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Analysis of the Feminism in the Flowers of War
Authors: Sun Yixin , Yu Sihan
Published: December 2023

The film The Flowers of War depicts the story between 13 women and 13 female students in the crisis of the country, and the film ends with the self-sacrifice of the women, achieving the theme of sublimation. The whole story takes the Nanjing Massacre as the background, revolves around the contradiction and integration between women, reflects the common suffering of women and the awakening of female consciousness, and subverts the traditional image of prostitutes. This paper mainly studies the contradictions and entanglements between the characters in Flowers of War, analyzes the plot and characterization of the film based on socialist feminist theory and ancient Chinese literature, and finds that the film presents the aesthetic imprisonment of women, deep-rooted patriarchal ideological control, and the noble spirit of self-sacrifice. The hidden incomplete feminism, the estrangement between women and the inescapable male gaze and virginity complex broaden the audience's understanding of the film, break the traditional perspective of analyzing the film, and analyze the identity construction, consciousness awakening and sacrifice significance of women in the film.
Abstract Language, Subcultural Capital and the Establishment of Habitual Rules of Access --The Dilemma of Chinas Abstract Streamers and Their Action Strategies
Authors: Mo Yapeng
Published: December 2023

Since 2016, with the rapid popularization and development of the Internet and mobile devices, live streaming on the Internet has entered peoples entertainment and leisure life at an astounding rate. Live streaming platforms such as Huya, YY, and Douyu have played a crucial role as important carriers of the early development of online live streaming. With its low entry cost, low technical barriers, and strong interactivity, online live streaming has attracted a considerable number of netizens to participate.Based on the background of the emergence and prosperity of abstract anchors, this article aims to analyze and summarize the phenomenon of abstract language culture within the abstract anchor community by applying Pierces theory of triadic signs. From a linguistic perspective, the study seeks to identify the action strategies employed by abstract anchors to obtain legitimacy. Additionally, by utilizing Thorntons concept of subcultural capital, the article analyzes the value forms and psychological characteristics of the audience of abstract anchors in terms of identity. Through the above analyses, the article finally identifies abstract anchors as a group of producers of interpretive items who have established a habitual access system, becoming a group of anchors who have survived the onslaught of network regulation and e-commerce anchors by adopting strategies of self-deprecation and over-performance. At the same time, the rise of the phenomenon of abstract language has set off a linguistic and cultural crisis in China that requires urgent reflection and contemplation.
The Analysis of 'Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening'
Authors: Jia Yu
Published: December 2023

Most of Robert Frost's writings are set in the New England countryside and are so intensely rural and idyllic that he has been called the "Field Poet". 'Stopping by the Woods on a snowy evening', one of Robert Frost's most famous poems, this poem was written in the winter of 1922 while he was at home in Shaftsbury, Vermont. Frost himself later called it "my most memorable" poem. As a popular poem, it is often mistakenly thought to be merely a landscape poem, in which the poet laments the charms of nature. In fact, however, the poet has a deeper intention; he is borrowing the main character in the poem to tell his own inner world, using the most simple and ordinary descriptive language, but also containing many life truths. Frost's use of fresh and native traditional English coupled with neat and traditional meter makes the poem readable and relatable to the readers. This paper analyzes the writing techniques, the choice of imagery, and the central theme of the poem to provide readers with new ideas for interpreting the poem. The analysis shows that Robert Frost is able to use plain and simple language with ordinary things in his poems to convey profound life lessons to the readers, which is intriguing and worth the readers' repeated readings and speculations.
Comparison of the Flow of Post-War Reflective Literature in Germany and Japan: On the Example of Schlink and Kazuo Ishiguro
Authors: He Jingxi
Published: December 2023

Starting from a brief introduction to the history of Germany (West Germany) and Japans acceptance of the spiritual and cultural takeover from the United States after the Second World War, and taking the analysis of specific works by Schlink and Kazuo Ishiguro as an example, this article tries to analyse the commonality embodied by the two countries in their reflections on the history of the Second World War. Both countries have gone through the process of the collective mind from reticence to selective remembrance. The article then focuses on the mode of dealing with the memory of the war, both individually and collectively, in the post-war period, pointing out that this mode is also a typical strategy for reflecting on the war. After the development of reflective literature in the two countries has reached a new stage, it reflects the intergenerational differences and the moral dilemmas arising from that place and finally points out that the great influence of the United States in the post-war period has shaped the value logic system of the reflective literature of the two countries.
Keeping the Pursuit of Innocence in Experience: The Analysis of the Image of Children in William Blake's Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience
Authors: Xiao Yuntian
Published: December 2023

The works of William Blake, an iconic figure in English Romanticism, are epitomized by "Songs of Innocence" and "Songs of Experience," wherein 'children' hold significant symbolic value. Blake delves into the essence of childhood, adopting their perspective and employing their voices to convey nuanced narratives. This approach serves as a vehicle for his profound exploration of humanity, social critique, and quest for innocence. Through an analysis of select poems featuring children in these two collections, this study juxtaposes the contrasting portrayals of children in these distinct realms while unearthing their shared characteristics. It investigates the dichotomy and harmony between innocence and experience in Blake's poetry. Remarkably, Blake's writing evolves from an emphasis on "innocence" to a recognition of "experience." However, even amidst this transformation, he steadfastly clings to the aspiration for innocence, albeit within the context of a more sober and rational world of experience. This evolution underscores Blake's intricate exploration of the human condition, wherein the pursuit of innocence endures as a central theme throughout his work.
Analysis of Dylan Thomass View of Death
Authors: Yu Yajing
Published: December 2023

Death is an eternal subject that always has great appeal to writers. Moreover, Dylan Thomas is no exception. In recent years, more and more researchers have begun to pay attention to Thomas and delve deeper into his poetry, exploring the language he uses and the ideas he conveys. However, the existing research on Thomass poetry is limited, and there is still a gap in understanding his view of death. Therefore, this study aims to explore Dylan Thomass perspective on death by analyzing specific poems through close reading. Thomas has a unique view of death. This study finds that Thomas acknowledges death as an inevitable reality. However, he believes people should adopt an optimistic attitude toward death instead of succumbing to it. At the same time, he possesses a profound understanding of the nature of death. In Thomass view, the universe is in an eternal cycle of life and death: life itself breeds death, and death means the arrival of new life. In general, Thomas sees death as a part of natures eternal cycle, which has a tragic core but people should be optimistic about it.
Role of Philosphic Knowledge in Developing Common Good and Justification for Government Funding of the Philosophers
Authors: Wang Zhaolu
Published: December 2023

Morality can be assessed through a teleological and deontological lens, in which an act is considered to be moral if it advances the common good and the means of achieving this societally beneficial outcome is justified. This study hypothesizes that funding the philosopher's work in a democratic government is moral, as value of philosophy lies in knowledge production and moral enrichment. This is governed by justifying four conditions through empiricism and the scientific method: serving the public interest, involving government role/intervention, strengthening the philosophic knowledge, and financing this knowledge through taxation. Focusing on the observational belief of acts, knowledge production, reasoning, and justification of beliefs continuously develop with philosophic ideas, making them suitable recipients of government funding. Morality is not absolute but socially constructed by several philosophic interventions in conjunction with the government's role. Secondly, there is a need for optimal philosophic knowledge, the adequate knowledge required to attain maximum social advantage with minimum cost. By constructing philosophic knowledge as an economic commodity, their dual status as a public and merit good justify their provision by the state. Lastly, the morality of taxation is discussed through philosophers lens such as Robert Nozick and John Rawls. As each citizen benefits from the government-provided facilities, thus paying a part of the income as tax to the government is moral. Moreover, the government is assisted by philosophic knowledge and creating moral goods. Thus, it is justified that funding a philosopher through taxation is moral as it does not infringe on individual freedom.
Concept of Beauty in the Age of the Internet: Impact of Social Media on Appearance Anxiety and Body Shame
Authors: Gong Ziyan
Published: December 2023

With the widespread use of social media platforms, the singular aesthetic orientation of society has had varying degrees of impact on women at both the physical and psychological levels. An increasing number of women are exposed to over-idealized images thus triggering a series of problems. The purpose of this study is to investigate how social media affects womens mental health and, in turn, how it affects their eating behaviors. By compiling previous research studies and evaluating information gathered from surveys and interviews with women in various age groups, this study carried out a thorough evaluation of the literature. The results of the study show that a relatively homogenous aesthetic orientation has led a growing number of women to develop negative experiences of their own bodies, which leads to varying degrees of anxiety, and dissatisfaction with their appearance. The proliferation of media big data has resulted in women being exposed to a high frequency of information that generates messages inducing anxiety and gradually internalizing the notion of an ideal figure, thereby promoting abnormal weight reduction practices. The research concludes with suggestions for the female group that self-awareness awakening and conscious resistance to narrow aesthetic standards in society are effective ways to solve their psychological problems.
Social Identity and Language Use: Gender, Age, Region, Social Factors
Authors: Huang Liying , Wu Wanjing
Published: December 2023

Communication is a necessity for human beings, it is something that almost everyone does every day. But sometimes misunderstandings will happen between different people with different backgrounds. To get a deeper understanding about communication what kind of misunderstandings will occur, and how the misunderstandings occur. The paper reviews the reasons that cause misunderstandings in four aspects---- gender, age, region, and social identity. For gender, the researchers gave a lot of examples to describe the types of misunderstandings between men and women. For age, the words the old and the young use will be shown, and the researchers will analyze the differences between them. For region, the researchers will use China and America as examples to prove the correlation between the distance of the destination to the capital and specific language, and then analyze the data to prove the relationship between the invader and the number of official languages. For social identity, the researchers will analyze a few examples of the way people talk when they are in different social identities. The researchers found that people of different genders, of different ages, and from different regions, have different social identities have different ways of using language.
Analysing Virginia Woolf's the Mark on the Wall from an Existentialist Perspective
Authors: Liu Yingzhuo
Published: December 2023

During the world wars, people experienced harsh realities and had no recourse. Traditional values were no longer suitable for the post-war world, but they could not find a new standard of living and suffered a crisis of identity. Given this background, both the existentialist thought of the philosophical world and the literary realm coincidentally turned to exploring the survival state of humankind. As a pioneering writer, Virginia Woolf had a meticulous portrayal and profound thinking about the spiritual state of human beings in the post-war period. The academic research on Woolf's works has mostly explored from the perspectives of feminism, epiphanic moments and narrative style of stream of consciousness, but less from the existentialist viewpoint. However, many of Woolf's works have different methods, leading to the same result with Existentialism. Therefore, this paper tries to analyse the existentialist tendency in Woolf's first stream-of-consciousness short story, The Mark on the Wall, with the theories of Jean-Paul Sartre and Martin Heidegger, the representative figures of Existentialism. The work shows the absurdity of the world and people's despair. The stream-of-consciousness narrative mingles the past, present and future, breaking the linear concept of time. It elaborates that people are free to exist but always face the constraints of established rules and conflicts with others, which coincides with Existentialism. In addition, Heidegger's view of the initiative of things is also reflected in the narrative way of constructing the protagonist's identity by depicting a series of objects in the piece.
Analysis of Tiktoks E-commerce Model in Overseas Markets
Authors: Li Junyan , Liang Qihao , Yang Yiheng , Yuan Ruitong
Published: December 2023

With the rapid popularization of the modern internet, the market has rapidly explored the commercial value of social media. Although social e-commerce is now standard and dynamic on different social media outlets, there was rarely an influential and rapidly growing e-commerce group or platform for a long time in the past until TikTok shop accompanied the emergence of TikTok. Compared with most new media e-commerce platforms, TikTok shop is an official e-commerce platform more closely attached to TikTok social software. To explore why TikToks new media e-commerce model can develop rapidly, analyze the advantages of TikTok in various process steps and collect and analyze relevant merchant data and user data to prove it. The study found that the reasons for the rapid development of TikTok shops are as follows: 1) TikTok stores use specific user groups as potential customers, promote products that these groups are more interested in, and vigorously cultivate sales blogs that promote products; 2) Unlike most new media e-commerce, in the TikTok e-commerce model, sales bloggers and TikTok also have considerable benefits, forming a multi-party win-win situation.
The Social Cognition of Japans Nuclear-Contaminated Water in Chinese Social Media
Authors: Lai Zhaoyu
Published: December 2023

The issue of nuclear-contaminated water in Japan has led to various concerns, including social public safety and food safety. This study aims to investigate the impact of this issue on the perception of social public safety among Chinese consumers by examining the spread of Japanese products in China. The study employs methodologies such as questionnaire analysis, online review collection, and examination of business statistics to analyze the data objectively. Focusing on the official discharge of nuclear-contaminated water into the sea as a crucial event, the study compares the social cognition of the audience on different social media platforms before and after the discharge. Quantitative and qualitative analysis using a subject analysis framework is used. The findings indicate that the discharge of nuclear-contaminated water in Japan has significantly improved peoples social cognition of public safety on Chinese social media, significantly changing their attitude toward Japanese products.
Comparative Analysis: The Development of Chinese Feminism Based on East and West Barbie Film Reviews
Authors: Huang Junhan
Published: December 2023

Gender-related discussions on the internet have grown, showcasing a surge in content from both feminist and anti-feminist perspectives. This cultural shift has caught the attention of society at large and has also found its expression within the realm of film and television. The present research aims to investigate this phenomenon by analyzing user reviews of the feminist movie Barbie across multiple online platforms in both Eastern and Western contexts. A comparative analysis approach is adopted, encompassing word frequency statistics, emotion analysis, and topic analysis. Through these innovative methods, this paper delves deeper into the following research inquiries: 1) What do Chinese feminists voice the primary concerns within online commentaries? 2) What is the prevailing sentiment and intensity of emotions experienced by Chinese audiences towards feminism? 3) How does Chinese feminism compare with its Western counterpart? 4) Are there varied opinions among Chinese audiences regarding domestic and foreign feminist films? If so, what are the disparities? The findings of this study shed light on the richness and diversity of online feminist discourse, as well as its resonance within different cultural contexts. This paper gains valuable insights into the socio-cultural dynamics surrounding gender-related issues by deepening the understanding of these factors. Ultimately, these results contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of contemporary feminist movements in the digital sphere.
The Research on the Application of CAB Model to the Promotion of IP Derivatives from the Perspective of Marketing ---Taking Local and International IP Derivatives as Examples
Authors: Li Xinyi
Published: December 2023

In recent years, IP derivatives have gradually emerged. There are more and more animation, comics, novels, and other derivatives of peripheral products such as cultural and creative products, games, film, television dramas, etc., and what marketing strategies to use to attract more target consumers, how to promote local IP products, or even IP derivatives introduced from other countries and cultures, have become issues that the industry operators must think about. Therefore, this paper takes the cultural and creative products of the Palace Museum and the "Barbie" movie as the research objects and uses the case study method, CAB model, and global-local identity theory to analyze the positive impact of this model on the marketing strategy of IP derivatives. Based on the theory of global-local identity, this paper analyzes the new changes in the thinking of global consumers and believes that some consumers identify more with local culture while others are more inclined to recognize themselves as global citizens. This allows people to pay more attention to the meaning behind the product and allows the CAB model to play a greater role in helping consumers accumulate knowledge about a certain product, and CAB model can promote the final purchase behavior by touching people's cognition and emotions, which has a certain universality with the IP product itself.
The Influence of Perceived Trolling on Weibo Users Lurking Behavior The Moderating Role of Social Media Affordance and Platform Engagement
Authors: Lai SumYuet , Shen Yiran
Published: December 2023

With society evolving, social media platforms have become an indispensable component of individuals daily existence. However, the relationship between online trolling and user lurking behavior deserves more attention and research. This research, conducted using the Weibo platform, gathered 289 valid survey responses through a questionnaire to explore the correlation between online trolling and lurking. The moderating impacts of social media affordance and platform engagement were also examined. The results revealed that online trolling significantly and positively predicts lurking behavior; While the moderating influence of social media affordance did not yield significant results, the moderating impact of platform engagement was found to be significant. Specifically, at low levels of platform engagement, online trolling significantly and positively predicted lurking behavior, while at high levels of platform engagement, online trolling negatively predicted lurking behavior. Therefore, social media platforms should enhance their monitoring of online trolling and provide users with more privileges to increase their platform engagement and more features to deal with trolling, enabling them to participate in maintaining a healthy platform environment.
Explore Impact of Cultural Differences Between Taiwan Region and the Chinese Mainland on English Literary Translation: Take the Example of Two Translation Versions of Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone
Authors: Huang Yue
Published: December 2023

This study explores the cultural disparities between Taiwan and the Chinese mainland and their impact on English literary translations within these regions, focusing on the Taiwanese and mainland Chinese versions of Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. Employing text close reading and comparative analysis methods, this research unveils significant translation differences stemming from the subcultural nuances inherent in Taiwanese culture. These variations manifest in alterations to the books title, personal names, and sentence structures in the respective translations. In essence, both the Taiwanese and mainland Chinese translations contribute to the rich tapestry of Chinese literary translation history. Recognizing these disparities and capitalizing on their individual strengths is vital for the advancement of Chinese literary translation. This analysis underscores the significance of understanding and appreciating cultural distinctions in literary translation, ultimately enhancing the quality and depth of cross-cultural literary exchanges.
On the Translation of English Book Titles from the Perspective of Intercultural Communication: A Case Study of Translations of Educated: A Memoir in Mainland China and Taiwan
Authors: Hu Tingting
Published: December 2023

This paper offers an intercultural communication perspective on the translation of book titles. Through a comparative analysis of two Chinese translations of Tara Westovers Educated: A Memoir by Ren Aihong and the Taiwanese version it investigates the utilization of domestication and foreignization strategies in book title translation. This study bridges the gap between intercultural communication theory and translation practice. By scrutinizing these distinct translated versions, the research elucidates the effectiveness of employing appropriate translation strategies. It underscores that when chosen thoughtfully, these strategies facilitate the transmission of cultural nuances and linguistic styles encapsulated in the original titles. This, in turn, enhances the allure of the book titles to potential readers. In conclusion, this analysis underscores the significance of a well-balanced application of domestication and foreignization strategies in book title translation, shedding light on their role in preserving the essence of the original work while appealing to diverse linguistic and cultural contexts.
Exploration of Androgyny and Moral Allegory in The Black Cat in Terms of Narrative Structure
Authors: Zhu Jinbin
Published: December 2023

The Black Cat by Edgar Allan Poe is a classic horror novel renowned for incorporating traditional gothic elements, intricate layering of narrative, extensive use of symbolism, free direct quotations, and a narrative structure characterised by unreliable first-person narration. These literary devices collectively create a profound allegory for the human soul, inviting a plethora of diverse interpretations. This paper undertakes a comprehensive analysis of the novels narrative structure, shedding light on the complex relationship between the protagonist and his wife from an androgynous standpoint, revealing a duality of good and evil within them. It posits that the wife serves as the custodian and voice of the protagonists soul, embodying the force of good within him. Furthermore, the paper delves into how the novel chronicles the protagonists souls response to escalating evil, providing a spiritual exploration of human nature encompassing sin and punishment, harmony and division. Ultimately, it suggests a central theme: the androgynous nature of human beings, where the presence of good necessitates punishment for evil. Even if the force of good is obliterated, the burden of sin remains irremovable. Beyond its apparent horror, The Black Cat serves as Poes poignant dissection of human malevolence and a condemnation of wicked deeds.
Analyzing the Role of Caddy's Absence in The Sound and the Fury Based on Textual Close Reading and Corpus Analysis
Authors: Xie Mengxuan
Published: December 2023

The Sound and the Fury is a masterpiece of American writer Faulkner's novels, and it is also an outstanding achievement of the writer's exploration of stream-of-consciousness narrative. The novel set in the post-Civil War American South, depicts the decline of a big family and old society orders. The purpose of this paper is to reveal the symbolic meaning of Caddy's "absence" in the narrative through close reading of the text, psychoanalysis and corpus searching methods, so as to look into the deeper meaning of the text. By analyzing Caddy's image from various angles, the paper finally concludes that Caddy's absence is not only a symbol of the era of decline, rupture and uncertainty, but also a means to strengthen the interactivity and extensibility of the text, as well as implying the author's understanding and awareness of women. By excluding Caddy from the text, the novel itself becomes an interpretation of Caddy.
Analysis of Clo from 5 to 7 Regarding the Gaze Theory
Authors: Sha Kexuan
Published: December 2023

Before the 1960s, cinema was predominately focused on previous works of literature or the history before WW2 in France. A group of French directors in the late 1950s and 1960s, or the nouvelle vague (new wave), which can be directly translated to the new wave - contradicted this notion because they felt like this did not depict the realistic lives of people and produced films that countered the dominant cinema. Agnes Vardas 1962 Cleo from 5 to 7, follows Cleo (Corinee Marchand) in real-time on her journey through Paris, awaiting for the diagnosis relating to her cancer. This article argues that through the objectification of Clo under the male gaze, the audience is sutured into Clos perspective, allowing them to empathize with her emotions and understand the struggles that women face in a contemporary setting. This essay argues the point above by the detailed analysis of two particular scenes focusing on camera shots and the iconography of certain props and actions. By doing so, the analysis mirrors the social and political problems regarding gender of the films particular time of 1962.
The Inheritance and Development of Traditional Chinese Needlework under the "the Belt and Road Initiative"
Authors: Huanhuan Lv , Lili Wang
Published: December 2023

As an important part of the intangible cultural heritage, traditional Chinese women's needlework is facing the challenge of inheritance and development. The cultural connotations embodied in Chinese women's needlework art are concentrated in three aspects: the natural view of the unity of man and nature, the primitive folk view, and the artistic view of auspiciousness. It still has high social and cultural value in contemporary society. Therefore, in response to the impact of large-scale mechanized production, women's needlework culture urgently needs to innovate and develop through new designs, new techniques, new media, new ideas, and new models. At the same time, under the background of the "Belt and Road" construction, Chinese women's needlework, as a characteristic cultural business card, plays a role in international exchange and cooperation, cultural output, and China's image building. Providing constructive suggestions for its development and inheritance is conducive to promoting Chinese women's needlework to compose a new chapter of the Silk Road in the contemporary international arena.
The Analysis of the Queen of the Night
Authors: Zhang Xinyi
Published: December 2023

Mozarts Die Zauberflote stands as one of his masterpieces, characterized by a significant Freemasonic influence. Within the opera, the Queen of the Nights aria serves as a defining moment for the soprano singer. Portrayed as the mother of the heroine Pamina, she undergoes a transformation in her personality, transitioning from a loving mother to an evil one. This paper will delve into the elements of Freemasonry that shape her character, such as the inclusion of Egyptian motifs, the conflict between fatherhood and motherhood, and the rituals of the Freemasons. Furthermore, it will conduct a psychological analysis of her motives using the theory of archetypal women. The archetype of the Great Mother has been expressed through various symbols throughout history, predating humanitys understanding, manifesting in forms such as fairy tale fairies, witches, and stepmothers. Die Zauberflote, as a fairy tale, also includes these elements. This paper uses the Great Mother God theory to explore the reasons and rationality of her transformation and how music describes her psychological movement.
The Lack of Female Consciousness as Exemplified by the Female Characters in The Others
Authors: Yan Jiayi
Published: December 2023

Female issues are hotly debated no matter what time of the year it is, Jiang Heji's novel The Others published in 2023 is a novel about women's issues, and his women's images are three-dimensional and vivid, and the novel itself is very innovative, Jiang Heji takes the more sensitive issues of sexual assault and domestic violence as a subject matter of writing, and builds up the real lives of three women: Kim Zhenya, Yang Xiuzhen, and He Youli through the subjective perspectives of different characters. This paper tries to base on the female images in Jiang Heji's The Others, to systematically explore the female images in Jiang Heji's The Others by using the methods of interpretation and close reading of the text, to analyse the reasons for the lack of female consciousness of the female images in the novels, and to discuss the consequences of the lack of female consciousness of female images in the novels, so as to find ways to solve the problem of the lack of female consciousness.
Development Status and Optimization Strategy of Variety Shows in China
Authors: Dai Shimeng
Published: December 2023

The development time of Chinese variety shows is not long. Since the founding of New China, since 1990, Chinese variety shows have officially started, and before that, it was a long period of foreshadowing. The second stage, May 1966, was the beginning of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. n 1990, the comprehensive start of Chinese variety shows was officially ushered in, and the concept of "variety shows" was also confirmed in the 90s and officially became a civilian entertainment program. As of 2003, the growth stage of China's variety show development has completely ended, and since 2004, China's variety show industry has fully exploded. Now the network society is very developed, variety shows are not limited to watching on TV, video software on mobile phones can also be used to watch variety shows at any time. Since the viewing time is not limited, the program groups no longer have to worry about the problem of not having time to schedule the program, and the program can be broadcast at any time, and the audience can watch it at any time. At present, there are fewer and fewer amateur variety shows, and there are more and more star variety shows, among which there are also many that are recorded and played in the form of amateur contact with stars as a way to make them popular. In recent years, travel, slow life, detective, room escape, cooking, cooperative competition or adventure, Cabaret Audition are particularly prominent.
An Exploration of the Phenomenon of Online Novels, Film and Television Adaptations, and Popular Broadcasts
Authors: Zhou Manyu
Published: December 2023

When it comes to the hit phenomenon of online novel film and television adaptations, people have entered an exciting and vibrant cultural era. Web novels and film adaptations have become a force to be reckoned with in today's entertainment industry, playing a key role in shaping culture, shaping audience psychology, and driving economic growth. This study provides a comprehensive perspective on the phenomenon of online novel film and television adaptation, providing valuable insights and insights for academia and industry. This phenomenon is not only part of the entertainment industry, but also reflects the dynamic changes of society and culture, and deserves further exploration and study. This paper will delve into the rise and continued popularity of this phenomenon and its significant social, cultural and economic implications. Regarding future trends, the continuous advancement of digital technology will continue to affect the quality and innovation of film and television adaptations. Improvements in special effects, visual effects and sound technology will provide more room for film expression.
The Dissemination and Inheritance of Martial Arts Culture in the New Media Era
Authors: Cao Jiayue
Published: December 2023

The dissemination of martial arts culture is essential for its preservation and wider appreciation. Because in the 5000 years history of China, martial arts are an indispensable part of Chinese culture with the advent of the new media era, new avenues for martial arts dissemination have emerged. This research delves into the impact of we-media on martial arts through methods such as literature review and interviews, comparing its influence on martial arts. The study of the influence of self-media on martial arts is of significant research importance, as martial arts need to adapt to the rapidly changing modern era, optimize its methods of dissemination, promote its popularity, and facilitate its international development. As the most commonly used new media by modern mainstream people, short video transmits multi-sensory information in the form of picture, text, sound and image, which has become the most acceptable medium. This way makes martial arts more widely spread.
Leading Content Producers in Chinese Social Media Platform: Theories and Case Study on Blilibili Vloggers
Authors: So Chohin Therersa
Published: December 2023

The rise of social networks has changed the way people live and see the world. Because it is easy for many people to reach, it has given independent people a chance to be heard. Every year, there are more and more outsiders living in China, and there are more and more foreign vloggers on social media. This group is getting bigger and more influential, and its unique character and wide range of creative material is opening up new ways for people from different cultures to talk to each other. Many foreign vloggers have settled on Bilibili, making it one of the most popular platforms. This makes it a good place to look at how foreign vloggers and their viewers are different. So, this study will look at the personal traits, image-building processes, and how well the public accepts the image-building of foreign vloggers on Bilibili. It picks I am Guo Jerry, who shows the impact and content, and Vlad, who is also a foreign YouTuber but gets bad reviews from the public, to do a comparison audience study. The foreign vloggers community is looked at critically in this study. This can help protect against the bad effects and outcomes it causes and bring its social value. At the global level, videos made by foreign vloggers are a new way for people from different cultures to talk to each other. They share Chinese stories and encourage cultural exchanges between China and the rest of the world. At the micro-level, the group of foreign vloggers can teach Chinese content producers from their experiences.
The Impact of Live-Stream on the Consumer Behavior of College Students under the Internet Celebrity Economy
Authors: Yingyi Zhong
Published: December 2023

Based on the background of live-stream marketing and the internet celebrity economy in recent years, this paper aims to study which marketing factors of live-stream under the internet celebrity economy will have an impact on the consumption behavior of college students and what are the main impacts. The following conclusions have been drawn. First, high-quality and preferential promotions have a positive and direct significant impact on the online shopping consumption behavior and purchase intention of college students. Second, live-stream marketing makes the consumption behavior of college students more impulsive. In the end, this paper concludes with some suggestions for internet celebrities, merchants who use online celebrities for live-stream marketing, and college students.
Unveiling Ding Weiliang's Impact on Cross-Cultural Discourse Between China and the West Through A cycle of Cathay
Authors: Shao Yutong
Published: December 2023

Ding Weiliang, a late Qing-era missionary who dedicated over six decades to China, harbored a profound fascination with Chinese culture, driven by multifaceted motivations such as missionary endeavors, personal inquisitiveness, and political engagement. This scholarly exploration endeavors to dissect the contextual factors that compelled him to act as a conduit, introducing the richness of Chinese culture to the Western hemisphere. It succinctly delineates his pivotal role in the translation of Chinese cultural nuances and the facilitation of the assimilation of scientific and technological advancements. In doing so, it illuminates the nuanced contributions and inherent constraints Ding Weiliang encountered during a pivotal epoch marked by the convergence of Chinese and Western intellectual traditions. This article shows its understanding of Chinese culture through Ding Weiliang's missionary life. This article finds that Ding Weiliang has a profound impact on the development of Chinese scientific concepts.
Exploring Cognitive Linguistics
Authors: Qin Yuejin
Published: December 2023

In recent years, cognitive linguistics has gained significant traction and recognition among researchers and individuals with a vested interest in the fields of linguistics and cognitive science. This paper serves the purpose of shedding light on some of the most current and pioneering research endeavors in this domain, while also assessing their contributions towards unraveling the intricate nuances of cognitive language processing. Cognitive linguistics represents a paradigm shift in the study of language and cognition, departing from the traditional structuralist and generative approaches. It posits that language is deeply intertwined with human cognitive processes, and therefore, understanding the cognitive aspects of language use is paramount. The contemporary studies explored in this paper have played a pivotal role in advancing this perspective. These studies employ an array of methodologies and approaches, such as neuroimaging, psycholinguistics, and corpus analysis, to investigate how humans conceptualize and process language. One notable study may delve into the neural mechanisms involved in metaphor comprehension, revealing that metaphors are not mere linguistic embellishments but rooted in the perceptual and experiential systems. Another cutting-edge research area might involve examining the influence of linguistic relativity on thought, challenging the idea that language is a neutral medium for thought and instead highlighting how language structures shape the cognitive experiences. These investigations are revolutionizing the understanding of linguistic diversity and the extent to which it influences cognition. In sum, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of recent research endeavors within cognitive linguistics and to underscore their significance in unveiling the intricate processes of cognitive language comprehension. These studies have collectively contributed to the growing body of knowledge surrounding how language and thought are inherently entwined, reshaping the landscape of linguistic and cognitive inquiry.
Analysis of the Effects of Video Games on Mental Health
Authors: Zhou Shiyu
Published: December 2023

There have been video games for many years. They were first developed as a sort of amusement, but they have since turned into an art form. This essay is mainly about how video games will affect mental health, the research discusses different aspects, like families, schools, government, etc. As the vicissitude of society, technology improves rapidly as well. As a result, video games have improved as well, and different types and genres of games occur in the market. However, some teenagers and even some adults are obsessed with the games. Some people argue that it is harmful and has great disadvantages to people, nevertheless, some people believe that video games are beneficial to people. I searched on the internet and read papers holding different perspectives and opinions. This essay can provide suggestions for parents' and schools education and the video game industry, and also can provide evidence for research.
A Brief Analysis of Representation and Reflection of Chinese Traditional Garment of Women
Authors: Liao Sizhe
Published: December 2023

Chinese clothing, especially women's clothing, is very exquisite. Not only the texture of the clothes but also the expression of each clothing style. A lot of information can be reflected in women's clothing. Through the combination of documents and historical materials, this paper analyzes the aesthetic characteristics and cultural connotations of Chinese women's clothing. The results show that Chinese traditional culture is all-encompassing and is the spiritual source of contemporary Chinese clothing design. From the choice of fabric to the colors and embroidery patterns, there is a unique meaning and status symbol. In the end, it is found that the influence of traditional Chinese women's clothing is profound. Women's clothing has not only become powerful evidence for ancient civilization study but also can make future generations strongly feel the spiritual abundance of ancient people. People can only effectively communicate profound cultural implications in fashion design and develop and innovate based on inheriting heritage by deeply comprehending traditional clothing culture and respecting its aesthetic meaning. The proper approach to carrying down traditional clothing culture is to continually improve upon, advance, and transcend it. Rather than concentrating just on the form of traditional Chinese cultural aspects, the vitality of traditional Chinese clothing culture lies in the harmonious fusion of form and connotation.
Research on the Development Trend of the Entertainment Industry from the Perspective of Feminism
Authors: Huang Zirui , Wang Kejie , Zeng Fange
Published: December 2023

The development of the economy has led to the continuous progress and development of the entertainment industry. Nowadays, a variety of entertainment productions occupies an important place in people's lives. Today, with the increasing status of women, the development of the entertainment industry also regards women's preferences and rights as an important one. This paper examines the development trend of the entertainment industry from a feminist perspective. This article believes that with the continuous growth of female consumer groups, the development of the entertainment industry is bound to consider the preferences of female consumers, to produce products that are more in line with women's preferences. This paper finds that this change is inseparable from the mediating role of mass media. At the same time, the development of the entertainment industry and the improvement of women's status are also complementary and jointly promoted. This also shows the importance of women's development and the important role of women in social development.
Analysis of the Characteristics of Museum English Interpretation from the Perspective of Skopos Theory, with the National Museum of China as an Example
Authors: Kang Qiya
Published: December 2023

With the rapid development of science and technology, social change is rapid, and the level of human civilization has achieved a qualitative leap. Museum is an important carrier of cultural dissemination and plays an important role in society. More and more people pay attention to the importance of inheriting ancient culture. In order to promote traditional culture to a broader level, it is inevitable to publicize the local excellent traditional culture to overseas countries, and museums are a very good carrier. Among the many exhibitions and exhibits about Chinese culture in museums, the wonderful use of English translation of explanatory notes aims to maximize the cultural output. Taking the National Museum of China as an example, this paper analyzes how translation promotes folk culture from the perspective of Skopos Theory by analyzing the examples and combining the cultural and contemporary backgrounds with the three principles of Skopos Theory. This paper selects the English commentary in the special exhibition "Ancient Chinese Food Culture" of the National Museum of China as the research object. Specifically, it analyzes the application of the three principles of Skopos Theory in the English translation of the commentary. It is found that the translator usually adopts methods such as increasing or decreasing the translation method and adjusting the syntax and tense to show the main content of the translation to achieve the ultimate translation goal. Moreover, the overall translation activity is carried out with the core of being close to the thinking and reading habits of the English readers to realize the interaction of cross-cultural communication.