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A Study on the Relationship Between Subjective Career Barriers and Personality Traits in College Students
Authors: Guan Xin , Lee Seungjin
Published: June 2024

Personality traits have a profound impact on the life development of college students, including significant effects on their employment prospects. Based on this, this study employs methods such as questionnaire surveys, using 500 current college students as research subjects, to investigate and analyze the relationship between subjective career barriers and personality traits among college students. The results show that in the comparison of subjective career barrier scores between male and female students, female students scored higher than male students in the dimension of family attitude. In the comparison of subjective career barrier scores between students from different family regions, it was found that rural students scored higher than urban students in the dimensions of family background and family attitude, with differences being statistically significant (P<0.05). In the comparison of the Big Five personality traits scores between male and female students, female students scored higher than male students in the neuroticism dimension. Among students from different family regions, rural students scored higher than urban students in the neuroticism dimension, with differences being statistically significant (P<0.05). From this, it can be concluded that the neuroticism variable is a significant variable that enters the regression equation, indicating that among the Big Five personality traits, neuroticism is closely related to subjective career barriers in college students.
Research on Learning Motivation for Project-Based Learning in Online Art Education: A Qualitative Study in A Higher Vocational College
Authors: Wu Jiabao
Published: June 2024

With the extensive integration of Internet technology and intelligent applications, online education has become the new normal of modern education. As a teaching strategy that emphasises student initiative and deep participation, project-based learning (PBL) has also been increasingly valued and widely used. Based on self-efficacy theory, this study adopts a qualitative research method to explore the motivation of art and design students in higher vocational colleges under the online PBL mode, to examine students' understanding and adaptation to the online PBL mode, and to analyse the advantages, difficulties and challenges of students in the PBL learning process. In addition, how PBL shapes students' perceptions of learning and career aspirations is also the focus of this study. Teachers' supportive role is crucial for optimising teaching strategies and improving the quality of education. This study provides suggestions for strategies to improve students' motivation and future career development in higher vocational art education, as well as a theoretical basis for pedagogical reform and student support services in art programmes.
Research on the Influencing Factors of Student Satisfaction in Labor Education in Hebei Province —Variable Selection and GLM Regression Analysis based on the Lasso Model
Authors: Hu Siyu , Lv Yahui
Published: June 2024

Objective: With the improvement of national attention to labor education, and a more comprehensive understanding of the impact of various factors on student satisfaction, this paper investigates the universities currently implementing labor education in Hebei Province, establishes the index, and selects the main influence index based on the Lasso model. Methods: The GLM model conforming to Gaussian distribution is used to conduct regression analysis of the main influence indicators, comprehensively explore the effect of each main index on student satisfaction, and actively respond to the requirements of the country, society and individual for labor education in colleges and universities in the new era. Conclusions: The regression results show that the effects of student demand, talent training objectives, labor education organization, labor education practice implementation and labor education management supervision have a significant positive influence on student satisfaction.
Comparative Analysis of Artificial Intelligence Education Policies in China, the United States and Mongolia
Authors: Li Hao , Davaasuren Munkhjargal , Dorjpalam Naranchimeg
Published: June 2024

This paper aims to explore the similarities and differences of artificial intelligence education policies and strategic layout in China, the United States and Mongolia. First of all, by analyzing the evolution of AI education policies in the three countries, it is found that China focuses on the combination of technology introduction and independent research and development, the United States emphasizes industry-university-research cooperation and innovation, and Mongolia focuses on infrastructure construction and teacher training. Then, the author makes a comparative analysis of the three countries' AI educational policies, and points out that the United States and China have achieved remarkable results in the promotion of educational modernization and the improvement of educational quality. Finally, on the basis of comparative analysis results, This article gives some inspiration and suggestions for developing and implementing AI educational policy in the future.
Socio-Economic Status of Scheduled Tribes: A Study of Tamilnadu State
Authors: Hariharan R.
Published: June 2024

Background: Scheduled Tribe are the oldest inhabitants of their native place. Economically and technologically they are still backward. Their language, culture, beliefs and customs are different. In India there are 427 main tribal communities living and Tamilnadu accounts for 36(Rao, 1993). In Tamilnadu, majority of the tribes were illiteracy, ignorance. There is no proper awareness about the government welfare schemes. They are dominated, exploited and controlled by their mainstream in the living area and occupational area. In this context this paper addresses the “Socio-Economic Status of Scheduled Tribes: A Study of Tamilnadu State”. Data and Method: The paper uses the secondary data from the Census India 2001 & 2011 and Statistical Profile of Scheduled Tribes in India, 2013and other research studies and carries out the cross classification analysis to realise its objectives. Conclusion: Majority of the tribal people live in below poverty line in Tamil Nadu. The result of the study shows that the educational, employment and economic conditions of the tribal people of Tamil Nadu are very poor in the present situation. Therefore, the state of Tamil Nadu needs to pay special attention to the problems of the indigenous people and improve their education, employment and economic status. Already, Aboriginal people have been given special reservations in education and employment. This is very low compared to the growing tribal population. Hence, it is the duty of the state to secure social and economic justice for the tribal people.
Crafting a Marketing Masterpiece: The Transformation of the Barbie Movie into an Iconic Brand and Cultural Sensation
Authors: K. Subiksha
Published: June 2024

Among the entertainment industry the film industry has always been one of the most intensely competitive and continuously changing sectors. Every aspect of filmmaking from writing a story to getting it on screens is impacted by both internal and external factors. However, one of this industry’s most fascinating and important aspects is its marketing approach. This particular component is crucial in influencing how people view a movie and figuring out how successful it will be on the box office. The level of intrigue increases particularly with films that revolve around well-known brands as in the case of the “Barbie” movie. The paper explores the “Barbie” movie’s marketing history and examines how marketing contributed to the franchise’s popularity.
A Comparative Analysis of Pricing Approaches in the Cruise Industry in Response to Dynamic Pricing Factors
Authors: Dingre Sneha Satish
Published: June 2024

This research paper provides a comprehensive analysis of various pricing strategies used in the cruise industry, emphasizing dynamic pricing. It examines the strengths and considerations of five key pricing strategies and their responsiveness to real - time market changes. The paper highlights the importance of aligning pricing strategies with business goals and market conditions, specifically focusing on the cruise industry’s unique challenges and opportunities. This article is significant as it provides a detailed comparison of various pricing strategies in the cruise industry, offering insights into how dynamic market factors influence pricing decisions. Such analysis is crucial for businesses seeking competitive advantages in this industry.
Review on Research Progress of Geopolymer Concrete
Authors: Thadathil Boby Joseph , Girdhar Shubham Rajiv
Published: June 2024

Geopolymer concrete has emerged as a promising alternative to traditional Portland cement - based concrete due to its reduced environmental impact, improved mechanical properties, and potential for sustainable construction practices. This paper presents a comprehensive review of recent advancements in geopolymer concrete technology, focusing on key research findings, innovative materials, and novel applications. A systematic analysis of 40 selected research articles is conducted to elucidate the progress made in the field, covering topics such as material composition, mechanical properties, durability, sustainability, and structural performance. The review highlights the diverse range of materials used in geopolymer concrete, including fly ash, metakaolin, recycled aggregates, and various fibers. Furthermore, it examines the influence of different additives, curing methods, and mix design parameters on the properties of geopolymer concrete. The paper also discusses emerging trends such as the incorporation of hybrid fibers, utilization of waste materials, and development of high - performance geopolymer composites. Finally, future research directions and potential challenges in the widespread adoption of geopolymer concrete are outlined, aiming to contribute to the advancement of sustainable construction practices worldwide.
Road Traffic Enforcement: Using Technology Through Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)
Authors: Reji Jacob
Published: June 2024

The past two decades have seen a wide - ranging wave of privatizations in formerly government owned or - controlled activities. A government task or service which is funded and operated through a partnership between a public sector authority and private sector company based on guidelines and performance standards set by a public party is typically referred to as a Public Private Partnership (PPP). In most countries traffic enforcement cameras and other equipment are purchased, owned, and operated by government organisations. Back - offices, where violation data are processed, citations issued, and traffic fines collected, have traditionally been government - run activities. In a PPP model, a private party invests and installs enforcement equipment (e. g. speed or red - light cameras) and conducts back office processing, such as sending out violation notices and managing and confirming fine collection. The investment in equipment and related processing and support activities are funded by fine revenues collected from the motoring public over the contract term. Gaining public support, and ultimately acceptance, for the PPP model is crucial, which is why transparency, publicity and continuous communication are key factors for successful and sustainable implementation. Full service PPPs are often organised on a municipal level in close consultation with the local administration and police. Due to the high initial investment and gradual repayment, such PPPs are typically based on longer term contracts. Moreover, the regulatory environment may require some changes to allow involvement of a private party. One process that is difficult to outsource is the formal confirmation of a violation by a review of the photo or video evidence. Generally, this can only be validly performed by an authorised government official, such as a police officer. Depending on laws and regulations applicable to specific jurisdictions, there could be more issues that may limit the extent of the private party’s involvement in these PPPs. When properly implemented, PPP’s in traffic enforcement can considerably contribute to the reduction of casualties, injuries and crashes, as well as improve traffic flow, and increase quality of life with more safety, lower emissions and less noise pollution. Speed reduction also significantly benefits the safety of vulnerable road users such as pedestrians, and two - wheelers Personal injury and death on roadways also have a significant impact on the economy through medical costs, lost resources and wages and disability pay outs. These costs are significant and are estimated by the WHO to amount to an average of around 3% of a country’s GNP. This figure rises to 5% in some low - and middle - income countries
Experimental Design of Wireless Sensor Network Simulation Teaching Based on OBE Concept
Authors: Liu Xin , Zan Fengbiao , Chen Da , Meng Xuan
Published: June 2024

In response to the problem that students cannot effectively master the theoretical knowledge of wireless sensor networks, this study proposes an outcome-based education (OBE) guided teaching method and designs a simulation experiment on wireless sensor networks using the NS3 simulation platform. In the experiment, access point (AP) and station (STA) nodes are set up to present different network environments, and the transmission layer protocols (TCP and UDP) are changed to analyze different network performance. Through the analysis of experimental results, students can gain a vivid understanding of the basic knowledge of wireless sensor networks and achieve the expected teaching goals. This teaching method helps improve students' understanding and application ability of wireless sensor network theory, and promotes their learning and research in related fields.
Research on the Influence of Wheel Tread Defects on Rolling Contact Fatigue
Authors: Li Ze , Ping Xue-cheng
Published: June 2024

With the rapid development of high-speed trains, local rolling contact fatigue caused by special local defect damage forms has become more prominent. This article takes circular defects as the research object, adopts the Jiang Sehitoglu multi-axis fatigue damage criterion based on the critical plane method, establishes a finite element model of wheel tread circular defects, and studies the influence of wheel tread circular defects on wheel rail rolling contact fatigue. Based on finite element analysis to obtain fatigue damage parameters, an improved PSO-BP neural network was used to establish a neural network prediction model for fatigue damage parameters, and the feasibility of the model was demonstrated. The research results show that the main influencing factors on the rolling contact fatigue life of wheel tread defects are shear stress and shear strain; The fatigue damage parameter is maximum at the edge of the wheel tread defect; As the defect distribution moves from the center to both sides, the contact stress and damage parameters gradually decrease; As the depth of the defect increases to the size of the radius, the contact stress and damage parameters first increase and then decrease; As the diameter of the defect increases, the contact stress and damage parameters increase, but the amplitude change gradually tends to stabilize with the increase of the defect diameter. The neural network prediction results indicate that all predicted samples are within a reasonable range, and this neural network model can provide a reference for predicting fatigue damage of wheel tread.
The Application of Geogebra in Teaching Open and Inner Sets in Metric Spaces
Authors: Nahouli Dima
Published: June 2024

Topology of metric spaces is a standard and important course at the college level mathematics studied at University of Mumbai. As the course is abstract, students feel it as a difficult course and hence tend to develop a fear. In this paper, we will see how to use the open-source software GeoGebra to teach the concepts of this course effectively. We will concentrate on the topics of open set and interior set. GeoGebra applets are created for various examples in different metric spaces to teach these concepts efficiently.
The Determinants of Work and Life Quality and Job Satisfaction Among Faculty
Authors: Aden Ali Abdulkadir
Published: June 2024

Unless the teachers are happy with their current job, they might not be able to demonstrate their commitment in delivering the contents efficiently and there may not be complete utilization of the skills of teachers. Quality of Work - Life leads to create motivation, loyalty and flexibility in the workforce. All these factors are crucial for competitiveness of the organizations and also Quality of Work - life leads to reduce absenteeism, turnover rate and increase their Job Satisfaction. Job satisfaction is one of the significant factors that impact relationship between teachers and students. The main objective of the study is to examine the factors affecting quality of work life and job satisfaction among academic staff of private degree colleges in Karnataka. Descriptive research methodology was used to find out the results for the hypothesis set. Structured questionnaire and interview method was used to collect the data. Sample frame consisted of all the management teachers teaching in 86 private higher educational institutions in Karnataka offering management degree. The sample size consisted of 264 lecturers. The analysis is carried out by SPSS software. The main results revealed that, Employees expected QWL and factors relating to organisational commitment in creating quality of work - life in a private degree colleges have significant relationship with job satisfaction. Regression equation tool was applied for the analysis to find the relationship between the variables selected.
The Impact of the Development of Artificial Intelligence with Generative Ability on Education
Authors: Singh Prabal Pratap
Published: June 2024

One kind of artificial intelligence technology called generative AI is used to create new text, picture, audio, and video material. It may be used for many different things in education, such creating material, enhancing data, personalizing learning, simulating situations, and providing training. It also raises moral questions about prejudices, veracity, false information, intellectual property, loss of employment, and potential future developments like more realism and responsiveness. Content creation, personalized learning, administrative work automation, interactive learning environments, feedback and evaluation, natural language processing (NLP), forecasting and prediction, and collaborative learning are some of the educational applications of generative AI approaches. These technological advancements are intended to improve educational opportunities, streamline administrative duties, and provide individualized course materials. But there are still issues to be resolved, like protecting data privacy, managing human - AI interaction well, and preventing biases in information produced by AI. The process of creating a generative AI system for teaching includes gathering data, choosing a model, training it, and deploying it. Although scalable, personalized, and engaging learning solutions offered by generative AI hold great promise for revolutionizing education, there are a number of drawbacks that may restrict the technology's applicability and prevent it from being widely used. The difficulty of maintaining and upgrading these systems, ethical and privacy problems, and the caliber and bias of the produced information are examples of technical constraints. The applications, legal frameworks, and social consequences of generative AI will be shaped by its technological limits. To fully realize the benefits of AI in education, issues including data privacy breaches, possible bias in AI systems, and the digital divide must be resolved.
Relationship between Democratic Politics and Social Inclusion: Comprehensive Analysis
Authors: Saravan Amakumar
Published: June 2024

In the modern political world, the conflict between democracy and authoritarian rule is a prevalent topic of discussion. While some contend that tight and authoritarian leadership is required for both state stability and economic progress, others favour modest but steady growth under the democratic selection of the government by the people. The ideal political system for any state is the one that respects citizens’ rights. A democracy’s economic and social progress might not happen quickly, but it is sustainable. A democratic system does have drawbacks, though, and both citizens and leaders are aware of them. Equal access to markets and resources by every individual in society, or the inclusive growth, guarantees that everyone may take part in the process of growth by increasing their chances of participation in the policymaking, either directly or indirectly. In its simplest form, inclusive growth refers to a strategy and outcome for ensuring that all people participate equally in the economy. The concept of inclusive growth has been the core theme for government policies in contemporary times.
Research on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Minor Children after Their Parents' Divorce
Authors: Li Na
Published: June 2024

In recent years, conflicts and disputes in marriages and families have continued to increase. In judicial practice, the issue of protecting the interests of minors has become increasingly prominent. Guardianship, visitation, support, and maximization of the interests of minors have become high-frequency words involving minors in divorce cases. Issues related to the protection of the rights and interests of minors have become the focus of attention from all walks of life. Minors are the future and hope of the motherland. Striving to maximize the protection of the interests of minors is a great progress in judicial practice and is more conducive to the healthy physical and mental development of minors. This article will select typical cases for introduction, summarize the controversial focus of the case and conduct a legal analysis. Based on this, we can get some legal inspiration and put forward feasible suggestions, hoping to play a certain positive guiding role in the protection of the rights and interests of minors.
The Application and Regulation of DNA Identification Technology in Criminal Justice
Authors: Paranthaj Suraman
Published: June 2024

In addition to being often utilized to identify criminal activity, forensic DNA analysis is also frequently employed in civil disputes to prove the paternity of disputed children. Affiliation orders, divorce processes, and instances of questioned legitimacy are where the bulk of cases involving challenged paternity occur. In recent years, there has been an increase in the use of DNA evidence in criminal investigations. Low enforcement has benefited from the use of DNA testing to identify perpetrators and solve complex crimes like rape and murder with rape. Computerized DNA databases for the identification of criminal criminals have been developed in several countries, making it feasible to identify people quickly in mass disasters using DNA typing. With the exception of identical twins, no two individuals have the same DNA, making DNA a formidable investigative tool. To put it another way, each person's DNA is distinct because the sequence or order of the DNA building blocks varies depending on the location within the cell. In criminal investigative instances, DNA is also quite significant. The science of DNA identification is examined in this essay, as well as its use in both civil and criminal cases. Analysis of the legislation pertaining to various countries is also included. The Indian Evidence Act of 1872 and the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1973 do not have any explicit rules to address forensic science concerns, despite the fact that DNA has a significant role to play in criminal investigation cases including murder, rape, contested paternity, man - made catastrophe, etc. In this essay, the science of DNA identification and its application to criminal investigations, trials, appeals, and post - conviction actions are studied. It discusses the key advantages and disadvantages of the growing use of DNA identification in the criminal justice system, with a focus on India.
The Daoist Shangqing School's Meditation from the Phenomenological Perspective: Taking the Method of "Swallowing the Qi of the Sun" from the Lingshu Ziwen Shangjing as an Example
Authors: Wang Xiaoming
Published: June 2024

The phenomenological perspective provides us with a new outlook on ancient Chinese studies. Many traditional thoughts and practices, which have been conceptualized and empirically viewed as primitive, simple, and lacking in rational depth for over a century by Western conceptual and empirical approaches, now have the potential for new interpretation and understanding. As the most significant cultivation practice of the Daoist Shangqing School, the Meditation (cun si) serves to continuously adjust the consciousness and sensory state of individuals, enhancing and stabilizing the momentum of the formation and composition of the "body-field", thus laying a solid foundation for connecting to deeper and broader possibilities of life.
The Role of the Mayan Calendar in Shaping the Religious and Spiritual Practices of Mayan Civilization
Authors: Prashnamoorthy Krikash
Published: June 2024

This paper explores the profound influence of the Mayan calendar on the religious and spiritual practices of the Mayan civilization. It delves into the intricacies of the three main Mayan calendars: the long count, The Tzolkin, and the Haab, and how they dictated the daily lives of the Mayan people, influencing their agricultural practices, rituals, and personal introspective activities. The study also highlights the impact of these calendars on the broader society, contributing to the development of one of the most advanced civilizations in the Americas.
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Design Industry
Authors: Bora Aman
Published: June 2024

Artificial intelligence, AI is growing in every field. AI has usurped the space in the field of multimedia designers. A task is easily achieved by AI as compared to designers in less time without much effort. Anyone is making Audio, Video and Image at home with the help of AI in a few moments. It has been presented through this research paper whether this will affect multimedia designers.
Pursuing Beauty in Bitterness and Cruelty: From Ansayana Samajim
Authors: Dhahad Hayder A.
Published: June 2024

The study entitled The Hapless Life of Namboodiri Women and the Ripple of Changes by Antharjana Samajam intended to reveal the pathetic life and conditions of Namboodiri women. It also portrays the roles plays by Antharjana Samajam and its leader Parvathy Nenmeni Mangalam in emancipating the Namboodiri community. Namboodiri women were popularly called as Antharjanams. The term Antharjanam means those who belong to inside or the inside people. The present study recounts the suffering of Antharjanams and role of Antharjana Samajam in their reform movements. Antharjana Samajam was an organization founded by Namboodiri women for emancipating themselves and to eradicate the social evils. Parvathy Nenmeni Mangalam raised the first voice from among the Antharjanams for community reforms. She along with other leaders fearlessly throw away the ghosha and marakkuda, two traditional symbols of a Namboodiri women and began to appear in public platforms.
"Four Sentences of Hengqu" under the Perspective of Practical Studies
Authors: Ya Hourui
Published: June 2024

"Four sentences of Hengqu" include the ontology of Zhang Zai's philosophy, the theory of human nature and the academic pursuit and mission responsibility of Confucian scholars. Under the perspective of practical studies, "To set heart for Heaven and Earth; To secure life and fortune for the people" reflects that all things are born of Qi, from the perspective of Qi ontology shows that people can improve morality and become good by changing their temperament; "To inherit the ultimate truth for past sages; To establish peace for future generations" is intended to emphasize that everything are real and born in Qi, to clear and correct the name of Confucianism, follow this "right path" can realize the world peace.
Eros Repression and Assault Instinct in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman
Authors: Chen Peng
Published: June 2024

As one of the greatest playwrights, Arthur Miller was honored by people as the conscience of America in the twentieth century for he bravely faced the problems of society and gave sharp criticism to the issues about humanity, morality and justice. By using two of Marcuse’s critical theories—Eros repression and assault instinct, this paper holds that Willy and his family, who are living in a morbid society, suffered from Eros repression and as a consequence, their assault instinct is stimulated, which leads to his tragedy.
A Study on Cultivating Students' Cultural Awareness in English Reading Teaching in Junior Middle School
Authors: Guo Yicong , Qian Nini
Published: June 2024

This article aims to explore how to deepen students' sense of identity with the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation and their sensitivity and ability to identify the similarities and differences between Chinese and foreign cultures in English reading teaching, so as to cultivate students' international and cultural awareness and intercultural communication skills. This article first reviews the concepts of core literacy and cultural awareness, and analyzes the importance of cultivating cultural awareness among junior high school students during the English reading teaching stage in junior high schools. Then, combined with specific reading teaching, it focuses on efficient ways to cultivate cultural awareness in junior middle school English reading teaching. Finally, the full text is summarized and the research significance of this article is reiterated.
The Music Style and Performance Analysis of the First Movement of Kabalevsky's Piano Sonata No. 3 in F Major (Op.46)
Authors: Yang Zhang
Published: June 2024

The Piano Sonata No. 3 in F Major (Op.46) stands as a representative work of Soviet composer Kabalevsky. This piece was composed during the 20th century, a time marked by a push to break away from conventions and experiment with the full spectrum of musical possibilities. Nonetheless, the musical style of the piece is a mix of traditional classical sonata form and modern musical expression. The melody is beautifully crafted and infuses modern musical nuances. This article uses this work as an example. By analyzing the creative background and musical writing style of the piece, it explores how to understand the musical performance style and the 20th century music style from the aspects of key touch, pedal, rhythm, speed, and force.
The Research of Henan Image Construction from the Perspective of Multimodal Discourse Analysis
Authors: Zheng Shuangshuang
Published: June 2024

Night Banquet in Tang Dynasty Palace, as a dance program in the Henan Spring Festival Gala, went virus on the Internet and triggered hot discussion about the integration of Chinese traditional excellent culture and modern Internet technology in different fields after its launching. This program not only innovates the presentation style of traditional culture, but also promote the image of Henan rapidly in some degrees. In addition, the Night Banquet in Tang Dynasty Palace conveys rich information to the audience through using different modes, such as images, music, body movement and facial expression. This paper intends to analyze how different modes connected to convey meanings as well as constructing the image of Henan in the video based on the Visual Grammar Theory in Multimodal Discourse Analysis, which is an useful tool to analyze videos and pictures. After the discussion, the author concludes that Henan is a province with huge amount of cultural resources, open and innovative spirits, and cautious and conscientious images.
Research on the Development of Human Resource Management in Contemporary Chinese Enterprises
Authors: Meng Juncheng , Wang Yueying
Published: June 2024

Over time, human resource management has evolved from a purely administrative function to a key business partner closely linked to an organization's strategy. This contemporary human resource management increasingly relies on technology, and these technology tools provide HR professionals with more data and insights to support more effective decision making. To improve their competitiveness, enterprises must fully tap the potential of human resources. At present, Chinese enterprises have some problems and deficiencies in human resource management, and it is urgent to analyze the root causes of the problems and actively reform the management system and measures according to the actual situation of enterprises. Therefore, this study will analyze the current situation of enterprise human resource management and put forward management strategies, which is of great significance for enterprise reform.
Reflections on AIGC Empowering the Development of Guizhou's Intangible Cultural Heritage
Authors: Wang Wen , Wang Wen , Yang Guipeng , Liu Xueyi
Published: June 2024

Under the background of rural vitalization strategy, it is the mission of the times as well as the realistic demand to realize the vitalization and dissemination of intangible cultural heritage, and to transform the cultural empowerment advantage into economic development momentum. Based on AIGC technology, this paper discusses the era context of the development of intangible cultural heritage in Guizhou Province, and analyzes the digital development path of intangible cultural heritage in Guizhou from the four aspects of reconstructing intangible cultural heritage preservation mode, innovating intangible cultural heritage inheritance dimension, developing intangible cultural heritage products and expanding intangible cultural heritage dissemination channels.
The Image of Cruise Tourism is Dislocated and Regulated from the Perspective of Tourism Gaze Based on the Differentiation and Harmony of OGC and TGC Images
Authors: Hu Wenyue
Published: June 2024

Tourist gaze is an interactive two-way behavior of observation and experience. From this theoretical perspective, based on the coding analysis of occupation-generated content (OGC) and tourist-generated content (TGC), this paper studies the differentiation and harmony of cruise ships in the South China Sea, explores their image dislocation and proposes regulatory measures. The results show that in the emotional dimension, positive emotions are the main proportion of the two evaluations, showing a trend of positive> neutral > negative. In terms of the objects of concern, both can be divided into five dimensions: cruise services, cruise companies, cruise products, shore tourism and operation management. In terms of image dislocation, firstly, in terms of advertorial vocabulary, OGC tends to standardize objective presentations, and the richness and emotional color of words are weak; Secondly, in terms of focusing on dimensions, OGC pays more attention to showing the high-quality tourism resources and feelings of family and country of Nanhai Cruises, and the communication content is more diversified and the communication structure is more stable. TGC is more inclined to show the main role of "people" in the process of conveying the cruise tourism experience in the South China Sea, focusing on cruise catering, cruise accommodation, cruise service and operation management. Finally, combined with the IPA model, relevant control measures are put forward for the image dislocation of cruise ships in the South China Sea from four aspects: the continuation area, the oversupply area, the opportunity development area and the key improvement area.
A Review of Issues in the Development of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) from the Perspective of E-Commerce Disputes
Authors: Wu Yanlin
Published: June 2024

With the development of Internet technology, the era of interconnection, the efficiency, simplicity of the internet are more and more prominent, and e-commerce transactions have reached an unprecedented scale. E-commerce as well as mobile payment has become the main way of people's daily life shopping, e-commerce law is generated at the same time, online dispute resolution mechanism is precisely in this energy background came into being. Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), as an emerging dispute resolution mechanism worldwide, is considered to be a mechanism of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) linked to Information and Communications Technology (ICT). It is regarded as a brand new dispute resolution method formed by Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) linked with Information and Communications Technology (ICT). This paper aims to make a preliminary discussion on ODR, and then puts forward some suggestions on the development of ODR in China, so as to promote the improvement and development of China's online dispute resolution mechanism.
Analysis of the Technical and Tactical Characteristics of Li Shifeng in 2023
Authors: Ruan Jilong , Wang Bin , Wang HaO , Yang Mingxiang
Published: June 2024

Objective: To explore and understand the skills and tactics used by the world's top badminton players in the competition, so that ordinary badminton lovers can understand and use the skills and tactics of badminton, improve the level of skills and combat, and expect to provide reference for improving the skills and tactics of the athlete Li Shifeng. Methods: Using the literature method, video observation method and mathematical statistics method, we analyzed the serve, reception, front court ball processing, midfield ball processing, back court ball processing and gain and loss in the competition, and summarized the characteristics of his skills and tactics in the competition. Conclusion: 1) Li Shifeng's serve is mainly backhand ball, and the serve is concentrated in areas 1 and 5 in front court; other areas are involved but not frequently. At present, there is a tendency of men's singles in badminton. 2) Li Shifeng's use of receiving service skills and tactics is mainly to rub and put the net and pick the ball, while the use of other technical balls is involved but not much. He has a high sense of defense, but also actively attack, trying to break free of the control of the opponent, actively strive for the initiative of the game, so the net in the return stage is also particularly important. 3) The use of forward ball skills often requires more energy into dealing with the opponent's return to gain the chance to dominate the game. Li Shifeng's front court attack is more active, like to rub the ball and pick the ball skills and tactics, so as to win the advantage in front of the net. 4) There is no obvious technical and tactical gap in the performance of Li Shifeng and his opponents in the midfield, and all the ball techniques are used. The straight line technology before the net is the most used, followed by the diagonal and pick the ball, and the flat ball is the lowest frequency. 5) Li Shifeng in the back using the ball and kill the ball tactical ability is better, the back is Li Shifeng in the back of the highest utilization technology, using the ball back, facilitate the best time to use the ball, and consciously and accurately control the point and Li Shifeng in the back is given priority to with the ball score, steady, fast, drop ball point precision, to the field of control consciousness is strong, control the rhythm of the tactical intention.6) Li Shifeng loses too much points actively, which is in a phenomenon that he wants to actively grab the advantage but loses points due to poor technical treatment.
Research on the Approach of Pre Writing in Art Activities Based on the Perspective of 3-6 Year Old Children
Authors: Li Lingling
Published: June 2024

Children aged 3-6 have not yet acquired formal writing skills, and their main way of expressing their understanding and thoughts about the world is through painting. Almost all children have a strong interest in painting and hope to express their thoughts through it. The pre writing of children aged 3-6 is a spontaneous or adult guided behavior of drawing, writing symbols, and writing, which is an important foundation for transitioning to formal writing. Fully understand and respect the physical and mental development laws and characteristics of children aged 3-6 years old at different age stages. Based on the cognitive and learning needs of children, provide them with rich painting tools and materials, stimulate their interest in pre writing in playful art activities, exercise their fine motor skills, accumulate pre writing experience, and prepare them for scientific early childhood transition.
A Study of Pre-Service Preparation of Exceptional Teachers in Elementary Schools from the Perspective of TPACK
Authors: Huang Junhao , Cao Jianhua
Published: June 2024

In the context of educational informatization, what knowledge and ability teachers should have has always been a hot topic in educational research. The proposal of TPACK, which integrates technology, not only conforms to the trend of the times and promotes the integration of curriculum, but also provides a new perspective for teachers’ professional development. The quality of primary school excellent teachers determines the quality of primary education in China, and pre-service training is the most systematic, comprehensive and far-reaching stage in teacher training. Therefore, it is very important to do a good job of pre-service training of primary school excellent teachers. This study mainly analyzes the problems existing in the training concept, curriculum setting and teaching practice of excellent teachers in pre-service primary schools in China, and puts forward the mode construction of cultivating excellent teachers in primary schools from the perspective of TPACK, so as to promote the pre-service training of excellent teachers in primary schools and promote the process of educational informatization in China.
Research on the Current Situation and Countermeasures of Patriotism Education for High School Students - Taking Zigong City as an Example
Authors: Huang Junhao , Cao Jianhua
Published: June 2024

The promulgation and implementation of the Patriotism Education Law of the People's Republic of China has provided a more perfect legal guarantee for the strengthening of high school students' patriotism education by the coercive force of national regulations. This paper researches the patriotism education of high school students under the background of the Patriotism Education Law of the People's Republic of China through literature research method and questionnaire survey method, and analyzes the patriotism education of high school students, which has the problems of insufficient understanding of the content of patriotism education, the effect of patriotism education method to be improved and the evaluation mechanism of patriotism education is not sound, and puts forward a proposal of subject teaching in response to these problems. In the light of these problems, it also proposes that the content of patriotism education should be carried through the teaching of academic disciplines, that the method of patriotism education should take root in practice, and that the evaluation mechanism of patriotism education should be improved.
The Phenomenon of Contemporary Youth's "Bai Lan": Cultural Construction and Media Communication
Authors: Wei Haonan
Published: June 2024

As a new variant of youth subculture, "Bai Lan" reflects the youth's stance expression and value orientation in the Internet era. Through network ethnographic analysis and semi-structured interview, this paper systematically sorts out the cultural characteristics, evolution process and complex motives of the phenomenon, and makes an in-depth analysis of the unintended consequences brought by the phenomenon in the process of dissemination, forming three research findings: First, the phenomenon is a cultural product formed by young people who weaken their identity and deconstruct traditional values under their own development difficulties; Second, the generation, expression and dissemination of "Bai Lan" culture are interactive processes between individual youth, groups and network media; Third, youth "Bai Lan" is a kind of strategic behavior, whose subjective motives can be divided into emotions and pressure vent, self-protection and self-benefit maximization. In the process of "Bai Lan", negative language framework and media distorted narrative are likely to cause objective adverse effects on youth's cognitive orientation and behavior choice.
The Living Environment of the Nobility and upper Middle-class in Pest-Buda during the Second Half of the 19th Century
Authors: Zhang Ying
Published: June 2024

The 19th century was a very important century in the history of Hungary. A series of significant historical events that happened in the latter half of the 19th century, all had a profound impact on the Hungarian nation, especially on the daily lives of people living in Pest-Buda. In this paper,, I have chosen to focus on the nobility and upper middle-class living in Budapest (Pest-Buda before 1873), hoping to analyze their daily lives through an examination of their living environment in the second half of the 19th century.
Discussion on Methods to Improve Students' Interest in English Learning
Authors: Li Enliang
Published: June 2024

In today's globalized world, English has become a world-wide-used language. However, for many students, learning English can become a tedious task. Therefore, how to increase students' interest in learning English has become an important teaching challenge. This article will explore some effective methods and strategies to help teachers stimulate students' interest in learning English.
Discussion on the Application of Flipped Classroom in English Teaching in Higher Vocational Colleges
Authors: Gong Haiyan
Published: June 2024

With the rapid development of internet technology, educational technology is also advancing continuously. The flipped classroom, as a new teaching model, has demonstrated unique advantages in higher vocational English teaching. This article aims to explore the application effects of the flipped classroom in higher vocational English teaching and its impact on students' learning motivation and achievement. It elaborates on the important role of the flipped classroom in higher vocational English teaching and analyzes the current status of its application in practical English teaching in higher vocational education. In light of the existing problems, effective solutions are proposed. The research results show that the flipped classroom model can significantly improve students' interest in English learning and their academic performance, while also enhancing their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
Machine Learning-Driven Digital Identity Verification for Fraud Prevention in Digital Payment Technologies
Authors: Qin Lichen , Zhong Yuqiang , Wang Han , Cheng Qishuo , Xu Jinxin
Published: June 2024

This article explores how machine learning techniques can be used to drive digital authentication to prevent fraud in digital payment technologies. First, it introduces the development trend and fraud risk of digital payment technology, and then analyzes the limitations of traditional authentication methods, focusing on the potential of machine learning in digital authentication. It then explores specific application scenarios of machine learning in digital authentication, including data collection and preparation, feature engineering, model selection and training, as well as real-time monitoring and anti-fraud processing. Finally, current challenges and solutions are discussed, as well as the future of machine learning in digital payment technology. Through in-depth analysis of these contents, the article aims to provide readers with valuable insights to help them better use machine learning technology to improve the security and reliability of digital payments and promote the sustainable development of the digital economy.