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Propagação do calor – utilização do Arduino no processo de ensino e aprendizagem com a aplicação da metodologia ativa Team Based Learning (TBL)
Authors: Silva Tiago Guerçon da , Loyola Gustavo Viali , Oliveira Karoline Gonzaga
Published: June 2024

O artigo aborda a importância das atividades experimentais no ensino de Física, destacando a necessidade de adaptação das práticas pedagógicas em consonância com a Base Nacional Comum Curricular (BNCC). Analisa-se o uso do Arduino como uma ferramenta potencial para o ensino de Física, com base em uma revisão da literatura que identifica 20 artigos relevantes sobre o tema. A metodologia proposta envolve a implementação de uma Sequência Didática embasada na teoria sociocultural de Vygotsky, utilizando o método Team Based Learning (TBL). O objetivo geral é verificar se essa abordagem proporcionará uma melhora no ensino e aprendizagem, valorizando os conhecimentos prévios dos alunos e promovendo uma experiência mais significativa com os conteúdos de Física. Os objetivos específicos incluem exemplificar os processos de transmissão de calor e investigar a interação dos alunos em atividades em equipe com experimentos relacionados ao tema. Para alcançar esses objetivos, será utilizada uma abordagem qualitativa, com a coleta de dados através de testes conceituais, relatórios de experimentos e avaliação da sequência didática. A implementação será realizada em uma escola pública estadual do Espírito Santo, com alunos do Ensino Médio, utilizando o Google Sala de Aula e o App EscoLAR como ferramentas principais. Espera-se que essa abordagem promova uma aprendizagem mais eficaz, valorizando os conhecimentos prévios dos alunos, promovendo sua autonomia e autoconfiança. Além disso, pretende-se aproximar os conceitos de Física do mundo real dos estudantes, motivando-os a compreender os conteúdos de forma mais significativa. Os resultados esperados incluem a ampliação dos conceitos dos alunos, a aplicabilidade desses conceitos em outros contextos e o crescimento profissional do professor mediador. Através da socialização dos resultados e possíveis publicações, espera-se contribuir para o avanço do conhecimento na área do ensino de Física.
An Interpretation of Emily Dickinson's Death Poem Take Because I Could not Stop for Death as an Example
Authors: Yuan Wenxin
Published: June 2024

Emily Dickinson is one of the most outstanding and influential poets of the 19th century. Her poetry mainly depicts ordinary things of daily life, but with profound content and originality, particularly in exploring the issue of death, which is the most concerning topic for poets in the 20th century. Dickinson showed her strong concern for the value and meaning of life in her poems about death and immortality. Her attitude toward death and immortality developed throughout her life, and death stimulated her passion to transcend the limitations of life and pursue eternity. In the end, the poet transcendently accepts the pain and limitations of life, spits out a strong self-consciousness after profound despair, finds the meaning of life in ordinary daily life, and therefore cherishes the greatness and smallness of life. She is devoted to poetry, constructs her self-world, and realizes her self-value. In poetry, her life finally transcends the limitation and realizes eternal life. Dickinson's poems on death and eternal life and her consciousness of death have gone beyond death itself, and more reflect the poet's profound and positive thoughts on the meaning of life. This paper analyzes the death imagery in "Because I could not stop for Death" to illustrate the poet's view of death, which is to accept it calmly, whereby the human soul attains eternal life.
From Blockbusters to Business Models: A Comprehensive Analysis of Disney's Multifaceted Impact on Financial Markets
Authors: Fu Xinyan
Published: June 2024

This research offers an in-depth exploration into the intersections of entertainment and finance, focusing on Disney's expansive business ecosystem and its influence on option pricing dynamics. The empirical findings pinpoint significant correlations: Disney Plus’s subscriber trends and Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) exhibit a notable relationship with option prices, suggesting a complex interplay between digital revenue streams and financial derivatives. Additionally, revenue surges and operational shifts in Disney's theme parks have discernible impacts on option pricing. Furthermore, case studies on major film releases, including Thor: Love and Thunder and Avatar: The Way of Water, illuminate the profound influence of pop culture events on financial market fluctuations. The rapid responsiveness of option prices to film-related factors, such as reviews and box office performance, emphasizes the intertwined nature of entertainment products and investor sentiment. This research unravels the multifaceted connections between entertainment sectors and global financial markets, providing a robust foundation for future investigations into the evolving entertainment industry and its economic reverberations.
Analysis of Post-Bankruptcy Effects and Reorganization: The Case of Founder Group
Authors: Yuan Binqing
Published: June 2024

The Founder Group, initially known as Yan Zhong Industrial, was one of the first batch of joint-stock companies listed in China. Contemporarily, due to various factors, it has suffered continuous losses and a significant drop in stock price. On June 2, 2022, creditors applied for reorganization at the Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People's Court, citing bankruptcy reasons but potential for restructuring. By December 26, 2022, the court confirmed the completion of the restructuring plan and ended the process. This study focuses on the bankruptcy and reorganization of Founder Group, a significant case in corporate restructuring. It delves into the methods and outcomes of this process, contributing to the ongoing research on corporate survival and adaptation strategies in the face of financial distress. The study employs empirical research methods, analyzing financial, business, and market performance data. It also explores legal and practical aspects of restructuring, distinguishing between survival, sale, and liquidation reorganizations. Results indicate that companies changing their main business post-restructuring fare better economically than those that don't. Founder Group’s restructuring involved a multi-faceted approach, including debt-to-equity swaps, cash settlements, and debt retention, offering insights into effective corporate restructuring strategies. These results shed light on the effectiveness of various restructuring strategies in large-scale corporate bankruptcies. It provides a valuable reference for similar cases, especially in the current economic climate marked by increased uncertainties and risks of large corporate failures.
The Girl Worshipper of Androgyny -- Jia Baoyu from The Perspective of Feminist Psychoanalysis
Authors: Xian Zhiming
Published: June 2024

With the combination of the third wave of feminism and psychoanalytic theory, psychoanalytic literary criticism has opened the era of change from focusing on genes to focusing on the growth environment of characters. However, the study of A Dream in Red Mansions is still biased towards the traditional research method, but there are few studies using this method. In order to fill the gap in this research, this study will focus on the character of Jia Baoyu, and use the analytical method of psychoanalytic feminism and queer theory to analyze Jia Baoyu and his growth environment. Through the analysis of Jia Baoyu's father Jia Zheng, Jia Baoyu's mother Mrs. Wang and Jia Baoyu's place of growth Jia Fu, this study found that these environmental factors had an impact on Jia Baoyu's androgous characteristics, and caused Jia Baoyu's girl worship psychology to a certain extent. The use of psychoanalytic feminism to study Jia Baoyu is a relatively new research method, and it is also rare to look into other fields of the study of A Dream in Red Mansions. It is hoped that this study can provide a research idea for subsequent researchers so that people can focus on other factors besides the characters in the text.
A Study of Advertising on People's Willingness to Buy
Authors: Zhu Pengxu
Published: June 2024

In modern society, advertising plays an important role. This study examines the multifaceted effects of advertising on consumer buying behavior, focusing on how different advertising strategies influence people's willingness to buy. By combining a literature review, consumer surveys, and an analysis of advertising campaigns across a variety of media, the study examines key aspects of advertising, including emotional appeal, message content, and credibility. The study also delves into the role of digital media in enhancing the impact and effectiveness of advertising, particularly in the context of personalized and targeted advertising. The key findings suggest that emotional engagement, brand trust, and perceived value of advertisements play an important role in influencing consumers' willingness to buy. The study also suggests that while digital and targeted advertising is highly effective in influencing the younger demographic, traditional advertising media such as television and print continue to have a significant impact on the older demographic.
Analysis and Suggestions on current situation of Chinese Drug Shortage Problem
Authors: Zheng Yu’ang
Published: June 2024

Medicines play an important role in protecting people's health, but drug shortage is a long-standing and complex problem in the world. As the world's second largest pharmaceutical market, China's drug shortage problem occurs frequently and requires a lot of research to be solved. This study uses the method of literature analysis to summarize the statistics, research and reports mainly from China on the domestic drug shortage problem. It is found that the main reasons for China's drug shortage are low drug profits, flawed centralized procurement policies, drug production capacity and insufficient development and inadequate supplement of APIs. According to this, this study also puts forward related suggestions including strengthening system construction, guaranteeing Supply and Strengthen Monitoring and improving the supply security of active pharmaceutical ingredients. This study enables other scholars to understand the situation of drug shortages in China, and also provide theoretical support for policy improvement and subsequent research.
Descriptive comparison of ELISA and PCR methods in SARS-CoV-2 detection
Authors: Liu Shuwen
Published: June 2024

The novel coronavirus, SARS-cov-2, is the causal agent of Covid-19, and allegedly to have a zoonotic origin. In 2019, it was reported in Wuhan, China, and declared pandemic by World Health Organization (WHO) between 2020 and 2023 soon after, to date, there are no known effective cure or treatments. Reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) are both commonly used testing assays for SARS-cov-2 diagnosis, but only the RT-PCR recognized as the gold standard for the detection. Despite the better sensitivity and specificity, there are certain limitations RT-PCR possesses that make ELISA more preferable. This article presents a descriptive comparison of ELISA against RT-PCR in term of sensitivity and specificity. In addition, their advantages and disadvantages on these two methods were also discussed. The comparison showed better sensitivity and specificity on RT-PCR as expected, in the aspect of methodology, RT-PCR is more complex and time consuming relative to the ELISA counterpart, which making ELISA more favorable in large-scale implementations.
Research on the Impact of COVID-19 on Netflix Call Option Prices based on the Black-Scholes Model
Authors: Jiang Yifan
Published: June 2024

This research delves into the intricate relationship between Netflix call option prices and the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic, employing the Black-Scholes model to analyze the multifaceted dynamics at play. Set against the backdrop of the pandemic's diverse stages, the study seeks to unravel the correlation between external events and investment behaviors. Drawing on distinct temporal periods - pre-pandemic, pandemic, and post-pandemic - the research utilizes historical option pricing data to unveil the impact of COVID-19 on Netflix call option prices. The Black-Scholes model, a robust option pricing framework, forms the analytical backbone, enabling the quantitative assessment of option values during these dynamic periods. Findings reveal that during the pandemic phase, call option prices experienced a notable surge, mirroring heightened investor interest amid increased consumer reliance on streaming services. This trend aligns with the surge in Netflix's subscriber base during the same timeframe. However, post-pandemic, while subscriber numbers continued to rise, call option prices exhibited a decline, underscoring shifting investor sentiments as societies transitioned to a new norm. This research contributes valuable insights into the intricate interplay between global events, entertainment consumption, and investment landscapes. It validates the applicability of option pricing models in understanding pandemic-induced market fluctuations. As financial markets grapple with ongoing changes, the study's implications underscore the profound and adaptable nature of investment behaviors.
Research of Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) and Its Modification
Authors: Xu Yang
Published: June 2024

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is a general-purpose plastic with excellent comprehensive properties, and it is also the second largest resin variety after polyethylene. As one of the most commonly used plastics, PVC is used in many fields, but there are still some defects such as poor toughness, poor heat resistance, and so on. Therefore, the modification of PVC materials is the main research direction in the field of materials. This paper introduces two modification approaches in the modification of PVC, chemical modification and physical modification. Chemical modification includes graft modification and cross-linking modification, and cross-linking modification can be divided into radiation cross-linking and chemical cross-linking. Physical modification includes elastomer modification. In the study of modification methods introduced in this paper, grafting modification can improve the plasticity of the material, and can also give the material special properties such as antibacterial properties. Crosslinking modification can improve the strength of materials, such as tensile strength and compressive strength. Physical modification can improve the impact strength of materials. This paper provides an overview of PVC modification and insight into improvements in common polymeric materials.
A kind of lonidamine reverse micelle and the preparation method thereof
Authors: Sun Chuanchuan
Published: June 2024

This experiment synthesized a new type of lonidamine reverse micelle, which uses the chemotherapy drug lonidamine (LND) as the hydrophobic end and polyethylene glycol (PEG) macromolecules as the hydrophilic chain. CASOH, with a cinnamaldehyde (Cin) structure, designed a surfactant for the middle chain link and used this surfactant to prepare polymeric nano reverse micelles without the need for additional co-surfactants. This experiment verified the feasibility of this kind of lonidamine reverse micelles for the first time. This kind of self-assembled nano-reverse micelles has a simple preparation process and low cost and greatly improves the delivery efficiency of the chemotherapy drug lonidamine.
Democratizing Reform of Authoritarian Politics in Asia in the Perspective of Comparative Politics: A Comparative Analysis of Japan and the Philippines
Authors: Li Hanxuan
Published: June 2024

The “end of life” is viewed as authoritarian politics’ unavoidable fate. Since the Second World War, Southeast Asia has struggled with the transition from authoritarian to democratic governments. The political system of Southeast Asia, including authoritarian politics, has played a significant role in the emergence of many of these nations. Conversely, democracy has been the prevailing norm in most of these nations, despite their being no universally accepted definition of it. The historical relationship between authoritarianism and democracy has been both unpredictable and ever-changing, either mutually beneficial or fatal. This paper attempts to introduce new variables for contemplating the democratic paths of latecomer countries through a comparison of authoritarian reforms in two countries and the paths of democratic development. It draws on examples of authoritarian-democratic transitions in the East Asian nation of Japan and the South Asian nation of the Philippines. In order to gain a thorough understanding of the transition process and uncover new insights, the study also examines the challenges that have come up during this process.
The Decline and Revival of Sanshui's Fisher Community: Challenges, Policy Impacts, and Sustainable Solutions
Authors: HUEN ALEX JUNXIAN
Published: June 2024

This research paper delves into the multifaceted challenges the fishing community faces in Sanshui, China. Once flourishing in the 1970s and 80s, the district has experienced a decline, marked by the disappearance of younger fishermen, safety concerns, pollution, and societal disconnect. A thorough analysis of the governmental policies reveals a mixed impact. At the same time, some measures, such as restrictions on fishing practices and affordable housing, were intended to support the fishers. However, they have inadvertently driven many away from the water. The research paper offers an insight into the cultural significance of the fishing community and proposes sustainable strategies for its revival. Recommendations include spreading the unique cultural heritage for tourism, rigid regulations to halt pollution, and support for fishers during the fishing off-season. The findings underscore the urgency for a balanced approach that recognizes the cultural value of Sanshui's fisher community and aligns it with contemporary economic and environmental realities, to foster a harmonious and sustainable future.
The Use of New Technologies in E-Commerce: A Study of Consumer Experience and Impact Based on Consumer Care Mechanisms
Authors: Du Xinyi , Ding Weihao , Li Yaqi
Published: June 2024

In the past, the single marketing model of traditional e-commerce can no longer meet the experience of consumers in the shopping process, so that consumers' satisfaction and trust in the shopping process have declined, in order to solve this problem. The authors of this paper decided to take the current research and application examples as a starting point to review the existing research and summarize the new e-commerce model based on emerging technologies that have a significant impact and change on e-commerce platforms. This paper focuses on the application of virtual reality technology, virtual fitting mirror technology and artificial intelligence technology in different fields to analyze the impact of corresponding marketing strategies on consumers. This paper uses the SOR model to make a flowchart of the impact of marketing strategies applied by new technologies on consumer psychology and behavior based on existing research. In the end, it was found that new marketing models greatly improved the interaction between consumers and products, so as to regain consumer trust. This paper hopes that this research will have a certain impact on the future marketing model transformation of enterprises and play a certain reference role in future related research.
Understanding and Addressing the Impact of Industrial and Nuclear Wastewater on Marine Ecosystems
Authors: Qin Haoran
Published: June 2024

Industrial and nuclear wastewater profoundly impact Marine ecosystems, an important part of global biodiversity and ecological stability. In order to realize the complexity of energy production and consumption, this paper aims to understand the ways in which these pollutants interact and change with the marine environment. Then, this paper focuses on analyzing the mechanisms of pollutant diffusion, evaluating the effectiveness of current mitigation strategies, and developing sustainable management pathways. This paper concluded that industrial and nuclear wastewater enter the marine ecosystem through direct discharge, runoff and atmospheric sedimentation, producing chain effects on marine plants and animals. Wastewater treatment technologies include innovative methods including nanotechnology, membrane filtration and bioaugmentation that improve the efficiency and cost effectiveness of pollution control. However, wastewater management faces diverse and complex challenges, including the diversity of pollutants, financial and technical constraints, and emerging pollutants. Emerging wastewater treatment technologies and circular economy principles hold promise for improving treatment efficiency, reducing energy consumption, and minimizing environmental impacts. The study presented in this paper can deepen the understanding of the complex interactions between human activities and the marine environment, facilitating informed decision-making and collaborative efforts to achieve sustainable environmental management.
Sustainable Development Strategy for Social Media Marketing: Taking TikTok as an Example
Authors: Dou Jiayi , Wei Zixuan , Yi Menghan
Published: June 2024

Social media marketing is one of the key topics of research today. Researchers have found that social media marketing continues to make progress, but there are still research gaps on social media marketing strategies. Therefore, in order to deeply explore the sustainable development of social media marketing strategies on the TikTok platform and verify its effectiveness through actual cases and data analysis. By analyzing the cases of different brands and content creators on TikTok, this article will look for common success factors and strategies. This article adopts a case analysis method to collect cases from different brands and content creators on TikTok and analyze their successful practices in content creation, interaction methods and brand communication. The research results show that: (1) Brands should continue to pursue content innovation and continue to invest in attracting and retaining audiences. (2) Social media can continue to introduce artificial intelligence and machine learning to provide users with a better experience. This article provides theoretical support for social media marketing.
Application of Cell Membrane-Coated Nanoparticles in the Medical Field
Authors: Shu Pengcheng
Published: June 2024

Since the advent of nanotechnology, nanomaterials have found extensive application in the medical industry. The application of nanoparticles is currently constrained by their low biosafety, limited blood circulation period, and poor targeting capacity. Cell membranes have been continually replicated and employed for encapsulation and camouflage of nanoparticles, to improve their biological features. Cell membranes serve as a window and interface for communication within the human body. Nanomedicine has recently advanced to a new level of development thanks to coating technology that completely grafts cell membranes onto the surface of nanoparticles. The nanoparticles' cover helps them adapt better to challenging physiological settings. They considerably improve their targeting capabilities and avoid immune system clearance through homologous recognition, broadening their spectrum of applications in drug transportation, biological detoxification, and other fields. This article mainly introduces the research progress of the emerging nanoprobe technology of cell membrane packages, as well as the preparation pathway of cell membrane wrapped nanoparticles and the analysis and research of the application value and development prospects in the med.
How to Apply Scaffolding Instruction to Continuation Writing Task Teaching in Senior High Schools
Authors: Wang Xurong
Published: June 2024

With the implementation of new English curriculum standards for high schools and the reform of National Matriculation English Test (NMET), many places incorporate continuation writing task (CWT) in their English teaching. However, due to lack of theoretical guidance and relevant experience, many teachers still use traditional writing teaching method. As a result, students cannot perform well in CWT and the they will lose confidence and interest in writing. It has been proved that scaffolding instruction has positive influence on students’ learning. Therefore, this paper takes the CWT of 2021 college entrance examination English test (National Volume 1) as an example, to analyze how to apply scaffolding instruction to CWT teaching in order to give some guidance for teachers and improve students’ CWT writing competence. Specifically, by building scaffolding, guiding students to enter learning situation, encouraging students to explore independently and learn collaboratively, and making effect evaluation, teachers can not only improve students' writing competence and efficiency, but also develop their learning interest.
Inheritance And Reconstruction of Modern Tempera Painting
Authors: Lu Yixin
Published: June 2024

Tempera painting, as a classical Western painting material technique, has experienced more than a thousand years of fluctuation in the long river of painting. Due to the rapid development of the times, social and technological progress, changes in people's aesthetic concepts, and other factors, tempera painting has gradually entered into a new process, more adapted to the development of the new era and people's spiritual needs. This paper uses literature research method, case study method, summary method to systematically sort out the development and evolution of the system of Tanbera painting techniques in painting creation, focusing on the evolution and development of traditional materials and techniques, media, aesthetics and other aspects of modern Tanbera painting under the trend of diversification of art, enriching the Tanbera painting in the modern traditional techniques and the comprehensive use of new materials, and thus laying a foundation for the contemporary inheritance of Tanbera painting. It provides a theoretical background for the contemporary inheritance and innovative practice of tempera painting so that the ancient art of tempera painting can continue to be inherited and developed under the wave of the new era.
The Growth and Development of Youth League Members in Social Practice
Authors: Wang Zilong
Published: June 2024

This paper explores the growth and development of Youth League members through their engagement in social practice, focusing on the modern context of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). The study examines the human resource management (HRM) challenges faced by SOEs, particularly in terms of compensation structures and career development frameworks. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature and empirical findings, the paper identifies the need for innovative HRM strategies within SOEs to enhance organizational flexibility and employee motivation. It also discusses the construction of administrative work systems tailored to modern enterprises, emphasizing the importance of administrative reform and policy research. In addition, the study examines the characteristics of the youth league members and their social practice, highlighting the role of social enterprises in promoting social and economic value. It addresses challenges such as formalism and suggests strategies for promoting sustainable development in Youth League social practice. In summary, the paper contributes to our understanding of HRM challenges in social enterprises and provides ideas for the further advances of Youth League members in the contemporary scenario.
Unravelling China's Demographic Structure and Beyond: An Exploration Through the Lens of Existence Theory
Authors: Gu Wenqing
Published: June 2024

This treatise introduces the "Existence Theory," a groundbreaking sociological paradigm emerging in 2022, challenging conventional perspectives on social order. Unlike structuralist viewpoints emphasizing external societal influence or neoclassical economics advocating individual rational choice, Existence Theory offers a synthesis. Drawing inspiration from European existentialism and phenomenology, it employs concepts like anxiety, intentionality, and temporality to depict individuals dynamically interacting with their social milieu. Central to this theory is the concept that individuals navigate life-based on cultural expectations, forming distinct existential milestones. Failure to meet these milestones within an accepted timeframe invites societal sanctions. These milestones, inherently sequential, give rise to what may be termed an 'existential ladder'. As time progresses, individual anxieties intensify, leading to "existential urgency." Combining rationalism with Popper's falsification ethos, this paper applies Existence Theory to analyze key social phenomena in contemporary China, including shifting male-female demographics, urbanization trends, and generational dissent against entrenched norms. Through this lens, the paper offers insights into the potential future trajectory of Chinese society. This exploration of Existence Theory sheds new light on how the interplay between individual experiences and cultural expectations shapes the dynamics of societies in the modern era, with a particular focus on China's evolving social landscape.
Analysis Of the Impact of Information Filtering on People's Thinking--Take Filter Bubble as An Example
Authors: Jiang Shanai
Published: June 2024

The term "filter bubble" refers to the personalized information bubble that presents users with content that aligns with their previous interests and beliefs, which is created by algorithms that cater content to an individual's preferences and past behavior. Filter bubbles make it easier for people to find information, but improper use can lead to limited and biased perceptions of the world. For example, individuals may miss out on different perspectives and important information by only being exposed to information that aligns with their existing views. Therefore, paying attention to giving play to its positive role is necessary. Based on this, this paper argues that effective measures should be taken to prevent the negative effects of filter bubbles. First of all, it is necessary to pay attention to the optimization algorithm to avoid the fixed recommendation of information. Individuals should pay attention to making full use of information channels to obtain different information, and at the same time, people should pay attention to maintaining their thinking.
Semantic Minimalism’s Truth-Evaluability: The Minimal Proposition and Semantic Uncertainty
Authors: Zuo Junfan
Published: June 2024

Semantic minimalists argue that the semantic content of a sentence is a complete truth-conditional content that is formed by combining the syntactic structure of the sentence with the semantic values of the expressions used in the sentence, which are determined by their conventional meanings. Contextualists believe that the context in which expressions are used can leave the content of those expressions undetermined, and contexts are necessary to establish their meaning. This paper examines the debate between semantic minimalism and contextualism regarding the nature of meaning and truth-evaluability. Contrary to contextualism's claims, it maintains that minimal propositions are truth-evaluable and tries to disprove contextualism's criticism of minimalism by dispelling the idea that a statement without context will always have incompleteness and content shifting.
Research on the Relationship between Money Supply and Household Consumption——Verification Based on VAR Model
Authors: Liu Yangqing
Published: June 2024

Based on the social expectations of rapid economic recovery in the post-epidemic era, this paper takes the theory of monetary theory as the research perspective, and establishes a VAR model based on time series data from 1990 to 2022 based on the research mechanism of money supply and household consumption in academia, and uses the VAR model as the research method, and conducts empirical research on the correlation between M1 money supply, per capita consumption expenditure and per capita disposable income of residents. Exploring how to boost household consumption by adjusting the money supply under the impact of the epidemic, the results prove that there is a positive correlation between money supply and household consumption, and the relationship between money supply and household consumption is also indirectly affected by a variety of external factors. Based on the research results, this paper finally provides some policy suggestions for the formulation and effectiveness of monetary policy.
The Impact of Different Types of Film and Television Violence on The Shaping of Viewers' Values
Authors: Guo Songya
Published: June 2024

Acts of violence in film and television refer to behaviors that cause physical or mental harm to people or animals in film and television, which can be classified into acts of violence with cause and padding and simple acts of violence. Movie and television violence has an important significance and role in contemporary society and culture, which can not only reflect and criticize the problems and contradictions of real society but also satisfy and regulate the audience's psychological and emotional needs. Based on Violent Catharsis Theory, this paper takes Kill Bill, Joker, Inglourious Basterds, and Killing Eve as the research samples, and compares and analyzes the effects of film and television violence on the audience's value shaping in terms of the two types of violent acts with causes and padding and simple violent acts. The findings of this paper show that different types of movie and television violence have different effects on the audience's value shaping and that violent acts with reasons and padding are more likely to arouse the audience's empathy and understanding, while simple violent acts are more likely to arouse the audience's sense of excitement and entertainment.
The impact of female executives on the pay disparity relationship between organizational staff and executives from a diversity perspective
Authors: Jiao Xinrong
Published: June 2024

The pay disparity between staff and executives has always been a hot issue in corporate governance. This paper empirically analyzes the governance effect of female executives on the pay disparity between staff and executives based on principal-agent theory, social equity theory, role theory, and upper echelon theory. The study found that female executives have a significant inhibitory effect on the salary gap between executives and employees; compared with state-owned enterprises, the inhibitory effect of female executives on the salary gap between executives and employees is more significant in non-state-owned enterprises; the environment is uncertain The more extraordinary the gender, the more influential the inhibitory effect of female executives on the pay disparity between staff and executives; the greater the power of female executives, the more significant the inhibitory effect of female executives on the pay disparity between staff and executives. The research conclusion helps to deepen the understanding of the effects of female executives’ participation in corporate governance from the perspective of compensation governance. It has reference significance for the construction of corporate senior management teams.
Low-Temperature Aqueous Batteries
Authors: Li Haoyang
Published: June 2024

Although aqueous rechargeable metal-ion batteries (ARMBs) have become one of the current research frontiers due to their low cost, high safety, and other unique characteristics, traditional lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) lose most of their capacity and power at ultra-low temperatures (below −40°C), which largely limits their application in high-tech fields such as new energy vehicles, national defense security, space exploration, and deep-sea operations. For ARMB to become a more practical device, technology must be developed to make lithium-ion batteries adaptable to a variety of environments, especially cold weather. Although organic electrolyte lithium-ion batteries have made some achievements in low-temperature applications, research in low-temperature ARMBs is still in its infancy. The reason for this difficulty is the freezing of water at low temperatures, which leads to a sharp delay in kinetics. This paper reviews the problems faced by low-temperature aqueous batteries at this stage and proposes strategies to solve the problems and optimize the performance of low-temperature aqueous batteries.
Transparency And Data Protection: Conflicts and Resolutions in International Commercial Arbitration
Authors: Wu Nan
Published: June 2024

This paper delves into the intricate relationship between transparency and confidentiality in international commercial arbitration. It elucidates the significance and meaning of these two values in the context of arbitration, highlighting their crucial roles in maintaining fairness, trust, and legitimacy. The paper navigates through the impact of data disclosure on parties' privacy rights and emphasizes the need for a delicate equilibrium between transparency and data protection. Furthermore, it explores various strategies for resolving conflicts between these values, including the establishment of effective information disclosure and informed consent mechanisms, the utilization of anonymization and pseudonymization techniques, the optimization and innovation of arbitration rules and procedures, and the development of applicable data protection guidelines and standards. In conclusion, this paper underscores the pivotal role of confidentiality as the primary value objective in commercial arbitration, while acknowledging the intrinsic value of transparency in ensuring justice. It underscores that both values are interdependent, shaping the framework of the arbitration system, and their harmonious coexistence is vital for the continued relevance of international commercial arbitration in a rapidly changing global landscape.
Budgeting and Cost Control in Film Production: Balancing Creativity and Financial Viability
Authors: Chen Jingqiang
Published: June 2024

Film budgeting and cost control are significant aspects of film production where it is the responsibility of the production managers and the filmmakers to balance creativity with financial viability. Independent films, for example, manage to produce impactful movies within budget and use multiple, effective const-control strategies. The paper thus highlights and discusses the aspects of film budget and their impact on the film and their ability to generate profit. The paper includes a literature review to address the existing studies in the field, which can help us to address the problem in a more detailed way. Afterwards, the paper includes the analytical framework where case studies are discussed, followed by limitations and future outlook. Many a time, filmmakers spend more money than they decided due to poor planning and include elements that can be easily avoided to balance the budget. The paper thus also locates and discusses multiple cost control stargates that filmmakers can use to plan and budget their films. It also includes multiple examples of small and high-budget films where effective and ineffective budgeting strategies have been discussed.
Coronary Heart Disease Prediction from Common Risk Factors
Authors: Song Jianing
Published: June 2024

Coronary heart disease (CHD) is the most prevalent type of heart diseases, and is one of the most common chronic diseases leading to death. This study analyzed the data collected from coronary heart disease patients and developed a predictive model for coronary heart disease diagnosis. The dataset from Kaggle website contains 462 observations, one target variable and 9 common risk factors, such as systolic blood pressure (sbl), the use of tobacco each year, low density lipoprotein (ldl), body adiposity index (BAI), family history, the score of type A personality, body mass index (BMI), daily use of alcoho and age. At first, the data prepossessing indicates that there are no missing value and extreme distribution, and the correlation and collinearity between the variables are weak. Then the study develops two prediction models using the methods such as k-nearest neighbor (KNN) and logistic regression. To choose the most suitable one, the indicators like kappa value and accuracy are the main factors to evaluate the model’s performance. The results shows that the logistic regression model have the higher accuracy, which is equal to 0.7174. After dropping some variables which have little impact on final prediction, the outputs present that yearly use of tobacco, low density lipoprotein, family history and BMI are the main factors which may influence the diagnosis of CHD. In the end, more clinical patients’ data still needs to be collected for improving the model’s accuracy.
ESG Performance and Corporate Digital Transformation
Authors: Wu Huiyun , Zheng Junnan , Zheng Zhiwei
Published: June 2024

At present, ESG is a major development trend under the background of dual carbon, and this paper takes Sun Hung Kai Properties and MTR Corporation as cases, this article compares and analyzes the digital transformation measures taken by the two companies in the three aspects of environmental, social and corporate governance, summarizes the results obtained by the two companies, and discusses the relationship between ESG performance and corporate digital transformation and upgrading. In addition, this paper extends from these two cases to other enterprises and finally concludes that digital transformation can help enterprises achieve results in three aspects: improving the environment, strengthening the connection between enterprises and the public, and modernizing the Corporate Governance system, so as to expand the visibility of enterprises, help enterprises better assume social responsibility, and put forward suggestions for improvement from three aspects: environmental, social, and government: enterprises can use cloud computing and other technologies to improve digital operation capabilities, use digital platforms to strengthen employee welfare, improve customer service, strengthen enterprise personnel management through network management platforms, and improve governance systems.
Study on Synthesis and Properties of New Nanomaterials in Inorganic Chemistry
Authors: Li Yuxuan
Published: June 2024

With the rapid development of nanotechnology, the synthesis and properties of new nanomaterials in the field of inorganic chemistry have attracted much attention. In this study, the synthesis method, structural characteristics and optical, electrochemical and magnetic properties of molybdenum oxide nanosheets were systematically studied. Molybdenum oxide nanosheets were synthesized by solvothermal method, and their morphology and crystal structure were deeply analyzed by means of X-ray diffraction (XRD). The results show that the synthesized molybdenum oxide nanosheets have two-dimensional lamellar structure, excellent crystallinity and morphology controllability. In terms of optical properties, it was characterized by UV-Vis absorption spectrum and fluorescence spectrum technology, and it was found that it has good optical absorption and fluorescence emission performance, indicating that it has potential application value in the fields of optoelectronic devices and biological imaging. The study of electrochemical properties shows that molybdenum oxide nanosheets show good cyclic stability and capacitance performance in electrochemical energy storage devices, showing a wide application prospect. In addition, the magnetic properties of molybdenum oxide nanosheets are systematically studied, and it is found that they exhibit good magnetization behavior under external magnetic field, which provides a new idea for their applications in magnetic recording and sensors. To sum up, this study provides an important reference and theoretical basis for understanding and applying the synthesis and properties of new nanomaterials in inorganic chemistry.
Study on SiO2 Melting Rule Based on Image Analysis
Authors: He Mingfei , Zhong Qiuping
Published: June 2024

In order to study the melting process of SiO2 particles, the pure SiO2 particles and corundum crucible with diameter of 8 mm were used as test materials, the melting rule of SiO2 particles was studied from the area and volume features. The results show that this method can effectively study the melting process of SiO2 particles. At the same time, its area and volume decreased with time, and its melting rate gradually slowed down.
Business Model and Marketing Strategy of the Film and Television Industry in the Omni media Era: Taking "The Wandering Earth 2" as an Example
Authors: Liu Sichang
Published: June 2024

With the advent of the omni media era, the film and television industry has ushered in a new development field. "The Wandering Earth 2", a Chinese science fiction film, has created a phenomenon-level landscape with both popularity and reputation in the emerging film and television market after the epidemic. From the perspective of 4v marketing theory, it is found that the film has carried out differentiated marketing in production and narrative; it has obvious elastic functions in terms of mainstream expectations and multiple values; it has fully realized the added value in derivative markets and popular science communication; it has demonstrated emotional resonance in terms of culture and value, becoming a model of business model and marketing for the film and television industry in the omni media era in emerging markets. Therefore, while responding to mainstream expectations, it is necessary to pay attention to differentiated innovation, meet the flexible needs of audiences at different levels, further explore the added value of works, and create value resonance based on deeply caring for audiences' multiple emotions, to enhance the communication influence of film and television products in the omni media era.
Study of Educational Inequality in China: An Analysis of Cultural Openness
Authors: Yao Jingbo
Published: June 2024

In the realm of educational research, the investigation of disparities has long been a focal point, yet the intricate interplay between sociocultural factors and educational outcomes remains under-explored. This paper scrutinizes the nexus between educational inequality and cultural openness in China's distinctive socioeconomic framework. Anchored in the theory of social reproduction and leveraging economic sociology, the research adopts a qualitative analysis of the sociocultural milieu's impact on out-school education, positing that regional economic disparities culminate in varied degrees of cultural openness, which in turn shape the 'enlightenment level' of individuals. The study reveals that cultural openness significantly influences the distribution of educational resources, thereby affecting student performance and teacher quality, creating a feedback loop that exacerbates educational disparities. Conclusively, the paper asserts that regional economic heterogeneity and resultant sociocultural dynamics are central to educational inequality. It calls for a multifaceted scholarly approach to address these disparities, suggesting that enhancing cultural openness through societal transformation may be as critical as economic interventions to mitigate educational inequities.