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The Potential of the Digital Economy: A Comparative Assessment of Key Countries' Cybersecurity
Authors: Chen Xiuli , Wang Tao , Lin Xiaoxi , Dylan Elliott Hinde  , Yan Qianhao , Zeljana Zmire
Published: November 2023

This study investigates the digital economy capacities and cyber challenges in key nations, including China, India, Japan, Australia, South Korea, Canada, Singapore, and the United States. Using a SWOT analysis and comparative approach with data from the National Cyber Security Index (NCSI), the research focuses on digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, innovation promotion, digital divide, and regulatory challenges. The findings underline the importance of a comprehensive approach to cybersecurity, addressing national and international concerns. The study also highlights the significance of strong digital infrastructure, innovation ecosystem, and robust cybersecurity framework for success in the digital era. Although some countries have emerged as leaders in the digital economy, others like China and India are making progress in building their digital capacities. The analysis emphasizes the need for continued investment in digital infrastructure, fostering innovation, and enhancing cybersecurity to maintain competitiveness in the global digital landscape.
An Applied Study of Mental Health Interventions from a Developmental Psychology Perspective
Authors: Zhu Yiming , Jia Ni
Published: November 2023

Research on psychological intervention applications for mental health is one of the important directions in the development of psychology. With increasing societal pressures and the growing prominence of mental health issues, there is an increasing demand for effective strategies for psychological interventions. The aim of psychological intervention application research within the perspective of developmental psychology is to help individuals overcome psychological distress, improve their mental health, enhance their resilience to stress, and elevate their sense of well-being and life quality. With the rapid development of modern society, people are facing increasingly complex life stresses and challenges. Mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, stress, and interpersonal problems are on the rise and have become significant factors affecting individuals' physical and mental well-being. In this context, the importance of research on psychological intervention applications for mental health is becoming increasingly prominent. Such research, grounded in developmental psychology, holds great significance for both individuals and society. It not only helps address mental health problems and enhance individuals' quality of life but also reduces social costs and promotes social harmony and stability.
An Empirical Investigation into the Determinants of Student Participation in Virtual Reality-Based Practical Training Programs at Yellow River Conservancy Technical Institute
Authors: Zhai Yuhang , Yang Hongmei , Jiang Songyu
Published: November 2023

This study aims to explore the factors influencing student engagement in virtual reality training projects at Yellow River Conservancy Technical Institute. In vocational education and practical teaching, internship and practical training are essential components for fostering high-quality, innovative technical talents. Enhancing students' willingness to participate in virtual reality training courses contributes to a better understanding and application of this technology, laying a solid foundation for future employment or further studies.
Research on the Construction of E-commerce Teaching System in Higher Vocational Colleges from the Perspective of School Enterprise Linkage
Authors: Guo Caihui
Published: November 2023

In recent years, the development of e-commerce has been rapidly changing, and the application of e-commerce in various industries has also deepened. However, many vocational colleges have not been able to effectively follow the pace of enterprise job demand in cultivating e-commerce talents, resulting in insufficient integration of talent cultivation with enterprise positions. Therefore, this article mainly analyzes the value of constructing the e-commerce teaching system in vocational colleges from the perspective of school enterprise linkage, explores the problems of constructing the e-commerce teaching system in vocational colleges, and proposes problem-solving strategies such as building a teaching system that meets the requirements of enterprise positions, in order to achieve the cultivation of excellent e-commerce talents in vocational colleges.
Analysis on the Current Situation of College Students' Cognition of Red Culture Countermeasures and Suggestions
Authors: Sheng Tongtong , Wang Mingze
Published: November 2023

As the spiritual bond of the Chinese nation, red culture has profound historical connotation and rich value of The Times. It is a precious spiritual wealth worth inheriting, excavating and developing, and it is also an important educational resource for colleges and universities. In order to further understand the status quo of college students' cognition of red culture, the author designed a questionnaire and carried out an online survey for college students in 12 prefecture-level cities in Jiangsu Province through the Internet. The research results and analysis show that the understanding of red culture still needs to be improved, and the emotional identity of red culture is not strong enough; the action recognition of red culture needs to be strengthened, the coverage of relevant social practice activities needs to be expanded, especially the form of field learning and experience needs to be further explored; the channel of red culture is relatively simple, the integration of classroom teaching is insufficient, and there are gaps between different majors. To better spread red culture among college students, we should further explore the connotation and value of red culture, take the initiative to close to the actual needs of college students, deepen the integration of the whole subject, integrate the advantages of new media platform, and pay attention to practical experience learning.
A Pragmatic Study of Self-praise in Stand-up Comedies
Authors: Yang Wenzhao
Published: November 2023

Scholars have ignored self-praise, a speech act of boasting oneself and a way of positive self-presentation and self-evaluation, for many years due to its violation of the modesty maxim and self-denigration maxim. While as an emerging “Versailles-style” discourse pattern, self-praise used by communicators to positively evaluate their praiseworthiness are becoming to be paid attention to researchers. Drawing on the Dramaturgical Theory, this study adopted a combination of qualitative and quantitative analysis methods with the help of NVivo (version 12) to code and classify 155 collected self-praise corpus in Rock &Roast 5, analyzing pragmatic strategies, topic distribution and effects of self-praise used by stand-up comedians. In this study, self-praise is categorized into three types: explicit self-praise without modification, modified explicit self-praise containing six sub-strategies, and implicit self-praise with four sub-strategies. Meanwhile, the topics of self-praise mostly focused on individuals themselves and personal experiences. Comedians frequently used self-praise speech acts to express their praiseworthiness and construct their positive personal identity, so as to make a humorous program effectiveness and leave a deep impression on the audience.
The Innovation and Development of Scientific Socialism by the New Form of Human Civilisation
Authors: Xue Zhang
Published: November 2023

The new form of human civilisation is a great creation of socialism with Chinese characteristics and a major civilisational innovation in the path of modernisation led by the Chinese Communist Party. The new form of civilisation of socialism with Chinese characteristics is a milestone on the road to national rejuvenation, the revival of Chinese civilisation in the new era of China, and a new form of civilisation striving to achieve communism. Its emergence and development is a major innovation of scientific socialism, marking the powerful vitality of scientific socialism in China in the 21st century.
Radical Awareness and Chinese Character Recognition in Chinese as a Heritage Language: Comparison between Two Textbooks
Authors: He Chenxuan
Published: November 2023

The purpose of this study is to understand the role of radical awareness in Chinese as a Heritage Language (CHL) Learners’ character recognition. In addition, this study also compared the character learning pedagogies in two different textbooks. The Textbook 2 group (Immediate Character Introduction) who had the opportunity to learn the radicals earlier than the Textbook 1 group (Delayed Character Introduction) established radical awareness at an earlier stage and as a result performed better in character writing. Radical awareness has been proved to have a mediation effect between the type of textbook and character writing. These findings provide important implications for selecting CHL textbook and designing CHL coursework. Specifically, it is crucial for CHL instructors to consider the timing of introducing radicals and establishing radical awareness to assist character recognition.
Research on the "Four-way Linkage" of Youth Education Under the Double Reduction Policy
Authors: Liu Liying
Published: November 2023

In recent years, with the development of social economy and the progress of the times, the youth education has received more and more attention. However, the excessive academic burden at this stage has hindered the quality education and comprehensive development of young people. The "double reduction" policy plays a significant role in reducing the heavy homework burden on young people, promoting their comprehensive development in morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor. In this paper, based on the analysis of the current situation and problems of youth education in Tianjin under the dual reduction policy, The mechanism guarantee, education subject, implementation content, and other aspects were explored, and a "four party linkage" collaborative education strategy for youth education were proposed, which includes government guidance and supervision, student family support, social organization linkage, and community work guarantee.
An Empirical Study on Cross cultural Communication Strategies of Foreign Language Majors in Universities
Authors: Wang Rong
Published: November 2023

This study aims to explore an empirical study on cross-cultural communication strategies among foreign language majors in universities. In the context of globalization, cross-cultural communication skills are crucial for foreign language majors. This study aims to investigate and empirically study the strategies adopted by foreign language majors in universities in cross-cultural communication, and analyze the effectiveness and influencing factors of these strategies. The research results can provide targeted training strategies for foreign language education in universities. This study elaborates on the concepts and characteristics of cross-cultural communication, and explores the theoretical basis of cross-cultural communication strategies. Through a survey of foreign language majors in universities, their cross-cultural communication awareness, abilities, and implementation were analyzed. Explored the impact of personal factors, socio-cultural factors, and educational factors on cross-cultural communication strategies. An empirical study was designed, including research questions, hypotheses, methods, sample and data collection, as well as data analysis methods. In the empirical research results and analysis section, an overview and detailed analysis of the research results were provided, and discussions were conducted. This study provides empirical research on cross-cultural communication strategies for foreign language education in universities, and provides certain guidance and reference for improving students' cross-cultural communication abilities.
How Policymakers Are Responding to An Ageing Workforce in Japan and South Korea
Authors: Gui Jing
Published: November 2023

The global decline in fertility has prompted countries to reassess their socio-economic strategies. Specifically, Japan and the Republic of Korea are at the forefront of demographic change, with the ageing of the labour force becoming a growing concern. This study delves into the fertility policies of both countries, aiming to understand the complexity of policy shifts between them. Using a combination of literature review and secondary data analysis, the study reveals the nuances of policy making in the two countries. A thorough exploration of the social consequences of these policies provides a holistic view of their real-world implications. The analyses reveal commendable strengths and apparent weaknesses in the strategies employed by Japan and South Korea. Based on this, the study presents viable recommendations for effective policy transfer, incorporating best practices from both countries. Finally, the study provides a succinct summary of its findings, highlighting the inherent limitations of the research conducted. It also highlights the need for future investigations in this area, laying the groundwork for a more comprehensive study of fertility policies and their long-term social impact.
The Effectiveness of National Government Regulation of Large Companies
Authors: Gui Jing
Published: November 2023

This study investigates the dynamic interplay between transnational corporations (TNCs) and their regulatory landscape. TNCs, as major players in the global economy, significantly influence both economic growth and the trajectory of domestic firms in less developed countries. However, this influence isn't always positive. The central theme of this paper is the challenges and complexities national governments face in regulating these corporate giants. Given the backdrop of neoliberalism and globalisation, the regulatory environment is ever-evolving and demands intricate analyses. Key to this is the development of robust governance frameworks which are imperative for striking a harmonious balance among the interests of TNCs, nation-states, and wider global stakeholders. An exemplary case is dissected to provide tangible insights into the discussed phenomena. The paper wraps up with insightful observations that shed light on potential future directions.
Research on Legislative Improvement of The Distribution System of Value-Added Income of Homestead
Authors: He Dongzhou
Published: November 2023

From 2013 to 2021, the For eight consecutive years, the Central No. 1 document and relevant meetings have repeatedly proposed to gradually improve the protection of rural homestead rights and interests and improve farmers' property income. As the rural collective construction land, the rural construction land with the widest audience, the largest area and the most far-reaching impact of interests is an important property enjoyed by farmers and farmers. How to formulate a fair and reasonable compensation method for homestead expropriation and the distribution method of value-added income generated after expropriation is an important link of homestead system reform in China. From the current distribution standard of homestead value-added income in our country, it is still far from the real fair and reasonable distribution standard of homestead value-added income. The distribution standard of "District comprehensive land price" for house land value-added income adopted in the Land Administration and Administration Law of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Land Administration Law of 2019) amended in 2019 is higher than that of the annual output value multiple method adopted in the Land Administration and Administration Law of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Land Administration Law of 2014) for house land The value income distribution standard has some progressive significance, but the compensation standard is still very low. This paper conducts judicial empirical research on the distribution of value-added income of homestead, and analyzes the distribution of value-added income of homestead from three aspects: system introduction, collection scope and compensation principle.
Study on Translation of Scenic Spot Introduction Texts from the Perspective of Three-dimensional Transformation
Authors: Qiao Xinya , Mo Xinyu
Published: November 2023

With the development of globalization, the world has become accessible, and the transnational tourism industry has been booming. In each tourist attraction, there are a large number of Chinese-English bilingual introductory text, which are the information carriers to show the international image of the city, and have the characteristics of simplicity, formality, and clarity. However, from the current translation of the introductory text, the problem of mistranslation is very common, which not only fails to play the role of cultural dissemination, but also misleads the public and has a negative impact of a city. The texts in this paper are all obtained from the field study of 47 A-level scenic spots in Guangyuan. This paper takes the three-dimensional transformation translation method of Eco-Translatology as the guiding theory, exploring the problems existing in the translation of the introductory texts of the A-level scenic spots in Guangyuan, analyzing and discussing proper strategies.
Teaching Design of Knowledge and Intelligence: Lead Students into the Course
Authors: Wu Honglin , Wang Ke
Published: November 2023

Today is an era of knowledge and intelligence. It is very necessary for students to have an in-depth understanding of knowledge and intelligence during their university life. In order to allow undergraduates to learn and understand knowledge and intelligence-related content better, we have offered knowledge and intelligence topics in some related course for them. Leading students into the course is very important. If students can be deeply attracted from the first lesson of each course, the subsequent teaching process will be smoother, and the teaching effect will be better. we lead students into the course attractively by using a question "When did humans separate from other animals?" and a science fiction novel called Heard the Truth in the Morning. We selected content related to the question from the novel and make a video. After watching the video, the students were inspired in thinking about that question. After a series of reflections, the students had a deep understanding of the great significance of walking upright. Next, we can organize students to debate whether "walking upright" or "using tools" can better distinguish humans from animals. The students were lead into the course in a lively and interesting way by using the approach propose in the paper.
Generative Artificial Intelligence Preparedness and Technological Competence
Authors: Zhang Cheng , Lizelle E. Villanueva
Published: November 2023

This research aimed to understand the technological competence and readiness of teachers at Hunan Normal University, Hunan Province, China regarding generative artificial intelligence (GAI). The main objective was to gauge the current state of teacher technological competence and strategize on enhancing their skills amidst rapid technological progress in education. Utilizing an adapted computational thinking scale from Korkmaz et al. (2017), the study evaluated the Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) preparedness using a four-point Likert-scale. High scores were indicative of better preparedness. Another instrument adapted from Syn-Jong and Yuhue Chang's 2016 study assessed teachers' technological proficiencies. This research sought to introduce a program boosting the technological competence of university teachers, drawing inspiration from knowledge management theories and analyzing determinants of its effectiveness. The program aims to facilitate systematic training, enabling educators to master generative AI tools, comprehend best teaching practices, and promote collaboration. Key findings included: A significant proportion of female teachers aged 41-50 are from the Colleges of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, and Commerce. The evident preparedness amongst teachers implies the positive potential of GAI in education.Gender discrepancies exist in GAI preparedness, suggesting gender-biased perceptions.Teachers displayed high technological competence, indicating their ease with technology integration.Female educators might be more technologically aware due to factors like ease of technology integration and intensive training. Younger teachers seem more tech-savvy, and teachers from different departments exhibit varied technological proficiency.A direct relationship was observed between GAI preparedness and technological competence, suggesting those trained in GAI might have superior technological competency.Recommendations based on the study:Promote continuous professional development and encourage more collaborative efforts.Utilize the technological strengths of female teachers, fostering mentorship and balanced knowledge sharing.Strengthen support for teachers in their technological endeavors, promoting workshops and online collaborations.Provide specialized training for the College of Physical Education teachers to enhance their tech skills.Innovate teacher education initiatives to improve GAI preparedness and technological competence.Implement the proposed digital teacher training program centered on GAI, equipping teachers to seamlessly integrate GAI into their classrooms, promoting innovative and flexible teaching methods.
Cultural Confluence: The Impact of Traditional and Modern Synergies in Chinese Juvenile Musical Theater
Authors: Wu Ke
Published: November 2023

This study delves into the dynamic interplay between tradition and innovation in the realm of Chinese juvenile musical theater, shedding light on its pedagogical value and artistic progression. It positions musicals as powerful conduits for fostering creativity, forward-thinking, and social skills among the youth. Adorned with cutting-edge technological advancements and a rich fusion of artistic elements, these performances emerge as platforms for global cultural exchange, resonating with the evolving educational and social landscapes. They serve as pivotal tools for refining aesthetic appreciation and ethical values in the developing minds of young audiences, seamlessly integrating the revered traditions of Chinese musical artistry with the creative prowess of contemporary theatrical design.
Analyze the Communication Strategies of Gaocheng’s “Gong Culture” from the Intercultural Perspective
Authors: Xia Leyi
Published: November 2023

With the development of our society, globalization is an inevitable trend in the development of human history. In China, as socialism with Chinese characteristics has entered a new era, it is more necessary for our new generation of young people to tell a good China story, spread a good Chinese voice, and show a real, three-dimensional, and comprehensive China. In 2020, the products of “Gong Culture” in Gaocheng (a county in Hebei province), including gongmian, gongdeng, and gongjiu are listed in the Hebei Provincial Protection Project. Regional culture is the symbol of a place and the achievement of civilization. This paper analyzes the current status, obstacles in the process and the strategies of Gaocheng’s “Gong Culture” from the intercultural perspective.
Biodiversity of Jashpur District Chhattisgarh, India
Authors:   Department of Botany, Loyola College Kunkuri, Dt. Jashpur, Chhattisgarh, India., Kindo Ignace
Published: November 2023

The biodiversity of Jashpur district of Chhattisgarh was studied using the methods of Frequency, density and abundance. For sampling Loro Ghat was taken. In the present study, at about 77 deciduous forest trees species belonging to 31 different families, were identified with their botanical name and their possible uses by the local tribes were recorded. It is observed that the family Fabaceae represent maximum number of seventeen species, followed by Moraceae with 7 species, Combretaceae with 06 species, Myrtaceae with 5 species Rutaceae with 4 species, Anacardiaceae Rubiaceae and Euphorbiaceae with 3 species, respectively. Besides, these families Annonaceae, Apocynaceae, Burseraceae, Embenaceae, Lamiaceae and Meliaceae were found with two species of each in the surveyed area. On the basis of data analysis Butea monosperma showed their maximum frequency, density and abundance i.e., 0.507, 1.074 and 2.117 respectively, during the sampling, and then followed by Cassia fistula and Shorea robusta with 0.313 and 0.388, respectively. On the other hand, Embilica officinalis, Ficus bengalensis, F. carica, F. glomerata, Pongamia pinnata and Pterocarpus marsupium showed minimum distribution in the forest. Surprisingly, the species like Santalum album, Mangifera indica and Annona reticulate, Terminalia arjuna and Tectona grandis were appeared with high abundance.
A Case Study of Groundwater Potential for Agricultural Sustainability in Ambala District, Haryana by using Geospatial Approach
Authors:   Asst. Professor Post Graduate Govt. College, Sector 46, Chandigarh (Punjab), India., Sarsoha Dr. Ritu , Rani Seema ,   Gis Specialist, Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Haryana (Punjab), India.
Published: November 2023

This study focuses on analyzing the behaviour of groundwater in the Ambala District using a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) approach. The Ambala District, located in 30.2862° N, 76.9643° E faces challenges related to groundwater availability and sustainability due to increasing water demand and potential environmental impacts. The research integrates various datasets, including hydrogeological parameters, groundwater level measurements, land use/land cover data, and geological information specific to the Ambala District. These datasets are processed and analyzed using GIS tools, enabling the identification of spatial patterns, trends, and relationships associated with groundwater behaviour. The analysis encompasses key aspects such as groundwater recharge areas, flow direction, aquifer characteristics, and vulnerability to contamination. By overlaying different thematic layers and conducting spatial analysis, the study identifies areas with high potential for groundwater recharge, areas of groundwater flow convergence or divergence, and regions prone to contamination risks from anthropogenic activities.
Framing Theory Perspective of Identity and Narratives of Conflict in Nigerian Media
Authors:   Department of Mass Communication, Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, Nigeria., Msughter Aondover, Eric , Garba Sabiu ,   Department of Mass Communication, Faculty of Social Sciences, Nasarawa State University Keffi., Rabiu Aisha Bala ,   Department of Mass Communication, Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria.
Published: November 2023

The first casualty in any conflict situation is often the nature of communication among the conflict actors. Perhaps, that is why conflict is commonly referred to as “breakdown in communication.” In this direction, this study examines framing theory perspectives of identity and narratives of conflict in Nigeria media. Conflict is naturally attractive and a source of news for the media. It is “the bread and butter” of journalism. Since independence in 1960, Nigeria has suffered some of the most obstinate conflicts, most of them constructed from differences in religious and ethnic identities. Religious and ethnic nationalism has led to conflicts about control of state power, unequal allocation of resources, economic decline, and religious clashes. In this context, the media have an important role to play in promoting honest, accurate, and timely information about the issues that will reduce tension, create the conditions for equitable development and reduce the level of ignorance and fear that contribute to misunderstanding and hostility in society. This presumption confers on the media the ability to either escalate or de-escalate conflict situations. This study, therefore, focuses on identity and media narratives of conflict, triangle and levels of conflict analysis, manifest and latent conflict management, including the role of the media in managing and resolving conflict.
Sacrococcygeal Teratomas: An Oncological, Functional and Aesthetic Problem
Authors:   Former Head of the Department of Pediatric and Adolescents Oncology of the Portuguese Cancer Institute Lisboa, Portugal, Martins Antonio
Published: November 2023

These case presentations can be considered good practice in dealing with sacrococcygeal teratomas as early as possible. This can be attained using four flaps previously drawn in the skin covering the tumor, in viable and healthy tissues. After tumor excision, it is essential to carefully reconstruct the muscular perirectal complex. The drawing of the skin flaps should adhere to the orientation of the normal skin creases and maintain buttocks symmetry. Keywords: Teratomas; Tumor; Sacrococcygeal; Pathology
A Comprehensive Case of Emphysematous Gastritis in A Young Patient-Case Report
Authors:   B. J. Medical College, Pune, Maharashtra, India, Ekbote Gajanan , Beedkar Anant ,   B. J. Medical College, Pune, Maharashtra, India, Lonare Siddharth ,   B. J. Medical College, Pune, Maharashtra, India, Shivasandeep K. ,   B. J. Medical College, Pune, Maharashtra, India
Published: November 2023

Gastric emphysema is caused by traumatic mucosal injury. A rare condition called emphysematous gastritis is characterized by intramural gas in the stomach and symptoms of systemic poisoning. It has a mortality rate of between 45% and 60%, thus early diagnosis and rapid treatment, such as fluid resuscitation, nil by mouth, broad-spectrum antibiotics, and bowel rest, are essential to halting the spread of this lethal condition. Surgery is only recommended in cases of stomach perforation. Rare and severe, emphysematous gastritis is characterized by indications of systemic poisoning and air in the stomach wall. It is often brought on by a mucosal defect that allows gas-forming organisms to infect the area, or by hematogenous dissemination from a distant centre. Emphysematous gastritis has a fulminant course, and a 60% death rate, thus early diagnosis and treatment are essential. Here we describe a case of a 17-year-old guy who complained of stomach pain; a CT scan revealed emphysematous gastritis, which is compatible with the diagnosis. Antibiotics were administered to him, and he recovered quickly. It is associated with good prognosis. Keywords: Emphysematous Gastritis; NSAIDS; Ulcer; Gastric Emphysema; Pathophysiology; Ischemic Injury
An Unusual Differential Diagnosis of Sarcoma
Authors:   Department of Medicine, Terna Medical College and Specialty Hospital, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, Yatakarla Venkatesh , Biswal Manisha ,   Department of Medicine, Terna Medical College and Specialty Hospital, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, Patil Swapnil ,   Department of Medicine, Terna Medical College and Specialty Hospital, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Published: November 2023

Osteomyelitis is an uncommon cause of a soft tissue mass and is diagnosed clinically by a blend of radiology, histology, and microbiology. This case report outlines a case of melioidotic osteomyelitis presenting as a suspected sarcoma. The diagnosis of melioidotic osteomyelitis was done against the diagnosis of sarcoma only after radiological evaluation, microbiological evidence of Burkholeria pseudomallei and osteomyelitis confirmed on histology. It is an extremely rare mimic of primary sarcoma of bone and the presentation described in the present case report appears to be unique. Keywords: Osteomyelitis; Sarcoma; Burkholeria pseudomallei
A Comparative Study of Content Originality and Plagiarism in Teaching Game Short Video: Based on Users Usage in Douyin and Kuaishou
Authors: Chen Xuanrui
Published: November 2023

In the contemporary era, with the growing popularity of short videos encompassing educational gaming content, individuals have exhibited an increasing inclination toward consuming creative and original video content. However, a concomitant rise in the prevalence of video plagiarism has hindered the effective resolution of this issue. The present study aims to investigate whether substantial disparities exist in user engagement patterns between original videos and copied videos. Employing a diverse selection of materials sourced from the two major short video platforms, Douyin and Kuaishou, this study meticulously analyzed various metrics including likes, comments, collection, and transmission volumes. Additionally, the study examined the influence of other pertinent factors. The research findings unequivocally indicate the presence of significant disparities between original videos and copied videos. This comprehensive analysis delves into the dissimilarities observed in the utilization patterns of basic users to offer valuable insights to researchers and practitioners involved in the study of originality and plagiarism within this domain.
Research on Chinas Three-Child Policy and Gender Equality
Authors: Zhang Sifan
Published: November 2023

Population issues have always been fundamental to a countrys economic development. Chinese In May 2021, the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee proposed to implement the policy that a couple can have three children and supporting measures, marking a new stage in the development of Chinese. However, from the available data, after the implementation of the three-child birth policy, the effect is minimal. Through comparative analysis, this paper explores womens attitudes towards fertility in the two periods before the implementation of the family planning policy and after the implementation of the three-child policy, and analyzes the deep-seated reasons for this difference in attitudes, including the improvement of womens education level, the improvement of Chinas urbanization development level, and the pursuit of gender equality by Chinese women.
Exploring the Role of Duma in the Power Structure of Contemporary Russia
Authors: Shang Hao
Published: November 2023

The state of Russian politics has always attracted the attention of many scholars, especially the unique authoritarian system of Russia, which maintains a democratic framework, and the role of the Duma in this is a natural focus of scholarly research. The Duma, the legislative body of the Russian Empire since 1905, reappeared after the collapse of the Soviet Union and assumed the role of the post-Soviet transition, as well as the Putin era. This study researches the question that what the role of the Duma plays in the power structure of the contemporary Russian regime. In terms of the significance of the study, it is important to understand the dynamics of the institutions role in Russias political system, as it is vital to contribute to academic research and to improve and assist political practice. Regarding the research methodology, a systematic review of the relevant academic literature was conducted using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guideline and a review of the latest decade of academic literature was sought to refine this study. Finally, this study concludes that the role of the Duma is dual and functional, due to its role in promoting authoritarianism as well as in maintaining democratic power structures, and its constructive role in foreign policy.
The Impact of Perceived Gender Stereotypes on Job Adaptation in a Workplace Context
Authors: Xiao Guoyuxi , Wang Wuyu
Published: November 2023

As a focal topic in the realm of social cognition, the impact of gender stereotypes on various aspects of an individuals academics, career, and life has been validated by an increasing amount of research. The present study reviews related literature from 2000 to 2023 on the impacts of perceived gender stereotypes in the workplace on individual work performance, stress adaptation, workplace social interaction and cooperation, and career identity. This paper analyzes the effects of perceived gender stereotypes on individual work adaptation and summarizes the limitations and potential future directions of existing research. The study concluded that gender stereotypes perceived impacts are more profound and predominantly harmful on female workers compared to male workers. Such effect can lead to poor job performance and high stress in women, causing them to be more focused on interpersonal relationships. The impacts on male workers are concentrated in some female-dominated and highly male-dominated occupations.
Views and Analysis on the De-administration of Chinese Universities
Authors: Yan Yijie
Published: November 2023

In the process of reforming Chinese universities, the Chinese government has gradually systematized the management of universities, and the internal management service system of universities has also gradually become systematic. However, as the interaction between universities and administrative bodies becomes closer and closer, the tendency of administrativeization of universities becomes more and more prominent, which leads to a contradictory relationship between the administrative power and academic power of universities. This has led to a contradictory relationship between administrative power and academic power in universities. The administrativeization of universities will weaken the academic research in universities, dilute the academic atmosphere and make universities deviate from their original intention, making it difficult to achieve the most important academic goals. This paper analyses the root causes of the administrativeization of universities by studying the nature and performance of the administrativeization of universities, and comes to the conclusion that the administrativeization is due to the internal and external institutional structure of universities, as well as the traditional thought of officialdom in China. It also explores effective measures to promote the de-administration of Chinese universities from several aspects, such as transforming government functions, creating a service-oriented government and joining third-party organizations. The aim is to find effective ways to weaken the administrativeization of Chinese universities and to integrate and optimize the power structure of Chinese universities in the context of contemporary society, so as to improve the quality of Chinese universities and create a good academic atmosphere.
Exploring the Optimization Path of Rural Governance in the Perspective of Three Governance Integrations
Authors: Huo Jiongsen
Published: November 2023

With the implementation of the new eras rural revitalization policy, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has explicitly set the goal of building a modern rural governance system, emphasizing the integration of self-governance, rule of law, and moral governance in the grassroots social governance system. Rural governance plays a crucial role in grassroots governance, serving as the foundation and key to social governance, and it holds significant importance in advancing the national governance system and governance capacity building. Therefore, this paper discusses the issues in rural governance from the perspective of Three Governance Integrations. Currently, the pain points of grassroots governance are particularly evident in three aspects: the inadequate effectiveness of rural self-governance, the hindered operation of rural rule of law, and the limited role of rural moral governance. Based on this, the paper innovatively proposes three solutions: deepening villagers self-governance, strengthening rural rule of law, and enhancing rural moral governance. By consolidating the foundation of rural governance systems, enhancing safeguard mechanisms, and establishing a robust support system, further development and improvement of the rural governance system in the perspective of Three Governance Integrations can be achieved.
Explore the Effectiveness Factors and Improvement Strategies of Collaborative Learning
Authors: Wu Yongzhe
Published: November 2023

Collaborative learning is a widely used learning method in classroom learning. Collaborative learning has received increasing attention over the past few decades and has become an important area in educational research and practice. Some studies have shown that the effectiveness of collaborative learning may depend on a number of factors, such as the organizational environment of collaborative learning, the degree of interdependence among group members, as well as the nature of the tasks being performed, personal characteristics, etc., so collaborative learning needs good organization and management. Based on a review of relevant literature, this paper analyzes collaborative learning from multiple perspectives and concludes that collaborative learning is applicable to online learning, distance learning and cross-cultural learning. Collaborative learning is faced with problems such as lack of learning motivation of members, super cognitive load and lack of teacher supervision, and strategies such as team incentive mechanism and metacognition are used to help improve the results of collaborative learning. This paper aims to improve and inspire students to make better use of collaborative learning to improve their learning ability, help educational practitioners better design and implement collaborative learning activities, and improve education quality and students learning experience.
The Formation and Influence of American Hegemony in Cold War
Authors: Yin Han
Published: November 2023

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the world has developed into a world situation in which the United States is the only super-Power and there are many powerful States. The United States had begun to successfully develop its hegemony in various areas of the world. However, the hegemony of the United States began to be challenged along with the re-emergence of forces in Asia and Europe. The opportunity of the Cold War was an important point in the formation of American hegemony. Because of this, the study of how American hegemony was formed during the Cold War and its impact on the world situation is crucial to how the United States faces the challenges that are now before it as well as the further development of the world situation. The main objective of this paper is to analyse how American hegemony was formed during the Cold War in terms of politics, economy, science and technology, and the impact of American hegemony on the world. The formation of American hegemony had a great impact on the US-Soviet relations, European integration and the development of the third world countries during the Cold War.
The Impact of Sino-US Trade Friction on China's Manufacturing Industry
Authors: Zhu Qingyi
Published: November 2023

Against the backdrop of rapid economic development and globalization, the trade environment for Chinas manufacturing industry to integrate into the global value chain has undergone changes. The trade frictions between China and the United States have escalated from time to time, and how to face the challenges has become a major issue. Based on the background of trade frictions between China and the United States, this article first introduces the current development status of Chinas manufacturing industry, and then conducts an in-depth analysis of the changes in international and domestic market demand for Chinas manufacturing industry. Secondly, it analyzes the part of the Entity List of the China-United States trade war that affects the Chinese market, and analyzes the impact of Sino-US trade friction on the integration of Chinas manufacturing industry and the global value chain. Finally, some suggestions are put forward for the Chinese manufacturing industry to cope with trade frictions between China and the United States, providing strategies for industry protection and the path to achieve the transition of the manufacturing industry in the global value chain.
The Influence of Charter Schools on Education Equity in America
Authors: Ye Siyu
Published: November 2023

The historical issues that caused a long-lasting education equity issue in America have been relieved by the emergence of charter schools as a popular alternative to traditional public schools. This study aims to analyze the influence of charter schools on educational equity in the United States. The research involved a literary review, incorporating both quantitative and qualitative analysis from reports done by experts in educational equity. This paper will first define the systemic issues of education inequality. Next, the paper will compare the situation of education equity before and after the emergence of charter schools. Then, the paper will identify the reason why charter schools can enhance educational equity in the United States. Finally, this paper will offer constructive suggestions targeting some existing drawbacks of charter schools for improving educational equity in the United States. Overall, this paper finds that charter schools have a positive influence on enhancing educational equity in America.
A Study on the Application of Picture Book Teaching in Elementary School English Teaching
Authors: Yan Huilin
Published: November 2023

Under the influence of the double reduction policy and new curriculum standards, the total number of classes has been reduced and the language competence has been put in great emphasis, English teaching is facing new challenges. This paper uses the literature research method and survey research method, choosing some primary school English teachers as the research target, to investigate the current picture book teaching situation and existing problems, according to that, several countermeasures are given. The research results suggest that many teachers are willing to choose picture books teaching in primary school English classrooms. However, there still exist problems such as a lack of innovation ability and a lack of thinking about the content of picture books. This paper proposes some countermeasures, such as regular teacher training and exchange meetings, and timely adjustment of English teaching classroom planning.
The Double-sided Impact and Reflection of the International Baccalaureate on Educational Equity in China
Authors: Xue Rui
Published: November 2023

The International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) is now a powerful global education brand and a major player in the education system, however, more and more educators and countries in China are becoming cautious about it considering its impact on the education system of nation states, especially on educational equity. Finding a balance between the national education system and the IB has been a constant issue. Therefore, the research topic of this study is the impact of IB on educational equity in China, both negative and positive aspects. Finally, this study analyzes and draws on the experiences of other countries and regions in introducing the IB to gain some insights into how the IB and the Chinese education system can balance each other and develop better. The significance of this paper is that while discussing the negative impact of IB on educational equity in China, it also explores the positive implications of IB on students educational rights in the Chinese context and makes suggestions to better leverage its positive impact.