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Report Analysis on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange
Authors: Liu Junzhe
Published: December 2024

This paper aims to offer a comprehensive analysis of the performance and growth of MSFT, GOOGL, and PDD By examining the stock and financial data, it aims to identify risks, trends, and opportunities that influence investors' decisions This paper will also detail external factors such as microeconomic dynamics, macroeconomic conditions, and the impact of legal and political environments on these companies We will focus on three main areas: performance analysis, Comparative analysis, and evaluation of macroeconomic, microeconomic, legal, and political factors The analysis will explore each company's financial health and stock performance and identify the key drivers of growth The comparative analysis will analyze the stock and financial data of MSFT, GOOGL, and PDD by highlighting both their strengths and weaknesses The regulatory filings, industry reports, and macroeconomic indicators have provided context and support for analyzing external factors The research results of this paper can provide a powerful reference for the future research of this kind of investment enterprises.
Two-Dimensional Photovoltaics and Two-Dimensional Material Application
Authors: Li Zhaoqi
Published: December 2024

As an emerging class of materials, two-dimensional (2D) materials have garnered significant attention in the field of photovoltaics due to their exceptional and unique properties. These materials, characterized by their atomically thin layers, offer promising opportunities for enhancing the efficiency and performance of solar energy conversion. This paper will focus on the principles governing 2D photovoltaic materials, providing an in-depth exploration of their characteristics and their applications in various types of photovoltaic devices. By examining the common features of these materials, the paper aims to offer readers a comprehensive understanding of what 2D materials are and how they can be effectively utilized in solar technology. Furthermore, the paper will also delve into the methods used for preparing and characterizing different types of 2D materials, offering insights into the cutting-edge techniques employed in the field. Additionally, the discussion will extend to the future research directions and potential applications of 2D materials in photovoltaics, encouraging readers to consider the broad scope of their impact. Through this exploration, the paper seeks to provide both scientific insights and practical knowledge for researchers and industry professionals interested in the rapidly growing field of 2D photovoltaics.
The Exploration of the Trinity Path of Ideology and Politics in the Teaching Course of the History of British Literature and its Selected Readings
Authors: Gan Lu
Published: December 2024

In the traditional British and American literature teaching, in the face of the classic text, the teaching process often adopts the text itself to explore the ideological and political elements of the text. This paper proposes that this kind of thinking and teaching mode limits the reflection of ideological and political elements of the text. Based on this, this paper holds that we should take the trinity way from the literary tradition, the text itself and the contemporary adaptation of the text to fully explore the ideological and political elements of the text, and shape students' ideology from a broader dimension. This kind of trinity teaching mode realizes the win-win situation of in-depth interpretation of text and comprehensive exploration of ideological and political elements, which is a beneficial way worth trying. This is a beneficial exploration of the course teaching mode of British and American literature from the new perspective of courses for ideological and political education, which will provide references for improving students' British learning efficiency and laying a foundation for training comprehensive British majors.
Modernization Diversity and the Chinese Path: A Review and Insight into Luo Rongqu's New Theory of Modernization
Authors: Xuan Wenzun
Published: December 2024

Mr. Luo Rongqu's New Theory of Modernization is a significant work for understanding the modernization processes of countries worldwide, particularly China. He offers a new perspective on modernization, providing profound insights, especially in analyzing the diversity of modernization paths across different nations. This article aims to delve into Luo Rongqu's main arguments and assess the value of his theory in understanding global and Chinese modernization. Furthermore, it explores the implications of his theories in the current social context.
Research on the Adaptive Reform of Teaching Methods for Ideological and Political Theory Courses in Higher Vocational Education in the Context of Diversified Student Populations
Authors: Wang Wenbin , Xu Pingfan
Published: December 2024

With the implementation of the policy of recruiting millions of students to higher vocational colleges, China's higher vocational education has entered an era of diversified student sources, and traditional teaching methods can no longer meet the learning needs of students at different levels. Taking the theoretical course of ideological and political education in higher vocational colleges as an example, this paper conducts an in-depth analysis of the current situation and challenges of the theoretical course of ideological and political education in higher vocational colleges against the background of diversified student sources through multidimensional questionnaire surveys and data analysis. In order to adapt to the tendency of diversified student sources, this paper proposes a strategy for adapting the teaching methods of ideological and political theory courses in higher vocational colleges, namely the "two divisions, two rings and six steps" "layered help learning" reform, which can effectively adapt to the current diversified student background, and also help improve the relevance and effectiveness of ideological and political theory courses, and promote the comprehensive development of students. It not only provides a theoretical basis and practical guidance for the teaching reform of ideological and political theory courses in higher vocational colleges, but also opens up new perspectives and ideas for research in related fields.
The Expectation for a Son to Mature into a Paternity
Authors: Cai Zhe
Published: December 2024

 provides a rich and detailed portrayal of the lives of men in rural counties and villages of China in the latter half of the 20th century. Through this text, one can observe the discourse of masculinity mainly characterized by "paternity," as well as the contexts in which various survival needs and cultural experiences are generated. By exploring the dynamic of male growth and life experiences in the continuous pursuit of trusting connections between self and others, under the anxiety of "paternity" identity that haunts them, the situation of suppression and objectification faced by men can be revealed. In this process, the simultaneous attention to the stage-specific expression of male identity and that of the family space constitutes the main line of reasoning in this paper.
China's Voluntary Carbon Market: Opportunities and Challenges from The CCER Relaunch
Authors: Huang Zhikai , Zhen Yuxuan
Published: December 2024

Given the severity of global climate change and the urgency of carbon emission control tasks, the restart of the China Certified Emission Reduction (CCER) mechanism has garnered significant attention. This paper analyzes the impact and challenges associated with the CCER’s relaunch on domestic stakeholders. The study focuses on the innovations and operations of the CCER market mechanism, comparing it with the international Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) to highlight similarities and differences. Utilizing literature review and case analysis methods, this research explores how CCER drives investment in clean energy, stimulates technological innovation, and increases demand for carbon management services. The findings indicate that CCER not only offers enterprises flexible and diverse carbon reduction pathways but also incentivizes increased investment in clean energy technologies through market mechanisms, supporting the transition of industrial structures towards a green and low-carbon economy. Thus, the paper concludes that the restart of CCER represents a significant milestone in China's efforts to combat climate change and promote green, low-carbon development.
The Role of AI in Middle School English Reading Class
Authors: Yang Yiwen
Published: December 2024

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into middle school English reading classes has gotten a part side intrigued due to its potential to update rules comes about. In any case, high focusing conditions still stay, especially in guaranteeing safe access, moderating biases, and data privacy concerns. This paper analyzes the current applications of AI in middle school English reading class, investigating its benefits, such as personalized learning and moving forward student engagement. The investigation appears that whereas AI offers promising devices for upgrading reading instruction, the fruitful usage of these advances requires cautious thought of infrastructure, information differences, and teacher bolster. Based on these discoveries, this paper proposes a few proposals: progressing infrastructure to guarantee all students have access to AI apparatuses, creating diverse datasets to decrease biases in AI calculations, upgrading data governance to ensure student protection, and giving professional development for teachers to viably coordinated AI into their instructing. By tending to these challenges, AI can be more viably utilized to move forward in middle school English reading results.
The Application of Monte Carlo Simulation for Risk and Behavior Analysis in Financial Markets
Authors: Xu Tianyou
Published: December 2024

This paper explores the potential of Monte Carlo simulation techniques for analyzing risk and behavior in financial markets. The paper commences by emphasizing the inherent complexity and uncertainty of financial markets, underscoring the necessity of quantitative assessment and thus highlighting the applicability of Monte Carlo simulation in this domain. Subsequently, the fundamental principles and implementation procedures of Monte Carlo simulation are elucidated, demonstrating its indispensable function in generating vast quantities of random data to emulate the dynamic processes of financial markets. The objective is to capture market volatility, the interdependence of asset prices, and the latent impact of risk factors. The model allows the author to simulate the performance of investment portfolios under a variety of market scenarios, thereby providing quantitative evidence to support risk management. In the empirical section, the author selects a number of representative financial products and applies the proposed evaluation model to conduct a case study analysis. The paper presents a detailed analysis of the simulation outcomes, demonstrating the substantial advantage of Monte Carlo simulation in identifying potential risks in financial markets, refining investment decision-making processes, and evaluating the resilience of financial instruments. The findings of the research indicate that the assessment approach based on Monte Carlo simulation is more accurate in forecasting the likelihood of extreme market events, thereby offering financial institutions and investors more precise risk alerts. In conclusion, the article substantiates the practicality and scientific rigour of Monte Carlo simulation in financial market assessment through a synthesis of theoretical principles and empirical evidence.
Exploration into the Development Status and Popularization Reasons of Online Live Streaming of Niche Content: Blind Box Live Streaming as an Example
Authors: Huang Zheyi
Published: December 2024

With the development of the internet, the retail industry has undergone earth shaking changes. Various new retail methods have emerged, as well as new best-selling products. Since 2022, blind box live streaming in the gaming industry has been thriving and gaining popularity among young people. This study aims to analyse the key factors for the success of the gaming blind box live streaming industry, with a focus on exploring how fast-moving consumer goods can achieve commercial success through live interaction, fun games, and utilizing consumer mentality. Firstly, the sales form of live streaming interaction enhances the connection between consumers and hosts, promotes consumer stickiness, and further forms a fan economy. In addition, blind box products take advantage of young people's pursuit of excitement and unknown psychology, further promoting consumption. Ultimately, this study suggests that the success of the gaming blind box live streaming industry depends not only on the popularity of social media, but also on its control and utilization of consumer psychology.
Gaze of the Other and Subject Alienation: Centering on Novel Welcome to the World
Authors: Shen Ye , Yang Ruoqing
Published: December 2024

Bi Feiyu's new novel Welcome to the World, published in 2023, focuses on the urology department of the city's First Hospital during the SARS period, and tells the story of the protagonist Fu Rui's mental breakdown and galloping toward madness with a medical accident. Fu Rui has been living under the established arrangements of others since birth, is a pursuit of perfection of the "good life" image, as if an "exception" dissociated from the reality of the world, but the resulting is the constant internalization of high requirements under the gaze of others. After the successive failure of the operation, Fu Rui fell into endless mental internal friction, exposing the pathological psychology under the domination of the meritocratic society. As the plot of the novel progresses, Fu Rui attempts to break the bondage of the outside world, and tries to save Copernicus and Xiao Cai in an irrational way, and finally completes the subject alienation in the carnival. With salvation as the clue, Welcome to the World draws a secular picture of the world through the course of a doctor from rationality to madness, deeply explores the spiritual secrets dormant in people's hearts in contemporary society, and reflects the spiritual symptoms of The Times in irony.
Research on Entrepreneurial Anxiety: A Literature Review
Authors: Xue Ling
Published: December 2024

This paper presents a review of the concept, dimensions, measurement methods and related research of entrepreneurial anxiety. The aim is to provide a theoretical basis for the development of emotional management and psychological support strategies for entrepreneurs. The initial section of this paper defines entrepreneurial anxiety as a form of situation-specific anxiety, delineating the distinctions between state anxiety, trait anxiety, and situation anxiety. Subsequently, the two-dimensional structure of entrepreneurial anxiety, comprising emotional anxiety and cognitive anxiety, is discussed, along with the corresponding measurement scale. A review of the literature from both domestic and international sources reveals the impact of entrepreneurial anxiety on entrepreneurial behaviour, particularly in relation to entrepreneurial exit intentions. In conclusion, the current state of research on entrepreneurial anxiety is reviewed, and the necessity for further investigation is emphasised in order to enhance comprehension of the function of entrepreneurial anxiety in entrepreneurial decision-making.
Study on the Heritage and Development of the Forbidden City's Ceramic Culture through the Lens of Intercultural Communication
Authors: Wu Shuang
Published: December 2024

This paper conducts an in-depth study on the inheritance and development of the Forbidden City's ceramic culture from the perspective of cross-cultural communication. By combing through the historical origins, artistic characteristics, and cultural connotations of the Forbidden City's ceramics, this paper reveals its significant position in the transmission of Chinese culture. Furthermore, the article analyzes how the Forbidden City's ceramic culture transcends geographical and cultural boundaries to achieve international dissemination and exchange under the backdrop of globalization. Based on this, the paper discusses the opportunities and challenges faced by the Forbidden City's ceramic culture in its inheritance and development process and proposes corresponding strategies and suggestions. The research aims to promote the international dissemination of the Forbidden City's ceramic culture, to drive its innovation and development in contemporary society, and to provide reference for the protection and transmission of world cultural heritage.
Influencing Factors of Employment Competitiveness in Relation to the Effects on Compensation of Higher Vocational Graduates Serving Regional Rail Transit Sectors
Authors: Wen Wei , Manly Norita E.
Published: December 2024

Studying can offer certain benefits for future careers. However, when applying for jobs that require a rail transit background, applicants often find themselves competing with others who have similar educational backgrounds. In such cases, it is a person's employability, including skills, abilities, and personal qualities, that can make them stand out. This research investigated the factors influencing employment competitiveness and their impact on the compensation of higher vocational graduates in the regional rail transit sector. Data was collected from 310 graduate respondents using a highly reliable and validated questionnaire, employing comparative-correlational methods. The study found that factors such as professional cognition, occupational planning, work experience, hobbies and interests, working attitude and abilities, educational background and professional setting, professional learning practical ability, and student cadre experience all play a role in determining employment competitiveness. Additionally, the personal profiles of the respondents were significant in their evaluations of employment competitiveness. Similarly, compensation factors for rail transit higher vocational graduates, including salary and benefit negotiation, taking on additional responsibilities, developing new skills and qualifications, and advocating for fair compensation practices, also have a significant impact on employment competitiveness. A strong correlation was observed between employment competitiveness factors and compensation effect domains, indicating a positive and significant relationship. These findings serve as a basis for developing career programs in schools to ensure the immediate employment prospects of rail transit graduates.
Applications of Multiple Linear Regression in Social Medias Related Marketing
Authors: Zhang Wenxi
Published: December 2024

In a market, what the sellers care the most is their budgets and their sales. They need to know how to make more money. In order to do this, they need to find ways to compare different plans and the results they get from them. For selling products, advertisement is indeed an important part. This paper compares three different social medias, trying to decide which is the best way to invest for advertisement: newspaper, facebook, or youtube. By examining the regression statistics, this paper shows how to use multiple linear regression to make the best marketing decisions when it comes to advertising. Particularly in this case, the preferable order of spending budgets on the social medias for advertisement is facebook or youtube, and lastly newspaper. It also compares single and multiple linear regression, and it is found that the latter is more important. This paper provides people with helpful information to sell their products properly.
Significance Level of Factors Effecting House Price
Authors: Liu Jinhe
Published: December 2024

This paper is about analyzing dataset recorded between 1975 and 2021 about the house prices in United State and uses multiple linear regression to plot linear equation to help to predict the future house prices. The data includes some essential factors, population for example, that influences house prices index both directly and indirectly and did a further analysis to find the correlation between these factors and house prices index, and the correlation between each influencing factors. These factors all have difference significance level comparing to house price index, making it worth to find out even deeper the most influencing factors that affect house price index so the most important factors can be deduced. In the result, real disposable income is being concluded as the most important factors effecting the house price index among all other factors. In addition, the author also uses determinant coefficient to further confirm the accuracy of the multiple linear regression, making sure linear regression is a valid method to analyze the significance of all influencing factors.
Critical Analysis of Motivation and Organizational Culture at Google: Balancing Innovation with Employee Autonomy
Authors: Chen Qinyi
Published: December 2024

This paper critically analyzes the interplay between Google's motivation and organizational culture, exploring how its management strategies affect employee engagement, autonomy, and overall productivity. The study uses frameworks such as Maslow's Hierarchy of needs theory, McGregor's Theory Y, and Herzberg's two-factor theory to evaluate Google's incentive practices, as well as Schein's cultural and transactional levels and Kennedy's "Work hard, Play hard" model for cultural analysis. While these approaches foster innovation and collaboration, this paper reveals potential challenges, including subtle cultural controls that can erode individual autonomy. The research helps to understand how Google's famous practices shape its organizational image and highlights the potential ethical and psychological impact on employees.
The Impact of Cyberbullying on Adolescents' Real Lives
Authors: Du Kexin , Huo Wenxin , Yang Zihan
Published: December 2024

With the surge of the Internet era, the widespread use of the Internet by minors has become an unstoppable and irreversible trend. In today's era of high-speed information flow, the Internet is like a sharp double-edged sword. On the one hand, it brings unprecedented convenience to minors with amazing speed and extremely wide coverage. They can easily obtain rich knowledge resources through the Internet and broaden their horizons. On the other hand, while the Internet brings many conveniences, it also induces various types of network infringement. Among them, cyberbullying is an extremely serious public health problem, and the depth of its harm may lead to a sharp increase in the risk of mental health problems. This risk may lead to a series of serious consequences, including long-term psychological problems and adverse effects on the development of adolescents, and in extreme cases, it may even push them to a desperate situation of suicide. This article is intended to deeply explore the multi-faceted impact of cyberbullying on the real life of teenagers, to attract great attention from all walks of life, and to jointly create a safe and healthy network environment for teenagers.
Exploration of Demand-driven Training of Japanese Language Majors
Authors: Wang Lifang , Wei Na
Published: December 2024

This paper discusses the cultivation of Japanese language professionals based on demand-oriented talents, taking Zhaoqing College as an example. The demand for Japanese language professionals in Guangdong Province, especially in the Pearl River Delta region, is analysed through field research and online research. It is found that the demand for Japanese language talents in Guangdong Province is extensive and in-depth, especially in the fields of cross-border e-commerce and international trade. The article further discusses the industry demand and job requirements, pointing out that Japanese language professionals should have the ability to serve in diversified industry fields, as well as the comprehensive ability of cross-cultural communication and the application of modern information technology. Finally, the article proposes that the training of Japanese language professionals should be based on the strengthening of basic core courses to increase the number of professional skills and practical courses, pay attention to cross-composite courses, incorporate new technologies and information technology tools, and strengthen the cultivation of English proficiency in order to cultivate applied and composite Japanese language professionals who can meet the market demand.
A Study of Audience Moral and Ethical Attitudes Toward AIGC-Generated News Content
Authors: Da Xinyue
Published: December 2024

This study investigates audience moral and ethical attitudes toward news content generated by Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC), highlighting the transformative impact of AI technologies on journalism. Through comprehensive references, the research reveals significant disparities in acceptance levels among different demographic groups, particularly influenced by factors such as algorithmic literacy, trust in information sources, and individual psychological factors. The findings indicate that younger, tech-savvy audiences exhibit greater trust in AIGC-generated content, while older demographics express skepticism regarding its accuracy and fairness. Furthermore, the paper addresses the ethical challenges posed by AIGC, including issues of misinformation, privacy concerns, and copyright ownership. The necessity for robust ethical frameworks and regulatory measures is emphasized to ensure the responsible integration of AIGC in news production, thereby safeguarding journalistic integrity and public trust. This research aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse on ethical standards in digital journalism and the implications of AI on societal values.
The Application of Transgenic Technology
Authors: Jiang Chenyu
Published: December 2024

With the rapid development of biotechnology, transgenic technology has been widely used around the world, especially in agriculture and medical fields showing great potential. However, the safety of Gmos has always been a focus of concern for the public, scientists and policymakers. By analyzing the basic principles and application examples of transgenic technology, this paper evaluates the ecological and environmental risks and food safety issues that may be brought about by genetically modified organisms. In particular, data tables show the potential impacts of GM crops on ecosystems and their assessment of food safety. The study notes that while GM technology has the advantage of improving crop yield and stress resistance, its safety assessment requires a more rigorous scientific approach and a transparent risk management process. In recent years, relevant technologies have been gradually applied in the fields of research on gene function, production of animal bioreactors and construction of human disease animal models, etc., making the research of livestock gene function more efficient. This paper aims to provide a scientific basis for developing more rational regulatory policies, and suggests that future studies focus more on long-term effects and public acceptance.
Brief Analysis of the Self-recognition System in Civil Litigation
Authors: Zhang Yuping
Published: December 2024

The system of admission is not yet fully developed in China's legal framework, with its corresponding concepts remaining unclear and lacking a comprehensive structure. This has led to difficulties in judicial practice, where there is no clear guidance on how to apply the system of admission. Correct and effective application of the admission system can reduce litigation costs, improve litigation efficiency, and ensure the authenticity of cases, better protecting the relevant rights of the parties involved. This article discusses and analyzes the establishment and application of the admission system from both legislative and practical perspectives, highlighting certain issues within the system and offering some suggestions for improvement. Although the study of the admission system in China is still in its early stages, its research and application are of significant importance to the country's litigation system. It can not only help improve the litigation system but also reduce costs and facilitate the progress of litigation. From a legislative perspective, it can enhance China's litigation legislation and be beneficial to both the legal field and judicial practice. Moreover, it can ensure that the rights of the litigating parties are respected and protected, contributing to the construction of a complete, diverse, and scientifically reasonable civil legal system.
Availability, Utilization, and Relevance of School’s Data for Efficient Leadership Toward Data-Driven Culture in a Selected Vocational College in Jiangsu China
Authors: Zhu Liang , ERNA A. LAHOZ
Published: December 2024

This study examines the availability, utilization, and relevance of school data in fostering a data-driven culture for leadership in a vocational college in Jiangsu, China. Using a quantitative research design, it investigates teachers' perceptions of data practices, identifies areas for improvement, and explores relationships among key variables. Findings indicate that data availability is generally high, with strong access to student records and behavior data, but gaps exist in integrating nationwide assessments and aggregated survey responses. While data utilization is effective in supporting institutional operations, areas such as empirical data use and curriculum evaluation require attention. The relevance of data is widely recognized for enhancing personalized learning and lesson planning; however, its application in curriculum assessment and tracking student progress scored lower. Significant differences were noted in data utilization based on teaching experience and grade levels, with mid-career teachers and those teaching higher grades demonstrating higher confidence in data practices. Strong positive correlations were observed among availability, utilization, and relevance of data, underscoring their interconnectedness. To address these findings, strategies were proposed, including enhanced access to external data sources, targeted professional development, modernized technological infrastructure, and the establishment of collaborative frameworks. A general implementation plan outlines a phased approach for integrating these strategies, focusing on preparation, capacity building, infrastructure development, and policy formulation. The study underscores the critical role of data in improving leadership efficiency, teaching practices, and institutional outcomes, offering practical recommendations for fostering a sustainable data-driven culture in educational institutions.
From Temples to the Soul: Exploring the Social Drivers and Psychological Depths of Young People's Temple Tourism Phenomenon
Authors: Cao Yu , Kong Zhuoyu
Published: December 2024

Temple tourism has gradually emerged among young people, becoming a new cultural phenomenon. Based on the theory of cultural semiotics, this study explores the social drivers and deeper psychological meanings behind the phenomenon of temple tourism, revealing the psychological needs and social identity of young people in this form of tourism. Using a qualitative research approach, in-depth interviews with 15 young tourists were conducted to analyze the recreation and reinterpretation of temples as cultural symbols within the young demographic. The findings suggest that temple tourism not only meets the young people's need for spiritual solace and emotional healing, but also serves as an important means of self-exploration and cultural identity. Meanwhile, the widespread dissemination of social media has turned temples into key spaces for young people to express themselves, seek a sense of belonging, and receive emotional support. This phenomenon reflects a process of re-creation of traditional culture and history by young people, as well as their strong need for spiritual solace. By uncovering the social drivers and psychological mechanisms behind young people's participation in "temple tourism," this study contributes new insights to the destination marketing literature. Furthermore, the findings provide strategic recommendations for the development and marketing of temple and religious tourism destinations.
An Interview Report: Discourse Analysis
Authors: Shao Linzhi
Published: December 2024

This report presents a discourse analysis of a televised interview between an anchorwoman and Dr. Anthony Fauci, contextualized within the COVID-19 pandemic and its management under President Trump's administration. Employing frameworks from Goffman, Harris, and other key scholars, the analysis explores the interplay of linguistic and non-linguistic behaviors within the communication. It highlights the participants' social, professional, and institutional identities, as well as their discourse strategies, reflexivity, and indexicality. Key components of the interview, including framing, footing shifts, and intertextuality, are analyzed to uncover the underlying dynamics and communicative intentions. The report also examines how the anchorwoman and Dr. Fauci construct authenticity, authority, and alignment within the interactive frame, contributing to a deeper understanding of language use in political and social contexts. Through structured discourse patterns, this study underscores the relationship between language, context, and societal roles in live news interviews.
The Mechanism of Adeno-associated Virus (AAV) Gene Therapy
Authors: Huang Jiayin
Published: December 2024

Adeno-associated Virus (AAV) vector has become an important tool for vivo gene therapy due to its high specificity, low immunogenicity and long-term expressibility. There are multiple novel pharmaceuticals utilizing recombinant AAV vectors to treat genetic defect disease or disease related to gene expression disorder that are undergoing clinical trials. In this review, the basic biological features of AAV viruses are introduced, including their structure, classification, and interactions with hosts. This paper aims to elucidate the commonalities and differences among several AAV viruses used in clinical treatment by analyzing existing literature. The relevant genes for transduction of various types of AAV viruses are specifically analyzed in this article. By elaborating the process and mechanism of AAV virus transduction-related gene expression, this paper also attempts to summarize the current achievements of AAV therapy and explain the limitations still existing. It is hoped to contribute to the development and progress of AAV therapy in the future.
The Research on Factors Influencing Housing Prices -Take Kansas City as an Example
Authors: Li Muqi
Published: December 2024

This article aims to identify those factors that have an impact in housing prices. The sample of the study is 15 variables, including 19554 pieces of data. Among the 15 variables, there are both factors of the house itself and some external influencing factors. The method of Multiple Linear Regression is used to analyze the significant factors with the housing prices of Kansas City. Based on these 15 variables it does correlate with house prices. The 19554 data substituted into Multiple Linear Regression Model. The result shows that grade, latitude, years of built, waterfront, view, square of basement, square of above, zip code, bathrooms and condition have a significant linear relationship with prices, while the id, date, bedrooms, square of lot, floors and year of renovating fail the significance test. In totally, the volatility of housing prices in Kansas City can be considered by the extent to which these factors affect them.
Research on Application of Ensemble Training in Teaching of National Instrumental Music
Authors: Chen Yuqing
Published: December 2024

National instrumental music is the embodiment of national culture in the form of music. As early as the pre-Qin period, various kinds of Musical Instruments appeared, and its long history carries the cultural heritage of the Chinese nation. In order to make ethnic instrumental music better inherit, it needs the support of professional teaching. Ethnic instrumental music should be included in the professional teaching field, and modern teaching reform should be given to build a teaching mode with the characteristics of society, nationality and professionalism, so as to stimulate students' learning interest and improve their learning effect. In the past teaching mode, the mode of specialized music and specialized teaching was mostly adopted, the teaching process was single and boring, and the students' learning motivation was not high. The charm of national instrumental music is reflected in the integration of percussion, string pulling, plucking and blowing pipe, so relevant scholars put forward that students' learning interest can be improved through ensemble training. In order to explore whether this view is feasible, this study takes pipa teaching as an example, summarizes the problems in pipa teaching, and discusses the applicability of ensemble training in this teaching mode.
Narrative Study of Contemporary Greek "Big Wall Literature" Under Debt Crisis
Authors: Gan Jiguang , Xiao Danli
Published: December 2024

The outbreak of the debt crisis in 2009 intensified the social contradictions in contemporary Greece, with frequent occurrences of anarchist movements and vicious social security cases. After the bank robbery in Paros, anarchist Tasos Theofilou was wrongly arrested by the antiterrorist police and imprisoned for nearly five years. After his dismissal, he wrote about his experiences in prison and made them public. The Thirty-Two Steps and other realistic works expose the judicial dark curtain of contemporary Greek jails, with the author's personal experience of the "big wall" in the background, emphasizing the extreme state and sharp contradiction of the prison that he witnessed when he was detained, convicted and served. This paper analyzes the literary narrative style of the unjust prison experience from the aspects of the literary narrative source, writing technique thought expression and explores the connotation behind the Greek "Big Wall Literature" through his works. Although the authorities claim that the debt crisis has been relieved, Theofilou's tragic narrative works still reflect his reflections on the judicial society, the source of Western politics, under the shadow of the crisis.
Exploration and Practice of OBE Teaching Philosophy and BOPPPS Teaching Model in the Reform of NoSQL Database Technology Course
Authors: Zhang Yixuan
Published: December 2024

With the rapid development of Internet technology, NoSQL database technology has demonstrated significant advantages in handling large-scale unstructured data. However, traditional teaching modes of NoSQL database technology courses face numerous issues, such as monotonous teaching methods, low student engagement, and unsatisfactory learning outcomes. This paper reforms and practices the NoSQL database technology course based on the OBE (Outcome-Based Education) teaching philosophy, combined with the BOPPPS (Bridge-in, Objective, Pre-assessment, Participatory Learning, Post-assessment, Summary) teaching model, aiming to enhance students' interest in learning, strengthen their practical abilities, and improve teaching effectiveness.
Teaching Reform and Practice of Functional Experiment Course based on Core Literacy Improvement
Authors: Yang Xiulan , Dong Xia , Zhong Guangzhi
Published: December 2024

Medical experiment teaching is the basic link of medical education and an important way to train medical students' practical ability and innovative spirit. In recent years, with the continuous development of medical education reform, the teaching reform of functional experiment has become the focus of attention. Based on the basic framework of the 5-year experimental teaching content of functional experiment for students majoring in clinical medicine, this paper carries out the teaching reform of "three integration, three connection and three evaluation" of the experimental course of kinesiology based on the core literacy training of medical students of different majors and levels, and probes into the implementation process and effect of the teaching reform. The practice shows that teaching reform has played a good role in promoting the cultivation of medical students' practical ability, innovative ability and core quality.
Impact of Climate Change on Transmission Patterns of Infectious Diseases and Public Health Responses
Authors: Zhang Yilin
Published: December 2024

Global warming has expanded the transmission range of some pathogens and disease vectors (such as mosquitoes) that initially lived in tropical or subtropical regions, increasing their chances of disease transmission. This change increases the risk of the spread of some infectious diseases, such as dengue fever, malaria and cholera. These infectious diseases have caused a huge impact and harm to human health. Therefore, this article analyzes and summarizes some academic research articles to study infectious disease changes and spread ways, and why these infectious diseases are affected by climate change and the influence of public health measures, through this topic research also can clearly know how climate change will make the pathogen life cycle and transmission route, expand media activities, finally should strengthen monitoring and early warning system, promote international cooperation, improve public health facilities and environmental health targeted control strategies, strengthen public education and health propaganda.
Predictive Modelling of Local Currency Sovereign Debt yields using Machine Learning
Authors: Zhou Yang
Published: December 2024

This paper explores applying Statistical Machine Learning (ML) models to forecast local currency 10-year bond yields in 17 Emerging Markets (EM) economies, using Economic & Financial Indicators as feature parameters. The models considered include Random Forest (RF), Gradient Boosting (GB), Lasso Regression, Ridge Regression, and Linear Regression (LR). The performance is assessed using three key metrics: Mean Squared Error (MSE), R2 on the testing set, and R2 on Cross-Validation (CV). The results show that RF and GB models generally outperform traditional linear models, showing lower MSE and higher R2 values, indicating better accuracy in their predictions. By exploring the practical application of those models in the context of EM economies, this paper contributes valuable insights into the predictive modelling of sovereign debt yields, which is crucial for investors and policymakers. The findings suggest that ML models, with their ability to capture non-linear relationships, offer a more reliable approach to predicting 10-year bond yields in EM economies.
The Promoting Effect of Emotional Picture Books on the Communication Ability of Autistic Children
Authors: Zhao Nina
Published: December 2024

Through the form of picture book reading intervention for two autistic children, to explore the intervention effect of picture books with emotional guidance on autistic children. Two children with autism were randomly divided into experimental group (n=1) and control group (n=1). The intervention scheme of picture books with emotional guiding significance was used in the experimental group, and the cognitive picture books were used in the control group. The changes of communication ability of the two control groups were investigated by the combination of observation and measurement and interview. The results show that emotional picture books have a better effect on the communication ability of autistic children.
A Study of Online Self-Deprecating Culture Through Buzzwords Among Youngsters
Authors: Zhou Yujia
Published: December 2024

In recent years, online self-deprecating buzzwords have been used frequently, forming a phenomenon of youngsters’ self-deprecation. In the context of social transformation, online self-deprecating culture through buzzwords has become a popular subculture among youngsters in China. Youngsters use self-deprecating buzzwords for emotional release and view expressions in boring lives, self-adjustment and self-protection under social pressure, and emotional support and identity resonance through online interactions. It may lead to consequences of self-awareness degradation and self-perception weakness, alienation in social interaction and misunderstanding of group image, and deviation of social value and reduction in political identification, which must be noticed and solved actively. To eliminate its negative impacts, youngsters themselves should rationally participate in the online self-deprecation culture; the media should create a good online discourse space for youngsters; the government should cooperate with other relevant departments to strengthen organizational synergies, improving the quality of public services. However, it cannot be regarded as a completely negative subculture as it promotes the innovation and development of social culture.
The Impact of Environmental Regulations on Investment Decisions of Financial Institutions
Authors: Pui Yin QIU
Published: December 2024

With the warming of the global climate, the problem of environment or pollution has been widely concerned by scholars. The formulation and implementation of environmental laws and regulations affect the important development of social economy. This paper mainly studies the impact of environmental regulations on investment decisions of financial institutions, and the core of the research question is to explore how environmental regulations guide financial institutions to adjust their decisions and operations. This paper analyzes a large number of relevant existing literature and case studies, and the research results shows that the formulation and implementation of environmental regulations have a significant impact on the operation mode of financial institutions, prompting financial institutions to pay more attention to their environmental impact when making decisions, and tend to invest in projects that comply with the principles of sustainable development, so as to achieve a win-win situation of economic and environmental benefits.
Analyzing the Financial Innovation Frontier: Risk-Return Profiles of Emerging Fintech Leaders
Authors: Liu Hengyang
Published: December 2024

This paper delves into the evolving landscape of financial technology (fintech) companies, highlighting the substantial role they play in modern finance. By examining leading fintech firms such as Square, PayPal, and Robinhood, among others, we employ the Fama-French Three Factor Model to investigate their risk-return dynamics over recent years. We explore how these companies, known for pioneering accessible financial services and products, influence investment behaviors and the broader market. The study aims to understand the incremental risks and returns attributed to size and value factors in the context of these innovators in the financial sector. Results from the model offer insights into the relationship between company size, value characteristics, and expected returns, providing a nuanced understanding of the investment landscape in the fintech domain. The findings are significant for investors, regulators, and policymakers as they navigate the financial ecosystem reshaped by technological advancements and industry shifts.