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Neutrosophic Treatment of the Modified Simplex Algorithm to find the Optimal Solution for Linear Models
Authors:   Faculty of Science, Damascus University, Damascus, Syria, Jdid Maissam ,   University of New Mexico، Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences Division 705 Gurley Ave., Gallup, NM 87301, USA, Smarandache Florentin
Published: November 2023

Science is the basis for managing the affairs of life and human activities, and living without knowledge is a form of wandering and a kind of loss. Using scientific methods helps us understand the foundations of choice, decision-making, and adopting the right solutions when solutions abound and options are numerous. Operational research is considered the best that scientific development has provided because its methods depend on the application of scientific methods in solving complex issues and the optimal use of available resources in various fields, private and governmental work in peace and war, in politics and economics, in planning and implementation, and in various aspects of life. Its basic essence is to use the data provided for the issue under study to build a mathematical model that is the optimal solution. It is the basis on which decision makers rely in managing institutions and companies, and when operations research methods meet with the neutrosophic teacher, we get ideal solutions that take into account all the circumstances and fluctuations that may occur in the work environment over time. One of the most important operations research methods is the linear programming method. Which prompted us to reformulate the linear models, the graphical method, and the simplex method, which are used to obtain the optimal solution for linear models using the concepts of neutrosophic science. In this research, and as a continuation of what we presented previously, we will reformulate the modified simplex algorithm that was presented to address the difficulty that we were facing when applying the direct simplex algorithm. It is the large number of calculations required to be performed in each step of the solution, which requires a lot of time and effort.
Synergizing Neutrosophy and Randomized Blocks Design: Development and Analytical Insights
Authors:   Department of Statisitcs and Data Science, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore, India, Kumari Srishti ,   Department of Statisitcs and Data Science, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore, India, S. Azarudheen.
Published: November 2023

The design of the experiment is a strategy for effectively examining the relationship between input design parameters and process output and developing a greater understanding. A randomized block design is an experimental design that has two primary factors and is widely used in agriculture, environment, biological, animal, and food sciences, where experimental material is heterogeneous and precise. In a randomised block design, one or more observations may lose their true significance due to an accident, poor handling, pest infestations in agricultural trials, or other factors. It is prudent to treat this value as missing and estimate it. In today’s practical situations, uncertainty and inaccuracies are inevitable in most research areas. It is important to handle such data, which can lead to inaccurate and unreliable results. Neutrosophy is the branch of philosophy that provides an efficient method to study impreciseness among the data. Some of the common sources of Neutrosophy in randomised block design are incorrect blocking factor selection, measurement error, subjective factors, and natural variability. It is paramount to handle the Neutrosophy in a randomised block design; otherwise, it may lead to various problems, like a high risk of false positives. In this paper, the Neutrosophic Randomised Block Design (NRBD) is introduced to tackle data impreciseness. The study also, outlines a methodology for estimating missing observations in NRBD and presents its analysis. Additionally, the study compares the efficiency of NRBD to that of the Neutrosophic Completely Randomised Design (NCRD).
The Perils of Parliamentarism in Contrast to Presidentialism in Democratic Transition
Authors: Yang Mingxuan
Published: November 2023

The paper raised some doubts on a few academic literatures arguments that Parliamentarism is better than Presidentialism for new democracies in the transitional period. It instead found that parliamentarism could also lead to critical perils to democratic transition, at least in some particular political situations, like increasing the instability of the government, encouraging political speculation and polarization, and allowing ruling parties to self-benefit from the manipulated electoral system. Instead, presidentialism could be conducive to addressing these perils of parliamentarism and enable a more robust, stable, and successful transition from authoritarianism to democracy for many countries. This paper took examples of presidentialism in Philippine and Taiwan. Compared with presidentialism, parliamentarism has several key weaknesses. They include government instability under minority rule, polarization in countries with enormous social cleavages, encouraging politicians to pursue political speculation and defect their electorates, and the likelihood of electoral system maneuver by ruling parties. Thus, for new democracies, presidentialism may perform better than parliamentarism, at least on some occasions.
The Collapse of Democracy in Chile
Authors: Lin Jiawei
Published: November 2023

The study of the de-democratization occurring in emerging democracies is one of the key research topics in comparative political science. Some scholars have found that the breakdown of democracy is related to some social structural factors. For example, the inequality of economic development, the degree of political fragmentation of the electorate, and the political institutional arrangements of democracies. Other scholars argue that the collapse of democracy is the result of the actions and choices of political elites. In order to preserve their wealth and status, political elites formed powerful coalitions to undermine democracies, which led to the reversal of democracy into authoritarian regime. Yet there is no single explanation for Chile's democratic collapse. Therefore, this study reviews the literature on the theory of democratic collapse, and analyzes the causes of the democratic collapse in Chile by combining the economic and social conditions of Chile in 1973. The research finds that Chile's democratic collapse is the result of a combination of elite revolt behavior and centrifugal political institutional arrangements. The intense class conflict violates the interests of the political elite and causes the political elite to rebel. At the same time, the centrifugal arrangement of the political system has left the state and the government lacking the ability to effectively counter the revolt behavior of the political elite.
Research on the Results of Chinese Womens Overseas Higher Education from the Perspective of Educational Equity: An Analysis of Employment Status among Returnees
Authors: Xiong Yuxuan
Published: November 2023

Currently, Chinese women returnees receive preferential treatment in the job market due to their overseas educational background, but they also face inequalities. While there is considerable research on equity of higher education opportunities and processes, there is a lack of studies analyzing the equity of higher education results, specifically the employment situation of Chinese women returnees, from a gender perspective. This paper reveals the existing inequalities in the employment of women returnees in China, including disadvantages in domestic job hunting, inadequate utilization of professional skills in the workplace, and low level of career self-fulfillment. These issues are primarily associated with traditional gender role perceptions in China, the symbolical capital molded by enterprises, and gender stereotypes in the workplace. The paper suggests that addressing the employment issues of women returnees requires the establishment of a subsidy system by the government for employing organizations and increased regulatory efforts. Furthermore, employing organizations should objectively evaluate the overseas educational background of women returnees. Lastly, the government and enterprises can change stereotypes through correct public opinion and appropriate management. This study takes a gender perspective and focuses on women returnees as the research subjects, making positive explorations towards achieving equity in the results of higher education for women returnees and promoting their fair development in the job market.
Resilient Design of Urban Parks in the Context of Public Safety Incidents
Authors: Bai Zhaoyi , Wen Jiahao , Dong Xiaodan
Published: November 2023

The resilient design of urban parks in the context of public safety incidents is an important topic concerning both urban and public safety. This research, from a resilience perspective, explores the design of urban parks under the backdrop of public safety incidents. It analyzes the problems faced by urban parks in terms of social, natural, and engineering aspects, and proposes four phasesprevention, early warning, emergency response, and post-disaster recoveryemphasizing the elements of each phase. Moreover, a resilient design strategy is put forth: socialadaptive and versatile, embracing community sharing; ecologicalbalancing soft and hard elements, overcoming challenges with resilience; engineeringbuilding a foundation for disaster prevention, intelligent early warning. This strategy aims to enhance the resilience of parks, making them a crucial support for urban stability and public safety, while also providing valuable references for future urban planning and design.
Analysis of Favoritism on Chinas Social Media in the 2022 Russia-Ukraine War
Authors: Ouyang Zize , Zhang Tianrui
Published: November 2023

The Russian-ukraine conflict is the most significant in Europe since World War II, and it is also the first social media conflict of humankind. In China, the attitude of public opinion towards the Russian-ukraine war has been very torn apart by the development of the situation. To understand the Chinese position in the Russian-ukraine conflict, this study uses crawler technology to capture the relevant data of comments and bullet subtitles on Chinese social media platforms. It uses popular tags specific to the conflict to collect data, depicting both sides neutral or biased views. At the same time, it investigated the social media public opinion communication situation of the Russian-ukraine conflict. Finally, after collecting the information released on the Bilibili platform, it summarized the characteristics of Chinese public opinion in the social media public opinion war as the main pro-Russian. It summarized and analyzed the reasons and positions of different views.
The Study on the Elderly-Oriented Landscape Renovation of Micro Public Space in Old Residential Areas A Case Study in Shanghai Beigang No.1 Community
Authors: Zheng Yihan
Published: November 2023

China has stepped into an aging society, and the primary endowment pattern is home-based care for elderly people presently. Therefore, the public space of residential areas has become the site frequently visited by elderly residents. However, some old residential blocks waiting for renewal have some problems such as an outdoor environment of low quality, which necessitates elderly-oriented reconstruction. The present study focuses on the strategies and methods for elderly-oriented landscape renovation in the public space of old residential areas in terms of the study area within Beigang No. 1 Community. The project intends to understand the needs and preferences of elderly people through field research, then attempts to classify micro public space, plan activites, and consider detailed design to improve the quality of outdoor activities for the elderly and other people. The study hopes to provide inspirations and support for practitioners on renovation projects.
Research on Anti-monopoly Regulation of the MFN Clause on Internet Platforms
Authors: Yu Hengji
Published: November 2023

With the continuous development of electronic information technology, internet companies are playing an increasingly important role in the business field. This evolution has not only catalyzed shifts in business models and transaction habits but has also introduced novel practices, such as the integration of Most-Favored-Nation clauses (MFN clauses) that were formerly exclusive to traditional business domains. Currently, MFN clauses are widely used in commercial activities between internet platform companies, which require high attention from antitrust enforcement agencies. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing literature and research, this study aims to shed light on the similarities and differences between these two types of MFN clauses, offering valuable insights into the evolving landscape of business practices within the digital age. In addition, the article also uses case analysis to examine two typical cases in foreign jurisdictions, demonstrating the regulatory approaches of the extraterritorial judiciary towards MFN clauses within internet platforms. Based on the analysis, the conclusion of this paper is that the for collusive MFN clause, the illegal per se doctrine should be applied for exclusive MFN clause, the principle of reasonableness should be applied, taking account of both the effects on restricting and promoting competition.
Metacognitive Strategies Used in Chat GPT among College Students
Authors: Wang Lan
Published: November 2023

In March 2023, OpenAI released Chat GPT (GPT) version 4.0, which quickly set off a new wave of artificial intelligence around the world. Compared with the previous edition, GPT-4 is much stronger in terms of basic functions, imagination space, logic ability, and thinking ability. This study relates metacognitive concepts that have been developed for more than four decades to the use of GPT, trying to explore the association between metacognitive application level and GPT usage among college students in mainland China. In this study, MCQ-30 questionnaire was used, and the use method of 5 college students was explored by interview. Finally, the characteristics were analyzed by combining the score of the questionnaire with their use method. The study found that college students with higher metacognitive levels were able to clearly describe their goals and processes with GPT, and were able to critically adopt the answers given by GPT, while students with lower levels rely more on GPT than just using it as a tool.
The Effect of Peer Influence on Risk-taking Behavior in Adolescents
Authors: Xu Linlin
Published: November 2023

Adolescents safety has been widely discussed in recent years. If teens fail to develop good safety habits, teens may be harmed at a physical or even mental level. Among other things, the risk-taking behavior of adolescents endangers their safety to a certain extent. Interpersonal interactions are also indispensable in the social environment, especially when adolescents are not yet fully mature, and their peers may also have some influence on their behaviors. This study aimed to examine the relationship between peer influence and risk-taking behavior among adolescents. Peer influence may be accounted for a large portion of the causes of adolescents' behaviors. Based on some past relevant literature, this paper speculates on some potential factors, such as age, cognition, emotion, and gender. Because of some limitations in the existing research, such as the small sample size, some of the inferred conclusions in this paper should be taken with caution. Nevertheless, this paper provides a reference angle for the subsequent improvement of the research area, which can help develop effective prevention and intervention strategies for adolescents.
Challenges of Online Mathematics Learning in Rural Elementary Schools in China
Authors: Li Yisu
Published: November 2023

The challenges online mathematics education faces in rural primary schools in China are systematic. This article addresses five aspects of the challenge. Poor infrastructure, poor signal, and backward network configuration in rural areas have caused students online access difficulties. Second, purchasing high-performance electronic equipment is a burden for many families due to poverty in rural areas. In addition, the learning facilitation in rural areas is weak; students need to cope with the rapid transition from traditional offline to online learning. When the drawing and tabulation required for learning mathematics are changed from manual to online, new operations and software must be learned, and both students and teachers need assistance. Finally, teacher-student interaction, assessment and feedback also present unique challenges for online mathematics education. These challenges include physical barriers brought by the external environment and psychological barriers that students need to overcome, which will widen the gap in mathematics achievement between urban and rural students, and some even affect all subjects. Therefore, eliminating these challenges or reducing their negative impact is an urgent task to narrow the urban-rural education gap.
Basic Concepts of Universal Jurisdiction and Determination of Its Development
Authors: Zhang Hanheng
Published: November 2023

The exercise of universal jurisdiction came to the stage of debate after the opinion given by the Court of Lotus. Judges in Arrest Warrant did not discuss the issue of universal jurisdiction on account of a clear consensus on the basis of universal jurisdiction. Thus the basic definition of universal jurisdiction is ambiguous for people who are fresh to this concept. This paper is written for explaining the basic concepts of universal jurisdiction based on the case study, convention analysis, and reference research. Researching informative papers written by reputable scholars could be fully helpful in clarifying the basic concepts of universal jurisdiction. And referring to treaties and States practices can contribute to determining if there is a legal ground for universal jurisdiction and how universal jurisdiction has been developed over decades.
Insecure Attachment in Schizophrenia A Wider Range of Effect
Authors: Xu Ruihang
Published: November 2023

Attachment serves as an important framework to understand the development, onset and recovery of schizophrenia. Categories of attachment include three organized patterns (secure, dismissing, preoccupied) and one disorganized pattern. Schizophrenia is a disorder typically recognized by delusions and hallucinations, which can significantly impair the patients normal social functioning. This article aims to summarize previous studies of attachment on schizophrenia, and provide new extensions. This paper also discusses the impact of environmental factors on schizophrenia. More importantly, dismissing and disorganized attachment serves as important predictors of positive and negative symptoms, difficult therapeutic relationship and longer course. Dismissing, preoccupied and disorganized attachment orientations also mediate childhood adversity according to previous studies. Based on analysis of cognitive and environmental factors, this article hypothesize that dismissing and preoccupied attachment also mediates schizophrenia and other environmental factors (parental age, migration and low SES). In addition, this article discusses cognitive and neuroscience evidence to prove the connections.
The Influence of Illustrations in Literary Texts on Children's Reading Comprehension
Authors: Sun Xichen
Published: November 2023

This study investigates the influence of illustrations in childrens literature on reading comprehension. The research addresses the existing lack of standardized experimental designs in the field and focuses on enhanceable aspects, such as excluding previously exposed subjects, fixing reading time for students, selecting high-quality classic childrens literature texts, conducting the experiment within real classroom settings, and observing students attention span during reading. The subjects consist of fifth-grade students from representative elementary schools in urban and rural areas in China. The experimental materials include different book types: mere text, text with original illustrations, and text with secondary illustrations. Through multiple-choice questionnaire and data on reading comprehension scores, preference, willingness to continue reading, and distraction levels, the study aims to provide valuable insights for educators, authors, and publishers to enhance childrens literary engagement and comprehension. The results of the study suggest that the presence of illustrations and differences in the quality of illustrations do not significantly affect childrens reading comprehension but do influence childrens first impressions and choices when selecting books. The results provide useful insights for childrens book publishers and childrens book illustrators when providing illustrations for childrens books.
The Interplay of Sex and Learning Method Selection: A Study on the Reciprocal Influence on Cognitive Abilities
Authors: Lam Hiu Si
Published: November 2023

As the society continues to evolve, the demand for top-notch education has grown in tandem. Understanding the interplay of sex, learning method selection, and cognitive abilities in cognitive development is crucial for optimizing educational strategies and outcomes. This study aimed to investigate the relationship among sex, different learning methods, and cognitive abilities across different cognitive domains. A diverse body of literature was systematically examined, which includes studies employing various cognitive tests and learning method assessments in different sex and age cohort. As predicted, results revealed a significant interaction between sex and learning method selections in cognitive abilities. Females have the advantage of the influences of hormones and timing of cognitive maturation in cognitive abilities, leading to better performance in verbal memory tasks, more efficient responding, and better inhibitory control. As males perform best in competitive learning environments and females in cooperative environments, implying the interaction between sex and cognition in learning method selections. The findings of this review highlighted the complex interplay between sex, learning methods, and cognitive abilities, underscoring the need to take individual strengths and sex differences into account when selecting learning methods. Insights from this study have implications for educational practices and policymaking, suggesting the potential for a more personalized learning approach to enhance cognitive abilities and academic performance. Further research direction and limitations are also discussed.
Interaction Between Children with Autism and Their Families
Authors: Zhang Chenyi
Published: November 2023

With the development of society and the rise of the average per capita living conditions, the problem of caring for groups of children with mental problems has gradually entered everyones vision. Since there is still no way to completely cure autism, researchers and the public mainly focus on preventing the problem from worsening and trying to help autistic children integrate into the general society. In earlier and more general findings, the growing process of autistic children, the atmosphere of the family and the mood and attitude of parents play an important role in the recovery of autistic children, and the growth of autistic children also deeply affects the psychological state and life of parents. This article also discusses other factors that may indirectly affect the healthy development of children with autism, such as pressure from society and others. The influence of society on the family may be related to religion or common beliefs which are also discussed in this paper. In conclusion, the recovery of autistic children is closely related to family, society and culture.
The Influence of Constructivist Learning Style on College Students' Learning of Basic Subjects
Authors: Chen Qianyu , Cheng Xinyu , Jing Enze
Published: November 2023

Today, constructivism has become an important research topic in university discipline studies. Multiple studies have shown that using a constructivist approach to learning may have a positive impact on the learning of college students. The researchers looked at the factors involved in using or not using this method. However, more detailed research on the impact of constructivism on learning is lacking. Therefore, this paper collects data through questionnaires, takes the university basic course Advanced English as an example, using variance analysis, correlation analysis and frequency analysis and other methods to explore the impact of constructivist learning methods on college students English subject learning. The results show that: 1. Although nearly half of college students use constructivist learning methods in their daily English learning, only about 25% of students choose constructivist learning methods when preparing for CET-4 and CET-6, and most students prefer to prepare for the test by accumulating English knowledge in daily life. 2. The students who learn English with the constructivist learning method and the students who learn English with other learning methods are not much different in the final grades of Level 4. Different learning methods have a great influence on students learning, and the high score ratio of students who use constructivism in CET-4 will be higher than those who use other learning methods. The impact of learning methods on students performance is not as important as imagined. Students who use constructivist learning methods for English learning do not have better grades in the CET-4.
Parenting Style in Single-parent Family Influence on the Development of Adolescent Depression
Authors: Wang Jingxuan
Published: November 2023

Parenting styles have been shown through empirical studies to be a central determinant in the depression of youth throughout the past decades. This review examines the two most dominant negative parenting styles in single-parent families and explores how single parents with two negative parenting styles contribute to adolescent depression. Based on the special economic constraints and excessive parenting responsibilities, single parents are apt to adopt authoritarian parenting and neglect parenting styles, in which authoritarian parenting styles presenting restrictive rules and harsh punishments will lead to low-level parenting self-esteem and high levels of emotional disturbances for teenagers. Also, neglectful parenting styles which are characterized by fewer parental involvements will significantly impair the adolescents disability to express and manage emotions. The conclusion is that authoritarian parenting style and neglectful parenting style negatively influence adolescent depression in single-parent families. This review provides a perspective on the impact of single-parent family background on adolescent depression. Future research should focus on how to help parents develop appropriate parenting styles to decrease the risks of suffering depression for adolescents.
Environmental Diplomacy in Transition: Contemporary Impediments and Policy Countermeasures
Authors: Shao Wanting
Published: November 2023

In todays interconnected world, environmental issues such as rising temperatures, water scarcity, and deforestation have taken center stage, demanding immediate and comprehensive responses. As a vital component of global governance, international environmental diplomacy is facing a transformative phase. The urgency of addressing climate change, underscored by its increasingly tangible impacts, necessitates the swift development and implementation of effective environmental policies on the international stage. Thus, a nuanced understanding of and active participation in international environmental diplomacy is paramount. This research delves into the contemporary impediments that have surfaced within international environmental diplomacy. These include the complex dynamics between developed and developing nations, the challenges of reconciling economic growth with environmental protection, and the evolving landscape of global environmental management. Moreover, the study examines the role of international agreements like the Paris Agreement in shaping the course of environmental diplomacy. Against this backdrop, the paper underscores the importance of seeking policy countermeasures to overcome these impediments. It emphasizes the need for diplomatic strategies that bridge the gap between developed and developing countries, ensuring equitable access to resources and technology transfer. Additionally, it highlights the significance of aligning economic growth with environmental sustainability, advocating for environmentally friendly technologies and practices. Moreover, the research explores the potential of innovative governance mechanisms to enhance global environmental management.
Study of Adolescent Dependency on Perforated Pain Psychology and Its Social and Sexual Impact
Authors: Li Yuxuan
Published: November 2023

Since the recent review on piercing people especially teenagers mental health and mental affection are limited, there is little information people can find to know more about piercing, so this article aims to study and summarize teenagers view of piercing and the possible effect on them from piercing. This paper uses research and surveys at the same time to gain knowledge of piercing teenagers about their view of it and try to analyze why it is addictive to somebody through theories, that can be used in teenagers education and their concept establishment. Surveys and studies show that there is a relatively small group of teenagers that have tried piercing before and find it addictive, and relatively more teenagers think piercing is addictive even though they have never tried it before. According to theories, pain does affect peoples feelings and emotions. In some cases, pain can help to release stress and to produce positive feelings and emotions, even in younger students, pain can help them to ignore or forget some negative and depressed emotions.
Inspiring Practices in Educational Globalization: The Case of Finland
Authors: Zhou Zhiyang
Published: November 2023

The globalization of education is considered to be the prevailing trend of the 21st-century, compelling an increasing number of countries to recognize the significance of seeking innovation in teaching to align with this transformative process. The era of globalization presents new challenges and opportunities for the education systems worldwide. Among them, Finlands distinctive pedagogical philosophy and its outstanding reputation in the field of international education have attracted significant attention on a national scale. This paper investigates the efficacy of the Finnish education system in promoting quality learning in the context of globalization. In this study, the author adopts a case study approach centered on Finland, employing desktop-based techniques to gather pertinent data and information related to the survey. Overall, Finlands noteworthy academic accomplishments demonstrate the need for greater emphasis on teacher training and the establishment of an integrated pedagogical framework that combines instructional excellence with equitable student treatment.
Analysis of the National Health Service in the United Kingdom from the Aspect of the Economy
Authors: Liu Zhiyi , Ma Guangyan
Published: November 2023

The National Healthcare System (NHS) is globally recognized as one of the most significant healthcare systems, with its latest remarkable representation during COVID-19. The NHS must achieve sustainable growth to promote British healthcare levels and ensure peoples safety. On the other hand, the NHS also provides a wide range of employment opportunities, particularly in most local towns and communities, and promotes the long-term unemployed back to the labor market, which leads to significant help in reducing the unemployment rate and promoting economic growth. However, the NHS still faces challenges, such as financial budgets and low payments to medical staff. This paper elaborates on the economic benefits to society, the relationship between the NHS and the governments spending, budget resources and distribution situations, reduction of unemployment rate due to NHS, potential challenges, and future developments that the NHS may face, highlighting its pivotal role in the nations overall health and well-being.
The Influence of Generative Artificial Intelligence on High School Students Academic Planning ChatGPT
Authors: Guan Jialu , Zhang Jingying , Zhang Xiule
Published: November 2023

The advent of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) has ushered in a new era in education, profoundly reshaping the way high school students approach academic planning. The globe has been awed by the AI tool ChatGPT, a language model created by OpenAI, for doing incredibly difficult jobs. Since ChatGPTs outstanding ability to handle challenging tasks in the field of education appears to change present educational praxis, teachers and students have differing attitudes to this development in AI. Curriculum and content have been customized and adapted based on student needs using machine learning and adaptability, which has increased student uptake and retention. This has enhanced the learning experience for students as a whole. This comprehensive study investigates the multifaced impact of AI, particularly platforms like ChatGPT, on students academic trajectories. This review article synthesizes extant literature to offer some potential benefits of ChatGPT in promoting learning and academic planning for high school students. By delving into its influence on course selection, learning methodologies, and academic objectives, this research sheds light on the transformative potential of AI in education and offers recommendations on how ChatGPT could be leveraged to the high school students academic planning.
Research on the Application of Psychology to Advertising Design
Authors: Li Hanqing
Published: November 2023

In the 21st century, the advertising landscape is witnessing significant transformations due to the widespread use of new media communication tools. The surge in internationalization of advertising campaigns and the evolving artistic and humanistic aspects of advertising present both challenges and opportunities. With a proliferation of advertisements, competition in this space intensifies, creating a novel context for consumer psychology research. This study explores the intricate relationship between new media advertising and consumer psychology. It delves into how new media advertising influences consumers psychological processes, with a special focus on the role of advertising creativity in shaping emotions and purchase intentions. Employing a comprehensive research approach that blends quantitative and qualitative analysis, advertising content scrutiny, and consumer psychology surveys, this research strives to unravel the complex dynamics of advertising and psychological interactions. This research leverages a multi-pronged methodology that incorporates quantitative and qualitative analyses, content scrutiny of advertisements, and surveys within the realm of consumer psychology. It seeks to answer fundamental questions regarding the impact of new media advertising on consumers emotional responses and purchase decisions. Specifically, it investigates how advertising creativity affects consumer emotions and the intent to purchase. This research provides valuable insights into the symbiotic relationship between new media advertising and consumer psychology. It underscores the importance of creativity in advertising as a potent tool for influencing consumer emotions and purchase intentions. By bridging the gap between these domains, this study contributes to the enhancement of advertising effectiveness and the cultivation of stronger consumer-brand connections, ushering in a new era of consumer-centric marketing strategies.
Political Differences and Conflicts Between France and Germany in the European Union
Authors: Liu Shang
Published: November 2023

France and Germany are the core countries of the European Union and have played an essential role in promoting the historical process of European integration. The two countries have a deep friendship and cooperation. However, in recent years, with Europe facing multiple crises and challenges, there have been a series of differences and conflicts between France and Germany in energy, defense, economy, diplomacy, and other aspects, which have brought uncertainties and risks to the prospect of European integration. This reflects the strategic differences, the leadership struggle, and the solidarity crisis within Europe. The paper aims to analyze the political differences and conflicts between France and Germany in the European Union. These challenges not only affect the friendship and cooperation between France and Germany but also adversely affect the unity and development of Europe. Therefore, France and Germany need to strengthen communication and coordination, seek common interests and goals, enhance mutual trust and understanding, and contribute to the prospect of European integration.
Sustainable Development of Intangible Cultural Heritage Values: A Case Study of Chinese Nuo Opera
Authors: Wu Jie
Published: November 2023

As the most important vein of cultural legacy, intangible cultural heritage contributes new cultural thinking and cultural innovation to the growth of cultural creativity in todays society. However, the current state of intangible cultural heritage sustainability is deplorable. While laws and strategic plans for conserving intangible cultural assets have been implemented in several countries and areas, the sustainability of intangible cultural heritage still requires more in-depth refining and research. Based on the Chinese intangible cultural heritage, Nuo opera, the key research issue in this study is how are the values of intangible cultural heritage being developed sustainably to investigate the sustainable conservation and development of intangible cultural heritage. The main research approach is documentary research and the means that exist today for the transmission and protection of intangible cultural assets, such as Nuo opera, to examine the profound meaning of its development and protection. The most important thing for the sustainable protection of intangible cultural heritage, according to this study, is the identity of its culture, as well as the various values brought by the sustainable development of this cultural heritage, including but not limited to economic value, social value, cultural value, and other important factors. Intangible cultural heritage development must pay more attention to its own cultural values as well as the political elements and economic development needs in the current context, not just to preserve the heritage for the sake of development, but to continuously keep up with the times and dig deeper into its spirit and spiritual core.
The Current Situation and Future Development of Female Images in the Network Media
Authors: He Zhixian
Published: November 2023

The progress of the Internet has brought faster and wider dissemination of information, and brought a communication platform for women to show their charm. But the Internet, as a more efficient medium of communication, has also deepened the dilemma of the male gaze for women. The author used summarizing literature as a method, and summarized the current situation, problems and future development of female images on the Internet based on the survey results. The research purpose of this paper is to discover the presentation of female images on the Internet in the current Internet era, discover the existing problems and challenges faced by the current female images on the Internet, and explore the future female images that promote the development of feminism. The problem, according to the study, is that network media focuses on womens appearance and body, imprisoning women in the male gaze, and women are objectified and lose their own value. In order to further promote the development of feminism, the author believes that women should use the Internet media to spread feminist ideas, the government should strengthen the supervision of the Internet, and culture and education should be improved.
The Fuzzy Trend of Network Media Science Communication Boundary in the Post-Epidemic Era Content Analysis Based on the Short Video of Myocarditis in Bilibili
Authors: Su Lingxin
Published: November 2023

In the post-epidemic era, experts and ordinary people with medical knowledge have participated in science communication through digital media platforms to jointly deal with the risk of the epidemic. However, the subject dilemma of the science communication boundary and the blurred communication boundary brought about by the dislocation of information misreading and trust has attracted public attention. This paper focuses on the short video of scientific communication related to myocarditis in the Bilibili and adopts the content analysis method to conduct individual analysis and cross-analysis on the relevant communication subjects, communication content, and communication forms respectively, and analyze the data results. It is found that the boundary of science communication is constantly dissolved and blurred, but the influence of authorities in the science communication industry can not be underestimated; the popularization and democratization of science communication are the important reasons for the ambiguity of science communication, we also find that the technology available in network media is becoming an effective catalyst for the blur of science communication boundary.
The Rekindling of the Clash of Civilizations A Debate on Immigration Policy Standing
Authors: Ma Heyuan
Published: November 2023

Supposedly, migrants migrate to a host nation and would become a member of the host nation as they acquire citizenship or residency in the host nation. There shall be no distinction between migrant citizens and non-migrant citizens in the host nations, as they share the same rights and civil responsibilities. Migrant citizens and non-migrant citizens would blend together into the community and society. However, the reality is that migration becomes a social issue as there are debates between political sides in host nations and conflicts between migrants and non-migrants. In order to explore solutions to migration conflicts, this research aims to analyze Huntingtons Clash of Civilizations theory in an immigration setting to argue why a more thoughtful immigration approach based on the culture of the host and guest is suitable in the current world setting, instead of a liberal approach like Derridas cosmopolitanism, and how to execute a thoughtful immigration approach.
Exploring the Shaping of Female Image of She-theme Movies and TV Series from the Perspective of "She-economy"-- Taking Just Thirty for an Example
Authors: Chen Yujie
Published: November 2023

The development of She-economy has given birth to She-theme movies and TV series, which emphasize womens right to speak, which has made an important breakthrough in the stereotype of female image shaping in the mass media. However, due to the long-term dominance of male discourse, most creators and audiences of movies and TV series have no clearer cognition of female subject consciousness. It can be found that the female image presented in the existing film and television works on the market is still subject to this. This leads to the development of She-economy and the imbalance of womens right to speak. Therefore, in order to create more progressive She-theme movies and TV dramas and realize their sustainable development, this paper researches on female image shaping in She-theme has become an important issue. Although the three heroines in Just Thirty can be considered independent women, they are still not free from the stereotypes of women that exist in a patriarchal society, which still requires women to put the family first, take the initiative to take up the task of child-rearing, and sacrifice the development of their own interests for the sake of the family. This paper hopes to arouse the attention of the society on such phenomena.
Analysis of Users Balance Between Private and Public -- One Case from the TikTok
Authors: Wang Yijing , Zhang Jingyi , Zhang Lupeng
Published: November 2023

Information privacy is of paramount importance to everyone, but there are many Internet users privacy leaks. But inevitably, internet users need to provide some information of their own to satisfy a better web experience. Therefore, it is necessary to study the balance between personal information sharing and personal privacy. The studys goal is to develop a mathematical model that quantifies the trade-offs between individuals and society regarding the disclosure of private information. In the process of research, researchers use targeted questionnaires to obtain first-hand raw data, analyze users choices between sharing personal data and protecting personal privacy, and obtain users preferences for privacy protection measures. Through multi-dimensional statistical analysis of the questionnaire results, this paper reflects the current users awareness of personal privacy protection and the publics attitude towards the current phenomenon of privacy acquisition on social media. Furthermore, based on the original data of the questionnaire, it provides effective suggestions for researchers to modify the privacy protection policies of media platforms.
Analysis of the Role of Social Media in Film Marketing
Authors: Xie Yushi
Published: November 2023

The significance of social media has become an essential marketing medium for attracting and retaining customers. Social media enables users to connect and interact more frequently and closely than traditional media. The data produced by users deliver invaluable resources to boost marketing outcomes. Therefore, social media marketing has become the first choice in marketing. Among many marketing strategies, online word-of-mouth has gradually become essential to consumers' brand recognition and purchasing power. This online marketing strategy plays a substantial role in the film industry. A movie portrays culture, education, leisure, and propaganda by influencing one's thoughts and feelings. However, different from physical goods, movies are intangible, and people would not know if a movie exists if there is no promotion for this movie. This is the reason that movie is more dependent on marketing strategies. Consumers often consider buying a ticket based on what others have said about a movie online. Through the analysis of social media marketing, this paper examines the impact of social media on film marketing. Collect data on the frequency of people watching movies, the methods of obtaining movie information, whether to purchase tickets before purchasing and the impact of movie marketing on people's ticket purchases through a questionnaire survey. Collect the top 20 box office data in the Chinese Mainland on the Maoyan app, and collect the number of popular searches of the top 20 films at the box office through Sina Weibo. This paper mainly analyzed the box office data and the frequency of respondents viewing online posts before buying movie tickets. The results show that social media marketing is necessary for the movie industry because it helps attract customers and increases the box office.