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Astrology and Astronomy in Renaissance Works
Authors: Zhai Ruobing
Published: April 2023

The Renaissance period was characterized by several events and factors that made a central part in the transformational era. The scientific study of stars has significantly changed over the years and it has been a critical part of the evolution and transformation in the history of Europe. One of the things that flourished greatly during the Renaissance was the science of astronomy which involved the study of the stars and other astronomical bodies in space. This study was part of the period because of the role it played in the predictions and making future projections on the cultural, political and economic events and the situation in the transitional era. This paper focuses mainly on explaining the relationship between astrology and astronomy and how they all connect with the Renaissance period. The focus is also widened to capture the greater issues of the artifacts of the Renaissance era and how they have embraced astrology and the study of the planets and stars at large.
Integration of Renaissance Arts and Hermeticism: Artful Tarot and Astrology
Authors: Chen Yijin
Published: April 2023

It has long been recognized that Renaissance arts can interact with some Occultism concepts, as many artists during the Renaissance could also be alchemists and mystics. Many studies based on Western Occultism nowadays are trying to explore the relationship between ethos during the Renaissance and concepts in Hermeticism, which is one of the streams of occultism. The author believed that the ethos and the concepts can be seen in some artworks during Renaissance. Consequently, this paper focuses on the relationship between Renaissance arts and Hermeticism. To demonstrate how Hermeticism impact the Renaissance arts and how Renaissance in turn developed Hermeticism. This paper applies a case study and mainly analyzes two artworks by Albrecht Dürer. The result shows that many Renaissance arts manifested Hermeticism and the impact of humanism during the Renaissance can be found in Modern Hermeticism. This paper is of great significance in the occultism study combined with art history.
Pragmatic Institutionalism: The Rising Partnership between China and Turkey
Authors: Fan Ruochen
Published: April 2023

In the first 20 years of the new millennium, China-Turkey relations experienced tortuous development. After 2020, with the continuous advancement of China's ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative and the everchanging international environment, the partnership between the two countries is experiencing a period of upswing. This research aims to study how the present condition of Sino-Turkish cooperation system has formed from a pragmatic institutionalism perspective, and to explore the areas in which cooperation between the two sides should focus on promoting. This research has theoretical value for the continuing development of pragmatic institutionalism theory, and also has practical value for the improvement of China-Turkey relations. Through analyzing the partnership between China and Turkey based on the pragmatic institutionalism theory and the actual situation of the cooperation between the two countries and finds that their cooperation conforms to the basic characteristics of pragmatic institutional cooperation, indicating that pragmatic institutional cooperation has between the main stream of Sino-Turkish partnership.
Building Legitimacy in the Global Political Economic Order: China’s Efforts and Its Legitimacy Challenges
Authors: Lin Tianran
Published: April 2023

This article conducts a discussion on the questions: how does global political economic order generate legitimacy?  Of which, this article wishes to shed some lights on the mechanism of legitimacy construction at the international level and provides theoretical explanation of how newly growing powers participate in the current construction of the global political economic order and establish legitimacy of the global order they advocate. This article uses "legitimacy" and "global order" or "world order" or "international order" as the keywords and conducts search on datasets of Google Scholar, Jstor, Tylor & Francis, Elsevier to researches since 2000 onward to gain as wide scope as possible. After screening, 17 articles are included to review the source of legitimacy. This literature review thus concludes that compellence, substantial interests, and value as three sources of legitimacy. Then this article investigates "Belt and Road Initiative" as the case and the English School of International Relations theory to provide a path of building legitimacy of the global political economic order via common interests and value shared. Furthermore, by utilising the English school's perspective, common interests and common values generate legitimacy of the order, this article also finds that China's participation in constructing and shaping global order through the "Belt and Road" Initiative encounters two major legitimacy challenges: performance challenge and value challenge. This article then argues that China needs to consider the interest convergence path and value convergence path of generating legitimacy for global order China advocates.
Language alienation and remodeling in the new media platform
Authors: Lu Li
Published: April 2023

The booming development of the Internet and new media has annihilated people in the era of information explosion. Under this social background, people's values are gradually biased, and the language alienation represented by violence and banter emerges in endlessly in the new media platforms. This article tries to take the case of Liu Xuezhou and "Rose boy" Gao Yan as an example, based on the investigation of the new media platform, analyze the phenomenon of language alienation in the new media platform, and explore the path to reshape the language of the new media platform.
A Study of Douban Group Members' Behavior Based on Interactive Ritual Chains——The Peer Pressure Research Center as an example
Authors: Chen Lijuan
Published: April 2023

The development of online communities provides a space for youth groups with similar interests to communicate and gain positive emotions from them. This paper uses Collins' interactive ritual chain as a theoretical perspective, and takes the "Peer Pressure Research Center" as a representative of Douban group to explore the formation and results of interactive rituals in the group by using participant observation. The study further considers how young people can express themselves and share emotions in online communities to alleviate negative emotions, obtain positive feelings, and reconstruct their self-perception.
Discrimination in French and German Refugee Policy
Authors: Zhao Dongwenrong , Zhang Qinfan
Published: April 2023

The origin of the refugee problem has been one of the reasons that have troubled the development of the world and European governments. This paper will mainly discuss the inevitable discrimination factors of the French and German governments when they adopt refugee policies in line with their national conditions to deal with the crisis. Both France and Germany belong to the European continent and have similar historical, cultural and geographical environment. They have made significant contributions in coping with the refugee crisis, shouldered the responsibilities of major countries, and tried to avoid the occurrence of discrimination in the process of policy adjustment. Comparing the policy adjustment of the two countries in this respect is conducive to absorbing valuable experience, which is of great reference and educational significance. This paper uses the method of comparative analysis to explore the gradual improvement trend of policy adjustment in the two countries in response to the emergence of refugee discrimination. In conclusion, French and Germany governments not only promulgate discriminatory policies, unaware of the discrimination embedded In them, but also intentionally impose them to restrict refugee and asylum-seekers. Therefore, this paper calls for more nondiscriminatory policies that meet both the interests of refugees and non-refugee people and promote integration of refugees.
Advocacy of the Imperfect Self-defense Theory for Nondeadly aggressors in U.S. Criminal Law
Authors: Zhang Yiran
Published: April 2023

In self-defense theory, there is a special situation. The aggressor attacks the defender by nonlethal means, and the defender defends him with lethal force; then, the aggressor fails to fulfill his duty to withdraw from the conflict and, instead, proceeds directly to self-defense with lethal force, which results in the death of the initial defender. The question of how to convict the aggressor for his homicidal act in such a situation becomes controversial. There are three conclusions to the problem in U.S. criminal law, and they are murder, innocence, and voluntary manslaughter. To prove the voluntary manslaughter conclusion, there are three paths: failure to satisfy the elements of murder, defense of provocation, and imperfect self-defense. Through theoretical and practical analysis, in this situation, the aggressor should be convicted of voluntary manslaughter, and the imperfect defense theory can provide a sound theoretical basis for this conclusion.
A Jurisprudential Analysis of the Euthanasia Legality: Based on a Comparative Study Between China and Other Countries
Authors: Li Liangxian
Published: April 2023

With the development of society, people's understanding of the right to life goes deeper and deeper. In order to alleviate the pain, people seek euthanasia more and more strongly. Through the methods of case analysis and comparative analysis, this paper summarizes the legal norms of China, the Netherlands, Belgium and other countries, studies the theories of the value of life, the source of rights, freedom of will, moral ethics, social development and other aspects. This paper also analyzes the practical obstacles to the legalization of euthanasia in combination with Chinese Confucianism, professional ethics and legal ethics, provide modest suggestions for the implementations of euthanasia in China from four dimensions of subject, subjective, objective, procedure.
Based on the time series model and decision tree model, whether wildlife trade should be banned for a long time summary
Authors: Luo Xiwen , Xing Zexu , Qi Zezheng , Zhang Yuhuan
Published: April 2023

This article aims to study the main objects, objectives and trade trends of wildlife trade in recent years, as wildlife markets have been identified as the initiators of the outbreak and spread of the new coronavirus in 2020, and to collect and analyze the long-standing ban on wildlife trade. The data is graphed for visual analysis, and the Pearson correlation analysis method is used to analyze the relationship between wildlife trade and major infectious disease outbreak, social and economic impact indicators, and summarize the econom  ic and social impact of this long-term ban. Then, the mathematical model we fit, combined with the current situation of the new crown epidemic, to provide effective, forward-looking, sustainable views and policy recommendations.
Analysis and Research on the Impact of Productive Service Agglomeration on Green Total Factor Productivity of Service Industry Based on the Moderating Effect of FDI
Authors: Wang Shuli , Chen Yubo
Published: April 2023

This paper selects the GML index to measure the green total factor productivity of China's service industry, and empirically examines the effects of productive service industry agglomeration, service industry FDI and their interaction terms on green total factor productivity after fully controlling for the important variables affecting green total factor productivity in service industry. At the regional level, there is regional heterogeneity in the moderating effect of service industry FDI on green TFP, and the joint effect of the two significantly promotes green TFP in the eastern region and negatively affects the central region.
Study on inheritance and protection strategies of traditional tea processing techniques and their associated social practices
Authors: Li Zhaohui , Song Jiaxin , Wang Zimi
Published: April 2023

As the tea plant originated in China, China is considered the cradle of the tea civilization. "Tea", one of the three major drinks in the world alongside cocoa and coffee, is important for people around the world. In 2022, China's application for "traditional tea processing techniques and their associated social practices" was deliberated and approved by the 17th UNESCO Intergovernmental Working Conference and they were added to UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Exploring the Dialectical Relationship between China's Supply-Side Structural Reform and the Western Supply School------Based on the Macro-Level
Authors: Li Yibo , Lin Yuyang
Published: April 2023

This paper examines the differences and connections between China's supply-side structural reform and the Western supply school based on four aspects: economic background, reform purpose, underlying theories and propositions, and reform path, and clarifies the essential differences between them. Supply-side structural reform is a unique idea proposed by China in the face of economic structural imbalance and in order to achieve sustainable development. It is an innovative result of combining the principles of Marxist political economy with the practice of China's national conditions, and helps to realize the transformation and upgrading of China's economic structure.
A comparative study of the BFL Player and Amazon Prime Video: The new streaming distribution platforms for low-budget films
Authors: Wang Nan
Published: April 2023

The global film market has long focused on more commercially viable films, which has kept many unknown or low-budget films out of the schedule. Films are shown in a variety of channels, including DVD, Pay-Tv and online video as well as cinemas. With the development of Internet and streaming services, there are many famous commercial Internet publishing platforms, BFI Player and Amazon Prime Video are two examples, and they are now developing online platforms for low budget films, which gives some excellent low budget films a chance to be released. This essay makes a comparative study of the BFL player and Amazon Video, analyzes how these two new streaming media distribution platforms of low-budget films help them become better from the aspects of resources, timeliness, price and user experience.
Research on the executive function of left-behind children in urban primary schools and its countermeasures
Authors: Ye Baolian
Published: April 2023

Executive function (Executive Function) is also known as cognitive control (cognitive control) or executive control (Executive control), in the late 19th century, Harlow put forward the theory that "prefrontal damage can lead to loss of planning function", executive function is considered equivalent in cognitive abilities mediated by the prefrontal cortex (Harlow, 1993). Numerous studies have found that executive function plays an important role in children's lifelong development: such as physical and mental health, academic achievement, family happiness, interpersonal relationships, etc.Impaired executive functioning is closely associated with learning disabilities, substance abuse and addiction, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, conduct disorder, depression, obsessive-compulsive behavior, and schizophrenia[1].
Analysis of the Legal Restrictions of Facial Recognition——From the Perspective of Wechat's Use of Facial Recognition Technology to Identify Criminals
Authors: Chen Jingyi
Published: April 2023

The facial information collected by facial recognition technology belongs to the biometric information that should be protected by the relevant sensitive information laws or regulations. Because of the importance and uniqueness of facial information, we need to use facial information legally so as not to violate people's right to privacy and equality. In this article, we explore the norms for the use of facial recognition technology by private organisations, such as WeChat, which uses facial recognition technology to track down criminals who sexually assault young people. Specifically, we discuss several aspects, including the photos collected by private organizations that fall under the jurisdiction of the law, the consent or permission of the relevant public sectors before the private organization uses facial recognition technology, the consent of users before their photos are used, and the compliance to avoid violating the rights to equality and privacy.
Transcending Death by Telling Stories: On the Dead Narration in Yu Hua’s The Seventh Day
Authors: Luo Xiangyi
Published: April 2023

In the history of literature, the traditional narration of the dead is mainly characterized by the connection of “yin”(dead) and “yang”(alive) when the dead people return to the living world, there is no lack of the enlightenment of punishing evil and promoting good, and supporting justice. However the narration of the dead in Yu Hua's novel The Seventh Day is different from the tradition, which is emphasize the incoherence of yin and yang, reflecting the heavy realistic meaning. Starting from the tradition of literary history, this paper combs the development of the narration of the dead, studies the characteristics of the narration of the dead in Yu Hua's The Seventh Day, and compares it with the traditional narration of the dead, and then deeply explores the profound values behind Yu Hua's transformation of the narration of the dead.
Research on the Status of International Soft Law in the Field of the Law of the Sea
Authors: Qiao Baisen
Published: April 2023

Soft law is a concept opposite to hard law. It is not legally binding in principle, but it has the same effect as hard law. The diversity of international soft law manifestations is mainly reflected in the resolutions, decisions, declarations, statements, recommendations, guidelines, standards, general rules, and action plans of international organizations and international conferences.
Preface: 2023 International Conference on Researches of Humanities and Educational Engineering (RHEE 2023)
Authors: Clarissa Darlene , Li Lin
Published: April 2023

The 2023 International Conference on Researches of Humanities and Educational Engineering (RHEE 2023) was successfully held during March 11-12, 2023 in Budapest, Hungary to spur the exchange of knowledge and ideas in the fields of anthropology, history, humanities, literature, arts, linguistics and educational engineering. The conference was a convergence of scientists, research investigators, students, and other professionals from diverse backgrounds who deliberated upon various current issues related to different branches of social sciences.

The primary aim of this conference was the presentation of current research being adopted to address local and international challenges. RHEE 2023 provided an ideal environment for young researchers as well as practitioners to promote discourses regarding new advances in every facet of social sciences. This conference also provided an ideal platform to build productive coordination between the academia and the applications, which was very much the need of the hour.

We are thankful to peer reviewers who contributed to improve the quality of research papers. We are very grateful to the international and national advisory committee, session chairs, student volunteers and university management who helped for the grand success of this conference.

RHEE 2023 Conference Scientific Committees

Budapest, Hungary
Research on teaching reform of 3D digital modeling (Pro/E) course for flipped classroom based on micro-lesson
Authors: Fang Jun , Cheng Yan , Wan Tao
Published: April 2023

Micro-lesson has the characteristics of "small, micro and fine", which is suitable for mobile learning, ubiquitous learning and autonomous learning in the internet era. Flipped classroom, also known as inverted classroom, is a teaching model that reverses the traditional classroom. In this paper, the characteristics and teaching current situation of the 3D digital modeling (Pro/E) course are analyzed, the reform of traditional teaching modle is put forward, the application study of flipped classroom teaching model based on micro-lesson on this course is carried out, the practice effect of the teaching model is analyzed and the problem of the teaching model is explored. The research results are expected to point out the direction for the promotion and application of the flipped classroom teaching model.
The Effect of Perceived Anonymity on Online Transgressions: The Moderating Role of Moral Excuses
Authors: Zhang Qianju
Published: April 2023

With the development of science and technology, the use of the Internet is becoming more and more widespread. However, with the popularity of the Internet, some problems have gradually surfaced. The anonymity of internet use has become a breeding ground for many acts that are contrary to public decency, and this study is conducted against this background. This study explored the impact of perceived anonymity on online transgressions and investigated the moderating effect of moral excuses. A total of 414 subjects, 210 males and 204 females, participated in this experimental survey. The SPSS data analysis concluded that perceived anonymity played a significant positive predictive role on online deviance (p < 0.01), and the moderating role of moral excuses was not significant. This study will be conducive to the better implementation of the action of clearing cyberspace and to the regulation of public behaviour in cyberspace.
Avant-gard filmmaker Maya Deren’s feminist film At Land, analysis, and comparison
Authors: Zhu Meifan
Published: April 2023

Shortly after the french new wave movement, avant-garde films during the 20th century with black and white colors create a spark of feminist ideologies. They successfully achieved their original goal - anti-Hollywood filmmaking - through films with not simple action and adrenaline but rather ones with depth and aesthetics. Maya Deren’s films, specifically, reflect her own experiences as an artist and feminist director with many metaphors and foreshadowings to uncover the true depth behind the aesthetic of gestures. During this style of filmmaking, different cinematic skills and the progress of films in the avant-garde genera became more sophisticated ideas and filmmakers appear on the screen. This is when At land appears, it was not only a well-known black and white film but also a representation of progression in people’s feminist views and appreciation of subject matter in the film industry. Maya Deren used this short film to illustrate a woman’s life which we can relate to almost 80 years after the film was produced.
A study on the influence of green advertising appeals on advertising effectiveness
Authors: Kun Tang
Published: April 2023

As ecological sustainability has become an important public issue, more and more enterprises take green advertising as a marketing strategy while related studies are being conducted to explore the most positive way to maximize the advertising effect. The research uses the experimental method based on the heuristic-system model (HSM) to specifically explore the influence of green advertising appeals and its interaction effect with claim specificity and visual presentations on its effectiveness. It is shown that there are differences between the eight groups in terms of participants’ attitude towards green advertising with respect to all the dimensions, advertising appeals, claim specificity and visual presentation. The self-benefit appeals, together with specific claims and dynamic presentations appear to have a stronger promotion for green advertising across all the perceptive measures towards green advertising. The findings provide useful insights to practitioners as to the type of appeals preferred for green advertising. Besides the theoretical contributions, the present research also offers important implications for marketers on green advertising strategies to develop green ads more effectively.
A quantitative analysis of adolescent appearance anxiety in the pseudo-environment of online media based on uses and gratification theory
Authors: Hu Jingqi , Jin Peng , Li Weimin , Wang Yiqi
Published: April 2023

With the advancement of economic level and science and technology, electronic products are flooding the lives of teenagers. While many people are willing to show themselves on social media, they can freely experiment with different ways to present themselves on the Internet, which could be thought of as a kind of social laboratory. The objective of this article is to analyze whether self-expression will bring satisfaction or anxiety to people’s lives. This article uses self-presentation(Ideal self, Multiple selves, Consistent self, Online presentation preference) as an independent variable, life satisfaction and appearance anxiety as dependent variables. This paper is based on use and satisfaction theory and investigates self-presentation based on prior beliefs utilizing the method of a questionnaire survey which includes a primary focus on people’s degree of satisfaction or anxiety. The final sample included 419 individuals in Weibo, the percentage of female participants is 70.74%, while the proportion of the male participants is 29.26%. According to the findings, appearance anxiety may be more severe when a person is more willing to exhibit themselves on online social media. Additionally, the teens' life satisfaction increased with their willingness to present themselves on online social media.
The Relationship between Parenting and Students’ Star-Chasing behaviours
Authors: Liu Qi
Published: April 2023

The domestic star-making system is becoming more and more mature. The public relations of entertainment companies are good at creating celebrities by manipulating public opinion and using the immature minds of teenagers to attract the irrational behaviours of star-chasing teenagers to abandon their rationality and support the list to varying degrees. Teenagers can see the shining points of idols in their rational star-chasing. In order to chase idols, they will unconsciously take idols as their goal, learn from them, and draw strength so as to continuously improve themselves in the process of star-chasing, so as to improve themselves. Idols can also get good attention and flow, so that idols and students’ own needs can achieve a win-win situation. However, teenagers’ excessive star-worship behaviour will cause many adverse consequences. This research aims to explore whether parenting styles affect the behaviour of the student group, and to explore the fanaticism of the student group by taking the star-chasing as an example through the analysis of questionnaire survey data. This research has found that authoritative parenting can better control the degree of star-chasing and prevent students from conducting excessive star-chasing behaviours. under the authoritarian parenting style, children often form rebellious behaviours and ideas, and make more irrational star-chasing behaviours. Under doting parenting, children are freer, but they also need consciousness. With neglected parenting, children are likely to engage in crazy star-chasing behaviour because they often lack love and care and pin their emotions on star-chasing.
Anxiety and social media use: a moderator of stress in the COVID-19.
Authors: Gu Di
Published: April 2023

As concern for students' psychological well-being is shared by all segments of the culture, many scholars have conducted research on this issue in early years. The problem with these studies was that people's mental health was affected by their use of social media during a very bad epidemic. However, nowadays, the association between the use of social media and well-being needs to be further explained in the context of persistent disease outbreaks over time. This paper examines COVID-19-related anxiety and social media use. SMU, COVID-19 stressors, anxiety, and variables were obtained from Chinese college students using an online questionnaire (e.g., health history, online media use, etc.). According to regression analyses, participants who spent more time using social media were more anxious in COVID-19-related content, while participants with more related stressors experienced less anxiety. The purpose of this study was to determine whether COVID-19 stressors moderated the association between social media use and mental health conditions such as anxiety in an epidemic setting in China. Study findings revealed that students with more COVID-19 stressors experiencing less anxiety when using social media, but COVID-19 stressors were no longer a risk factor.
Analysis of the Relationship between Social Conformity Psychology and Impulsive Online Shopping
Authors: Yan Wenqing
Published: April 2023

Conformity psychology is a very ordinary social phenomenon. For modern people, their conformity psychology will be manifested in many aspects, such as consumption, life, work, etc. Especially in consumption, serious conformity mentality will easily lead to impulsive consumption behavior. Due to the change in payment methods, consumers do not need to carry cash when they are shopping, they only need to use mobile phones, through WeChat or Alipay scanning code to complete the payment. The emergence of these diversified and convenient payment methods makes the incidence of impulsive consumption increase year by year. Under the social background of impulsive online shopping, this paper analyzes the causes of social conformity behaviors and  lists the situation that impulse online shopping often appears. While analyzing the reasons, this paper also puts forward some opinions on how to reduce the impulsive online shopping. Studying the above phenomenon can help consumers to plan their consumption behavior more reasonably and make contributions to the virtuous cycle of social consumption.
The Comparison and Fusion of William Blake’s Poetry and Paintings
Authors: Zhao Sinan
Published: April 2023

As a poet, painter and artist, William Blake was considered a transitional figure in English literature which followed no style but his own. He was also deemed as a pioneer of romanticism in the united kingdom and an outstanding poet with great achievements and profound influence in the history of English poetry. In recent years, studies have been more likely to conduct an in-depth analysis of Blake’s poems or paintings, but there are not many studies that combine them together. The researcher of this paper has found that there is an interaction between the works of his poetry and paintings; it is generally an extension or compensation of each other. The paper also found that his poems present a slow process of indoctrination, colors in his paintings can be the expression of the entire poetry. It can better reflect the theme, idea, metaphor, conception as well as symbol of the poetry. In the research, some of his famous poems and paintings were demonstrated and offered a personally slight apprehension through comparison. It also summarized the structure of this paper, giving an overall view of the whole passage.
The Conflict between Dionysian and Apollonian in the Last Two Stanzas of Ode to a Nightingale from the Perspective of Classical Reception
Authors: Chen Xiaorui
Published: April 2023

John Keats, one of the famous Romantic poets in England, wrote many famous poems in his life, among which the odes highlighted his literary and aesthetic attainments. Keats’s Ode to a Nightingale is beautiful and fluent, which differs from the imitation of ancient Greek works in the early years. Keats naturally integrates the ancient Greek colour in this poem, puts the narrator in the jungle so that the reader can listen to the nightingale singing along with the narrator, and engender the reader to appreciate the sadness at the end of the whole poem. During such a process, Keats’s emotional changes and conflicts are highlighted. Because the entire poem has ups and downs, a double interpretation can reflect the aesthetic value of Keats’s poem. It profoundly reflects Nietzsche’s Dionysian and Apollonian dialectics. This thesis aims to interpret Keats’s Ode to a Nightingale from two perspectives rather than a single emotional description and further extend the formation of Keats’s writing style. The tribulations in life and the social changes in that era comprise the conflicts in Keats’s poems, especially in Ode to a Nightingale, leaving readers a profound room to savour the tragic and fancy motif in the poetry.
Natural Consolation of Maternal Loss--- Analysis of “A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal”
Authors: Lyu Ruoyao
Published: April 2023

The Lucy poems are five of the most famous and wonderful poems of William Wordsworth, who is one of the greatest English poets of the Romanticist era. The Lucy poems are a sequence of touching poems that are loosely connected and rearranged not by the author himself but by later generations. They are about how the persona meets a girl who lives in distant nature and how he grieves for her when she dies. It is widely acknowledged that the theme of the poems is grief and loss towards the persona’s lover. However, the identity or the archetype of the girl Lucy has been debated among Literary critics. To explore this, this article takes the final poem of the sequence, “A slumber did my spirit seal” as an example, and holds the argument that Lucy is the subconscious psychological role whose death represents the maternal losses of Wordsworth in his early years, and finally gives the interpretation that the poem conveys the theme that one can find consolation from mother nature to heal one’s own psychological wounds, just as in this poem the poet finds sadness and grief no more by realizing the fact the mother nature has embraced his dear Lucy, as well as himself. This article will analyze this argument by the methods of line-by-line close text analysis and interpretation.
The Influence of Parental Education on Children's Participation in Extracurricular Classes
Authors: Cheng Jingwen , Dai Yanling , Liu Xiaomeng
Published: April 2023

Integrating the influence of parents' education on their children's education, this paper delves into the status of the influence of parents' education on their children's attendance in extracurricular classes. The core idea of this dissertation is to verify that parental education has a significant effect on children's education. In previous studies, the correlation between parent's education level and children's participation in extracurricular classes has been expressed through data analysis such as CGSS. Therefore, concerning the data from previous studies and CEPS data, this paper incorporates descriptive statistics , sum analysis , and logit simple regression analysis. Inspired by real-life examples, this study conclude that parents' education level affects children's participation in extracurricular classes, that parents have different degrees of influence on children's participation in extracurricular classes, and that high parental education level and children's participation in extracurricular classes are not common. The research significance of this paper is that it can clarify the current situation of the development of children's daily education, and according to the research results, it can predict and guide the development trend of education in the future. Participation in educational activities for children, parents, and schools indicates the focus on the direction of choice and planning.
Factors Affecting the Rate of Child Dropout from Multiple Angles
Authors: Wang Qiqi
Published: April 2023

The research background of this study is based on the phenomenon of children out of school worldwide. In the 21st century when the economy is highly developed, the problem of children out of school still exists. In order to protect children's right to education, it is of great significance to reduce the rate of children out of school. The research theme of this study is "Factors affecting the rate of child dropout from multiple perspectives", and the main research methods are literature analysis, comparative analysis and statistical analysis. The results show that the country's economic level, education expenditure and the proportion of public education investment all have a significant impact on the child dropout rate, and the child dropout rate is significantly correlated with it, while gender has no significant impact on the child dropout rate, and the child dropout rate is higher in poor areas, and the lack of education investment seriously affects the improvement of the level of education development and the popularization of compulsory education. The conclusion of this study is that implementing the compulsory education system and increasing the economic investment in the field of education can reduce the dropout rate of children and protect children's right to education.
Analysis on the Relationship between Higher Education and Women's Status
Authors: Lai Yifei
Published: April 2023

In recent years, more and more women are appearing in major workplaces, taking up important positions, and women's self-identity is increasing. In China and the international community, there is a growing discussion about whether women should be housewives, and many people think that women should put the family first. The paper uses the Ordered Probit model to analyze the data from the China General Social Survey (CGSS). This research finds out that there is a significant correlation between educational attainment and women's recognition of being a housewife. The more educated people are, the less they agree that women should be housewives. This finding has important implications for social development. Combined with previous findings, women who receive high levels of education and work in the workplace are more likely to boost the educational attainment of the next generation. Therefore, promoting the development of education level is vital to encourage the development of the next generation and social progress.
The Influence of Parental Education Level on Family Emotional Expression
Authors: Song Yijing
Published: April 2023

With the development and progress of the times, people pay more and more attention to family education and family rearing style, but few scholars have singled out the study of family emotion expression from family rearing style. In this paper, OLS model is used to establish multiple regression equation, aiming at studying the influence of parents' education level on family emotional performance from both verbal and nonverbal aspects. The results show that parental education level has a significant effect on family emotional performance. Compared with the father, the mother's education level has a greater impact on the family emotional expression, this may be related to mother-child attachment. Therefore, parents should attach importance to the relationship between their educational background and family emotional expression, and fathers should show more emotional expression. This paper enriched the research on parental education level and family emotional performance, and helped parents understand the link between parental education level and family emotional performance from the theoretical level and the degree of influence.
The Presentations and Possible Causes of Disharmony Within the LGBTQ Community: From the Experience and Perspective of LGBTQ youth
Authors: Jiang Xiyan
Published: April 2023

Under the background of the gradual expansion of the LGBTQ community in recent years, members of gender minorities have increasingly raised their voices on equal rights and non-discrimination. In addition to the pressure from the outside group, the LGBTQ groups’ internal disharmony is gradually serious, which has a negative impact on both inside and outside individuals. Because youth at the stage of higher education have specific significance in studying gender minorities, this paper interviews seven LGBTQ youth through qualitative research to deeply explore the presentations:(a) marginalization and acceptance, (b) stereotypes and labeling, (c) discrimination and aggression, and some possible causes of internal disharmony within the LGBTQ community. To alleviate this situation, this paper proposes the suggestion of gender education (especially early childhood gender education), hoping to take appropriate measures for people of different ages. Meanwhile, gender education would help remove contradictions and misunderstandings both within and outside LGBTQ groups, and create an inclusive social atmosphere that makes gender diversity widely accepted.
Gender Inequality in Teacher Recruitment: Lack of Male Teachers
Authors: Wang Hanqing
Published: April 2023

Due to the lack of male teachers, many primary and secondary schools provide policies in favor of men in teacher recruitment in order to balance the gender ratio of teachers in schools. However, such recruitment policies cannot change men's resistance to the education industry but cause discrimination and unfair treatment of women in recruitment. On the one hand, the gender imbalance of the teaching staff needs to be improved. On the other hand, gender discrimination in teacher recruitment should not continue. Focusing on the theme of teacher gender, this study is based on the unfair situation in teacher recruitment, analyzes its causes, and provides reasonable suggestions to solve the gender problem of teachers. The suggestions put forward in this regard are summarized as follows: (a) The government should change the stereotype of teaching profession in society through propaganda. (b) The social status of teachers should be improved. (c) Normal colleges and universities should set up gender-related courses. At the same time, primary and secondary schools should standardize and assess teachers' gender-related behaviors.
Exploring the Gender Imbalance in Teaching Staff in China: How to Break Gender Stereotypes in Education Industry
Authors: Zhou Yihan
Published: April 2023

In China, with the increasing proportion of female teachers especially in primary and secondary schools, the gender imbalance in the number of employees in the education industry has attracted increasing attention, as many people believe that the continued increase in the proportion of female teachers will bring some negative effects. The teacher occupation has been “sex-labeled” for a long time. It is traditionally regarded as a “women’s job”, because many of the qualities a teacher should possess are considered feminine in popular perception. Therefore, more and more women tend to become teachers, while men are reluctant, which further exacerbates the gender imbalance in the education industry. On the basis of existing research, this article discusses the reasons for this phenomenon and the limitations of the current solutions, and explore how to better break the stereotypes in the education industry to solve the gender imbalance problem in a proper way, contributing to the promotion of gender equality effectively. Instead of simply improving the treatment towards male teachers, it is revealed that the fundamental way to solve the problem of gender imbalance is to let the public establish the concept of gender equality.
Examining the optimal option for gender equality education in the digital era
Authors: Xia Ronglu
Published: April 2023

According to the White Paper on the Development of China's Digital Economy 2021 published by the China Academy of Information and Communication Technology (CAICT), the size of China's digital economy will reach 39.2 trillion yuan in 2020, accounting for 38.6% of GDP and expanding by 9.7% annually. As the digital economy takes off at an accelerated pace, the social effects of the digital era and the transmission of core socialist values affect the lives of the general public, among which the promotion of gender parity in digital life through education and dissemination deserves specific focus.China's internet economy has grown amazingly during the past several years. However, the formation of gender identity in digital space and female subjectivity has flaws, such as women's lack of the right to speak, their vulnerability to marginalization and stigma, and their vulnerability to digital leakage and digital identity abuse. In addition, the emergence of algorithmic bias and implicit gender discrimination within the digital system has become a new problem for digital-era education for the equality of the sexes. Future gender-friendly digital equality spaces can be created by improving gender equality education, increasing the proportion of women developing digital technology, improving female digital literacy, raising publishers' awareness of gender equality, and strengthening regulators' understanding of the concept.
Gender Stereotypes/Discrimination Females Experience in Sports-Related Occupations
Authors: Mao Yufei
Published: April 2023

With the continuous development of human society, the sense of equality is getting stronger and stronger, and feminism is also on the rise. This makes competitive sports, which was the exclusive right of men in the early days, open to women as a symbol of gender equality. In the last decade of the 20th century, gender equality in sports attracted the attention of the International Olympic Committee and other sports-related organizations. Since ancient times, female sports workers have been treated unfairly in the field of sports. How to solve the problem of gender equality in sports is a continuous concern in the research. Through the analysis of female work in the sports field: female athletes, female referees and female journalists, this paper finds that women are at a disadvantage in competitive sports, sports news, commentary and other related industries. Compared with other fields, the absolute position of men in sports is more difficult to shake. Although the number of women engaged in sports-related industries and the types involved are gradually increasing in recent years, this is only a representation, and there are still obvious disadvantages compared with men. The public's deep-rooted prejudice and potential sexist ideas about women engaging in sports-related industries are the most fundamental problems, which not only lead to the public's disapproval of women engaging in sports-related industries, but also have a negative impact on how women view themselves. After a series of analyses, it is found that female sports workers are still marginalized.
Gender Equality Education in China: Inadequacy and Outlook
Authors: Song Jialu
Published: April 2023

Affected by traditional gender inequality consciousness, China’s progress on gender equality in education was relatively backward, which led to the primary stage of gender equality perception of people and postponed the agenda of gender equality. Gender equality education, as an ideal and effective way, is able to promote the implementation of the gender equality procedure. To this end, the research probes into the status quo of gender equality in education around the world, including America, South Korea and Taiwan. Some lessons are extracted from these three cases, which could be utilized to improve China’s development of gender equality education. Also, this paper proposes suggestions from three aspects, the government’s role in the establishment of women’s universities and legal support as well as the school’s responsibility for teachers’ development and teaching material improvement. By these multiple measures mentioned above, it would be easier and more efficient to achieve the goal of gender equality in modern China.