short term, or the short-medium term, the Russia-Ukraine War has a considerable positive change on the clean energy index. Investment is good, and investors can quickly rebound from the pessimistic mood of the war and reinvest in the market. At the same time, the study predicted the possible future of the clean energy index, analyzed the government's policies to stabilize the response of war shocks to financial markets, and provided investors with relevant management and investment suggestions for "reasonable speculation" profits to avoid the impact of external risk shocks on financial asset returns.
Preface: 2nd International Conference on Psychological Science and Higher Education (PSHE 2024)
Authors: Hansom Daisy , Tu Gang
Published: June 2024

The 2024 2nd International Conference on Psychological Science and Higher Education (PSHE 2024) was successfully held during February 17-18, 2024 in Saint Louis, USA. This conference brought together delegates from around the world to consider the theme of “Education and Psychological Sciences”. The theme was approached from a variety of different perspectives, taking full advantage of the international diversity of the attendees with their myriad experiences.
The main goal of PSHE 2024 is to provide an opportunity for academicians and professionals from various education related fields from all over the world to come together and learn from each other. An additional goal of the conference is to provide a place for academicians and professionals with cross-disciplinary interests to meet and interact with members inside and outside their own particular disciplines. The conference was divided into four chapters: (1) Psychological Sciences; (2) Adolescent Growth and Development; (3) Higher Education; (4) Social and Behavioral Sciences.
Organizing Committees of PSHE 2024
Saint Louis, USA
An Analysis of Educational Equity in American University Entrance Selection from the Perspective of Cultural Capital
Authors: Zhai Chenyao
Published: June 2024

The issue of educational equity has always been a hot topic of discussion. Whether educational resources are allocated fairly and whether children have equal access to education are key concerns, especially in many developed and developing countries where education has become an issue that cannot be ignored in society. Based on Bourdieu's theory of cultural capital, this article analyzes the influence of parents' own educational level, social status, and other factors on their children's growth process, as well as the direct and indirect effects on their children's education in the subsequent education process. The author finds through research that children's education process is influenced by their family environment and parents' own educational background. Therefore, the author suggests that the government should provide more assistance to children from impoverished areas and families so that they can be allocated more and better educational resources to make up for the lack of access to good education due to their poor economic foundation.
An Analysis of the Current Development and Challenges in Chinese Basketball: A Study of the CBA
Authors: Huang Yuejing
Published: June 2024

Standing at a critical intersection, Chinese basketball bears the weight of both rich history and the hope to leave a mark on the global basketball stage. Seeing China’s dissatisfying behavior in the recent 2023 basketball game, we aim to delve deeper into the intricacies of this sport’s journey. This research will encompass different perspectives of Chinese basketball, examining both the challenges and opportunities it confronts. Through an in-depth analysis of its historical development, competition from other sports, limited resources, and cultural influences, this research is to identify the major hurdles that Chinese basketball faces, ranging from competition with other popular sports in the country to constraints arising from limited financial resources and infrastructural deficiencies. Simultaneously, we aim to uncover the latent prospects and strategies that could support the growth and advancement of Chinese basketball. These opportunities encompass youth development programs, internationalization efforts, technological advancements, and the role of the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA). By exploring these challenges and opportunities, this paper contributes to a comprehensive understanding of the state of Chinese basketball, its broader implications on national identity, diplomacy, and soft power, and offers actionable insights for stakeholders within the Chinese basketball ecosystem. The findings of this study underscore the critical need for strategic interventions to nurture and propel Chinese basketball into an era of sustained excellence and global relevance.
The use of Hunger Marketing in Economy—Based on Apple and Xiaomi
Authors: Zhang Hanyin
Published: June 2024

As the market economy gets increasingly competitive, companies have investigated a range of marketing tactics. Among these, hunger marketing is a very effective strategy used by many businesses, including Apple. In order to enhance sales, many sellers have begun to follow suit. Simple limitations on the quantity of items sold, however, are not always effective. This paper lists the different types of hunger marketing and psychological elements that contribute to the effectiveness of it. The article also analyzes the similarities and differences in the use of hunger marketing between two cell phone companies--Apple and Xiaomi. It is discovered that both businesses use pre-order systems and reduced their stock to give customers a stronger sense of urgency. However, Apple and Xiaomi are positioned differently when viewed by customers. Apple is a high-end product, and although it is priced high, the company's outstanding brand image allows it to successfully utilize hunger marketing to boost sales. Xiaomi, on the other hand, promotes cost-effective pricing. When using hunger marketing, in addition to limiting the amount of time and products available, Xiaomi also provides discounts and reduce its pricing. This has also made it possible for Xiaomi to effectively harness the power of hunger marketing to boost both sales and customer loyalty. However, due to a weak brand image and a lower position in the market, Xiaomi’s use of hunger marketing is not strongly effective as it is for Apple recent years.
Explore The Realistic Thought in Courbet's Works
Authors: Liu Kehan
Published: June 2024

In the 19th century, French artistic creation was constantly innovating, which can be described as colorful. Romanticism and neoclassicism took the lead on the historical stage. Since then, the realist movement led by Courbet has shaken the entire field of fine arts. The unique authenticity and vigorous vitality of realism faithfully reflected the social status quo, sent the working people into the art palace, and injected a new color into the history of Western painting. Through literature analysis, this paper explores the causes and characteristics of Courbet's realistic painting from the social factors, personal factors, and the painter's unique oil painting language. His works are simple and sincere, often using realistic themes, delicate compositions, and thick brushstrokes to depict society. Through the study of Courbet's creative themes, techniques, and ideas, this paper points out that it should based on the current situation of contemporary painting, fully study and give play to the strengths of realistic painting, so as to promote the development of contemporary art.
Analysis of the Impact of Product Reviews on Product Sales in the E-commerce Shopping Scenario: Take Taobao Reviews of 3CE Brand as an Example
Authors: Chen Yanyan , Xu Jiawen
Published: June 2024

This paper delves into the significant influence that Taobao reviews exert on the sales of beauty products. Our analysis is primarily centered on the Taobao review section of a specific eye shadow product under the renowned beauty brand 3CE. The findings of this study underscore the critical role that consumer reviews play in shaping purchase decisions within the context of e-commerce, particularly in the beauty industry. In our analysis, it became evident that the prevalence of positive reviews vastly outweighed the number of negative reviews for the 3CE eye shadow product. This skew toward positive feedback had a profound impact on the product's sales performance. As the count of positive reviews increased, a noteworthy surge in the product's purchase volume was observed. This phenomenon underscores a pivotal trend in consumer behavior: potential buyers heavily rely on the quantification of positive and negative reviews to inform their purchasing choices. Taobao, as one of China's largest e-commerce platforms, enjoys an extensive user base and hosts a wealth of product offerings. The review section has become a central hub for consumers to gauge product quality and reputation. The present research contributes to a deeper understanding of how the interplay between consumer reviews and product sales unfolds, particularly within the dynamic and highly competitive landscape of the beauty industry.
Changes In North-South Irish Relations and The Determination of Borders in The Early 1920s
Authors: Yang Jingtian
Published: June 2024

After the promulgation of the Government of Ireland Act 1920, the island of Ireland entered a de facto north-south division phase, and the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty in 1921 marked the establishment of an Irish Free State centred in Dublin. In the early days, the Free State adopted a peace policy towards Northern Ireland, hoping that the national forces of Northern Ireland would join the Free State peacefully and achieve reunification; With the intensification of political contradictions and internal differences, the Free State turned to be tough on Northern Ireland and even made a military offensive plan. However, affected by the outbreak of civil war, the British intervention, and other events, the Free State was finally forced to return to the Anglo-Irish Treaty to delimit the north-south border. The separation of Northern Ireland was eventually recognized by the Free State.
The Rise of the Brothers of Italy and Its Causes: From a Gramscian Perspective
Authors: Wang Xiaoyu
Published: June 2024

In the past decade, there has been a surge in the triumph in elections of parties with populist ideologies on the political stage. A notable example is the FdI party, which secured victory as the most voted party in the 2022 Italian election, leading to its leader Meloni becoming Italy's first female prime minister. Hence, this article adopts a Gramscian perspective to analyze the ascent of populism. It posits that populism appeals to traditional and conservative individuals who feel marginalized by mainstream ideologies, offering them a discourse through which they can resist elite-driven ideologies. Furthermore, it endeavors to employ electoral outcomes as evidence to illustrate that populists are also adversely affected by European integration and globalization in terms of demographic composition. This exacerbates societal divisions between ordinary citizens and elites.
Activation of persulfate by biochar-based catalysts for elimination of refractory organic pollutants: a review
Authors: Wang Yongyang
Published: June 2024

With the advancement of industrialization and urbanization, refractory organic pollutants (ROPs) have been detected in various types of water environments, leading to increasingly serious environmental problems. Currently, persulfate (PS)-based advanced oxidation processes (PS-AOPs) have received great attention due to their advantages such as short treatment time and high degradation efficiency. Biochar (BC), which comes from a wide range of sources and has significant catalytic activity, has been widely reported in PS activation studies in recent years. In this review, the main reaction pathways and the corresponding reaction mechanisms of ROPs degradation by PS-AOPs were firstly introduced. Then, the influencing factors and regulating means of BC performance in PS activation systems are systematically described, and different modification methods and principles are detailed. Finally, the author analyzes the current difficulties faced and puts forward an outlook on the future research direction. This paper aims to provide a reference for the development of controllable PS activation technology.
Resarch on Microstructure and Property of Zirconium alloy in the Rotary forging process by GNN-FEM
Authors: Gao Yong , Li Xiaobo , Yue Qiang , Duan Weishan , Li Xiangjun , Ji Xiangfeng
Published: June 2024

In this paper, the effect of resarch on rotary forging process of Zirconium alloy bar was studied by combining Metallographic observation, electron microscope observation, Convolutional neural networks (CNN) and finite element (FEM). The results show that Point pits and scratches often occur in rotary forging. Modifying die size and increasing entrance Angle can effectively improve such defects as point pits and scratches. The external structure of Zirconium alloy bar is relatively dense, and the internal structure is relatively loose. The number and size of micro-holes after acid erosion are small. The number and size of the tiny holes after internal acid erosion are large. The (0002) planes of the inner and outer grains of the Zirconium alloy bar are basically parallel to the rolling direction, but the outer (0002) is concentrated on the pole, and the inner (0002) pole is approximately distributed in a ring around the longitudinal axis. As a result, there are differences in the small holes inside and outside the bar after corrosion The effect of resarch on the classification Method of RF in by GNN, which the Accuracy-Avg is 96%. At the beginning of RF, the rolled pass exerts compressive stress on the outside of the Zirconium alloy bar, and the outside of the bar is the first to undergo plastic deformation. With the increase of RE deformation, the bar strain gradually increases and is gradually transferred from the outside to the inside. The effect of resarch on the classification Method of by GNN-FEM is an efficient and convenient method to simulate the microstructure and stress distribution of zirconium alloy in the process of RF.
Standing out in a Fashion Brand Competition: Potential Analysis of Pop Mart
Authors: Huo Yumeng
Published: June 2024

The Blind Box is a trendy product that young people are willing to pay for nowadays. The blind box originated in Japan. In recent years, the blind box has cooperated with many designers and IP. The blind box is no longer monotonous, but has increased the value of art and collection, which has also aroused the enthusiasm of contemporary young people, they are willing to pay a lot of money to experience the excited. The topic of this article is to analyse Pop Mart blind box marketing strategy and behaviour. The research methods include literature study, data study and descriptive analysis. The results of this study suggest that the reason why blind boxes attract many young people to buy them is that different series of blind boxes have different emotional sustenance, every customer who likes blind boxes can get emotional satisfaction by buying them. Pop Mart has also been exposed in the sales of many deficiencies, through the comparison with other competitive brands in this article to provide some reference to Pop Mart recommendations.
How Does the Business Model of Film Industry Drive the Development of Local Economy and Related Industries
Authors: Cheng Siyu
Published: June 2024

Based on the trend of cultural globalization in today's society, the film industry has not only limited to pure propaganda moral values, or only for entertainment and leisure, the current movie in transfer emotion while given great commercial value, and the commercial elements and the film itself plays a role of complementary, film profits for investment companies and shareholders, bring star traffic, commercial elements and will drive the film propaganda, making advertising, star endorsements, tourism culture, investment profits reached the maximum balance. By means of listing and comparison, this paper deeply analyzes how the commercial elements of the film industry affect the development of other industries and how to drive the local economic progress so as to maximize the value of the film. The research helps better understand the economic principles behind the film, business thinking and the connection between the film industry and business, and also understand the coordinated relationship and influence between the advertising industry, entertainment industry, tourism industry and the film industry.
Analysis of the Influencing Factors of Neighboring Countries’ Direct Investment in Myanmar
Authors: Mo Myat Myint
Published: June 2024

Myanmar, as an emerging economy in Southeast Asia, has been a focal point for neighboring countries' foreign direct investment (FDI). This study delves into the complex web of factors influencing FDI inflows from neighboring countries into Myanmar. Employing a comprehensive research framework encompassing various analytical methods, including Factor Correlation Analysis, Causal Effects Analysis, and Factor Cross-Loading Analysis, the study seeks to shed light on the key determinants of FDI patterns. The research identifies several critical findings. Inflation emerges as a significant driver of FDI, highlighting its role as an indicator of economic opportunity. Additionally, market size proves to be a potent attractor for FDI, suggesting avenues for policy interventions aimed at capitalizing on this correlation. Infrastructure quality, while correlating positively with FDI, warrants further investigation into its causal relationship. Surprisingly, tax and policies did not exhibit a direct influence on FDI, emphasizing the need for deeper research in this area. Lastly, labor availability and skill levels are confirmed as influential factors in attracting FDI. This study advances our understanding of the intricate dynamics between Myanmar and its neighboring countries in the context of FDI, offering valuable insights for policymakers, investors, and researchers.
A Comparative Investigation of China and South Korea's Fertility Encouragement Policies
Authors: Yu Wenshuo
Published: June 2024

Based on the data released by the United Nations, the population growth rates of China and South Korea are both at extremely low levels, and the population is severely plagued by the trend of aging. At the same time, with the liberation and development of social ideology and the increase of social pressure, the cost of childbirth for young people in the new era is high so their willingness to give birth is low. In this context, the two countries have introduced a series of different policies to encourage childbirth in the past. This article adopts literature and comparative analysis methods to analyze the policies and social backgrounds of encouraging fertility in China and South Korea, from a new perspective, to view the low fertility trap faced by China and South Korea, and provide reasonable response measures. It proposes practical and feasible suggestions for solving the fertility problems in China and South Korea, such as facing the survival difficulties of young people understand the difficult choice between reproductive instincts and individual freedom among young people in the new era. And it will be helpful for the government to implement relevant policies to reduce the pressure on young people's fertility, such as housing prices, supporting educational facilities, and maternity leave. In addition, the concept of gender equality should be implemented throughout the entire process, eliminating explicit and implicit employment discrimination caused by childbirth and gender.
Establishment Of Disputed Territories and Shared Truths in The Region of Schleswig-Holstein
Authors: Zhang Hengming
Published: June 2024

The world has a history of division that spans vast periods and numerous cycles, resulting in ongoing disagreements among political entities and social groups. One of the most challenging issues to have unanimity on is whether the identity of an individual is genuine or mythical historically. In this way, despite being a contentious concept in historiography, the relationship between myths and truths plays the most important role in shaping history writing and historiography. Schleswig-Holstein, a region with a long history of conflict, experienced a millennium of disputes before achieving redemption. Different institutions, religions, regimes, and languages led the process to go into a state of pandemonium during the development of history. However, is this kind of analysis of territories and collective identities no longer required in this era of peace? Have those problems been conclusively solved? This paper argues that further analysis is still necessary and valuable by providing summaries and reviews of relevant literature and resources.
The Development Trends and Challenges of the Movie Industry in the New Media Era
Authors: Chen Qifei
Published: June 2024

Movies have been a huge part of people’s lives since its creation. As society progresses, the industry of movies has evolved in a number of ways throughout the years. Beginning with the traditional movies where equipment was simple, scenes to be black and white, and a lack of presence of sound, movies nowadays are often displayed worldwide with fascinating special effects and costly budget and time during the production process. Why are films evolving at such a rapid pace and how are these changes possible? Entering the new media era, where technologies get advanced and information starts to dominate in people’s everyday lives, the impacts of new media play a significant role regarding the changes in the movie industry. The study scrutinized statistics of detailed changes of new media that bring about the immense effects to films; while also evaluating the positives and challenges being faced by the movie industry and providing potential solutions in the future. Ultimately, the problem arises regarding the true values people place on different entertainments, especially movies. It is concluded that the existence of movies ought not to be neglected nor replaced by any sorts.
A Study on The Current Status of Electronic Evidence Preservation in Internet Crime
Authors: Chen Yuanqi , Li Mingsi , Qiu Yu
Published: June 2024

This article focuses on the electronic evidence related to internet crime, exploring legal systems related to electronic evidence and legal issues related to information technology. The paper discusses the concept and characteristics of electronic evidence in internet crime, analyzes the relevant technologies and legal systems used for preserving electronic evidence in China, and highlights potential issues. Furthermore, a comparative legal study is conducted, examining the electronic evidence rules in the Anglo-American legal system and the Continental legal system, with reference to judicial cases in Japan and the United States. This analysis emphasizes the similarities and differences in electronic evidence rules and admissibility criteria. Finally, the paper proposes strategies to address the challenges faced in electronic evidence preservation in China from both a technological and systemic perspective. By addressing the arguments above, this article holds theoretical and practical significance in enhancing the legal framework and standardizing electronic evidence practices in China.
The Study of Hydrogen Energy Storage and Release
Authors: Pan Yufeng
Published: June 2024

This paper delves into the storage and release mechanisms of hydrogen energy, focusing on the liquefaction of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies. It explores the advantages and challenges of liquid hydrogen storage, and it highlights the advantages of this approach, such as its high energy density, making it suitable for long-distance transportation and space-limited applications. However, the study also points out challenges, including evaporation loss. These issues require advanced insulation technologies and improved cycle systems to manage effectively, including its high energy density and issues like evaporation loss and discusses hydrogen fuel cells' efficiency in converting hydrogen into electricity. The study highlights the significance of hydrogen energy in sustainable energy transition and suggests future research directions for optimizing storage and conversion technologies and integrating them with renewable energy systems. The working principle of hydrogen fuel cells involves the electrochemical conversion of hydrogen into electricity, showcasing a clean energy process. The paper also discusses the characteristics of hydrogen production processes, emphasizing their importance in the sustainable energy transition. This research contributes to advancing low-carbon energy solutions and addressing climate change challenges.