bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Exploring EFL Learners' Strategies for Vocabulary Acquisition: A Qualitative Case Study
Authors: Kumar Om , Akbar Ghulam
Published: February 2024

In authentic circumstances, this qualitative case study explores vocabulary acquisition tactics used by English as Foreign Language (EFL) learners. The study investigates several methods impacted by individual learning preferences, cultural contexts, and exposure to real-world language use through in-depth interviews. The research is guided by two main goals: determining techniques in real-world settings and comprehending learners' assessments of their efficacy. The context of the study is Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Science and Technology, Nawabshah. The research paradigm chosen for this study was Qualitative. Population of the study was from the Department of English and Purposive Sampling was used. The results provide valuable perspectives for language education, highlighting the significance of context, interaction, and tailored methods in the growth of vocabulary. Our understanding of language acquisition dynamics is intended to be enhanced, and the study contributes to efficient language learning approaches by providing insights into instructional practices, curriculum design, and learner support measures.
Research on Talent Cultivation of Local Applied College Students and Local Economic Development
Authors: Liang Zhao , Zhang Xiaolin
Published: February 2024

With the transformation of China's economic growth mode from rough to intensive, from the emphasis on scale and speed to the pursuit of high quality and efficiency, and from factor investment-driven to innovation-driven, the local applied universities should develop in synergy with the regional economy and make progress in a coordinated manner. The concept of synergistic development of applied university education and regional economy points out the positioning of innovation and entrepreneurship talent cultivation objectives and reform direction of applied universities, based on the actual problems of innovation and entrepreneurship talent cultivation in local applied universities, from positioning the innovation and entrepreneurship talent cultivation objectives to serve the regional economic development, constructing the curriculum content system coordinated with the development of regional economy, and coordinating regional resources to build a diversified entrepreneurship practice platform. It discusses the path of innovation and entrepreneurship talent cultivation in local applied universities which is deeply connected with regional economy, positively interacted and synergistically developed.
The Development of an Instructional Model Based on Interactive Learning Theory to Improve Undergraduate Students’ Reflection Ability
Authors: Fang Wang , Sereerat Bung-on , Thongkamsuk Phenporn , Songsiengchai Saifon
Published: February 2024

This research aimed to: 1) study the factors that affect the development of the third-year students’ reflection ability in Baise University; 2) develop an instructional model based on interactive learning theory; 3) compare the third-year students’ reflection ability before and after using the instructional model based on interactive learning theory. The sample group was 32 third-year students’ reflection ability at Baise University. The research instruments were 1) questionnaires, 2) interview forms, 3) lesson plans, 4) questionnaire on reflection ability, and 5) teaching opinion interview form 6) observational records of student behaviour. The research was conducted in three steps: studying the factors that affect the development of third-year students’ reflection ability, developing an instructional model based on interactive learning theory, and the experimental and improvement process. The study results showed: 1) the factors that affect the development of students' reflection ability consisted of three aspects (1) school teaching management, (2) teachers' teaching style, and (3) students' learning behaviour 2) The instructional model based on interactive learning theory included four elements: (1) principle, (2) objectives, (3) learning process, and (4) results; 3) students’ reflection ability was improved after the implementation of an instructional model.
A Study on Developmental Strategies for Improving the Quality of Secondary Special Education for Students with Disabilities
Authors: Park Yung Keun
Published: February 2024

In the era of the fourth industrial revolution, addressing the multifaceted learning needs of students with special needs has become increasingly pivotal. This study aims to explore and enhance the quality of secondary special education, adapting to new educational methodologies in tandem with technological advancements while fostering the development of teachers and educational stakeholders. To identify the key areas necessitating development in secondary special education, interviews were conducted with special education teachers. These interviews informed the creation of a questionnaire, which was subsequently disseminated through a Google survey to special education teachers in various special schools and classes nationwide. The survey responses were analyzed using descriptive statistics to gain comprehensive insights. This study's findings integrate the perspectives from the interviews and survey data, leading to the formulation of strategies for the advancement of secondary special education. The analysis categorized the developmental needs into four primary domains: teacher development, curriculum enhancement, school infrastructure, and external factors related to the school environment. The paper concludes with a discussion that synthesizes these findings, offering a pathway for future improvements in the quality of secondary special education, and highlighting the importance of adapting to the changing educational landscape in the era of technological progress.
The Curriculum and Community Environmental Restoration Science (STEM + Computer Science) Project – Attaining a STEM Mindset Through Improved Technological Ability
Authors: Birney Lauren , McNamara Denise M.
Published: February 2024

Increasing students’ confidence in their technological ability has been found to have a broader impact on their content knowledge in several subject areas, but most strikingly, in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics). A sample of 513 students in grades 6 through 12 in the New York City public school system were questioned on their perceived technological ability after participating in The Curriculum and Community Environmental Restoration Science (STEM + Computer Science) Project, hereafter referred to as the CCERS STEM + C Project. Also explored was the students’ access to technology to determine if this would be a factor in student self-efficacy in technology ability. Analysis revealed that science self-efficacy and technology ability were both strengthened through participation in the project. Additionally, the study found that working alongside STEM professionals and exposure to STEM careers were also contributing factors. The study aims to determine if increased access to technology would, in turn, increase students’ self-efficacy in their technology knowledge and skills and have a positive effect on their self-confidence in STEM content. The results of the study contribute to the body of research that suggests greater access to technology may be an important factor in students’ self-agency and academic achievement.
Analisis Korelasi antara Tingkat Pendidikan Orang Tua dan Kelancaran Hafalan Juz ‘Amma
Authors: Askoning Askoning , Hosna Rofiatul
Published: February 2024

This article proves the correlation between parental education level and the ability to memorize juz 'amma fluency in Al-Mustaghfiroh Jombang Kindergarten students. This research was conducted on students in early childhood education, namely at Kindergarten B Al-Mustaghfiroh Jombang. The method in this research was carried out through a quantitative approach using documentation studies. The data previously obtained was processed using descriptive analysis, percentage formulas, standard deviations and Contingency Coefficient Correlation analysis. In this case, the research results show that this research is very suitable for identifying students' learning processes, including relationships that influence the learning process or students' memory during their golden age. Second, the educational level of the parents of Al-Mustaghfiroh Kindergarten students, which is in the high category, is 25% or as many as 5 people who are Bachelor graduates; the medium category is 70%, or as many as 14 people who are high school graduates and finally the low category is only 1 person or as much as 5% are elementary school graduates. Al-Mustaghfiroh Kindergarten students' ability to memorize fluency was included in the high category with a score of > 70.00 for as many as 7 people, 11 people in the medium category got a score of 60.00 - 69.00 and only 2 people in the low category with a score of < 59.00. From this, it can be seen that there is a positive and significant correlation between the level of parental education and the fluent memorization ability of Al-Mustaghfiroh Kindergarten students at a significance level of 5% or ?=0.05 with ?_0 > ?_tabel / 0.74998 > 0.444 so reject H_0 and H_a accepted. and vice versa, namely 25.002% influenced by other factors.
Review of Recent Research Directions and Practical Implementation of Low-Frequency Algorithmic Trading
Authors: Al-Sulaiman Talal
Published: February 2024

Financial trading has undergone substantial technological evolution, with automation taking center stage, leading to approximately 80% of US market trades being executed by computer systems, predominantly by large financial institutions. The rise of algorithmic trading, poised to engage smaller entities, international markets, and individual traders, drives this article’s exploration of research in this field. Providing a comprehensive overview, it outlines the evolution of trading practices and defines algorithmic trading as a computer-powered tool aiding investment decisions. The article details the steps involved in algorithmic trading, covering opportunity identification, quantitative research, implementation, testing phases, and continuous monitoring. It also examines prevalent programming languages and open-source platforms facilitating algorithm development. Focusing on trading frequencies across financial instruments, it delves into high-frequency trading as a subset, alongside methodologies like technical and fundamental analysis, time series analysis, option trading strategies, and machine learning techniques used in algorithm creation. Categorized by trading frequencies, analytical approaches, involved financial instruments, and analysis objectives, the reviewed papers contribute insights into algorithmic trading’s diverse landscape and methodologies, offering valuable perspectives for industry participants and researchers alike.
Assessment of Knowledge Regarding Airplane Ear Preventive Measures among Air Travelers of Najran University’s Staff
Authors: Almagribi Ahmad Zaker M
Published: February 2024

Passengers before air travel should be frequently advised on the possible preventive measures to reduce any sort of ear discomfort. A cross-sectional survey-based approach was adopted to assess the prevalence of OBT, source of information on preventive measures for OBT, and respondents’ level of knowledge of preventive measures for aeroplane ear discomfort. 206 respondents i.e., air travellers of Najran University’s staff were sampled using a purposive sampling technique. Results highlighted that the prevalent symptoms of ear discomfort during air travel, which are most commonly observed such as ear pain, popping noises, reduced hearing, dizziness, and ringing noises in the ear. Also, findings explored that OBT is the severe health issue caused during air travel however mild concerns include pain or loss of hearing, vertigo and ear discharge. Most respondents were aware of ‘Chewing gum or sweets’ and ‘Yawning or swallowing’ as prevention measures, and ‘Blowing against a pinched nose (Valsalva maneuver)’ as preventive measures for ear discomfirt during air travel. ‘Internet’ (11.2%), ‘Posters/Leaflets in aeroplanes’ (7.8%), ‘Posters/Leaflets in airports’ (6.8%), and ‘Social Media’ are the most common sources of information for preventive measures to reduce prevalence of OBT. Adopting passive methods like yawning, moving the jaw, swallowing, etc. are quick techniques to deal with ear discomfort.
impacto del caso concreto en la conformación del régimen regulatorio de protección de datos personales
Authors: Arroyo Abad Bernardo
Published: February 2024

Las empresas tecnológicas han sido objeto en los últimos años de un debate acalorado tanto en el ámbito jurídico, como fuera de él, en torno a la responsabilidad en el uso indebido de datos personales de usuarios, constituyendo el caso Cambridge Analítica, un punto de inflexión, al afectar los datos personales de millones de usuarios. Este caso y los que le sucedieron, han aumentado la conciencia pública sobre la importancia de proteger los datos personales y han impulsado la renovación del marco regulatorio en el que se desenvuelven estas compañías a nivel mundial, en términos de mayor exigencia, control y garantía, sin soslayar las particularidades que presentan los sistemas jurídicos de países que responden a parámetros históricos, sociales, económicos o normativos diversos.

Este tema seguirá siendo relevante ya que las nuevas tecnologías transforman rápidamente la realidad que el derecho intenta regular, y el legislador solo puede ofrecer soluciones provisionales.
First Study of the Territorial Determinants that Facilitate the Export Survival of Agro-food Products: The case of Castilla-La Mancha Wine (Spain).
Authors: Jorge-Martín Rogelio
Published: February 2024

Summary: This research seeks, by analysing tangible and intangible attributes, qualities and values, to respond to determine the main territorial elements that add value to wine and positively influence export survival. The hypothesis is put to test by examining the case of wine in Castilla-La Mancha (Spain). The main assertion is that history, geography, and production are critical factors for increasing the value of a wine. In addition, these elements generate dynamic externalities such as wine tourism, which in turn improve the image, boost demand and the value of the wine. The findings of the study are applicable to other agri-food regions, sectors, and products.
De la filodifusión, de su imprecisa tipificación y otras cuestiones afines
Authors: Multigner Cirodde Gilles
Published: February 2024

Me remito a los correos intercambiados a este respecto y quedo a su disposición
Nuevas reflexiones hacia una Teoría Global del Derecho Principios de una filosofía jurídica comprensiva (I) (Primera de dos partes: Contexto histórico y filosófico)
Authors: Pampillo Baliño Juan Pablo
Published: February 2024

Este artículo es la primera de dos partes que presentan de manera resumida una Teoría Global del Derecho que pretende ofrecer una mejor comprensión de los ordenamientos jurídicos de nuestro tiempo. Para ello, describe el contexto histórico y filosófico consistente la profunda crisis que ha marcado el actual cambio de época, proponiendo algunas vías para superarla en diversos ámbitos sociales, culturales y jurídicos. Posteriormente, presenta una síntesis del panorama del pensamiento jurídico contemporáneo, así como los distintos fundamentos que requiere la configuración de dicha teoría integradora del derecho, para dar una razón completa de los fenómenos jurídicos desde la interdisciplinariedad, conjuntando así sus fundamentos antropológicos, sociológicos, económicos, políticos, jurídicos, simbólicos e históricos.
Crowdfunding como método alternativo de financiación empresarial
Authors: Villacorta Hernández Miguel Ángel
Published: February 2024

Resumen

La Financiación Participativa también conocida como crowdfunding, es un método de financiación no bancaria que se caracteriza por la agrupación de potenciales inversores a través de internet para financiar un proyecto.

 

Este artículo introducirá el concepto, denominación, historia y evolución de la Financiación Participativa. A continuación, se diferencian las distintas modalidades del término, que son imprescindibles para poder analizar su naturaleza legal, económica, fiscal y contable.

 

Respecto a la naturaleza contable de la figura, se concluye que no existe una única forma de registrarla, sino que el tratamiento contable es distinto para cada una de las cinco diferentes modalidades.
El derecho a la protección de datos en el ámbito de la investigación biomédica: Reflexiones en torno a los retos e implicaciones jurídicas del Big Data
Authors: Almenar Rodríguez Roser
Published: February 2024

Los grandes avances tecnológicos que se han desarrollado durante los últimos años han cambiado el paradigma normativo existente a nivel de la Unión Europea. La implementación de las tecnologías Big Data, caracterizadas por la capacidad de manejar cantidades masivas de datos, ha generado tanto beneficios como preocupaciones en el especial ámbito de la salud. Este estudio, en consecuencia, se centra en analizar el marco legislativo europeo y español que regula la protección de los datos personales en relación con su aplicación a la investigación científica, y más concretamente, en la disciplina de la biomedicina. Debido al reconocimiento del carácter especial de los datos de salud en la normativa, la legitimación de su tratamiento con estos fines se torna más complejo, si bien el verdadero desafío se encuentra en determinar la adecuación de este marco jurídico a los retos que plantea la incorporación de los sistemas Big Data a este campo. En base a esta premisa, procederé a formular una serie de reflexiones en torno a propuestas de criterios de licitud alternativos al actualmente predominante fundado en el consentimiento.
Ontogenetic variation in lacustrine European smelt (Osmerus eperlanus) populations as a response to ecosystem characteristics : an indicator of population sensitivity to environmental and climate stressors
Authors: Axenrot Thomas , Degerman Erik
Published: February 2024

Smelts play a key role in the pelagic ecosystem of large lakes in northern Europe and North America. In numbers, they often dominate the open water. In large lakes in Scandinavia (including Finland), European smelt (Osmerus eperlanus L.), a cold-water glacial relict, is commonly the most important prey for piscivorous fish species, but also acts by ontogenetic shifts as a predator on zoo-plankton, small crustaceans, fish larvae, mysids and occasionally – with increasing size - fish. Furthermore, the large numbers of smelt in the open water are important competitors to other planktivorous fish. Due to the diverse life histories and biological interactions of smelt in large lakes, its role in the food-web structure is expected to be variable. Smelt population dynamics, recruitment, size and age structure, growth, life history and mortality were analysed and compared for five Swedish lakes that varied in size, depth, morphology, trophic status and latitude to understand the varying life histories and roles in lake food-webs. The results showed that in shallow, eutrophic lakes smelt stayed small and short-lived, and populations experienced high mortality. In deeper, colder and less nutrient-rich lakes, smelts grew larger and older, and might shift to a piscivorous trophic level. By ontogenetic adaptions smelt seems to uphold high abundance and recruitment over a wide range of ecosystems, but in shallow lakes without cold water refuges smelt populations run the risk of collapsing on the occasion of extremely warm summers with drastic consequences for their predators and lake ecosystems.
Drug Resistance Pattern of Blood Culture Isolates in a Tertiary Care Hospital
Authors: Kharwar Shashi Kala , Yaqoob Shadma , Siddique Sana
Published: February 2024

Aim of the study: This study was carried out to find out In vitro susceptibility & resistance pattern of isolates were carried out by Kirby-Bauer disc diffusion method. Material and Methods: - The present study was conducted in Department of Microbiology in Era’s Lucknow Medical College and hospital. During the period of six months, 638 blood samples from septicemia suspected patients were received and processed routinely. Out of 638 blood culture, 90 (14.10%) were found positive for culture growth in which 38% were Gram’s positive and 62% were Gram’s negative. Out of 90 positive culture overall proportion of female (47) were found to be significantly higher them male (43). Results: Among 90 total pathogenic cases, 47(52.22%) were females and 43 (47.78%) were males. Oyekale T Oluwalana et al, (2022) [26] also showed similar data i.e, 57% of males and 42.4% female. In our study, 37 samples belong to age group from newborn to 25 years age (41.11%), 24 belongs to group 26 to 50 years age (26.67%), while 29 from age group 51 to 90 years (32.22%) were suspected of septicaemia. Staphylococcus aureus, coagulasenegative staphylococcus (CoNS) and Enterococcus species showed 100 % sensitivity to Vancomycin, Teicoplanin & Linezolid and Enterococcus species showed 90% sensitivity to Gentamicin, 87% sensitivity to Linezolid, moderately sensitivity 67% to Gentamycin and 80% to Teicoplanin and low sensitivity showed by Ciprofloxacin, Amoxiclav, 100% Resistance showed to Cefoxitin in staphylococcus aureus and coagulase-negative staphylococcus, enterococcus species. showed high sensitivity to Vancomycin (98%), Teicoplanin (98%), Chloramphenicol (89%) and (100%) sensitivity to linezolid. High level gentamycin resistance was 44%. Conclusion: Our study observed 100 % sensitivity to Tigecycline, Colistin and Piperacillin-Tazobactam in Escherichia coli, netilmicin was moderately sensitive to klebsiella and Escherichia coli. Higher resistance observed by Cefepime, Cefoperazone, Imipenem, Ceftriaxone.
Allied Health Professionals Opportunities and Challenges
Authors: Singh Bhagat , Kumar Sweta S. , Kannaujia Sanjay , Kumar Santosh , Yadav Ramakant
Published: February 2024

Government of India with the implementation of new education policy in 2020, aims to upgrade education system including higher education along with medical and allied health care sectors across the country. The aim is to reduce the gap between doctor centric nature of health care system through the development of quality and better skilled professionals. By doing this we can improve overall patient care. Standardized curriculum has been designed for each health an allied health care profession. Thousands of students who wish to become and willing to choose healthcare and skilled allied health professionals in future. Allied Health Professionals assist, in diagnosis using different automated and sophisticated machinery. They are integral part of health care system because early and proper diagnosis is must for proper treatment of a disease.
A Review on Role of Unscrub Operation Theatre (OT) Assistant/Technician in Sterile Surgical Field
Authors: Alam Mohammad
Published: February 2024

Operation Theater (OT) technology is the emerging profession in the field of Allied Health Sciences these days; but the role of unscrub OT assistant/ circulator is under estimated as compered to other members of OT team. The main aim of this review article is to provide information on the role of unscrub OT assistant/ technician (OR circulator) in the sterile field of surgery in OT in current scenario. For this purpose the original research articles of related fields have been collected and published books were recieted to obtain the information required.
A Retrospective Study on Clinical Presentation and Features of Refractive Accommodative Esotropia among Children and Its Significance with Ocular Profile
Authors: Nayak Kajal , Khan Salal , Pant Kamal
Published: February 2024

Purpose: To report the ocular profile of children with refractive accommodative esotropia. Material & Methods: It was a retrospective observational study with a sample size of 162 subjects presenting at Centre for Sight and diagnosed with refractive accommodative esotropia in the age group of 3 years and above. A thorough eye examination of the patients was done and the full cycloplegic refractive correction was prescribed. The patients were called for follow-up with prescribed glasses to assess the visual acuity and deviation with Rx. The features studied were ocular alignment with correction in subsequent follow-ups, amblyopia, high AC/A ratio and anisometropia >1.50D. The statistical analysis was done by using Chi-square test in SPSS version 21. Result: Demographic data of 162 subjects with refractive accommodative esotropia was collected. At presentation 33.53% of the children were amblyopic, 9.58% were having anisometropia > 1.5D, and 7.78% were having high AC/A ratio. The visual acuity and spherical error of both eyes were found to be statistically similar. At a mean follow-up of 122 days, the deviation was reassessed and a significant correlation was found between aided visual acuity and aided near Estropia, ET (74.07%) as well as aided distance ET (77.78%), & non-significant correlation was found between max spherical errors and aided near ET as well as aided distance ET. It was also observed that few cases had an increase in deviation which may be a result of wrong refractive correction, the patient being uncooperative, delayed follow-up, or non-compliance to glass wear. All factors mentioned were found to be statistically significant (p<0.05) with the Chi-square test in SPSS version 21. Conclusion: This study tells us about what should be seen in the ocular profile of children with refractive accommodative esotropia. To get a particular trend in the ocular profile of patients with refractive accommodative esotropia a prospective study with more parameters like stereopsis, near visual acuity, regular follow-up, compliance to glass wear, correction of refractive error, and change in deviation is required.
Association Between Physical Activity and Depression in Middle Aged Premenopausal and Postmenopausal Women in Malaysia
Authors: Kaur Jasveen , Aljaberi Musheer Abdulwahi
Published: February 2024

Objective: The objective of this study was to investigate the relationship between physical activity levels and depression among middle-aged premenopausal women in Malaysia. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted in a community centre, workplace, and healthcare institution. The Beck Depression Inventory-II questionnaire was used to assess the severity of depression symptoms. Multiple logistic regression analysis was conducted to determine the association between the amount of physical activity and depression. Results: Compared to those with low activity levels, participants with moderate activity levels had 25% lower odds of experiencing depression (adjusted OR = 0.75, 95% CI [0.60, 0.92], p 0.05). Participants with high activity levels also had 35% lower odds. Conclusions: This study highlights the significant inverse relationship between the level of physical exercise and depression in Malaysian women. Encouraging regular physical activity as a part of lifestyle interventions may serve as an effective strategy for preventing and managing depressive symptoms in this population. Further research is needed to explore the underlying mechanisms and to inform targeted interventions for promoting physical activity, thus promoting positive mental health outcomes.
The availability of interim measures before the General Court: Striking the right balance between the presumption of legality and the right to provisional protection
Authors: Lefèvre Silvère , Nõmm Iko
Published: February 2024

This article focuses on the availability of interim measures in the context of applications for annulment of EU legal acts. Articles 278 and 279 TFEU foresee the suspension of the operation of the contested act, or the granting of other interim measures, as an exception if certain strict conditions are met. Recent changes in the case law of the EU Courts have brought a more flexible interpretation of these conditions. However, two structural limitations to the availability of interim measures remain which may seem questionable. The first limitation relates to the demonstration that the application of the contested act would lead to damage of an “irreparable nature”. The second limitation concerns the absence of “pre-proceedings” or ante causam interim measures that would allow for an early suspension of the operation of an act even before the introduction of the application for annulment

interim measures, General Court, presumption of legality, right to provisional protection
Application of Rosette Quorum Sensing Inhibitor in Fish Preservation
Authors: Zang Yuanyuan
Published: February 2024

This study screened fish derived spoilage bacteria as the research object, and a development approach was used to determine the inhibitory effect of rose polyphenols on the secretion of the quorum sensing (QS) signal molecule N-acyl homoserine lactone (AHLs) by fish spoilage bacteria. The effect of rose QS inhibitors applied to fish preservation coatings on the putrefaction of spoilage bacteria was studied by measuring the changes in texture, pH, and thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS) during the storage process of fish. The findings demonstrated that the dominant strain causing fish spoilage was Sphingomonaspaucimobilis, and rose polyphenols could significantly inhibit the ability of the spoilage bacteria to secrete AHLs. The application of different concentrations (1 and 2 mg/mL) of rose polyphenols in fish preservation coatings can slow down the growth of TBARS, and 2 mg/mL of rose polyphenols has a better inhibitory effect on the oxidation of fish fat, By measuring the L*, a*, and b* values of different treatment groups, it was found that the addition of rose polyphenols delayed the decrease of L* and the increase of a* value in fish meat, but had no significant effect on b* value, The 2 mg/mL rose polyphenol coating treatment group had the slightest pH change, according on tracking measurements of pH changes during fish storage. The sensory assessment results of fish meat from different treatment groups during storage showed that the 2 mg/mL rose polyphenol treatment group decreased the least among all treatment groups, which means applying it to the fish meat preservation coating can effectively delay the rate of quality decline during storage. The findings of this work may serve as a theoretical foundation for the use of naturally occurring rose polyphenols, a QS inhibitor, in the preservation of fish.
Digital Economy, Business Environment and Foreign Trade Competitiveness
Authors: He Xinxin
Published: February 2024

With the global digital technological changes, the digital economy has become the new focus of trade among countries. How to optimise the business environment and strengthen trade competitiveness is also an urgent problem to be solved in deepening opening up. As a result, whether improving the trade environment is conducive to enhancing the positive effect of digital economy on trade competitiveness becomes very important. This paper adopts the macro panel data of 30 provinces across China from 2013 to 2020, and employs the fixed effect model to verify how the business environment regulates the effect of digital economy on trade competitiveness. The paper finds that improving legal provisions, strengthening financial regulation and optimising public services are all conducive to strengthening the positive effect of digital economy on trade competitiveness, and the effect of digital economy on trade competitiveness is not significant in the southern region, while the northern region is in the same direction as the main effect. Based on the above results, this paper puts forward corresponding policy recommendations.
The Generation and Avoidance Path of Emotional Turn in College Online Public Opinion in the Post Truth Era
Authors: Li Ting
Published: February 2024

On November 16, 2016, the Oxford Dictionary first defined the term "post truth" as the "annual vocabulary" of 2016, which refers to emotions and personal beliefs being more influential than objective facts in influencing public opinion. Since then, the "post truth" has also been increasingly concerned and discussed by the academic community. This article takes the "post truth era" as the theoretical background to explore the reasons and manifestations of the emotional shift in online public opinion in universities, and proposes corresponding response strategies.
Research on Innovative Models of Chinese Mythical and Legendary Films in the New Media Era
Authors: Liu Mengmeng
Published: February 2024

The new media era has revolutionized the dissemination of traditional culture, and the dissemination and development of Chinese mythological and legendary films are facing challenges. In order to achieve effective dissemination of Chinese mythological stories in the era of new media short videos, this article focuses on exploring the creative characteristics of iQiyi's self-made drama "Soul Ferry". Based on this, it is discussed that Chinese mythological and legendary films should pay attention to the effective combination of ancient and modern in innovation, and empower the dissemination of Chinese mythological and legendary stories in a suspenseful and supernatural way, in order to use Chinese mythological and legendary stories to tell Chinese stories well.
On the Reasons for the Failure of the Northern Expedition of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
Authors: Han Congcong
Published: February 2024

In 1853, after the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom officially established its capital in Nanjing, in order to expand the revolution throughout the country, completely defeat the Qing government, and establish a national political power, it successively carried out major strategic military operations such as the Northern Expedition and the Western Expedition. However, the highly anticipated Northern Expedition stopped at Tianjin and ultimately failed, leaving a tragic scene in the history of the Taiping Rebellion, which made future generations lament. The main reason for this is due to the mistakes in the military strategic guidance of the Taiping Army and the insufficient logistical support for food and other supplies caused by the deepening of the Northern Expedition. The Northern Expedition is certainly worthy of recognition, but its experiences and less
Research on the creative development path of new mainstream films from the perspective of realism
Authors: Duan Yanyan
Published: February 2024

With the continuous development of society, the emergence of new mainstream films has broken the creation mode of previous main theme films. The concept of The Times, the mainstream ideology, the new narrative characteristics, the authenticity and universality of the characters in the new mainstream movies have narrowed the distance between the film and the audience, and are easier to be accepted by the audience. How the new mainstream film develops in the current realistic theme has become the key point of research. This paper attempts to explore from three aspects: film theme, narrative mode and character image.
Research on the Content Production of Academic Journal WeChat Official Account Participating in Science Popularization
Authors: Su Yunxia
Published: February 2024

Taking 27 academic journals of the discipline of "environmental science", which were included as the core of Peking University in 2017 and 2020, as the research object, this paper investigates the content production of the academic journal WeChat official account in science popularization. The content types of WeChat official account of academic journals of "environmental science" discipline participating in science popularization can be classified into 9 categories. According to the maturity attributes (novelty vs maturity) and professionalism attributes (simplicity vs complexity) of popular science content, it is divided into two dimensions: disciplinary field review and prospect, and science briefing content that is both novel and complex; Industry trends and news, technology commendations, popular science knowledge, and reader perspectives are novel but simple in popular science content; The popular science content of scientific research stories is mature and simple; The promotion of science and technology and methods, as well as the popularization of environmental governance systems, are mature and complex.
Leadership Competencies and Institutional Efficacy in Selected Colleges/Universities in China: Towards Leadership Development Plan
Authors: Ye Xinhao
Published: February 2024

Over the years, university administrator’s aim is to polish a wide-ranging set of paramount practices that exemplary leaders and teachers follow in normal times. However the onset of the current pandemic seems to be a vital test for college and university administrators across the world. While some have augmented to the circumstance, others are struggling to manage this crisis of unprecedented proportions. The benefits that can be derived by such administrators and teachers will surely pave the way for the realization of set goals and priorities in the institution. This study will be undertaken to assess the strategic leadership competencies of the administrators of three universities and two colleges in Guangdong province of China; namely Huizhou University, Guangzhou University, Shaoguan University, Huizhou Economic Vocational and Technical College and Guangdong Peizheng College. Of the five universities, three are public and two are private and to measure the efficacy of the said universities and colleges in the context of the challenges and demands of pandemic in the 21st century. Furthermore, this research focused particularly on variables affecting the leadership competence of the administrators in terms of professional technical skills; human personal skills; strategic management planning; leadership/fellowship skills; communication skills; and decision-making skills. The institutional efficacy of the universities and colleges was discussed in terms of the following: strategy, role clarity, on human resource and continuous improvement/ innovation.
Response Spectrum Analysis of Adding External Elevators to Existing RC Buildings
Authors: Shi Mo , Xu Xiaoyan , Choi Yeol
Published: February 2024

In contemporary society, elevators stand as indispensable facilitators, particularly for users in tall buildings, contributing significantly to convenience. Their role becomes even more crucial for individuals with disabilities, serving as a vital means of transport to enable them to partake in modern life. However, a challenge emerges in the form of buildings erected during the 1970s or 1980s, lacking initial designs of elevators. This absence of elevator well designs presents substantial issues for building users, especially residents. However, many of these buildings have not reached the end of their service life. Undertaking removal and reconstruction efforts, while a potential solution, raises serious environmental concerns. The associated carbon dioxide emissions and the environmental impact of such activities underscore the need for alternative, environmentally conscious approaches. In this context, the introduction of external elevator structures to existing buildings emerges as a meaningful and sustainable avenue for researchers to explore. The proposed solution not only addresses the practical challenges faced by residents but also aligns with broader environmental goals, contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions and the preservation of existing building structures. Many researchers emphasize the critical importance of assessing structural performance under seismic loads to ensure safety. This research, centered on a typical educational RC frame structure at Kyungpook National University, employs the RSA (Response Spectrum Analysis) method to comprehensively evaluate seismic performance. This research specifically compares analytical results using RSA for the RC frame with and without the external elevator structure (RCE and RC, respectively).
Analysis of the impact of financial market development on China's national economy
Authors: Zhu Lingrui , Zhu Xiaofeng , Li Xiaofan , Cheng Zhengqiu , Zhu Jiaming
Published: February 2024

Finance serves as the nerve center in the modern economic model, connecting various modern economic sectors and reflecting the development status of each modern economic sector. In the past 20 years, the international situation has been turbulent, and international economic development and recovery are also full of instability. The global interest rate hike frenzy led by the Federal Reserve has also added more risks to the stability of the financial environment. Currently, China is at a critical node in the transformation of its economic structure from growth to quality. The economic development structure also reflects the shift from a real-based economy to a virtual economy. The unbalanced characteristics of the transformation, in which the flow of financial capital can adjust the focus of the structure of economic development, and at the same time reflect the scope of benefits of economic development dividends, what role finance plays in the growth of China's national economy will be based on statistics Analyze and conduct research.
Study on the Impact of Marital Status on Rural Elderly Pension Insurance
Authors: Tang Meimei , Jiang Ling , Liu Tao
Published: February 2024

The marital status of elderly people in rural areas directly affects their health and cognitive status, and potentially affects their understanding and identification with rural pension insurance, affecting the scale and structure of rural pension insurance. This article takes Jilin Province as the research sample, adopts the fourth national survey data on the living conditions of elderly people in cities, and establishes an empirical model to analyze the relationship between the marital status of rural elderly people and their participation in pension insurance. The research findings indicate that individuals who have never been married have a positive impact on pension insurance; The marital status of widowhood has a positive impact on the elderly's pension insurance situation; Divorce has a positive impact on the elderly's pension insurance. The marital status of being married but not cohabiting has no significant impact on the elderly's pension insurance.
Exploration of the Innovation Path of Enterprise Archive Management Mode in the Context of Big Data
Authors: Fan Yaning
Published: February 2024

Archives, as the materials for all kinds of work assessments, are the imprints of the past and the basis for guiding the future. Compared with traditional archive management methods, informatized archive management is more efficient and of better quality. The efficiency of various departments of society has made a qualitative leap and improvement under the background of the information age. To develop archive management business and make archive management more efficient and safe, it is necessary to explore a scientific and efficient informatized archive management work mode on the practical road of the new era. The advent of the big data era has brought fundamental changes to data mining technology. It can analyze and intelligently mine massive data, making it possible to mine data at a deeper level. Therefore, it is necessary to actively explore archive data mining technology, so that data mining technology can be widely applied to archive management work, as far as possible to mine and transmit potential archive information, play its due role, and maximize the economic and social benefits of archive data. This article, through the analysis of the characteristics of archive management under the big data environment, points out the problems existing in the current archive management work and the challenges and necessity of innovation in the archive management mode under the big data background, and discusses how to improve the innovation of the archive management work mode from practice
Pan-museum Concept Implanted in Chinese Traditional Village Development and Conservation
Authors: Wang Zheyu , Jiang Nan
Published: February 2024

Since the reform and opening up, the economy has been improving, but the protection of traditional villages and the study of cultural heritage have not kept pace with the times. With the development of tourism, a large number of traditional villages have been commercially exploited, resulting in the destruction of many architectural cultures, including some other local cultures. Through the research and protection of traditional villages, the study of the history of the origin of traditional villages can be established to provide valuable and correct historical data for the research, and at the same time, a correct awareness of the protection of cultural heritage can be set up, so that the development of traditional villages can be carried out in a restrained and orderly manner. The concept of pan-museum is proposed in order to make the traditional villages better express themselves as a carrier for promoting and passing on local culture, which is rich in local cultural values, and can better pass on local culture and stimulate t
The Linkage Between International Gold Price and Chinese Stock market
Authors: Zhan Shaoheng
Published: February 2024

Based on the related theory of stock market linkage, this paper uses the Copula model to analyze the correlation between international gold market and the Chinese stock market. The three important nodes of the process of financial and economic internationalization in China are analyzed in stages. According to the results, the correlation between the international gold market and the Chinese stock market is weak in general, when China does not join the WTO, the Chinese stock market and the international gold market are asymptotically independent; with the gradual deepening of China's internationalization process, the tail correlation between the two is gradually increasing.
A Study on the Problem of Starting and Depositing of Ming Dynasty Fields Based on the Perspective of HGIS
Authors: Xu Haoming
Published: February 2024

The origination, transportation, and retention of field levies are the core contents of the Ming Dynasty financial research, and in the past, the academic community's attention to the origination, transportation, and retention problems only stayed in the discussion of the amount of field levies and the institutional level. With the use of digital humanities and historical geographic information systems in historical research, the spatial information implied in the Ming dynasty field levies can also be presented in the study. The book "Wanli Accounting Record" compiled by the Ministry of Revenue during the Wanli period contains the collection and storage of field levies at all levels of provinces and counties in the Ming Dynasty, and the historical documents are converted into data and then the GIS software is utilized to present them in a hierarchical manner on a nationwide scale. The results of the hierarchical presentation are further analyzed by using spatial analysis software to analyze the spatial relationship between the field levies in each state and county in the Ming Dynasty.
The Application of Schema Theory in Teaching Continuation Writing for Senior High School Students
Authors: Bai Jiaying
Published: February 2024

With the continuous advancement of education and teaching reform, higher requirements have been put forward for English teaching. In China, the continuation task has been incorporated into the National Matriculation English Test for testing students’ comprehensive English ability since 2016. However, it also has become a burden that most teachers and students are anxious about. In senior high school English classrooms, teachers are required to integrate reading and writing effectively so as to achieve the purpose of cultivating students’ core competency. Hence, based on schema theory, this paper explores the teaching strategies of English continuation writing in senior high school in order to improve students’ ability of continuation writing and improve their comprehensive use of language.