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The Hardship Faced by University Female Students in Sexual Harassment Events
Authors: Cui Can , Fan Yurong , Wang Siyao
Published: December 2023

Sexual harassment is defined as a behavior of sexual violence, often happening when the assaulters outpower the victims, causing hardship for female victims to protest and resist. Women in universities who experienced sexual harassment are facing hardships in the expression of sexual harassment, the protest process, and stigma after harassment happened. The first hardship after sexual assault is aphasia, this may be due to both internal and external factors. The shame and self-loathing may be the internal factors, while external factors are the unjust treatment women received. This aphasia causes women to not fight back and the increasing rate of sexual harassment. Secondly, the dilemma faced by victims of sexual harassment is the dilemma of fighting for their rights. The protection of victims of sexual harassment is sufficient due to the less comprehensive law and the public behavior. Such insufficient protection causes female victims in college not to report the assaults they suffered. Finally, the hardship faced by female victims is the difficulty of protecting their reputation, stigmatization is the main hardship faced by female college students.
A Comparative Study on Returns to Higher Education in China and the United States from the Perspective of Gender Equality
Authors: Xiong Yuxuan
Published: December 2023

With the changes in social culture, the role of women in higher education worldwide has gradually strengthened. Although women have made significant progress in higher education, they still face inequality after graduation in the workplace. This article explores the similarities and differences between China and the United States in terms of higher education returns from a gender equality perspective and offers suggestions. The study finds that China and the United States have gender disparities in employment opportunities, levels of employment, and compensation. Some American women face more challenging employment situations than Chinese women. While women in the United States are gradually taking important positions in certain fields, there isnt a prominent phenomenon like this in China. The returns on higher education for Chinese women are more influenced by family factors and traditional views, while in the United States, the impact of these factors is smaller. To address these issues, relevant measures should be implemented. Firstly, it is essential to strengthen anti-gender discrimination laws and regulations to reduce the unfair treatment women face in the workplace. Secondly, promoting women to leadership positions and encouraging them to enter non-traditional fields after graduation are effective ways to reduce occupational gender discrimination. Additionally, employers should offer parental leave, flexible working hours, and remote work options to help women better balance their professional and family responsibilities. Lastly, the state can use social media and cultural events to disseminate the concept of gender equality and encourage women to engage more freely in their career development.
Analysis on the Influence of Fandom Culture on Contemporary Young People and Countermeasures
Authors: Yin Xiangjian
Published: December 2023

This study aims to explore the influence of star-chasing culture on young people and corresponding strategies. To achieve this goal, a discussion on fan culture was carried out, and the comprehensive impact of popular culture on people's daily social life was studied as economic globalization, social informatization, and cultural diversification deepened. The star effect and the worship of star idols, as important forms of popular culture and carriers of dissemination, popularize popular culture and become an essential force. The worship of star idols, as a part of popular culture, promotes the connection and development between idols and fans, fans and fan culture, gradually entering the public's view. With the rapid development of new media, supported by capital and traffic, the youth lacks discernment, and the traditional fan culture has upgraded to a fan circle culture, which has caused many negative effects on teenagers, such as wasting time and energy, influencing personal cognition, leading to deviation in consumer attitudes, and hindering the formation of correct moral concepts. Fan circle culture not only brings negative influences but also brings psychological comfort to fans. Idols create a perfect image that fans love and transmit positive energy to them. Some fans take idols as examples and motivate themselves to become better people.
Analyzing Public Sentiments: A Study of Weibo Users Comments on Peoples Daily Coverage of the Japan Nuclear-Contaminated Water Discharge Incident
Authors: Jing Yijie
Published: December 2023

Social media have become paramount platforms for information transmission. The extended online communication space enables netizens to express themselves with more freedom and autonomy. As Chinas official news outlet, Peoples Daily plays a key role in policy dissemination and social affairs reporting. This study examines the publics sentiments based on Japans nuclear-contaminated water discharge incident on Weibo, utilizing content analysis as the research method. The most popular comments of Peoples Daily relevant coverages were selected by purposive sampling to analyze the masses emotions. The researcher found that a significant portion of the public expressed negative attitudes towards the incident and the comments are characterized by fragmentation and disorganization. Besides, anonymous on Weibo often results in casual and emotional expressions, which may also be accompanied by offensive remarks. Despite the extensive participation, numerous netizens share similar views, leading to one-sided discussions on Weibo. Alleviating public doubts and preventing the spread of rumors and panic requires government and media efforts. These findings could help them grasp and interpret the situation of public sentiments, better monitoring and guiding public opinions.
Research on the Influence of Douyin on Teenager in China
Authors: Fang Yuehan
Published: December 2023

In today's dynamic digital landscape, the influence of social media on adolescents has emerged as a central focus of research, education, and parenting. Douyin, a prominent short-form video platform, has become a key player in shaping teenagers' online experiences. This qualitative study undertakes a comprehensive exploration of the intricate relationship between Douyin and teenagers, shedding light on both its advantages and challenges. With a thorough review of pertinent literature, this research investigates Douyin's multifaceted impact on teenagers' psychological, social, and educational spheres. The study is guided by specific research objectives, including the examination of how Douyin fosters global connections and cross-cultural interactions, serves as a platform for promoting social awareness, contributes to skill development and informal learning, shapes teenagers' engagement with current events, and explores potential negative consequences such as addiction, physical harm, mental health issues, privacy concerns, and exposure to inappropriate content. The findings underscore the dual nature of Douyin's influence on teenagers, elucidating its role as a catalyst for global connections and social change, while also highlighting potential pitfalls related to addiction, safety, and privacy. As Douyin continues to play a pivotal role in the digital lives of teenagers, this research serves as a timely reminder of the importance of responsible use and guidance from educators, parents, and guardians. It underscores the need for a balanced approach to harnessing the platform's benefits while safeguarding against its potential drawbacks, emphasizing the broader significance of navigating the digital world with mindfulness and intentionality.
Exploring the Inadequacy of Women's Protections in the U.S. from the Supreme Court's Judicial Decisions on Abortion
Authors: Gao Runyuan
Published: December 2023

The prevailing view that women should have the right to their reproductive choices has led to an indissoluble link between feminism and the right to have abortion. The focus of this paper is on the pressing issue of abortion rights controversy in the current protection of women in the United States. With the overturning of Roe v. Wade, there is an urgent need to clarify the debate surrounding abortion rights. The proposed approach to address the subject matter in this paper is to reassess the implications of the right to abortion. A discussion on the inadequate judicial protection afforded to women in abortion cases is required. The paper scrutinizes and evaluates pertinent cases and reviews on the topic, proposing that the Dobbs case will result in various undesirable outcomes. The paper proposes that female reproductive safety is under threat, as is their position in daily life, freedom of production and social status. The reversal of Roe v. Wade has had a detrimental impact on the progression of social and gender equality. The findings propose that the politicization of abortion should be reassessed in light of societal evolution when addressing social issues.
Comparative Study of International School Education and Public School Education in China
Authors: Wu Yizhen
Published: December 2023

Nowadays, many Chinese parents are grappling with the decision of whether to choose an international school or a public school for their children. They can compare these two types of school education from various aspects. This article aims to conduct a comparative study on the differences and comparisons between international schools and public schools using comparative research methods. Indeed, there are distinct differences between international schools and public schools. International schools focus more on physical education and develop cooperation abilities. They have beautiful environments and provide good food. Public schools focus more on preparing for the college exam. Most of them have good campus environments, but the food in the canteen is not palatable according to the students. Through investigation, it can be concluded that international schools are suitable for students who desire strong teacher-student connections, engaging in numerous activities, and possessing excellent communication skills. On the other hand, public schools are more suitable for students who thrive in a group learning environment, prefer to engage in individual work, and possess strong problem-solving abilities.
Discussing the Motivations of Chinese Pupils to Study Abroad and Predicting Its Effects on Adaptation Based on Self-determination Theory
Authors: Zhang Keyue
Published: December 2023

As the escalating population of Chinese international students has emerged, their adaptation has become a concern for educators all around the world. Previous literature has rarely explored the impacts of individual factors, such as motivation, on students' adaptation processes. So, this article discusses the motivations possessed by Chinese international students first and then attempts to clarify their importance in adapting. It provides a perspective for foreign universities and researchers to address the issue of international student maladjustment, which contributes to the psychological well-being of students who study overseas. This study is secondary research. Based on self-determination theory, this article categorises the motivation of Chinese international students into intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. Then, this article investigates the effects of these two types of motivation on students' adaptation journeys. The study found that the extrinsic motivations of Chinese students are: 1. Better living environment and lower expenses; 2. Future occupations; 3. The expectations of parents; 4. Professional Curriculum. Intrinsic motivations are 1. Spiritual Freedom; 2. Self-improvements. In comparison, intrinsic motivation is more beneficial to student adaptation. As a result, this article suggests educators need to focus on developing students' intrinsic motivation to learn.
Interaction Between the Imperial Examination System and Politics and Its Limitations
Authors: Chen Xibei
Published: December 2023

The imperial examination system has been deeply influenced by the country's system category, historical tradition, and political system, which also determines its limited historical and realistic role in the political system. The imperial examination system extended the selection of officials to the whole society, provided a relatively fair opportunity for China's intellectuals to compete, and gave the country a wide range of political talents and a stable system. The civil service performance evaluation system established on this basis also has a positive reference value for curbing corruption. The imperial examination system in ancient China is an important system in Chinese history, which is an important part of ancient Chinese culture and an important symbol of Chinese history. This paper studies its profound influence and enlightenment on Chinese history and culture. At the same time, the paper studies that the imperial examination system is an important part of Chinese history and culture, which promotes the development of Chinese bureaucracy, cultivates Chinese cultural tradition, promotes social mobility and social progress, and also highlights China's cultural self-confidence and cultural consciousness. While the imperial examination system is an education based on political needs, after education it can impact politics, which forms a circular structure. This reflects interactions between the imperial examination system as the carrier of ' education' and politics. However, in ancient China there will inevitably be some limitations.
The Phenomenon of Education Inequality and Ways to Alleviate the Inequality
Authors: Liu Yihan
Published: December 2023

With the economic development of various countries, the importance of the education industry is also increasingly reflected. After all, education is the driving force of national development. Therefore, the topic of promoting educational equity has attracted much attention from the academic circle. At present, there are still significant problems in the development of education, which is affected by gender, race and regional differences. With the theme of how to promote educational equity and improve unfair treatment in education, the author mainly adopted the literature review method to study and analyze the inequities caused by gender, race and regional differences in education, and found the severity of inequities. In response to the problem of inequity, the author put forward relevant measures that the government and citizens can take, as well as suggestions on ways to avoid more inequity, hoping to have a certain effect on reducing educational inequity. Through the research, it can be concluded that absolute unfairness can be broken through the efforts of the government and the people.
Educational Inequality Between Urban and Rural Areas in China
Authors: Tang Xi
Published: December 2023

China has achieved remarkable economic expansion and progress over the past few decades, but the long-standing huge urban-rural education gap remains a bottleneck for the development of education in China, greatly affecting the progress of society as a whole. The education gap between urban and rural areas in China can be seen in several ways, including resource allocation, teacher forces, and student achievement. This essay focuses on the education inequality between urban and rural areas in China caused by inadequate policy implementation and a lack of high-quality teachers in rural areas. In response to these problems, the essay argues that China needs to adopt a comprehensive and multi-pronged approach, with policy reforms and increasing the number of quality teachers in rural areas as the main areas of endeavor. The essay highlights the urgent need for China to consider educational equality and narrow the urban-rural education gap in the rapid development of the economy.
Academic Aspirations or Societal Realities: Motivation for Continuing Pursuing Higher Education among Chinese Undergraduates
Authors: Zeng Huiming
Published: December 2023

Higher education is currently undergoing an unprecedented global expansion resulting in a rising number of individuals with identical degrees entering the labour market. More people are getting advanced degrees to stay competitive, but this has led to credential inflation, which devalues degrees. In China, this issue has been particularly pronounced based on its massive population, with students persisting in the pursuit of advanced degrees despite recognizing the decreasing worth of their degrees. This article delves into the motivations behind this persistence in higher education among Chinese undergraduates and examines the social implications of credential inflation on career opportunities. The study identifies three primary motivations guiding Chinese undergraduates: academic, economic, and family motivations. Notably, economic incentives dominate, driving the majority of students to pursue further education. However, these motivations are often interconnected and play a pivotal role in shaping individuals' decisions about their academic pursuits. The study concludes by offering recommendations for stakeholders in the higher education system, emphasizing the need to prioritize skills over credentials for employers, establish clear learning objectives and diverse curricula for educational institutions, encourage self-reflection among students, and create a supportive environment for parents.
Analysis of the Problems and Measures of Chinese Art Training and Education
Authors: Chen Xubei
Published: December 2023

In today's era, with the continuous development of the economy and the need for high-quality living among the masses, education plays an increasingly important role in society. However, with the deepening competition of academic courses in schools, off-campus art training is gradually placed in a sensitive position. One parent believes that art training can help improve their children's aesthetic literacy, artistic skills, etc., while the other parent group believes that this is a waste of time activity. This article introduces the current situation and some issues of extracurricular art training for children and young children and proposes corresponding discussions and reflections. Among them, there are issues of emphasis and disdain caused by concepts, as well as issues of attitude towards extracurricular art training. At the same time, there is still a certain economic gap in today's society that can affect the fairness and teaching quality of extracurricular art training. In addition, regional differences in teaching and differences in the concentration of educated individuals are also important factors affecting learning and teaching quality. Finally, to improve the effectiveness of education, this article proposes ways to establish a fair and reasonable fee system, strengthen the construction of teaching staff, and scientifically divide classes to improve the quality of courses.
Self-Presentation: A Video Study of People with Disabilities on Social Media
Authors: Xu Yifan
Published: December 2023

Statistics show that there is one disabled person in every 17 people in China. Although in real life, people with disabilities are not evenly distributed in the same physical space as the able-bodied group, in the decentralized online society that eliminates the physical space separation, more and more people with disabilities are recording and sharing their lives and using self-media to present themselves. If the able-bodied group does not have the opportunity to contact and understand the life and inner world of the disabled group in real life, this distance is being bridged with the empowerment of individuals by social media. This paper attempts to focus on the online performances of disabled groups, and borrows Goffmans self-presentation theory to study the images, ways and changes of disabled bloggers self-presentation with videos. Through the content analysis method, this paper paints a portrait of disabled bloggers and analyzes their narratives. Through in-depth interviews, it explores the inner thoughts and changes of disabled people in the process of self-presentation. Rethink what should be done to make the disabled group live a more dignified and happy life. It may also help the disabled groups clarify their complex psychological feelings in self-presentation and not let the collapse of the Internet context and the loss of control of public opinion affect their positive mindset.
A Casework Study of Emotional Support for Empty-nesters in Rural China An Example from an Underdeveloped Village in Hunan Province
Authors: Zeng Yiqun
Published: December 2023

Population ageing poses an important challenge to China's social development and is a significant factor impeding social advancement. In recent years, the implementation of policies such as the rural Dibao project has improved the living conditions of rural empty-nesters. Due to the migration of many rural workers to urban areas, the traditional Chinese family model of old-age care has been weakened, resulting in a severe dearth of social support, particularly emotional support, for rural empty-nesters. Examining the emotional support of rural empty-nesters is essential for advancing rural old-age security, particularly geriatric social work. Based on the social support theory, this research employs the casework method in social work methodology, along with a questionnaire survey and semi-structured interviews. After investigating the emotional support situation of empty-nesters in Village S, Hunan Province, three representative rural empty-nesters were chosen as casework recipients and in-depth interviews were conducted regarding the status of their emotional support, the problems they faced, and their emotional needs. All three recipients lacked emotional support to varying degrees, according to the findings. This paper examines how the casework approach in social work can effectively improve the emotional support system and enhance the quality of life of empty-nesters in rural China by providing them with targeted services.
Exploring the Motivation in Adolescents Running of We-Media and as Peer Audiences
Authors: Xu Shiyu
Published: December 2023

With the development of the Internet, various types of online we-media platforms have become the main channels for underage Internet users for their everyday entertainment and information acquisition. An increasing number of teenagers are choosing to operate their own social media accounts. While the Internet gives teenagers a broader and more diversified platform to display themselves, it also brings positive and negative impacts on their mental health. The study focuses on the exploration of the motivations, perceptions, influences, and gender differences of adolescents to operate we-media accounts and to be peer viewers of other adolescents' accounts in the context of a high internet penetration rate. The results show that teenagers' overall motivation for operating we-media accounts and being a peer audience is more for entertainment and obtaining information, and less for competing with their peers. The study further concluded that there are large gender differences in the effects of following peer media accounts on peer pressure. Questionnaires were used as well as reading of relevant literature to help gather information and data for the study and to make statistical and comparative analyses.
Exploring the Relationships Between Motivation and Anxiety of College Students English Language Learning
Authors: Pei Junhong
Published: December 2023

Several earlier investigations addressed the connection between motivation and anxiety, but there are scant studies focusing on their relationship in English learning. This study examines how anxiety interacts with motivation in Chinese students learning English. Participants were 51 college students in Sichuan province in China. In this study, a questionnaire including an anxiety scale and a motivation scale was used to collect data, which was analyzed by SPSS. This research used descriptive statistic and correlation analysis. The three links between motivation, anxiety, and extrinsic and intrinsic motivation are the key conclusions of this study. The findings indicate a strong inverse relationship between motivation and anxiety. Anxiety and intrinsic motivation significantly correlated negatively, according to additional studies, while anxiety showed no correlation with extrinsic motivation. Whats more, the results indicate that among college students, only the extrinsic motivation-social is at a low level, while the levels of other motivations are relatively high. The findings can provide college teachers and students with a deeper understanding about anxiety and motivation in Englis learning to improve the effectiveness of learning English and assist them in managing the connection between anxiety and motivation.
Ethical and Moral Issues Raised by Replicating the Moral Model Personality and Creating the Perfect Simulator
Authors: Tan Zheng
Published: December 2023

The reproduction of moral role models and the development of flawless moral robots both raise a number of ethical and moral questions, which are investigated in this study. To begin, the research investigates the social reality of the problem by focusing on the question of whether or not moral role models should be reproduced through technological means. After that, this study developed an ethical conundrum based on it and published it on social media in order to get people's reactions to it. After that, the ethical and theoretical difficulties that may come from duplicating a flawless moral subject into a robot were further investigated through the feedback and messages from the public. These issues included the robot's moral judgement, rights, societal acceptance, awareness, potential risks, and abuse. This underscores the intricate relationship that exists between technology and ethics, as well as the necessity for a synthesis of ethical, legal, social, and cultural issues, as well as broad discussion and interdisciplinary collaboration, in order to handle the complex challenges that are involved.
Project-based Language Learning and Its Implications for English Teaching in Chinese Universities
Authors: Zhong Yuxin
Published: December 2023

Project-Based Language Learning (PBLL) is a novel teaching method that focuses on the student and seeks to transform the model of second and foreign-language education. This technique can dramatically transform students learning experiences. Students are at the center of their own learning experience in PBLL. In comparison to traditional teacher-led instruction, PBLL emphasizes students active engagement and in-depth comprehension. Students will study language in PBLL by taking part in a range of projects that are typically related to their interests, professional domains, or social activities. This article dives into the unique characteristics, benefits, and limitations of PBLL, providing a complete assessment of its applicability in Chinese college English classes. By examining its essential components, useful insights into how PBLL might be used to maximize language acquisition in higher education contexts are gained. Furthermore, this analysis illuminates the current stage of PBLL implementation and forecasts its future trajectory in the field of Chinese college English instruction. This article seeks to serve as a beneficial resource for educators looking to innovate and improve their approaches to college-level English language instruction by chronicling the course of this dynamic teaching methodology.
The Relationship Between School Bullying and Mental Health among Adolescents
Authors: Li Chenting
Published: December 2023

School bullying and mental health continue to be a topic of interest to scholars from a range of territories. Olweus has been studying the direct link between school bullying and depression since the 1980s. It is important to study adolescents as a group. Adolescents are in a key phase characterized by accelerated physical growth. At the same time, there are also major psychological changes in the areas of cognitive, emotional, personality, interpersonal relationships, and beliefs. It is equivalent to a psychological weaning period, so the adolescent stage is a key to social development. Adolescents who were bullied in school are more prone to develop mental illnesses and have lower cognitive abilities, social, and emotional functioning than adolescents who did not experience school bullying. Bullying causes victims to suffer from a range of behavioral problems, such as reduced academic performance, truancy and absenteeism, and dropping out of school, which affects the normal learning and development of adolescents. It was found that the argument of this review is consistent with the theoretical results of most studies. School bullying makes adolescents more likely to develop depression. Surprisingly, however, not only are the bullied susceptible to mental problems, but the bullies and bystanders also become more likely to develop mental issues.
Existing and Potential Causes of Perfectionism
Authors: Yang Qingyu
Published: December 2023

Perfectionism significantly contributes to the development of mental disorders. To implement timely intervention and prevention, it is necessary to further understand the causes of perfectionism. Although previous studies have identified certain causes of perfectionism, with the rapid development of modern society and the influence of significant events, there will be more potential causes in the future. Therefore, this paper aims to summarize and analyze the existing causes of perfectionism through a literature review, and also predict the factors that may become potential causes of perfectionism in the future. The main factors identified in this article involved in the cause of perfectionism are parenting style, personality and culture. On this basis, this paper suggests that in the future, due to the influence of technological advancements, the potential causes may include social media, artificial intelligence and remote education. In addition, given the prevalence of mask wearing in certain regions during the covid-19 pandemic and its impact on the post-pandemic era, masks should also be taken into account when discussing potential causes of perfectionism in the future.
Amplifying NGO Messages with Critical Incidents: A Comparative Analysis of the Impact of New Media Disruption and Legacy Media in Journalism
Authors: Lu Anjin
Published: December 2023

This paper explores the use of traditional and new media by Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) for effective communication. It argues that NGOs should leverage different media forms based on specific circumstances. The paper discusses Farm Radio Internationals use of radio and mobile phones to engage farmers in dialogue, empowering them to voice their concerns. It also highlights the #blogladesh campaign, where mommy bloggers were utilized to raise awareness of womens and childrens health issues. By using traditional media, NGOs can reach a wider audience, particularly in marginalized communities. New media, on the other hand, offers personalized and interactive communication. Understanding the strengths and limitations of each media form enables NGOs to effectively convey their messages, enhance communication effectiveness, and achieve their mission and goals.
The Transition of Film Noir into a Genre of Crime Cinema
Authors: Zhong Ouyuan
Published: December 2023

Some have underrated Film Noir due to some misconception that it is solely limited to black-and-white imagery. However, it encompasses much more than that. It supports an aesthetic and serves as a foundational pillar for crime cinema. This paper will use formal techniques such as diegesis, montage, mise-en-scne, camera angle, and camera movement to analyze two scenes from crime cinema. One example is The Naked City, a quintessential Film Noir that employs chiaroscuro lighting to accentuate the criminal narrative. Another illustrative instance is The Taking of Pelham One Two Three. The argument surrounding Film Noir and crime cinema reveals different depictions of geographical space, yet they share similarities in their representations of themes, including war trauma, masculinity, and class. The Naked City employs a straightforward approach to represent its unique landscape, effectively connecting external and internal spaces. The Taking of Pelham One Two Three uses transportation and currency symbols to establish distinct space connections. Both films, produced in the post-war era, allow for allegorical exploration of auteurs imagination and re-imagination through cinematic elements. These elements ambiguously craft narratives that intricately blend aesthetics and ideology. In this case, the transition of Film Noir into the realm of crime cinema influences the development of modern cinema.
Innovative Design of Traditional Costumes in Digital Art: A Case Study of the Aoluguya Evenki Ethnic Group in Northeast China
Authors: Wang Chao , Yang Zhiyong
Published: December 2023

This paper explores the innovative design and cultural heritage of traditional costumes of the Aoluguya Ewenki ethnic group in the digital age. Through digital techniques, traditional costumes have been infused with modern elements, enhancing the intricacy and diversity of their designs, thus introducing new means of design for traditional attire. Traditional costume patterns and totems are reinterpreted and created through digital software, allowing characters to wear them in virtual film and television, resulting in unique visual effects. 3D modeling technology showcases costume details in virtual film and television, and virtual fitting experiences enable the audience to immerse themselves in historical culture. Balancing modern creativity with cultural authenticity is crucial to achieving innovation and inheritance, ensuring that digital art plays a significant role in the application of traditional costumes of the Aoluguya Ewenki ethnic group.
The Language Origin of the Thinking Differences Between Chinese and English
Authors: Wang Xinyu
Published: December 2023

Language is not merely a tool for communication; it is intricately intertwined with thinking and culture, perpetually evolving under their profound influence. Linguists widely acknowledge that language acts as a reflection of peoples worldview, unveiling diverse modes of thinking, cultural values, and perspectives. The objective of this paper is to delve into the disparities between the English and Chinese languages, shedding light on how these linguistic characteristics engender four fundamental thinking distinctions: imaginal thinking versus logical thinking, linear thinking versus curved thinking, holistic thinking versus individual thinking, and subjective thinking versus objective thinking. By exploring these disparities, a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between language and cognition can be gained. This exploration helps to comprehend how language not only shapes perception of the world but also influences thought processes and cultural perspectives. This research contributes to the broader field of linguistics and provides valuable insights into cross-cultural communication and understanding.
Comparative Study of the Main Images of Shakespeare's Sonnets and Ancient Chinese Poetry
Authors: Xuan Jinwan
Published: December 2023

Shakespeare was a famous playwright and poet during the English Renaissance. His sonnets had a profound impact on world poetry. In the sonnets, he uses different images to express his inner emotions, and China also has extraordinary achievements in the sonnets. The ancient Chinese poets were good at using different intentions to express their feelings. Therefore, this paper focuses on the differences between Shakespeares sonnets and the imagery in Chinese poetry. The choice of images in Shakespeares sonnets and ancient Chinese poetry is closely related to the background of The Times. Shakespeares choice of images focuses more on seasonal animals, while the images in ancient Chinese poetry are more inclined to choose plants and the moon, and the expressions of emotions in ancient Chinese poetry are consistent.
Research of Differences in Chinese and Western Thinking in Linguistic and Custom
Authors: Bao Beining
Published: December 2023

In the situation of gradual globalization, communication and interaction between various languages and conventions have become more frequent. The reflection of the difference between Chinese and Western thinking in linguistic and cultural diversity has become more apparent and essential. By doing this, people can have a further comprehension of the values, cognitive styles, and social habits behind different cultures and languages. In recent research, it has been shown that there are differences in language expression between China and the West, as well as differences in personal values and time. The author would like to research the differences between Chinese and Western ways of thinking in language, the differences in social etiquette and ways of interacting with the different values and cognitive styles. The purpose of the research is to assist people better cope with the challenges of cultural conflicts and exchanges and to foster mutual cooperation among different cultures. The research method used in this paper is the literature review, and the significance of the research is that it not only can help people better cope with and conform to this difference in thinking between China and the West, but it also improves the international communication capacity of future students.
An Analysis of Anti-Feminist Expressions in K-pop Culture
Authors: Diao Zhuoyan
Published: December 2023

This paper critically examines anti-feminist expressions in K-pop culture, using a mixed methodology to analyze selected works. It highlights the impact on artists, global fandom, and cultural trends, emphasizing the necessity for intervention from stakeholders in the industry. While acknowledging the evolution of gender representation in K-pop, the paper addresses persistent criticism of objectification and commodification of female idols. Recognizing K-pops global influence, the study emphasizes the need to address anti-feminist nuances. It explores how K-pop fandoms influence perceptions of gender roles, particularly among youth. By challenging anti-feminist elements, the study aims to promote progress in attitudes towards gender equality. The paper also focuses on the paradox of stardom for female artists, examining how patriarchal bias and male management perpetuate anti-feminist practices. These practices restrict female artists autonomy and reinforce harmful gender norms. Highlighting power dynamics and systemic issues within the industry, the study emphasizes the influence of K-pop artists on their fans and cultural trends. It calls for collaboration among artists, agencies, fans, and policymakers to advocate for change and gender equality. In conclusion, this paper contributes to the discourse on anti-feminism in K-pop. By uncovering hidden undercurrents and exploring sociocultural implications, it aims to raise awareness and promote diverse gender representations within K-pop and society. The study envisions K-pop as a catalyst for positive change, leading to a more inclusive and progressive society celebrating gender equality.
The Relationship Between WeChat False Information Exposure and the Behavior and Cognitive Level of Chinese College Students --From the Perspective of Social Cognitive Theory
Authors: Li Yaqing , Wu Linru , Zhao Yuzhou
Published: December 2023

In the current era of increasingly complex information, the rampant spread of false information is constantly endangering peoples physical and mental health. Exploring the impact of exposure to false information on peoples behavior and cognitive level is of positive significance for people to consciously resist and govern online false information. This study is based on social cognitive theory, with Chinese college students as the research object, WeChat as the research platform, and conducted through questionnaire surveys and SPSS software. The data results indicate that WeChat false information exposure has a positive impact on Chinese college students trust in information, their approval of using informational deception, and their dissemination behavior of false information, but the differences between genders and grades are not significant. College students should be aware of the harm of false information, strive to overcome the risks of false information caused by overconfidence and insufficient social experience, reduce the harm of false information to themselves, and work together with the school and society to suppress the spread of false information.
A Comparative Study of Foucault's Madness and Civilization and Marcuse's Eros and Civilization
Authors: Liu Xian
Published: December 2023

In Madness and Civilization, Foucault explores the history of human civilizations repression of irrationality based on the study of the history of human madness, while Marcuses Eros and Civilization starts from the perspective of civilizations repression of lust for love, and tries to explore a brand-new way out of the civilization of non-repression. Through combing and comparing the two books on the repression of irrational power and the solution paths, it can be found that both books are related to the driving role of aesthetic power in the evolution of human civilization. Among them, the attention and discussion on the phenomenon of madness by philosophers and artists can enable us to better start from the dimension of aesthetics, conduct a comparative study of the two books, and at the same time explore the solution path to get rid of human societys suppression of irrationality.
Subversion and PersistenceAnalysis of Balenciaga's Innovation Strategy
Authors: Ye Xinyu
Published: December 2023

Balenciaga is a world-renowned luxury brand, and its unique design style and profound historical background make its position in fashion unshakable. However, like all innovators, Balenciagas design style is not always understood and accepted by people. This paper will discuss how Balenciaga maintains its influence in the world fashion through subversive innovation and continuous innovation, and analyze peoples different reactions to its innovative design. The author will deeply analyze and understand the history, design philosophy and specific works of Balenciaga. At the same time, we will combine personal observation and experience to evaluate its innovative way and influence. Balenciagas innovation is mainly manifested in subversive innovation and continuous innovation. It redefines fashion by breaking the tradition, while maintaining its unique brand identity and design concept. Although some of Balenciagas designs may be regarded as ugly in the eyes of the public, it is the embodiment of its innovative spirit and the source of its lasting influence in the fashion world.
The Discourse Power Construction of Male Beauty Bloggers and the Disciplined Female Audience from the Perspective of Body
Authors: Shi Ruining
Published: December 2023

With the continuous development of online short video economy, the number of female consumers is also on the rise, among which many male beauty bloggers have joined the short video industry. With the female economy in full swing, some male make-up bloggers are trying to show their masculinity and reinforce female fans with mansplaining. The study, conducted on TikToks beauty blog Kaikai Next door, assessed whether his communication style reflected examples of male preaching from a body-theory perspective.The results indicate that Kaikai Next doors evaluation of the female body continues to be influenced by the male-centric gaze, while male discourse perpetuates the idea of patriarchal culture. This statement elucidates the influence of women and the limitations they face, while simultaneously acknowledging their capacity for resistance. When KaiKai next door, a male beauty blogger, uses symbolic violence and the patriarchal ideology of women otherization to construct a male online image of himself by using female consumers, it results in the oppression of womens living space and the bullying of womens self-worth. However, the qualitative study of only one beauty blogger cannot describe the whole social situation, but this beauty blogger can reflect some gender problems that do exist in society. This study is committed to providing help and reference for promoting an equal society, resisting hegemonic rule and defending ones own rights and interests.
Study on the Status Quo, Trend, Causes and Countermeasures of Population Aging in China
Authors: Yan Fan
Published: December 2023

Due to the inevitable trend of social development and the change of family planning and birth idea, Chinas aging presents a large scale, and the characteristics of population aging fast are rare in the world. The consequent problems include the continuous shrinking of the size of the labor force, the heavy burden of social pensions, and the downward pressure on economic operations. Based on the relevant data of the Seventh Census and the latest theoretical research, this paper mainly analyzes the current situation, trend and causes of aging, and actively promotes the policy of postponing retirement, and puts forward specific solutions, including developing surplus labor force; establishing a redistribution system commensurate with the aging society; accelerating the construction of a sound and perfect social security system; developing high and new technology and develop artificial intelligence machines; improving the education system for the elderly, so as to provide useful reference for China to successfully cope with the aging population.
Developmental Approaches to Artistic Literacy as Exemplified by Museums
Authors: Wang Weiying
Published: December 2023

With the development of society, we have gradually entered the age of information technology, and social art education has improved the worlds artistic and cultural literacy. With the prosperity of culture and the economy, art education and art literacy continue to move towards sustainable development. Contemporary students should have diversified artistic literacy, this paper focuses on expanding the realization of artistic literacy education, formulating artistic literacy means according to the learning behavioral ability of different students, providing space for aesthetics and dissemination through campus art exhibitions, improving students artistic and cultural literacy ability, and stimulating students enthusiasm for creation. This paper uses the use of museums as a means of developing artistic literacy, improving students artistic literacy, understanding and interpreting the world through direct experience in relation to phenomena, and stimulating students interactive experiences within museums. Through simple skinning and media synchronization of museum exhibits, students are able to better understand the meaning behind the exhibits in order to enhance the importance of art and the development of artistic literacy in young contemporary students.