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Chinese Pastry Design and Implementation Based on 3D Modeling
Authors: Wang Chenlong
Published: October 2023

3D modeling has evolved significantly since its inception in the 1960s, transforming industries such as architecture, entertainment, and manufacturing. The widespread adoption of texture mapping and shading resulted in a great improvement in visual rendering. Driven by advancements in technology, 3D modeling has progressed to incorporate tools like OpenSCAD, a versatile software for creating solid 3D models. In this work, this paper realizes the construction of Chinese cake through openscad, and discusses the production details in detail. Starting with a basic rectangular wooden cabinet, fundamental concepts are demonstrated. Progressing to a complex Chinese pastry tray model, this work manipulated geometry and parameters using advanced operations. Further models included a star-shaped pastry and a challenging mooncake design, showcasing proficiency, and innovation. This work inspired further research in 3D modeling techniques, reflecting the ongoing advancements in the field.
The Abortion Dilemma Through the Lens of Value Pluralism
Authors: Zhu Xuanhang
Published: October 2023

The issue of abortion has been a matter of long-standing philosophical debate. With the overturning of Roe v. Wade by the US Federal Supreme Court, the certainty of a legal solution to the issue has been further eroded, while provoking more intense debate. Based on Isaiah Berlins value pluralism, this article analyses the various perspectives on abortion, arguing that the construction of a one-and-done doctrine should be abandoned, while revealing that no harm to the innocent should be a foundational value in the abortion issue, suggesting that women have an absolute right to abortion at any stage of their lives. The right to abortion is not an absolute right at any stage of a womans life. It is a legal right that should be reasonably limited in order to achieve a relatively good legal solution.
Exploring the Causes of Gender Education Problems of Urban Adolescents Born in 2000 in China
Authors: Wu Han , Zhang Yuelu
Published: October 2023

This article explores the causes of gender education problems among post-2000 urban adolescents in China. The post-00s group, whose age and era are very important, is an object worthy of attention. Their curiosity about gender knowledge is at a very strong stage, and they also have development means such as the Internet to understand various gender knowledge. However, the gender cognition of post-2000 adolescents still has issues such as ambiguity, misunderstanding and prejudice to be resolved. From this point of view, there are many problems in the current gender education in China. This article uses in-depth interviews to study the reasons for the current problems of gender education in China: the influence of social gender concepts, the single content of school education, and the irregularity of family education. Considering that adolescents are not capable of making changes to these problems, this article starts with school teaching, family education and other aspects, and gives a series of suggestions, including strengthening the diversification of educational content and using new media such as the Internet for gender education Promote and incorporate gender education into teaching tasks, etc.
Research on the Communicative Role of Music in Mental Health
Authors: Liu Wanlu
Published: October 2023

Music therapy is an interdiscipline that combines music, medicine, and psychology. It uses musical interventions to promote health, structure behavior, and thus address clinical goals. In recent years, there has been a growing academic interest in music therapy as the number of people suffering from mental illness has increased. On the question of why music can be used to promote peoples well-being, previous research has primarily focused on the relationship between music and emotions and skimmed over the communicative role of music. This paper uses the literature research method to present a detailed analysis of the unique qualities of music compared with language, the possible reasons for communication barriers from the psychological and anthropological levels and discusses why music is of considerable importance in addressing communication disorders. The main conclusion to be drawn from this work is that the similarity and transcendence of music to language can be seen in many aspects, such as history, component elements, and functions, thus indicating the communicative role of music in initiating non-verbal communication, promoting social-communication skills, expressing inner thoughts, and building healthy therapeutic relationships.
Analysis of the Impact of Single-Sex Education on Female Mathematics Anxiety
Authors: Wang Shimeng
Published: October 2023

Mathematics anxiety (MA) is the most common phenomenon in students study lives, and gender differences exist. Studying MA can play a supporting role in mathematics courses, including the difficulty of test questions and course design.The main objective of this paper has attempted to analyze the impact of single-sex education on female Mathematics Anxiety (MA), particularly research on the relationship between gender stereotypes and female MA. The literature reviews focusing on the causes of MA, the mechanism of MA affecting gender differences, MA levels and mathematics education under single-sex education, as well as the relationship between gender stereotypes and MA can show single-sex education plays a positive role in reducing female MA to a certain extent. This research is expected to improve public education and reduce sexism and gender stereotypes based on understanding the beneficial effects of single-sex education on women.
Perceptions and Attitudes of Parents and Teachers of Students Within and Outside the Chinese System Towards the LGBT+ Community
Authors: Shen Jingyu
Published: October 2023

Sexual minority(LGBT+) is a relatively controversial topic, especially in China. Globally, LGBT+ is still a vulnerable group, and there are still cases of bullying and verbal abuse in various countries because of their sexual orientation, and people have mixed opinions about it. But with the development of the internet, people have become more aware of ta it and opinions have changed. And for the official and the general public, the official t attitude is significantly more neutral and conservative. And people with different education have different views on LGBT, and overseas students are significantly more open to the influence of western culture. For people of different ages, the different perceptions they receive can also lead to differences in perceptions. In this paper, we use questionnaires and references to literature and laws to derive the official and private attitudes, and then compare and analyze the perceptions of people of different ages and different educational levels about the LGBT+ community.
The Relationship Between Living Density and Mental Health: Moderating Role of Internet Use
Authors: Liu Lijie
Published: October 2023

As the living area per capita decreases these days rapidly, high living density has resulted in mental health problems. Existing studies have shown that high living density will cause low mental health status, and college students also suffer from a high living density of school dormitories. However, researches on whether perceptions of the living environment affect college students mental health and whether Internet use affects this relationship remains vacant. This study aims to explore the relationship between subjective and objective living density and college students mental health and the moderating role of Internet use through a questionnaire survey. The questionnaire mainly collected three main pieces of information from the participants: living density, Internet use and mental health. Using descriptive statistics, correlation analysis and regression analysis, this study found a negative correlation between participants perceptions of their living environment and stress levels. Different Internet usage times or feelings did not moderate such interaction. Therefore, attention should be paid to not only the subjective living density but also the objective perception of the living environment.
The Dilemma of International Cooperation in Global Governance: The Case of Amazon Forest Conservation in Brazil
Authors: Zhu Shiqian
Published: October 2023

The Amazon Forest is an essential ecosystem that provides numerous services and supports millions of livelihoods. Despite conservation efforts that began in the 1960s with the Brazilian government and international agencies joining the cause, economic and political pressures still pose significant challenges. Governance of the Amazon Forest involves three main actors: sovereign states within and outside the region and NGOs. Brazil, with 60% of the worlds largest tropical forest, is the most critical intra-regional governance actor. However, conflicting interests, the governments lack of environmental governance capacity, and negative attitudes toward international cooperation impede governance in the region. Aid from outside sovereign states can be influenced by political factors, leading to the mismanagement of funds, while NGOs cannot play a substantial role due to government policies. To address these challenges, the author recommends finding consensus among different subjects, resource integration, and cooperation, construction of coordination mechanisms, information-sharing platforms, and monitoring mechanisms. Effective information-sharing and assessment mechanisms can enhance collaboration, and trust, and reduce conflicts, leading to common governance goals achievement.
Why the War in Donbass Is Difficult to Reconcile: Based on the Comparison to the 2014 Crimean War
Authors: Guo Zhikang
Published: October 2023

After the Crimean crisis in 2014, the Russian-Ukrainian conflict re-emerged in the form of war in the Donbass. The two conflicts were handled in completely different ways, with the Crimean crisis ending in a short period, while the war in the Donbass lasted for more than a year. Using a case study and comparative politics approach, this paper examines the reasons for the intractability of this war by comparing the two Russia-Ukraine conflicts. The paper begins by setting the context of the two conflicts, aiming to show how the differences like the war, government strategy, the level of Western support, and the ethnic composition of the conflict areas have had an impact on the intractability of the war. The paper suggests that the war will be a long-term stalemate and that the key point of mediation will be Chinas involvement. This article fills a gap in the scholarship by comparing the two Russia-Ukraine conflicts.
A Tentative Analysis on the Forming Factors of Introversion Psychology
Authors: Wan Sheng
Published: October 2023

Introverts differ in their behavior and emotional expression from extroverts. They tend to be more solitary and deliberate, and are relatively less involved in social activities. This individual difference has been a topic of concern in psychological research. Introverts need to understand that introversion is a trait, not a flaw. Exploring the causes of introversion can help people better understand themselves, their strengths and weaknesses, and cope more effectively with their emotions and behaviors. At the same time, analyzing the psychological causes of introversion can also help people better understand others and improve their communication and interpersonal skills. All in all, this kind of research can help us better understand human individual differences and improve individual development and mental health. This paper combs the concept and development of introversion psychology, analyzes the characteristics of introversion psychology, analyzes the formation factors of introversion psychology from internal and external causes, and summarizes the advantages of introversion psychology.
Review and Prospect of Disaster Education Research in China
Authors: Tan Feifei
Published: October 2023

Disaster education is an important part of both social education and school education. However, research on disaster education in China only gained attention after the Wenchuan earthquake on May 12, 2008, and there have been only a few studies on disaster education in the past decade. This paper reviews the basic consensus reached by scholars on issues related to the basic theory and educational practice of disaster education, including the value of disaster education, the current state of disaster education in China, and the cooperation of multiple subjects in disaster education. In conclusion, there are still deficiencies in Chinas disaster education, such as unclear basic theoretical issues, general research perspectives, scattered research content, and traditional research methods. Future research on disaster education urgently needs to draw on international experience and rely on Chinese cultural traditions to combine multidisciplinary theoretical research with comprehensive practical exploration to explore feasible implementation strategies for disaster education and strive to build a disaster education system and research system with Chinese characteristics to enhance the pertinence and effectiveness of disaster education.
Challenges in Chinas Integration of Rural and Urban Education
Authors: Du Jialu
Published: October 2023

The Chinese governments promotion of the integration of urban and rural education is an important measure to solve the problem of urban-rural education imbalance in China. However, there are still some imbalanced issues. Therefore, this article first describes and analyzes the existing imbalances in the construction of educational integration through literature analysis, and then proposes suggestions to address these issues. According to research, there are issues in combining urban and rural education include the loss of students, uneven distribution of educational resources and funds, and gaps in teaching staff. In response to these issues, rural areas need to achieve local urbanization. The government should adhere to the principle of rural priority, evenly allocate education resources and increase investment in education funds. Additionally, government should innovate and improve the rural teacher team. The imbalance in education between urban and rural areas in China can only be resolved in this way, which will also help China better promote the integration of urban and rural education.
Analyze of Tracking Students into Different Classes Based on Grades and Its Alternatives
Authors: Yu Siying
Published: October 2023

Since tracking students into different classes based on grades is a popular teaching method in high schools in the United States, this paper analyzes and critiques it in light of learning theories like behaviorism and cognitivism. It is discovered that tracking is still problematic according to various learning theories, even though this system of education is relatively common. This paper then examines the effectiveness of Competency-based education and peer assessment as potential alternatives to track. The implementability of these three models in Chinese institutions is also briefly discussed in this work. This study offers a deeper understanding of tracking as well as ideas on how to use the tracking technique and potential substitutes to enhance the effectiveness and results of students learning.
Exploring the Impact of the Two-Child Policy on Women's Employment Situation in Television Drama 'Two-Child Era'
Authors: Fu Linyi , Lin Yanli , Mao Jiaqi
Published: October 2023

This paper examines the impact of Chinas two-child policy on womens employment rights through the lens of the television drama Two-Child Era. While the policy has successfully addressed the problem of an ageing population, it has also intensified gender discrimination in the workplace. The drama depicts the challenges faced by Jin Cancan, a working mother who decides to have a second child in compliance with the national policy. The conflict between her family responsibilities and professional duties highlights the difficulties women encounter when seeking to return to the workplace. Using literature analysis and content analysis methods, this paper investigates the influence of the two-child policy on womens employment rights, identifies the causes of gender discrimination in the workplace, and proposes countermeasures to mitigate its negative impact. The study suggests that eliminating gender discrimination requires comprehensive approaches that address legal provisions, policy formulation, and cultural transformation. The paper also concludes that empowering women through education and training can be crucial as well in overcoming societal stereotypes and promoting gender equality.
Analysis of Factors Influencing the Rate of Non-Suicidal Self-injury among Adolescents
Authors: Deng Yurong
Published: October 2023

Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) is a growing concern among adolescents and adults, with a rate of 27% among junior and senior high school students. NSSI refers to self-injury that is not intended to cause death, but rather is a way for individuals to cope with emotional pain or distress. This research found that several factors contribute to NSSI among adolescents and adults, including family, social, school, and personal issues. To address this issue, several solutions can be implemented. Firstly, parents must be more attentive to their teenagers, providing support and creating a safe environment where they can talk about their emotions. Secondly, schools should reduce pressure on students and educate them on NSSI. This will help students understand the serious consequences of self-injury and how to seek help if needed. Lastly, society as a whole should improve its understanding of NSSI and create a supportive environment that encourages seeking help for emotional distress. In conclusion, NSSI is a serious issue that requires attention and action from parents, teachers, and society. By understanding the factors that contribute to self-injury and implementing solutions, people can work together to prevent and alleviate this behavior among adolescents.
The Cognitive Theory of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
Authors: Dai Yutong
Published: October 2023

Stress refers to stress in physics, that is, a kind of pressure, which has the meaning of stimulation and reaction in biology. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental disorder that occurs within a few days to six months after an individual is exposed to an unusually strong traumatic shock or trauma. Human events such as rape, abuse, violent assault, kidnapping, major traffic accidents and severe natural disasters such as strong earthquakes and tsunamis can cause mental disorders. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is one of the few mental disorders with relatively clear etiology and unique clinical features, such as frequent flashbacks of traumatic events and hyper vigilance. This paper briefly introduces and reviews the cognitive theory of post-traumatic stress disorder. And it also outlines various famous academic experiments on these theories, elaborates on the breakthrough theories made by these academic experiments in these fields, and their contributions to psychiatry and its subsequent treatment. This paper finds that some theories about the cognitive theory of PTSD still have some limitations and need to be further perfected.
Research on the Legal Liquor Youth in the US
Authors: Huang Xiaoke
Published: October 2023

Changing the legal drinking threshold in USA is an issue of contention in general that has been debated for decades but also one of the governments concerns since it relates to the citizens health and livelihood issues such as traffic problems. The trends in related literature research in recent years keep in a relatively high position, lots of researchers are working on whether to lower the drinking age or not. This paper discusses whether the United States should lower the drinking age or not through the form of a literature review. Based on the analysis, it concludes that dropping the acceptable drinking age is essential. The main reason is about responsibility, potentially negative effects on the youth and others including sexual assault, binge drinking, development of the brain, and future study career. The research in this article can provide some reference for the US government to set the drinking age reasonably.
AU Security Council Reform Proposal: Principle of Equality and Challenges
Authors: Liang Yanzheng
Published: October 2023

In the 21st century, the international status of African countries has risen. The power and status mismatch has the AU seeking a boost in the UN. Africans strive for autonomous resolution of indigenous challenges. The failure of the United Nations to resolve African issues has aroused African dissatisfaction, as evidenced by historical events such as the Rwandan massacre, the Somalia famine, and the Congo civil war. Africa claims that the current power structure within the Security Council pays insufficient attention to the interests of the continent, prompting the submission of proposals for reform of the African Union Security Council. This proposal is in line with the principle of equality in the UN Charter, especially the principle of regional balance. The equal cooperation between Africa and China also reflects the AUs understanding of the principle of equality. However, the prospect of the AU Security Council reform proposal faces multiple challenges. The AUs weak intervention capability as a leading organization in Africa and the leadership struggles within Africa are all factors that need to be considered.
The Role of Negative Affect in Eating Disorders
Authors: Zhang Ruohan
Published: October 2023

Eating disorders are serious and frequently fatal diseases characterized by disruptions in eating habits, thoughts, and feelings. They are common globally and negatively impact physical and mental health, especially in adolescent girls and young women. Negative affect (NA), marked by unpleasant emotions, is associated with psychological disorders and is crucial for the development and maintenance of EDs. However, the research is still lacking in some areas, such as the connection between different NA types and ED symptoms, as well as the course and development of EDs. This review explores how the specific relationship between negative affect and different primary symptoms of eating disorders vary under different cultural contexts and personal backgrounds, how the progression of NA differentiates among three types of EDs, and other relevant factors influencing the relationship between NA and EDs. The examination of the connection between negative emotions and eating disorders can provide insightful information. However, the conclusions are limited by the studies nature. Most studies relied on self-report measures, which may not accurately reflect individuals experiences with eating disorders. To comprehend how eating disorders develop and advance over time, longitudinal studies are also required. The review shows that negative affect and eating disorders have a complex relationship, with different types of negative affect linked to different symptoms. It can contribute to the design of prevention and intervention programs at schools and communities.
The Role of Self-Control in Anorexia Nervosa
Authors: Wen Xinyi
Published: October 2023

Self-control, a key cognitive ability, facilitates the adjustment of behaviour to meet societal norms by overriding thoughts and emotions. Abnormal self-control can be detrimental, particularly in the context of Anorexia Nervosa (AN). AN is a disorder marked by extreme self-control, particularly in dietary intake, potentially leading to deficits in emotional regulation and cognitive abilities. The fear of weight gain can heighten anxiety levels, leading to more restrictive diets and potential comorbidity with other disorders when weight satisfaction is not achieved. However, the exact mechanism between self-control and AN is unclear. Therefore, this review aims to enhance understanding of AN and the role of self-control in its development and management from three perspectives: the cognitive aspects of self-control in AN, factors of social and emotion in AN and self-self, and effective interventions for AN. Through this examination, this review aims to deepen peoples understanding of AN and the role of self-control in its manifestation and management. This review investigates the multifaceted interplay between AN, self-control, emotional regulation, and cognitive rigidity, characterized by restrictive dietary practices and exceedingly low body weights, and presented in two distinct subtypes: restricting and binge-eating/purging. AN individuals exhibit high self-regulation but are prone to negative affective states, underscoring the complexity of emotional regulation in this disorder. A comparison with Bulimia Nervosa illuminates that enhancing self-control can have divergent effects: potentially reducing restrictive eating in AN, while escalating excessive eating in Bulimia Nervosa. The review also highlights the escalated social-cognitive sensitivity and cognitive rigidity in AN individuals, which often trigger restrictive eating. Further, it points to the low mentalizing abilities and high alexithymia levels in AN individuals, leading to cognitive and behavioural inflexibility. Finally, it proposes that neuro-modulatory interventions, such as transcranial magnetic stimulation, may enhance cognitive flexibility in food choices, providing a novel perspective on AN treatment. This review can provide some guidance for prevention and intervention progroms in high schools and colleges.
The Brief Analysis of the codification of China's Environmental Law
Authors: Su Haoyu
Published: October 2023

Environmental Law in China has achieved continuous development after decades of legal construction and judicial practice. So far, Chinas environmental law legal system has been preliminarily established. At the same time, with the development of the global economy and the changes in the national conditions of Chinas economic development, the promulgation of the Chinese Civil Code has led to an increasing call for the promulgation of the Chinese Environmental Law Code. In this context, this paper takes the codification of Chinas environmental law as the research object, using the methods of historical analysis, literature analysis, and comparative analysis. The first section points out the background and significance of the codification of environmental law, the second section discusses the necessity and feasibility of codification of environmental law, and the third section compares the environmental law codes of other countries, summarizes the experience and lessons, and finally puts forward ideas for the framework of Chinas environmental law code, and puts forward suggestions for improving the legal effect of environmental law code.
The Role of Gender in Parenting Styles and Their Effects on Child Development
Authors: Liu Ruonan
Published: October 2023

This paper explores the differences of gender in parenting styles and their effects on child growth. It examines the different parenting approaches adopted by fathers and mothers and the relevance between these styles and childrens cognitive, emotional, and social development. The study draws upon various theories and empirical studies to investigate the influence of gender on parenting styles, with a literature review of relevant academic publications is conducted, mainly focusing on authoritative, authoritarian, and permissive parenting styles. The findings suggest that gender does influence parenting modes, with mothers tending to adopt authoritative parenting styles, while fathers tend to favor authoritarian or permissive styles. The study also highlights the significance of parenting styles in child development stages, exactly, authoritative parenting linked to more positive child outcomes. The researches also provide insights for parents and caregivers on how to educate healthy and happy children.
Acquiring Multiple Languages: Comparing the Efficiency of Learning L3 and L4 Simultaneously vs. Learning L3 First and L4 Later
Authors: Wu Linghuan
Published: October 2023

This article discusses the worldwide demand for third language acquisition and fourth language acquisition. It reviews the current research on Language acquisition in relevant fields. Previous research is mainly about L2 learning, while this paper will fill the blank of L3 and L4 learning and compare the efficiency of learning L3 and L4 in different ways. By Control variates, we may find a more reasonable way for adults to learn new languages. There are experiments that the researchers let the Turkish-Persian bilinguals, Armenian-Persian bilinguals, and Persian monolinguals learn English, and compare their performance in vocabulary, or study Chinese students learning outcome of studying English and Russian. These experiments are all helpful and meaningful, but they only compare one aspect--vocabulary or writing, which is isolated and one-sided. This article compares students performance comprehensively, adopting standardized language tests to test students reading, listening, speaking and writing skills. But one major limitation of the study is that we dont exclude the gender impact. This will be the later future directions. This research shows that there is a need on acquiring multiple languages in todays globalized world, our researches should pay more attention on this field.
Comparing the Secondary Education in UK with the High School Education in China
Authors: Zhang Ziye
Published: October 2023

In modern society, education belongs to a highly developed stage, and Chinas education is also constantly developing and improving. High school education in China has always been a focus of social concern, and so far, exam-oriented education still dominates high school education. Compared with the secondary education in the UK, there are significant differences in the types of high school education in China, as well as in the educational models and historical backgrounds of development. In China, high school education has developed over a comparatively short span of time, and through comparison, it was found that there are some problems in current high school education. In order to change the current situation of high school education in China, the Chinese government has proposed the concept of quality education and the dual reduction policy, which requires continuous efforts to ultimately be implemented. Teachers need to change teaching methods, improve teaching concepts, promote and help students increase confidence, enhance cooperation and innovation abilities. Students should also make independent changes, diverge their thinking, use dialectical methods to see problems, and think about multiple aspects of the problem, in order to improve their logical thinking ability and innovative cooperation ability, and maintain a positive attitude towards learning.
Global Trends in Peer Effects Research: A Bibliometric Analysis Based on the Web of Science Database from 1992 to 2022
Authors: Qu Yue
Published: October 2023

While Peer Effects in the education field have been extensively studied worldwide, the development of research topics in this area remains insufficient and unclear. This study employs bibliometric analysis to explore research trends regarding Peer Effects. Publications output data were gathered from research articles in the Web of Science database from 1992 to 2022. Using VOS viewer, this study aims to answer questions related to the number of Peer Effects publications, countries, and regions engaged in research, highly cited scholars and works, as well as hot topics and development trends. This study suggests that Peer Effects research has gone through three stages of development over the past 30 years, with the United States dominating the field discourse. The study also identifies the core academic research group of the Peer Effects research field, and highlights the need to focus on sub-classroom levels. These findings have policy implications, as adjusting peer composition at different levels can improve resource allocation in education.
A Pilot Study on the Video Game Interface from the Perspective of the Human-Computer Interaction -- Taking Far: Lone Sails as an Example
Authors: Wang Guanhao
Published: October 2023

The advancing IT industry gives rise to the video game industry, where more fancy and exquisite graphics can be generated. The property of video games based on human-computer interaction that associated the IT industry with art and design draws more and more attention from scholars. A genre called indie video games is less popular and less discussed. As a result, this paper is written to research the human-computer interaction applied in an indie video game, Far: Lone Sails. A pilot study will be conducted by reading and analyzing its official artbook, actual scenes during the process of the game, and relevant articles to answer the question, How does an indie video game interface manage to engage the player based on human-computer interaction? After conducting the pilot study, it can be concluded that to engage players, Far: Lone Sails applies different forms of human-computer interactions to build moods, a bond with a non-human character, contrasts, guidance, and narration.
The U.S.-China Power Shift Which Side Should Operate More Conservatively to Achieve a Peaceful Power Transfer?
Authors: Wang Qinxi
Published: October 2023

The world is witnessing the rise of China as a global power and its increasing influence, which have led to a reconfiguration of the international order and have challenged the long-standing US hegemony. The intensifying competition between these two global powers raises concerns about tense security conflicts affecting the stability of the international system. The dynamics between the United States and China have reached a critical juncture, and questions about the nature and implications of the possible future power shift between the two states have become increasingly pertinent. Engaging in discussing the classic topic in international relations - - power transitions, this paper explores which side should adopt a more conservative approach between the US and China to ensure a peaceful power transition. Drawing from historical precedents and the current global landscape, the analysis delves into the potential benefits and challenges of various strategies pursued by both nations. By evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of each sides approaches, this study aims to shed light on the pathways that can lead to a harmonious transition of power between the United States and China, emphasizing the importance of constructive dialogue, cooperation, and mutual understanding. Ultimately, this paper offers insights contributing to the ongoing discussion on managing the U.S.-China power shift to maintain global peace and stability.
A Comparative Analysis of Vocational Education Between China and America
Authors: Du Zhangying
Published: October 2023

Career development is the critical education which has a great influence on students' career, so they receive a lifelong benefit from favourable career education. This article is an analysis containing the career development education in China and America. It shows the contrastive differences from the aspects of methods, contents, objectives and phenomena of career education between China and America. Then, it analyses the causes for these differences in career education from four aspects: historical backgrounds, social systems, economic patterns, and cultural traditions. Finally, two suggestions for career education in China are put forward. Changing traditional concepts stimulates graduates to entry into the labor market to improve productivity. Combining vocational education in China and the United States also cultivates children from multiple perspectives. These are mainly intended to increase the mention of relevant vocational knowledge in primary and secondary schools, so as to give students the opportunity to contact the job market in advance and make their future career clearer.
Three Applications of the Anchoring Effect
Authors: Dong Jielin
Published: October 2023

Many heuristics in behavioural economics play important roles in decision-making. The anchoring effect is one of these heuristics which influence peoples decisions in different fields. Through qualitative analysis and case analysis, this paper aims to introduce the applications of the anchoring effect in various situations. And according to the influence of anchoring effect on decision making in online auctions, court, and Marketing, it analyses how the anchoring effect affects peoples decisions and also how to avoid the deviation caused by anchoring effect. The analysis proves that anchoring affects peoples decision-making in different situations to a certain extent, and makes biased decisions without people realizing it. he analysis also shows that biased decisions can be avoided in different ways. There are different ways in which people can gain more perspectives and information in their lives, while thinking about how to create excellent self-generated anchors to help escape the effects of anchoring.
Analysis of Anxiety of Parents and Students after the Implementation of the Double Reduction Policy
Authors: Fang Zeqi
Published: October 2023

The double reduction policy has been implemented since 2021 and has been in development for nearly two years. During these two years, many students and parents have undergone changes due to double reduction. This article helps more people understand the impact of the double reduction policy on primary and secondary school students, as well as their parents, and helps them understand why students and parents feel anxious about this policy. It aims to analyze the anxiety changes of primary and secondary school students, as well as their parents, after experiencing double reduction, and the data analyzed are all secondary resources. These second-hand materials are all from academic databases. After analyzing the literature, this article found that after experiencing the double reduction policy, the academic pressure of primary school students and the anxiety level of their parents have decreased to a certain extent. For junior high school students, their academic pressure has actually increased. The pressure on parents of junior high school students has also increased with the release of policies. The pressure of parents is reflected in different aspects, such as the future of children and the economy. For these conclusions, the suggestion of this article is that the country can promote policy development from four aspects. These four aspects are the government, schools, parents, and students. The government can collaborate with schools to provide free classes for parents, so that parents can better understand the role of the double reduction policy and avoid letting parents anxiety affect students mood.
Analysis on the Life Education of Middle School Students
Authors: Sui Zhuoyan
Published: October 2023

Education is to care for every life activity of students, and the learning process is a process of enjoying life. Such care is the unity of social value, personal value and the development value of education itself in the practice of life activities. In this educational practice, the value of teachers is realized and the quality of life is improved. Life education is an indispensable part of today's education, and the life education is significant for students in their lives. In order to improve the importance of life education and improve the effect of life education of today's students, this paper expounds the problems existing in life education for Chinese students today. And it was analyzes from four aspects: society, school, individual, and family. Finally, some countermeasures are put forward, including that school should carry out the psychology course, perfect the life education system; Society should pay attention to students' life education; Create a positive home environment; Improve the professional quality of teachers, change some teaching methods.
Children Left Behind: An Implementation Analysis of Migrant Childrens Education Reform in China
Authors: Chen Shuning
Published: October 2023

In 2001, the Decisions on Basic Education Reform and Development were issued by the Chinese State Council, against a backdrop of increasing rural-to-urban migration. The Decisions and subsequent policies initiated a decade of reform to improve migrant childrens access to urban public schools. This case study examines why a significant proportion of migrant children still receive no public education in cities despite laws and legislations that promise otherwise. Since the policy implementation process in China is rather opaque, this paper complements the analysis of secondary literature with insights from two interviews with local policy implementers. By examining the organizational structure, central-local dynamics, and street-level actors of the migrant education reform, this paper concludes that the migrant education policies suffer from partial implementation because of: (1) an informal organizational structure with little enforcements mechanisms or oversight; (2) misalignment of interest between the central and local government, and (3) gatekeeping mechanisms that street-level bureaucrats use to ration services. This study is important for shedding light on the organizational structure of policy implementation and identifying the reasons for the failure of ambitious policy objectives to deliver the intended outcome in China.
An Effectiveness Study on the Impact of Cross-cultural Communication Alienation on China-related Coverage
Authors: Sun Yiting
Published: October 2023

The phenomenon of communicative alienation is given a positive meaning by the complex cultural interplay in which it is embedded in the process of intercultural communication. Using comments on AFP's 'Dawn of the Empire' photo series as an example, this study uses case study and text analysis methods to crawl and collate 216 relevant data points on three international platforms - Twitter, Facebook and YouTube - using the search term 'Dawn of the Empire'. The study also analyses the effectiveness of cross-cultural communication of this news coverage, with 216 comments on Weibo and Bilibili. The study argues that communication alienation also has its positive side, and that by communicating positive alienation and considering communication alienation as an online cultural movement, it can to some extent contribute to reconstructing the communication system of international exchange, expanding and updating the ways of communication, improving international exchange and reducing conflicts, thus achieving a virtuous circle.
The Effect of Linguistic Code-switching on CognitiveInhibition in Bilingualism: Evidence from Stroop Tests
Authors: Zhang Yuer
Published: October 2023

Linguistic code-switching is a common phenomenon among bilinguals that requires extensive executive control to manage two languages. However, limited research has specifically examined whether frequent code-switching enhances cognitive inhibition as measured by the Stroop test. Understanding this relationship has important implications for harnessing bilingual advantages in inhibition and executive functioning. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate whether bilingual adolescents who engage in code-switching demonstrate improved cognitive inhibition compared to monolingual peers. Participants were 81 Chinese-English bilinguals aged 14-18, who were assigned to English reading, Chinese reading, or mixed language reading groups. Participants then completed Stroop tests. Results revealed the mixed language group had significantly faster response times on incongruent Stroop trials compared to both monolingual groups, indicating enhanced cognitive inhibition from code-switching. No significant difference emerged between the English and Chinese groups, implying monolingual reading in either language does not differentially impact inhibition.
Promoting Sino-European Co-operation in International Change
Authors: Zhao Jingru
Published: October 2023

Bilateral relations between China and the European Union (EU) have suffered many twists and turns, showing new features of change in stability and retreat in progress.The main reason for the new changes in China-EU relations is not the sudden deepening of internal contradictions between China and the EU or the disappearance of common interests; in fact, the Biden administration, after coming to power and needing to cope with China-U.S. competition with the power of the EU, has changed the Trump administrations emphasis on unilateralism and the U.S.-first foreign policy, returned to the position of multilateralism, and took the initiative to repair transatlantic relations, enhancing the strategic attraction to the EU; it is the important driving force for the emergence of a phased adjustment of the EUs policy towards China. Therefore, it is necessary to respond to the new changes in China-EU relations on the basis of the triangular relationship between China, the US and the EU, manage the conflicts between China and the US, make good use of the US-EU analyses, and strengthen the consensus between China and the EU, enhancing the centripetal force of China-EU relations with mutually beneficial co-operation and common interests in development, so as to promote China-EU co-operation in a stable way and bring it to a far-reaching stage.
Analisis Tingkat Kepuasan Masyarakat terhadap jasa pelayanan Pelabuhan Penyeberangan di Provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara
Authors: Asriyati Asriyati , Hado Hado , Sufrianto Sufrianto , Satyadharma Maudhy
Published: October 2023

This research wants to examine the level of public satisfaction with the services provided by the Southeast Sulawesi Provincial Transportation Service through its service units. The research implementation was only focused on 4 Ferry Port UPTDs, namely the Baubau-Waara Ferry Port UPTD, the Torobulu-Tampo Ferry Port UPTD, the Amolengo-Labuan Ferry Port UPTD and the Kendari-Langara Ferry Port UPTD, where the implementation time took place from March-August 2023. The research sample was 384 passengers who had received services at the 4 UPTD ferry ports. The research results concluded that the level of community satisfaction was 77,050 or in the good category.
Pemetaan Tiga Dimensi Bukaan Lahan Penambangan Nikel Kabupaten Konawe Selatan
Authors: Sufrianto Sufrianto , Isazarni Jassin Andi Makawaru , Yudha Wira , Sudardjat Catrin , Samtun Muh. , Aris Munandar Fikri , Muhsar Muhammad
Published: October 2023

Pemetaan bukaan lahan tambang akibat dari penambangan merupakan proses mengidentifikasi dan memetakan area yang telah digali oleh perusahaan pertambangan. Pemetaan ini penting dilakukan untuk berbagai alasan, termasuk melacak perubahan penggunaan lahan, merencanakan reklamasi lahan tambang. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah agar dapat mengetahui luasan bukaan lahan pasca tambang, sehingga nanti perlu adanya Tindakan untuk meminimalisir dampak yang akan terjadi salah satunya adalah merencanakan reklamasi. Dari hasil analisis overlay menggunakan data citra satelit resolusi tinggi Sebaran Bukaan Lahan Pertambangan nikel Kabupaten Konawe Selatan seluas 1.360,06 Ha, terdiri dari 4 Segment dan 38 titik sebaran, perubahan tutupan lahan didominasi oleh tutupan lahan tanah terbuka dan pertanian lahan kering, bukaan tutupan lahan secara kesuluran perlu adanya reklamasi.