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The Impact of Instagram on Feminist Activism
Authors: Lu Chuting
Published: December 2023

The debate on the Instagram effect on feminism become increasingly heated, the advocacy of feminist ideals through Instagram embodies a crucial initiative aimed at propelling gender parity and amplifying the voices of women in their pursuit of rights. This research uses the case method to find out the impact of Instagram on shaping feminist activism. Initially, the comprehensive exploration of visual storytelling within the realm of feminist activism on Instagram underscores the potential of compelling imagery and narratives in fostering profound and empathetic connections between activists and their audience. Moreover, the dynamic nature of Instagram as a platform facilitates accessible educational opportunities for feminist consciousness, allowing a diverse array of voices and experiences to enrich dialogues concerning feminism. Additionally, the cohesive influence of hashtag campaigns on Instagram underscores the platforms capacity to galvanize a unified front in support of feminist causes, thus emphasizing the paramount importance of leveraging social media for advocacy and societal transformation. In short, leveraging Instagram for feminist activism presents a potent avenue for not only advancing gender equality but also establishing a deeper understanding and collaboration among activists and their audience. The ability of social media, particularly Instagram, to facilitate meaningful engagement and mobilize collective action underscores its potential as a vital tool in driving positive societal change toward a more equitable future.
Pre-service and Post-service Integration of Teachers in China: Results and Reflections of the Hainan Rural Teacher Training Program
Authors: Wang Keying
Published: December 2023

The paper explores the outcomes of local rural teacher training programs in China using an interview methodology, focusing on reflections on the achievements and problems in the integrated development of pre-service and post-service training for rural teachers. Under the strategy of "rural revitalization" and the national policy of "excellent teachers", the overall level of education at the local level has been improved to a certain extent. In Hainan, for example, while seeing more young people flocking to local rural schools to carry out education and teaching work, it is also important to note that new teachers are reflecting on the problems that exist in their post-service work by reflecting on the problems that exist in their post-service work. The article mentions that it is possible to help publicly-funded teacher trainees master more methods of teaching management in advance to cope with the problems they will encounter in their upcoming careers by increasing the number of hours of practical education courses. In enhancing new teachers' sense of identity in the rural educational environment, it is also important to focus on fostering children's pride in the local culture of the countryside to make education more localized. The paper concludes by suggesting that we should pay attention to the lifelong professional development of rural teachers, actively carry out online and offline teaching and learning activities, and help rural teachers continue to improve their academic qualifications, so that people can better promote high-quality, long-term and balanced development of rural basic education in Hainan.
Analysis of Anta Brand Marketing and Brand Operations Strategies from the Perspective of New Media
Authors: Chen Sammi
Published: December 2023

Brand marketing and operations have seen substantial changes in the new media age, where internet technology has advanced quickly. Traditional brand promotion strategies have been transformed by new media platforms like social media, video-sharing websites, and blogs that have become crucial avenues for interactions between businesses and customers. Brands must create a significant presence on these channels to succeed in this environment. Using the Anta brand as a case study, this study explores the use and influence of new media in marketing and brand operations. The research objectives include examining Anta's use of new media platforms for marketing, discovering its methods for fostering close relationships with customers and assessing the accomplishments of Anta's new media marketing initiatives, particularly about growing brand recognition and amplification. The study emphasizes the need to thoroughly investigate Anta's new media marketing and brand management techniques in this constantly changing digital world. Anta's development and market significance are primarily attributed to its successful integration of new media into brand communication across various platforms, its strategic acquisitions, and its adaptable marketing strategy. Anta's commitment to private domain tactics, data-driven methodologies, and active consumer involvement are essential to its success in the new media landscape. This study emphasizes how brand marketing dynamics are changing and how adaptation is crucial in the digital age, utilizing Anta's journey as an instructive example of these changes.
Affirmative Action: The Problem and the Solution
Authors: Cao Yichen
Published: December 2023

Affirmative action was created in the 1960s as a way to address the problem of discrimination and unfair treatment faced by under-represented groups. However, since the implementation of this policy, debates and controversies have always been one of the key issues that societies pay close attention to. Some argue that some of the most immediate problems that need to be addressed are that of reverse discrimination and the debate between meritocracy and equal opportunity, suggesting that focusing only on diversity may have undermined the principle of meritocracy, at the same time creating a new type of discrimination towards those with low socioeconomic status. Looking through the history and understanding the rationale and implementation of affirmative action, discover the impact these two problems have on education and employment, as well as try to seek potential changes to minimize the negative impact of affirmative action by looking into the possibilities of socioeconomic-based and holistic-based policies.
Chen Lifu and Characteristics of Wartime Higher Education in China (1937-1944)
Authors: Wang Ziyue
Published: December 2023

The development and change of wartime higher education significantly impacted China's modern history, and its evolution was closely related to the advocacies and ideas of Chen Lifu, who served as the Minister of Education from 1938 to 1944. This paper first analyzes the merger and relocation of universities with examples such as the Southwest United Nations University and the National Central University, arguing that relocations ensured the continuity and development of higher education in China and nurtured many professional talents. The paper also focuses on the loan and publicly-funded student system, which Chen Lifu adopted mainly to compete for the youth with the Communist Party and the Japanese forces. The system helped a large number of economically disadvantaged students to complete their studies, enhanced young students' sense of responsibility towards the country, stabilized society, and increased the public's trust in the government. Besides, the paper analyzes the military recruitment of young people, briefly describes the recruitment of medical, engineering, and translation students, the peak of military recruitment, and the participation of young expeditionary force in the war, as well as the critical role of these recruitments in the victory of the war.
Anthropological Dilemma of the Digital Society: The Disappearance of the Visualization to Citizen Right under Biopolitics
Authors: Zhou Liuchan
Published: December 2023

The concept of biopolitics provides a novel lens through which to examine the contemporary processes of resource integration, decision-making management, and public involvement within the context of specific emergency circumstances. During the occurrence of an outbreak, the systematic monitoring and documentation of the behavioural patterns of the entire population have elucidated the trajectory of infected individuals. Consequently, this has facilitated the identification and closure of high-risk locations, so effectively mitigating the escalation of the epidemic. Nevertheless, the act of disclosing the location data of individuals effectively violates certain aspects of citizens' rights and encroaches upon their personal privacy. The prevailing body of scholarly research on biopolitics mostly focuses on its advantageous aspects, while paying less attention to the potential consequences of its excessive proliferation. Hence, the present paper places greater emphasis on the adverse consequences associated with the limited entitlements afforded to individuals within the framework of biopolitics. This article employs the methodology of phenomenon analysis and investigation analysis. This paper aims to examine the merits and demerits of biopolitics through an analysis of the recent coronavirus pandemic in China. Additionally, it seeks to gather data from China and the United States to study potential future applications of biopolitics. This article aims to enhance the scholarly understanding of the societal perspective on biopolitics by engaging in an objective discourse and doing rigorous data analysis.
Research on Gender Differences and Gender Discrimination in Chinese Education
Authors: Ming Enchi
Published: December 2023

This research study investigates the issue of gender differences and gender discrimination in the education system of China. Despite advancements in gender equality, subtle forms of bias and discrimination continue to affect students' academic achievements and career prospects. The study aims to examine the extent of gender-based disparities in educational opportunities, outcomes, and experiences among students in China, as well as explore the underlying factors contributing to these disparities. A mixed-methods approach was employed, utilizing surveys, academic records analysis, interviews, and focus group discussions. The research findings reveal the presence of gender differences and bias in various aspects of Chinese education. Female students face challenges in accessing higher education and leadership positions, while encountering discrimination that affects their self-esteem, academic choices, and career aspirations. Male students experience stereotyping and pressure to conform to traditional masculine roles, limiting their potential in non-traditional fields. Addressing these issues requires policy reforms, awareness campaigns, and targeted support for marginalized students. Efforts to promote equal access, challenge gender stereotypes, and foster inclusive educational environments are crucial for a more equitable and empowering educational landscape in China.
The Impact of Feminism and the Outlook for Its Development: A Case Study of the Film Titanic
Authors: Han Xiao
Published: December 2023

In the framework of a love story, the film Titanic portrays the behaviour and psychology of multiple characters with distinct personalities, shaping many unique female and male images. While telling the story, it expresses profound feminist ideas, illustrates the conflict between two genders, and leads people to think deeply about gender relations. In this paper, the author analyzes some representative characters in the film and examines the impact of feminism on literature, film, economy, and politics, emphasizing the importance and potential of women in various fields. It is found that feminism encourages women to start and participate in a business, and it promotes the success of women in the fields of technology and business. Finally, this paper discusses the development and challenges of feminism in contemporary society. Feminism not only provides important support for the cause of gender equality but also inspires more people to pay attention to gender equality issues and strive to build a more just and inclusive society. The influence of feminism will continue to drive social development and change.
An Investigation on the Necessity to Increase the Publicity of Psychological Education
Authors: Zhang Ruihan
Published: December 2023

Children's psychological pressure is increasing, but parents, schools and even society have not paid more attention to this aspect. This article will analyze the suicide rate worldwide, the benefits of psychoeducation, the adverse effects of psychoeducation, and the difficulties in implementing psychoeducation. The benefit of psychological education is that it can help teenagers not be afraid of some negative emotions and better manage these negative emotions. It can also improve academic performance and concentration in learning. At the same time, the negative impact of promoting psychological education is that some people with impure motives may take advantage of it and defraud money and other things. The worst idea is that excessive publicity leads people without mental illness to assume they are sick, while people with mental illness are unwilling to receive treatment. The difficulty in promoting psychological education is a shortage of psychological teachers, and psychological knowledge in today's society is not popular enough, so it is challenging to implement psychological counselling. However, through analysis, it can be known that the benefits of implementing psychological education outweigh the disadvantages. Therefore, the government and schools need to pay more attention to psychological education and not let previous tragedies repeat themselves.
An Ecofeminist Analysis of Nature Imagery in Sylvia Plaths Ariel
Authors: Jiang Zhujun
Published: December 2023

Sylvia Plaths Ariel, characterized by dark themes, idiosyncratic imagery, and raw emotional intensity, holds an enduring fascination for readers and critics alike. While much scholarship has examined this collection through a psychoanalytic or biographical lens, this research seeks to uncover an underexplored dimension of Ariel its ecofeminist undertones. The abundant nature imagery provides a particularly rich source for the investigation of her pre-ecofeminist consciousness. This research adopts a mixed-methods design that combines a corpus-based approach with an in-depth analysis of representative imagery. Excel-based calculation results show that the relatively large presence of nature imagery infuses Ariel with a riveting, dreamy atmosphere. The textual analysis further reveals that Plaths subtle interweaving of the female experience and the natural world resonates with ecofeminist notions of patriarchal oppression and mutual liberation. By unearthing the ecofeminist dimensions of Ariel, this research aims to provide fresh insights into this masterpiece while shedding light on the richness and complexity of Plaths thematic concerns and poetic expression.
The Cognition of Time Shaped by Linguistic Elements: Alphabetic Language and Ideographic Language
Authors: Qi Ruiying
Published: December 2023

This study investigated the impact of language script on spatial cognition by comparing reaction times of native speakers of alphabetic languages and Chinese in response to horizontally and vertically arranged button groups. It is postulated that the linear, one-dimensional nature of alphabetic scripts may shape cognitive processing differently than the complex, two-dimensional Chinese characters. In the experiment, participants from both linguistic backgrounds were tasked with quickly responding to buttons arranged in both horizontal and vertical configurations. Results indicated that speakers of alphabetic languages exhibited significantly shorter reaction times for the horizontally oriented buttons compared to the Chinese speakers. Conversely, Chinese speakers demonstrated faster reaction times for vertically arranged buttons relative to the alphabetic language speakers. These results suggest that language script structure can influence spatial cognition. The linear, sequential arrangement inherent to alphabetic languages may predispose speakers to be more efficient in processing horizontally sequenced stimuli, while the two-dimensional structure of Chinese characters may confer an advantage in processing vertically presented information. Additionally, cultural factors, such as the traditional vertical writing and reading direction of Chinese script, may contribute to these differences. The findings provide preliminary support for the notion that language script can shape cognitive strategies for processing spatial information, with speakers of alphabetic languages and Chinese employing different strategies for horizontal and vertical spatial processing. Further research is needed to explore the underlying mechanisms, as well as the impact of early exposure to a specific script on spatial cognition.
Continuity of Identity: The Sameness of Self from Childhood to Adulthood
Authors: Zixuan Wang
Published: December 2023

This article delves into the complexities of personal identity by exploring philosophical and psychological theories. It introduces John Lockes idea that personal identity is constructed through consciousness and memory, where each experience contributes to a coherent self when pieced together. However, the Ship of Theseus paradox raises questions about maintaining core identity amidst systematic transformations. The psychological perspective emphasizes the role of memory and learning in shaping an individuals self-perception. The narrative also underscores the significance of neurological functions, acting as conductors orchestrating cognition, behavior, and emotions to form a unique personal identity. The article further discusses enduring aspects of selfhood, considering biological, psychological, and social dimensions, including genetic makeup, personality traits, memories, and social interactions. It highlights the interplay of continuity and change, illustrating how personal identity maintains a consistent essence while evolving. The synthesis suggests that personal identity is like a symphony, blending continuity and change into a harmonious composition. Empirical evidence and case studies support the enduring nature of personal identity, asserting that fundamental aspects of the self persist from childhood into adulthood. The article concludes by acknowledging that the exploration of personal identity and continuity remains an ongoing journey, continually inviting scholarly inquiry.
Gender Bias and Cyber Violence: Spotlighting the Pink-Haired Girl Incident by a Critical Discourse Analysis
Authors: Wang Yiyuan
Published: December 2023

The Internet serves as a communication medium that facilitates interaction among individuals, thereby overcoming the constraints imposed by temporal and spatial boundaries. Nonetheless, the internet also poses some risks, such as instances of online violence. For example, a few months ago, a young woman pursuing her postgraduate studies became the target of numerous netizens who subjected her to verbal and emotional abuse. This onslaught was triggered by a photograph in which she had dyed pink hair while visiting her grandfather. Tragically, the relentless harassment she endured ultimately led her to end her own life. Subsequently, following this occurrence, there has been a growing consolidation among womens organizations. This study employs qualitative analysis and literature review to examine the Pink Hair Girl incident as a case study, aiming to gain insights into its societal ramifications. The findings of this study indicate that the controversies surrounding the girls hair coloring can be attributed to the influence of patriarchal norms and masculinist ideologies, among other factors. Furthermore, it is argued that this incidence serves to foster a sense of unity among women.
Buddhism and Taoism in the Tang Dynasty of Ancient China: From Gender Perspective
Authors: Li Jiayin
Published: December 2023

Gender studies has become a popular field in sociological research. With the deepening of research, womens empowerment is still a considerable challenge facing various industries. As a prosperous dynasty in ancient Chinese history, the Tang Dynasty, because of its inclusive social environment, women had more independent rights compared with other dynasties. This study uses the method of textual research to analyze the historical materials and archaeological evidence of the Tang Dynasty. It was found that women in the Tang Dynasty expected to participate in social affairs, and religious beliefs, especially Buddhism and Taoism, played a role in promoting participation in social affairs. In addition, it is also found that Taoism has made outstanding contributions to the gender equality of women in the Tang Dynasty.
The Complexity of "Tree" Imagery in Robert Frost's Poetry
Authors: Yi Tongjing
Published: December 2023

Robert Frost is often regarded as a highly esteemed poet within the realm of modern and current American literature. Frosts poem appears straightforward but is actually quite intricate. Furthermore, Frosts poetic works are characterised by a rich tapestry of imagery that adds to their overall intricacy. Moreover, Frosts poetry exhibits a substantial presence of tree imagery. A variety of trees exhibit distinct behaviours, like falling to the ground, emitting sounds, or remaining in a state of quiet. Furthermore, these trees manifest diverse forms and dimensions. This study focuses on three selected poems by Frost, namely The Sound of the Trees, On a Tree Fallen Across the Road, and Tree at My Window. The objective is to examine the intricate employment of tree imagery in Frosts poetry through the lens of analysing poetic imagery. Upon careful examination, it has been shown that the intricacy of the tree imagery in Frosts poems can be attributed to two distinct factors. Initially, Frost undertakes a division of the tree, a whole entity, into two distinct components, each symbolising distinct concepts of liberation and restriction. This deliberate act enhances the depth of the underlying symbolism. Another factor to consider is that the depiction of tree is not fixed, but rather undergoes transformations as time progresses.
Gender Identity Navigation: The Challenge and Perspectives of Transgender in Christian Gender
Authors: Zhang Chao
Published: December 2023

This article explores the connection between transgender identity and Christian gender, defining sex, gender, and sexuality while analysing the social aspects of gender identity. From this analysis, the article considers contemporary arguments put forth by Christian churches and theologians either in support or opposition to transgender identity based on Christian gender perspectives, including essentialism, traditional gender norms, queer theory, and exegesis of scripture. Whilst there may be a perceived tension between transgender identity and traditional Christian notions of gender, this article aims to highlight the diversity of Christian perspectives on gender. In fact, certain theological viewpoints endorse the inclusion of transgender individuals and challenge established gender norms within the faith. These perspectives encourage discussion and introspection within the religious community, contributing towards a more diverse and inclusive understanding of Christian gender concepts.
Exploring Purchase Preferences of Chinese Gen Z Fans for Human and Virtual Idols on TikTok
Authors: Huang Keke , Lin Yufan , Lou Xinting
Published: December 2023

This paper examines the purchasing preferences of Chinese Generation Z fans for human and virtual idols on TikTok. It explores how social media companies leverage fan creativity and algorithmic recommendations to drive product sales and foster industry growth. The paper illustrates fans purchasing desires and analyzes their purchasing behaviors on social media platforms. Through survey data (139 valid questionnaires), the paper assesses user stickiness, content identification, and the variations in purchasing power and product preferences between fans of human and virtual idols. The findings reveal four key insights. 1. There are distinct purchasing preferences between fans of human idols and virtual idols, as human idol fans tend to favor practical items; virtual idol fans show a keen interest in limited collections and online/offline experiences. 2. Virtual idol fans exhibit stronger user loyalty and emotional connection than their human idol counterparts. 3. Virtual idol fans display less rational behavior and possess higher purchasing power for idol-related products. 4. The paper suggests different marketing strategies to target these two groups effectively. The paper provides research methods, experimental results, data analysis, and implications for marketing strategies and fan engagement.
A Study of the Correlation Between MBTI and Social Media Food Recommendations
Authors: Yang Shutong
Published: December 2023

With the booming of social media, diverse and accurate user figures can significantly improve personalized experiences in industrial applications like advertisements and recommender systems. Meanwhile, deep learning is widely used in user tag construction, which means mining labels with practical significance through historical interaction behavior. For instance, clicking on advertisements and conversions can express the tags of users interests and intentions. The construction of accurate user figures is difficult, the potential of existing modal data has been plumbed, and the challenge is the need for further features. Then, optimizing recommender systems accuracy through diverse methods becomes the key to the sustainable development of each social media platform. Recently, MyersBriggs Type Indicator (MBTI) test results become a highly discussed topic in the mass media, and enough samples have been accumulated to confirm its scientific validity. Indeed, MBTI results strongly correlate with personal habits and preferences, which the recommender system of social media has not fully applied. Therefore, this paper has researched optimizing the recommender system of social media platform content based on MBTI results, which mainly focus on the food topic of the RED app. The following has adopted the questionnaire as the primary research method, supplemented by the literature review and observation method. The research concluded that different MBTI have different dining habits and preferences. As preliminary research of relevance, the value of this discovery can help develop accurate user profiles and optimize the quality of content recommendations.
Analysis of Critical Factors Affecting the Sales of Live Broadcast with Goods on Short Video Platform
Authors: Tan Sheng
Published: December 2023

With the rise of social media and the change in consumers purchasing methods, the e-commerce live delivery industry has developed rapidly, and live sales have hit record highs. The key influencing factors behind it are worth exploring. This industry has gradually become popular, but it may also prompt the public to have excessively optimistic expectations for it. Therefore, through questionnaire survey, this paper widely disseminated and recycled questionnaire data on social media and analyzed it to explore the publics views on the industry. In addition, through platform data collection and case analysis, the key factors affecting live broadcast sales are explored. It is found that the publics understanding of the industry has limitations and good imagination. The current industry situation shows that there may be better choices for a star to transform into a blogger with goods. Online celebrity anchors focusing on bringing goods on platforms such as TikTok are more suitable to give full play to the advantages of bringing goods. There is an apparent positive correlation between the total sales of anchors and the number of fans. A positive correlation exists between the average online number and the total sales. There is a positive correlation between the number of fans and the peak number of online people per game; A medium-sized online peak can gain a larger market share in terms of sales.
The Influence of Short Videos on College Students Purchasing Behavior
Authors: Bi Ruihan , Feng Yishu , Ma Jingru
Published: December 2023

Short video has gradually developed into one of the practical expression ways of information content communication in the mobile Internetvarious social media and e-commerce use opportunities from this trend. College students are the most active and mainstream group in Short video. The fragmented communication mode, exciting content, and business behavior of short videos have been integrated into the group of college students, influencing them all the time, including but not limited to purchasing behavior. In this paper, college students are selected to build a mechanism model of the influence of word-of-mouth characteristics of social e-commerce networks on college students purchase intention, and the model is tested through empirical research. The results showed that when brand marketing is enhanced, brand interaction, experience perception, interest, and perception are enhanced. The more frequently consumers interact with the brand, the more frequently they connect and communicate with it, and their purchasing behavior will be enhanced.
The Role of Social Media in Spreading Gender Antagonism
Authors: Li Zihao
Published: December 2023

Social media has become one of the most influential forces in the world today. Its rapid development speed, large user group, and robust interactive characteristics have profoundly changed peoples way of life and thinking. However, like two sides of the same coin, social media is quietly spreading the seeds of gender opposition. In the vast world of social media, the spread of gender antagonism takes many forms. First, the frequent gender stereotypes and sexist comments on social media create fixed stereotypes about gender roles. Such gender stereotypes limit perceptions and hinder the achievement of gender equality. Second, gender-antagonistic rhetoric and controversy on social media often spark heated debates and divisions. Many social topics, such as gender equality and gender identity, have become the focus of heated discussions on social media. However, due to heated rhetoric and entrenched positions, social media often becomes a hotbed of conflict and confrontation, hindering communication and understanding between genders. In response to the above questions, this paper focuses on the prioritization of social media on the width and breadth of gender antagonism through the subjects test of the awareness and communication impact of gender opposition in different places.
The Thematic Interpretation of Robert Brownings Renaissance Dramatic Monologue
Authors: Tang Ziqing
Published: December 2023

Robert Brownings dramatic monologue is a unique form in British Victorian literature. Its unique style reflects various characteristics of that time, and therefore, by analyzing Brownings dramatic monologues, various aspects of Victorian society and culture, as well as individual roles and struggles, can be deeply understood. Moreover, Brownings works provide rich materials and profound thinking for literary research, and hold an important position in the field of literature. In order to better explain the styles of his works, this article provides an in-depth analysis of Brownings two famous poems, My Last Duchess and The Bishop Orders His Tomb at Saint Praxeds Church. These current article examine characters, themes, and historical backgrounds, showcasing Brownings unique approach to Renaissance content. In addition, this study compared Brownings Renaissance dramatic monologues with three Renaissance poets: Shakespeare , John Milton and William Wordsworth , this comparative analysis highlights the uniqueness of Brownings perspective, the differences in understanding the Renaissance compared to his predecessors, and his contribution to the genre of dramatic monologues. In summary, this study aims to reveal Robert Brownings artistic views and the subtle differences in themes in his Renaissance dramatic monologues. It provides an understanding of Brownings unique position in literary schools and his contributions to the literary world.
A Cross-Linguistic Case Study of Chinese and English Eye: Cognitive Semantics as Approach
Authors: Sun Xinyu
Published: December 2023

Cognitive semantics has gained increasing attention from linguists who are into polysemy and trying to figure out the relations of multiple senses possessed by a single word. Exisiting studies emphasise bodily experiences effects on language users perception and conceptualisation of entities around them and consider body-part as the core of embodiment. However, there is limited research on systematic and detailed analysis of cross-linguistic similarities and differences that can provide insights into how language users with diverse culture backgrounds perceive a particular organ and create experiential similarities between the concrete body part and abstract concepts. This study takes the case of eye as the pointcut to investigate both the shared semantic meanings and discreancies in Chinese and English. Dictionary and corpus are employed as two data sources for extracting lingusitic instantiations of stablised senses and contextual senses to address the problem in a comprehensive manner. The results suggest that prototypical sense acts as a bond to connect most extended senses in both languages and some cross-linguistic similarities exist in extension strategies, whereas discrepancies do occur with the intervention of culture. This research sheds light on some underlying mechanisms of cross-linguistic understanding and sense making process by virtue of exploring eye as a polysymy.
The Research on the Impact of Internet Buzzwords on Adolescents from the Perspective of Carnival Theory
Authors: Yang Miao
Published: December 2023

With the high penetration of the Internet into peoples daily lives, the public and world have almost barrier-free communication with each other, and the accompanying Internet buzzwords have also influenced people subtly. Millennials, who have grown up in the Internet era, also carry the role of Internet buzzwords in this situation. This paper takes teenagers as the research object and analyzes the influence of Internet buzzwords on teenagers and the potential risks from the perspective of carnival theory. By discussing the current situation and impact of the use of Internet buzzwords by teenagers, this paper finds that relevant measures and suggestions can be put forward from different social subjects related to teenagers, such as the government should actively guide the use of Internet buzzwords and formulate relevant laws and regulations to standardize the use of Internet buzzwords; the media should pay attention to the development and evolution of Internet buzzwords while at the same time, make suggestions on the negative social impacts of Internet buzzwords; schools and parents, in addition to controlling the use of time to prevent cyberaddiction, should also help young people correctly analyze the Internet buzzwords and guide young people to use them appropriately, and help young people standardize their usage in teaching and learning activities. Meanwhile, young people should improve their language literacy and self-discipline.
Two-faced Possibility of Sight and Words: Eurydice from the Perspective of Modern Dramatic Monologue
Authors: Pan Jiahui
Published: December 2023

The common ways of interpreting and re-telling the myth of the Thracian musician Orpheus and his bride Eurydice are similar to the traditional way of narrating the myth: starting with Orpheus and emphasising Orpheuss unilateral output of love and the tragic nature of their destiny. This article selects Eurydice to Orpheus by Robert Browning and Eurydice Saved by Linda Gregg as examples in modern poetry to explore how the legacy and reflection of classical interpretations, such as the tradition of faith in the validity and reliability of Orpheus love, are portrayed from Eurydices point of view. The emotional tendencies presented in these two poems are different, but they still have significant ideas in common when it comes to the fact that a visual regime has been established in the relationship between Eurydice and Orpheus. Orpheus can only empower their love by looking and losing. This indicates his role as the dominant one while Eurydice is given the status of the object being looked at and shaped.
The Research on the Communication Strategies of Hellish Memes on Chinas Internet from the Perspective of Carnival Theory
Authors: Wu Haoqian
Published: December 2023

With the in-depth development of Internet, memes have spread from real life to cyberspace and various types of Internet memes have emerged during the process, including controversial ones. Hellish memes are one of the most typical memes among them. From the perspective of audience, this study uses Bakhtins Carnival theory to explore the reasons of the prevalence of hellish memes on Chinas Internet, and provide communication strategies for the propaganda department of Chinese government. This research hopes to reveal the reasons of hellish memes prevalence in the field of audience analysis and enrich the research dimensions of hellish memes. The study finds that three closely-related reasons account for the prevalence of hellish memes on Chinas Internet: Firstly, hellish memes satisfy peoples sensory pleasure; Secondly, hellish memes fit peoples rebellion against the dominant values; Thirdly, hellish memes cater to peoples pursuit of open thinking and innovation. Based on the reasons of hellish memes prevalence, this study also puts forward three communication Strategies for the propaganda departments of Chinese government: Firstly, they should strengthen the immorality of hellish memes through recreation on hellish memes; Secondly, they should take advantages of new media to improve the quality of hellish memes; Thirdly, they should adopt the character of open thinking shown in hellish memes to enriching the dimensions of dominant values.
Practice and Exploration of Public Opinion Supervision and Guidance under the Horizon of New Media
Authors: Yi Lu
Published: December 2023

This article first expounds on the transformation of the public opinion communication system from the era of traditional media to the era of new media, as well as the characteristics of public opinion communication and the importance of regulation and guidance from the perspective of new media. It summarizes the characteristics of public opinion communication in the era of new media, and then analyzes the research results of previous studies. In the era of new media, the communication mechanism of public opinion has undergone changes, with more emphasis on online dissemination rather than being limited to traditional print media. This article will explore and study the characteristics of public opinion communication in the era of new media, and propose relevant strategies and institutional mechanisms for social public opinion regulation and guidance from a practical perspective.
Revenge, Attachment and Nameless: Investigating Male Gaze in Lost in the Star Through Gender Construction Theory
Authors: Liu Jingyi
Published: December 2023

Gender has always been a popular topic of discussion. According to numerous studies on the subject of gender, Women have historically been marginalised. Film, as a tool to influence people's ideologies, will greatly construct gender relations. However, many film studies have been done on how gender shapes women's roles, yet it has been determined that the majority of them concentrate on women in the 20th century, which may produce a disconnection with today's society. This study selects three female characters from the 2023 domestic suspense film Lost in the Star, which focuses on the new era of women in the 21st century and is controversial. Using Simone de Beauvoir's theory of social construction and the Mako Mori test, this study will investigate whether the 21st-century mass media's construction of women still implies the male gaze. This study reveals that the mass media still implicitly conceals the male gaze in today's culture. Gender studies should continually monitor cutting-edge publications and examine how gender views are evolving over time. Based on this, gender studies should continue to plough deeper and deeper into affirmative work.
Design and Implementation of Puzzle Adventure Game Based on Unity
Authors: Yuan Weicheng
Published: December 2023

With the progress of Gaming industry, the classic genre Puzzle adventure games, due to their friendly difficulty level, low learning curve, and interesting game mechanics, have been favored by a large number of players. This paper follows the guiding principles of software engineering and game development, designs and implements an adventure puzzle game using the Unity game engine. The game design is carried out through multiple aspects such as game art style, plot, sound effects, and game puzzles to provide players with an interesting gameplay experience. For the implementation part of the game, various plugins and functions of the Unity engine are integrated to complete the development of the game system, such as using Unitys navigation system to bake navigation meshes and implement automatic pathfinding for game characters. The animation state machine is used to arrange and control game character animations, and the Unity event system is used to implement click-based interactive functions in the game. At the same time, optimization was carried out based on the test results, improving the experience of user interface and the stability of game program, further enhancing the players gameplay experience. Finally, players can experience thrilling adventure in a mysterious world, and achieve a sense of accomplishment by solving puzzles and overcoming obstacles.
The Present Situations and Challenges of Culture and Art Management in the Intelligent Era
Authors: Zhang Wenqing
Published: December 2023

Artificial intelligence technologys quick development has had a significant impact on social and cultural life. Strengthening the management of culture and art is a crucial undertaking because it is a key component of the cultural industrys production process. The traditional culture and art market has evolved as a result of intelligent production, dissemination, and management methods, necessitating managers adaptation to the new model and requirements. Starting from how the intelligent era affects culture and art management, this paper analyses and researches the current situation and challenges facing culture and art management in the intelligent era, and then discusses what managers should do in the intelligent era.
The Influence of Mass Media on Luxury Fashion Brand Marketing Strategies: A Case Study of Herms
Authors: Zhang Xinyu
Published: December 2023

In this era of information and technology, mass media plays a crucial role in various aspects of commerce. The fashion industry is closely related to audience feedback and the social environment. The fashion trend is changing rapidly and constantly. It is imperative for the industry to rapidly disseminate its unique ideas and gather information from customers and competitors. This situation enables fashion brands to adjust their marketing strategies, pursue commercial benefits, and create innovative styles. Therefore, utilization of media tools has become a prerequisite for triumphing in the competitive commerce landscape. This essay adopts a case study research method to analyze the impact of mass media on the marketing strategies of luxury fashion brands. Moreover, it aims to compare traditional marketing strategies with contemporary ones. Then, it delves into the forthcoming issues that luxury fashion brands may encounter due to advancements in media development. Finally, give solutions to luxury fashion brands in the era of mass media. The conclusion is that luxury fashion brands need to fully integrate their classical and digital marketing strategies. While maintaining their stylish and opulent attributes, the brands need to take advantage of mass media platforms. The goal is to capture the customers psychology and enhance the customers buying experience.
A Study of Film Aesthetics of Wong Kar-wai --Taking Fallen Angels as an Example
Authors: Wang Chenlinyang
Published: December 2023

This research delves into an in-depth exploration of Wong Kar-wais cinematic approach, with a primary focus on his distinctive film style. To vividly illustrate Wong Kar-Wais unique visual language, This research will employ his 1995 film Fallen Angels as a case study. This cinematic masterpiece serves as an exemplary showcase of Wong Kar-Wais unparalleled storytelling prowess and distinctive filmic techniques. The paper aims to conduct a comprehensive examination of Wong Kar-Wais cinematic artistry, with a specific emphasis on four key elements: frameskipping, color filtering, the innovative use of fisheye lenses, and the strategic implementation of slow-motion sequences. Additionally, this analysis highlights the enduring global influence and significance of Wong Kar-Wais contributions to the world of cinema, emphasizing his lasting impact on filmmaking and storytelling. The comprehensive analysis on the technical skills applied in Wong Kar-Wais Fallen Angels will further contribute to a alternative approach to Hong Kong cinema in the late 20th century.
The Contribution of Aspirated Feature Information of Initial in Mandarin-Chinese Monosyllable Word Processing
Authors: Zhao Yiheng
Published: December 2023

The passage mainly focuses on aspirated feature of stop consonants priming effect in Mandarin-Chinese monosyllable real spoken words. The experiment contrasted 4 prime conditions of prime-target pairs: homogeneous (pa1-pa1), aspirated feature (pha1-pa1), post-homogeneous (ma1-pa1) and unrelated (lu1-pa1). In the experiment, all tonal information is matched and the aspirated feature of initial in Mandarin-Chinese monosyllable real spoken words is the variant. The latter two pairs are control groups. The data were from ten Mandarin native listeners, then they were calculated and got the mean reaction time (RT), the standard deviation (std) and standard error (std. err). By comparing with the unrelated group, the other three shows that if some segmental information are matched, there will be significant negative priming effect. The first two pairs test whether aspirated feature activate priming effect at word recognition in Mandarin-Chinese monosyllable real spoken words by auditory priming, by comparing the homogeneous (H) group with the aspirated group and post-homogeneous group, the result shows that changing the aspirated feature do have a positive priming effect.
A Contrastive Study of Chinese Japanese Learners Pronunciation of Plosives in Japanese
Authors: Jin Jiani
Published: December 2023

This is a contrastive study. The aim of this study was to discover the reason why learners misunderstand ashi-ta as ashi-da from the acoustic perspective. This paper adopts the method of phonetic experiment. By comparing the VOT of consonants [p], [t], [k], [b], [d] and [g] between Japanese beginners and Japanese native speakers, this paper analyzes the acquisition of Japanese plosives by Chinese Japanese learners, and explores the problems of Chinese Japanese learners in the perception of voiced plosives.The comparison suggsets that Chinese Japanese beginners can not distinguish the opposition of Japanese voiceless stops, and the pronunciation of similar [p], [k] and [t] in Chinese and Japanese is affected by the negative transfer of mother tongue.