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Entre ilustrados y liberales: de los primeros motines a la independencia de Centroamérica
Authors: Tobar Quintero Luis Antonio
Published: January 2025

Las ideas de la Ilustración influyeron en las élites criollas de la Audiencia de Guatemala, quienes las aplicaron durante los primeros motines revolucionarios de 1811. Fenómenos como la independencia de Estados Unidos, la Revolución Francesa y la Revolución Industrial impactaron favorablemente en la búsqueda de autonomía por parte de los criollos respecto a las autoridades españolas. Se debe considerar el término Ilustración en un triple sentido: el primero está relacionado con su uso en la nación ibérica; el segundo hace referencia al «Siglo de las Luces» francés; y el tercero a la definición de iluminismo empleada por los alemanes. Aunque presentan diferencias etimológicas, todas remiten a los cambios experimentados por las sociedades europeas al dejar atrás los elementos del Antiguo Régimen, es decir, la escolástica medieval. Por ello, este artículo tiene como propósito analizar la influencia de dichas ideas, las cuales motivaron a los líderes criollos e intelectuales a promover la separación de las colonias centroamericanas de la monarquía española en 1821. La temática será abordada desde la historia social y política con un enfoque interdisciplinario, partiendo de la pregunta: ¿de qué manera influyeron las ideas ilustradas en los procesos de independencia centroamericanos?
C. A. Doxiadis's Pedestrian Esplanades
Authors: Middleton Deborah Antoinette
Published: January 2025

In the early 1960’s, the phenomena of the displacement of free social space and people in cities due to the reshaping of urban centers to accommodate automobiles, became a driving force propelling C. A. Doxiadis (1913-1975) to explore design variations for urban squares and esplanades. In this article, analysis of a series of urban plans for Korangi, Islamabad and Lahore Pakistan, New Eastwick Philadelphia, Louisville Kentucky, USA, Tema, Ghana, Aleppo University, Saigon, Vietnam, and Miami, Florida USA, developed from 1957to 1972 applies space syntax and Conzenian methods to understand the genotype of Doxiadis’s new urban design variants for pedestrian urbanism. Viewed holistically, the project sequence reflect Doxiadis’s epistemology of design inquiry into future social spatial relationships in the city. His experimentation with a diversity of planning strategies for pedestrian squares and esplanades are found to generate a distribution of movement in ways that often downplays urban centrality forming a new genotype for the 20th century post war city.
Physical and mechanical performance of eco-friendly self-compacting sand concrete with industrial blast furnace slag waste as fine aggregate
Authors: Guendouz Mohamed , Boukhelkhal Djamila , Hadjadj Moussa , Cherati Abd el Aziz , Meguraoui Fatehi , Aissa Islam Larbi , Kadri Zakaria , Ikhlef Khadidja , Zirari Imen
Published: January 2025

The valorisation of industrial by-products in civil engineering is an important sector to the extent that the products to be obtained are not subjected to rigorous quality standards. This work aims to study the possibility of recycling blast furnace slag (BFS) from the El Hadjar factory. These wastes were collected, crushed, and then extruded as grains to be employed in the mass of self-compacting sand concrete (SCSC) by partially replacing the natural sand volume with different percentages (5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30%). The properties in fresh state (mini-slump flow, V-funnel flow time, and bulk density) and hardened state (compressive strength) of the different SCSC mixes are analysed and compared with the control SCSC mix (CSCSC). The results show a decrease in fluidity of SCSC with increasing BFS waste content. However, by replacing 5% of natural sand with BFS waste, SCSC's compressive strength is increased by 15%. This study also ensures that reusing BFS wastes in SCSC gives a positive approach to reduce the cost of materials and solve some environmental problems.
O backlog de patentes no Brasil: impactos e propostas de solução
Authors: Basso Micheli Cristiani Aiello , Sant’Ana Diana Dutra , Silva Camilla Polonini Salgado , Cruvinel Guilherme Ferreira Araújo , Moreira Rafael da Silva , Melotti Leonardo Marcondes Domingues , Leal Adriano Pinheiro de Souza , Carvalho Fabricio Pires de , Ventura Rafael , Romão Douglas , Souza Raquel de , Guardiano Bruna Cássia Rodrigues , Silva Adriano Rodrigues da
Published: January 2025

O backlog de patentes no Brasil representa um dos maiores desafios do sistema de propriedade intelectual do país, caracterizado pelo acúmulo de pedidos de patentes pendentes de exame técnico. Esse problema resulta em atrasos significativos, que podem ultrapassar 10 anos, impactando negativamente a inovação, o desenvolvimento econômico e a competitividade do Brasil em mercados globais. Diversos fatores contribuem para esse acúmulo, como a insuficiência de recursos humanos e tecnológicos no Instituto Nacional da Propriedade Industrial (INPI), o aumento do volume de pedidos e a complexidade técnica de muitos casos. Esses atrasos afetam diretamente setores estratégicos como o farmacêutico, biotecnológico e de tecnologia da informação, comprometendo a segurança jurídica, desestimulando investimentos em Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento (P&D) e dificultando o crescimento da economia nacional. Iniciativas como o Plano de Combate ao Backlog de Patentes do INPI têm buscado mitigar o problema, mas os resultados ainda são limitados frente à sua magnitude. Assim, é essencial discutir os impactos do backlog e propor soluções alinhadas às melhores práticas internacionais, como a modernização do INPI, a implementação de mecanismos eficientes de priorização e a adoção de parcerias público-privadas. Este artigo analisa os efeitos econômicos e sociais do backlog de patentes no Brasil e apresenta propostas para superá-lo, destacando a importância de fortalecer o sistema de propriedade intelectual para impulsionar a inovação e o desenvolvimento do país.
O cumprimento das metas 10.3 e 10.7 do ODS 10 na interiorização dos venezuelanos
Authors: Silva João Lucas Zanoni da , Folle Francielle Vascotto
Published: January 2025

O Brasil é o terceiro maior receptor sul-americano de imigrantes venezuelanos e um exemplo a ser seguido pelos demais Estados da região, no tocante a implementação emergencial da Força Tarefa Logística Humanitária, conhecida como Operação Acolhida destinada a auxiliar tais imigrantes e cuja principal solução proposta a eles, consiste na estratégia de interiorização. Nesse sentido, este estudo objetiva refletir sobre se a estratégia de interiorização tem se atentado ao cumprimento integral das metas 10.3 e 10.7 do Objetivo do Desenvolvimento Sustentável 10. Para tanto, utiliza-se o método dedutivo, em uma abordagem qualitativa, numa pesquisa básica de referencial bibliográfico e documental. Por derradeiro, assevera-se que a estratégia de interiorização tem se desenvolvido em inobservância às metas 10.3 e 10.7 do ODS 10, motivo pelo qual as desigualdades entre migrantes venezuelanos e a sociedade de acolhida brasileira não serão superadas à médio e longo prazo.
Exploration of the Gig Economy Market, Challenges and Countermeasures
Authors: Shang Erxiao
Published: January 2025

The purpose of this paper is to deeply explore the development trend of the new gig economy based on the digital technology platform as a bridge at a time when Internet technology is changing rapidly and the pace of market change is accelerating. Through a comprehensive survey of the gig economy market, this paper find that although the rise of this economic model has brought unprecedented vitality and flexibility to the labor market, it has also caused a series of profound changes and severe challenges, such as the increase of wage and income uncertainty and the insufficient coverage of the social security system. In the face of these complex problems, it is urgent for the government and enterprises to work together and take effective measures to ensure the healthy development of the gig economy and fully safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of gig workers. Based on this, this paper puts forward a series of suggestions and countermeasures aimed at helping the government and enterprises jointly promote the gig economy to a more stable and sustainable development path, and realize the dual improvement of economic benefits and social equity.
On The Semantic Change Of The Internet Buzzword "X-mén" From The Metaphorical Perspective
Authors: Li Xinrui
Published: January 2025

The suffix "mén" is used to refer to schools or sects in the traditional context, and recently "X-mén" has become a buzzword on the Internet which refers to groups who share common affection. To figure out the reasons for semantic change, this paper adopts a corpus-based method to analyze the linguistic characteristics and high-frequent collocation words of "X-mén". The analysis shows that the old and new meanings of "X-mén" have a lot of similarities in terms of the collocation of words. Using co-occurrences and metaphor theory, this paper explains the mechanism of semantic change about how new meanings are generated from the old ones.
Efficiency Improvements for eVTOL Based on Vented Duct Geometry
Authors: Luen Chu Marcus Hin
Published: January 2025

In reality, eVTOL aircraft have substantial promise in revolutionizing transportation within cities and other short distances due to their ability to take off in confined spaces and the low emissions and noise generated with eVTOL aircraft. However, eVTOL aircraft are still limited by battery technology. Current battery systems draw inspiration from the automotive sector and are capable of ranges of up to 150 miles. Continuing to increase efficiency will be beneficial to allow eVTOL aircraft to be used in applications where greater range is needed, e.g., search and rescue and in the general UAM application to further shorten downtime experienced for charging. In this study, a novel vented duct geometry utilizing entrainment is investigated and found to have doubled thrust generated. The test and reference duct were constructed utilizing a modified NACA airfoil and tested with Simscale CFD software. The vented duct geometry was found to produce a significant thrust increase over a reference duct. Nevertheless, the need was found for optimizing the vent geometry as eddy currents were observed to appear and thus limit the amount of air entrained. Other analysis methods including PIV were suggested to optimize the geometry to prevent eddy currents. Adopting the geometry would allow for increases in range without the need for complex additional energy stores (e.g., hydrogen), decreasing cost and complexity needed to optimize efficiency of eVTOL aircraft. Successfully implementing this propulsor geometry would unlock applications like regional routes and longer endurance/range operations.
Study on the Subjects and Styles of Mural Paintings in the Kizil Grottoes of Xinjiang
Authors: Li Zhengyang
Published: January 2025

The Kizil Caves, situated in Baili County within the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China, rank among the most significant Buddhist sites along the historic Silk Road. The murals adorning these caves are not merely works of Buddhist art; they serve as invaluable resources for understanding the historical and cultural legacies of the Western Regions. This article delves into an in-depth examination of the themes and stylistic elements found in Kizil Cave murals, shedding light on their significance within Buddhist artistry and highlighting their rich characteristics reflecting multicultural fusion. These murals depict a wide range of themes, including narratives from Buddha's life, Jataka tales, stories exploring causal relationships, everyday secular activities, and decorative arts. Their artistic styles exhibit influences from Indian traditions, Central Asian motifs, and aspects derived from Han culture found in the Central Plains. Research findings underscore that the Kizil Cave murals hold remarkable artistic and historical significance; they encapsulate religious beliefs and social customs prevalent during that period while offering valuable insights into cultural interactions facilitated by the ancient Silk Road.
Consecutive Interpreting Study of Taylor Swift’s Speech on the Graduation Ceremony of the New York University
Authors: Zheng Yulu
Published: January 2025

Consecutive interpreting is a common form of translation. In this paper, we will discuss the importance and practical significance of this form of translation, the theoretical basis of consecutive interpreting, and through analyzing the theoretical basis of consecutive interpreting as well as relevant cases, we will explore the skills and strategies of consecutive interpreting, as well as the methods and means of assessing and improving the quality of translation.And then, we will select representative and challenging cases, deeply analyze the process and characteristics of consecutive interpreting, as well as the problems and deficiencies, and put forward targeted improvement suggestions and optimization plans.
A Study on the Current Status of Overseas Education Development and Its Impact on Importing and Exporting Countries
Authors: Xie Yuhan
Published: January 2025

The continuous advancement of globalization has made a closer integration of higher education systems in various countries increasingly. Overseas education plays an important role in national strategies and personal growth. This article focuses on the issue of overseas education. By systematically arranging past literature, this article first outlines the facts and development status of overseas education. Subsequently, the literature that explores the impact of overseas education on importing and exporting countries, as well as international students themselves, is classified and sorted. The results show that although exporting countries face the challenge of brain drain in the process of globalization, through the implementation of reasonable and effective policy regulation and guidance, talent flow can be transformed into long-term economic and social benefits. Importing countries gain the benefits of economic growth and cultural exchange through international students. The rewards of careers and cross-cultural adaptation of international students after returning are full of challenging conclusions. Finally, this article puts forward shortages of current research and suggestions on the future research direction.
The Passive Voice in Abstracts in Research Articles: A Diachronic Variation across Disciplines
Authors: Zhang Fan , Cao Rongping
Published: January 2025

The passive voice has been commonly used in academic writing for decades. This research aims to investigate the diachronic changes in the use of passive voice in abstracts across four disciplines in natural sciences and social sciences over the past fifteen years. The study corpus comprises 180 abstracts in four disciplines, ranging from 2008-2012, 2013-2017, and 2018-2022. Both tag tools and statistical tools were utilized to reveal the changes in the use of passive voice. The results indicated a slight decline in the use of passive voice in the 180 abstracts over the years, with an increase in natural sciences and a decline in social sciences. Additionally, in the past five years, there has been a discernible difference between the use of passive voice in natural sciences and social sciences, with natural science abstracts containing more passive voice. This research offers insights into changes in passive voice use in abstract writing and contributes to English for Academic Purposes (EAP) instruction.
Human-Computer Collaboration Empowering the Teaching of Public Finance in Higher Education
Authors: Yuan Qianshun
Published: January 2025

In the digital wave, artificial intelligence (AI) technology has profoundly influenced higher education. The human-computer collaborative teaching model has brought new opportunities for the Public Finance course. Public Finance has highly abstract theories and strong practicality, and traditional teaching has limitations. In contrast, AI technology has advantages in data processing and analysis, such as constructing personalized learning profiles for students and automatically grading and evaluating assignments, which are complementary to teachers' advantages. In teaching practice, before class, AI pushes preview resources according to students' situations and analyzes learning conditions to assist teachers in lesson preparation. During class, teachers guide discussions, AI intelligent teaching assistants provide knowledge support and discussion feedback, and students interact with the help of intelligent devices. After class, AI generates personalized assignments and tests and provides tutoring, while teachers answer questions for students with learning difficulties. However, there are difficulties in practice, such as teachers' insufficient AI application ability and the need to optimize the teaching evaluation system. These can be resolved by providing training, building platforms, and innovating the evaluation system. The human-computer collaborative teaching model has transformed Public Finance teaching and will promote its maturity and improvement.
Gradient-based Riemannian Gaussian Differential Privacy
Authors: Yan Rongpeng , Yu Mo
Published: January 2025

Taking into account the non-linear structure of the Riemannian manifold, this paper proposes a Riemannian Gaussian differential privacy method based on gradient optimization. Specifically, the proposed method defines a Riemannian Gaussian distribution on the manifold by using the geodesic metric, and constructs a new sensitivity calculation method by using an exponential mapping. Furthermore, this method is the first to extend the gradient-based Euclidean Gaussian differential privacy technique to the Riemannian manifold, broadening the scope of differential privacy techniques. Simulation experiments were conducted on the unit sphere and the symmetric positive definite matrix manifold (SPD matrices), and the results show that the proposed method satisfies the differential privacy conditions, thereby demonstrating the effectiveness of the method.
Optimization Design of Heliostat Field Based on Particle Swarm Optimization
Authors: Mai Guanzhao , Zhan Chunxi , Wang Hangtian
Published: January 2025

This paper discusses the optimal design model of circular heliostat field, aiming at improving the efficiency of tower solar power station. By calculating the output efficiency of heliostat field, a multi-objective programming model is constructed and solved by particle swarm optimization algorithm to optimize the parameters of the tower solar power station. The research focuses on solving the shadow occlusion loss efficiency, cosine efficiency and truncation efficiency, as well as using MATLAB and Excel to process a large number of data. Finally, the annual average optical efficiency and output thermal power are obtained, and the parameters of the absorption tower and heliostat are designed under the condition of 60MW, so as to maximize the annual average output thermal power per unit mirror area.
Contrast between Collectivism and Individualism in Chinese and Western Culture
Authors: Wu Longkun
Published: January 2025

Due to different historical conditions, the social values of Chinese and western countries are very different. Starting from the definition and distinction of collectivism and individualism, this paper analyzes the reasons for the emergence of the two values from the geographical environment, economic basis and cultural philosophy of the middle and the West, discusses the performance of the two in social reality, and compares the social values of the Chinese collective standard and the Western individual standard.
A New Exploration of Dewey's "Education as Life"
Authors: Dou Ying
Published: January 2025

To gain a deeper understanding of John Dewey's profound concept of "Education as Life" and to explore its educational value, this paper summarizes previous insights and delves into the meaning of "life" in "Education as Life" and the practical implications of this concept. This paper argues that the true essence of "Education as Life" lies iA New Exploration of Dewey's "Education as Life". In the fact that classroom teaching itself should be a form of life, education should revert to its fundamental purpose of nurturing individuals, allowing children to freely pursue their own happiness; education should develop children's intelligence, and the pursuit of happiness should benefit their future development. Based on this, the paper analyzes the educational value of "Education as Life".
Cognitive Analysis of Conceptual Metaphors in Brush Talks from Dream Brook: A Study based on Conceptual Blending Theory
Authors: Wang Yi
Published: January 2025

Conceptual Blending Theory provides a scheme to explain the dynamic characteristics and operational picture of meaning construction of natural language. This paper employs Lakoff & Johnson’s Conceptual Metaphor Theory and Gilles Fauconnier & Mark Turner’s Conceptual Blending Theory as a foundation. It combines the Metaphor Identification Procedure developed by Pragglejaz Group to systematically identify and classify conceptual metaphors in the humanities section of Brush Talks from Dream Brook (420 entries). The research found that structural metaphors are relatively less common, followed by orientational metaphors, with ontological metaphors being the most frequent. Further analysis of the most representative subcategories of these three major classes of metaphors is conducted through exemplification. By dissecting the projection, alignment, and integration of concepts across four mental spaces, the research attempts to elucidate the meaning construction and conceptual integration of these conceptual metaphors.
Research on Traffic Flow Control Based on Time Series and Green Time Allocation Model
Authors: Wang Yanyi
Published: January 2025

Aiming at the problem of road traffic congestion, this paper makes an in-depth study of traffic flow by using time series model, time allocation model and queuing theory model. In this study, two main roads, Jingzhong Road and Weizhong Road, in a well-known scenic town were selected, and the differences of traffic flow in each time period were analyzed by extracting vehicle information from April 1 to May 6, 2024. On this basis, a time series model is established to estimate the traffic flow in different time periods, and the time allocation model is used to optimize the signal light configuration and improve the average speed of traffic flow. In addition, the relationship between the number of cruising vehicles and the required parking space is analyzed by using the queuing theory model, and the strategies to alleviate vehicle congestion and parking problems are put forward. The research results show that traffic congestion can be effectively alleviated through reasonable allocation of signal time and increase of temporary parking Spaces.
Visual Style Innovation and Practice in Animation Design
Authors: Chen Junheng
Published: January 2025

Innovation in animation visual style is a key factor in enhancing the artistic value and market competitiveness of works. This study explores the role of core elements such as character design, color application, dynamic expression, and more in the formation of visual style through a systematic analysis of animation design visual elements. The study finds that minimalist styles are more popular in contemporary animation creation, and the development of digital technology has significantly increased the market share of hybrid-media animation. In the practical section, this research integrates traditional ink painting with modern technological aesthetics to develop a new visual style, which has achieved high user satisfaction and market recognition, providing a feasible path for visual innovation in the animation industry.
Study on Identity Construction in Eileen Chang’s “Aloeswood Incense: The First Brazier” from the Perspective of Homi K. Bhabha’s Postcolonial Theory
Authors: Qin Shiqi
Published: January 2025

This paper delves into Eileen Chang’s novella “Aloeswood Incense: The First Brazier” through the lens of Homi K. Bhabha’s postcolonial theory. Set in colonial Hong Kong, the story of Ge Weilong vividly portrays the complex identity issues under the colonial context. The hybridity of Hong Kong’s culture, as depicted in the novel through spatial descriptions, character identities, and lifestyle elements, reflects the profound influence of colonialism. Ge Weilong, the protagonist, experiences an identity construction failure. This is mainly attributed to the identity anxiety caused by cultural hybridity, the lack of self-identity and subjectivity, and the constraints and oppression of the colonial social environment. Bhabha’s concepts of “Third Space” and “Hybridity” offer theoretical support for analyzing Ge Weilong’s identity dilemma. Her tragic fate not only represents an individual’s misfortune but also mirrors the difficulties and helplessness of individuals in exploring identity in the specific era of colonial and semi-colonial intertwining and the collision of Eastern and Western cultures.
The Origin and Evolution of Ancient Myths in China and Greece: From a Perspective of Marxist
Authors: Shu Jing
Published: January 2025

This study explores the origins and evolution of ancient myths in China and ancient Greece, adopting a Marxist perspective, as well as their relationship with modes of production. The findings indicate that ancient myths were deeply influenced by geographical environments, social structures, and material production methods, exhibiting diverse forms and cultural connotations. Chinese myths evolved from totem worship to the myth of the emperors, and eventually to social ethics, reflecting the stability of agricultural civilization and the transformation of myths into tools of governance. In contrast, ancient Greek myths embody the adventurous spirit of maritime civilizations and the historical shifts in religious beliefs. Through a comparative analysis of myths, this study reveals how myths, as tools of ideology, were produced, transmitted, and transformed across different social formations.
Study of English Grammar Teaching in Chinese Junior High Schools with the Aid of GPT
Authors: Zheng Shengsheng
Published: January 2025

This study aims to explore the effects and advantages of GPT-assisted English grammar teaching in Chinese junior high schools, and to analyze the potential of its application in English grammar teaching. First, Chinese students often face various problems in English grammar learning due to the significant differences between English and Chinese in terms of grammatical structure, word order and tense. Traditional teaching methods often fail to provide sufficient personalized support, resulting in slow progress in students' grammar learning. Second, this paper proposes to use GPT, an artificial intelligence tool, to enhance students' learning through personalized grammar exercises and instant feedback. GPT can provide tailored learning tasks and adaptive exercises based on students' learning and error patterns. Finally, despite the advantages of GPT in grammar teaching such as personalized learning, instant feedback and enhanced engagement, there are still limitations such as dependence on technology and contextual understanding limitations. Therefore, this paper suggests combining GPT with traditional teaching methods to maximize its potential in teaching English grammar.
The Influence of Music on Prosocial Behavior
Authors: Wu Tong
Published: January 2025

Music is a universal part of human experience and has the power to affect individuals’ emotions, thoughts, and behavior. Recent studies indicate that music may also be able to promote prosocial behavior—those aimed at benefiting others, such as helping and cooperating. Specifically, music may alter emotional states, which in turn affects prosocial tendencies and behavior. While research on factors influencing prosocial behavior has extensively explored factors like empathy, moods, and situational factors, music’s impact has been underexamined. The current paper aims to aims to review six influential papers in the literature that have explored music’s effect on prosocial behavior. Studies show that uplifting or soothing music can increase helping behaviors, while annoying or disliked music may hinder them. Additionally, songs with prosocial lyrics can enhance empathy and foster cooperative behavior. Nonetheless, the relationship between music and prosocial actions is complex, with some studies reporting inconsistent or contradictory findings. Future research should examine how different types of music and emotions interact to influence prosocial behavior, accounting for contexts, cultural variations, and individual differences.
Research on Meaning Construction of Multimodal Metaphors in Cartoons from the Perspective of Visual Grammar
Authors: Dang Lele
Published: January 2025

In recent years, the research of multimodal metaphor has been a research hotspot in metaphor research. From the perspective of multimodal metaphor, based on multimodal metaphor theory, the research takes the cartoons in China Daily about COVID-19 epidemic and the keywords “Fighting COVID-19 epidemic” as the research object. Then the analysis is carried out specifically by expounding the representational meaning, interactive meaning and compositional meaning of images, and then multimodal metaphor theory is used to analyze the deep meaning of such cartoons. According to those, the research objectively and appropriately interprets the multimodal information conveyed by the cartoons to further analyze the meaning construction of the multimodal metaphor in the cartoons.
Analysis of the Relationship between High Points and Urban Sculptures in Urban Green Squares
Authors: An Yuting
Published: January 2025

In conventional urban sculpture construction, excessive emphasis is often placed on the purely artistic functions of sculptures, while their roles in spatial layout and functional division within environmental spaces are frequently overlooked. Urban sculptures, by occupying specific points or lines in spatial layouts, serve to divide and organize space, becoming vertical focal points in the visual landscape. This highlights their role as spatial landmarks. In modern urban squares, expansive vertical spaces are complemented by architectural high points. These high points, typically represented by towers, monuments, and commemorative pillars, share characteristics such as pronounced verticality, large scale, and strong three-dimensional presence. In classical Western squares, high points have consistently served as dominant spatial symbols. Their influence extends beyond the physical dominance of space to include subtle implications for social relationships, such as hierarchy and subordination.
The Current Status of Empirical Research on Deep Learning within the Educational Domain
Authors: Li Wentao
Published: January 2025

Deep learning, as an efficient and proactive mode of learning, has garnered extensive attention in the educational domain. This paper systematically reviews the connotations and empirical research status of deep learning, aiming to provide references and insights for subsequent studies. Initially, the connotations of deep learning are thoroughly explored from aspects such as conceptual definition, characteristic analysis, and its correlation with cognitive theories, thereby clarifying its pivotal role in education. Subsequently, the themes, methods, contexts, and outcomes of empirical research on deep learning are meticulously analyzed, revealing the current research hotspots and trends, and pointing out the deficiencies and limitations in the existing studies. Finally, a critical review of the existing literature is conducted, and directions for future research are proposed. The research findings indicate that deep learning significantly enhances academic performance, knowledge comprehension, learning experience, and the development of thinking and capabilities. However, further in-depth and extended research is still required, especially in terms of the comprehensiveness of research themes, the richness of research methods, and the diversity of research contexts.
The Changing Trend of Self and Privacy Concept Under the Development of social media
Authors: Li Yuyang
Published: January 2025

This is an article that discusses the development of the concept of self-privacy in the new social media society. Through social situation and social examples, this article mainly discusses how social media and self-concept influence each other. I hope that readers can maintain a sober attitude for a long time to face the ever-changing media development through this article.
Research on Historical and Cultural Dissemination of Mount Taishan under the New Media Environment
Authors: Wang Feifei
Published: January 2025

As an important part of Chinese civilization, the history and culture of Mount Taishan have profound historical and cultural heritage and distinctive local characteristics. Under the new media environment, the dissemination of Mount Taishan's history and culture face with both opportunities and challenges. The purpose of this programme is to explore the methods and laws of new media, actively innovate the content and means, and display the culture of Mount Taishan from different multi-dimension, that is "seeing, listening and touching", so as to expand the modern dissemination of Mount Taishan history and culture.
Overview of New Zealand English Characteristics
Authors: Hong Yipeng
Published: January 2025

English varieties as an important cultural symbol, is attracting more and more linguists’ attention. To better understand special English varieties and their communicative characteristics, this article chooses New Zealand English as the research subject, and three main dimensions of New Zealand English are discussed: phonological, lexical, and pragmatic. At the end of the article, the relationship between New Zealand English and Maori language is discussed.
Mathematical modeling and numerical simulation analysis of bench dragon motion
Authors: Ding Yue , Lin Keer , Wang Tingting
Published: January 2025

When performing, bench dragons often face challenges such as lack of synergy and poor articulation of movements.Currently, the research on Bench Dragon mostly relies on qualitative descriptions and lacks a systematic scientific method to quantify and optimize the performance. The aim of this paper is to enhance the spectacle of its performance and optimize its circling movements through mathematical modeling. The solenoidal equation and the microelement method are used to establishhe dragon head motion model, and the cosine theorem is used to recursively calculate the positions of the dragon body and the dragon tail, and then the velocity equation is constructed based on the rate of change of the position. Through numerical simulation and ode45 function, the model was solved and the position and velocity data per second in 300 seconds were derived. The results show that the model can significantly improve the performance effect of the bench dragon and provide a scientific quantitative analysis tool for the inheritance and innovation of traditional folk art.
Study of the Psychological Mechanisms by Which Immersive Indirect Ethnic Contact Affects Ethnic Identity
Authors: Jiang Mingyu
Published: January 2025

The purpose of this paper is to explore the psychological mechanism of immersive indirect contact in the process of promoting ethnic identity, especially in the current context of globalization, how to enhance individuals' sense of identity with the Chinese nation through culturally-mediated immersive experiences. Through a systematic review and comprehensive analysis of the existing literature, it can be found that although direct ethnic contact plays an important role in promoting cross-ethnic understanding and integration, immersive indirect ethnic contact (e.g., through cultural exhibitions, historical documentaries, online social networking platforms, and educational courses) can also profoundly influence individuals' ethnic identity. Based on Maslow's needs theory and social identity theory, and taking into account the current status of related research at home and abroad, this paper compares immersive indirect contact with non-immersive indirect contact, and concludes that immersive indirect contact has the unique advantage that it can significantly reduce an individual's stereotypical impression of other ethnic groups, thereby reducing intergroup anxiety and promoting more positive and open attitudes toward interethnic interactions. In this process, individuals' perceptions of themselves and others gradually become more balanced and diversified, and ethnic identity is no longer confined to a single cultural or ethnic boundary, but shows more inclusive and dynamic characteristics.
An Alternative Battery Locating Approaches for Weight Distributions of Electric Vehicles
Authors: He Yifei
Published: January 2025

Nowadays, electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly important. Most prevailing EV models feature similar structures, allocating batteries and motors, bringing similar weight distributions. This leads to similar dynamics among EVs compared to those between internal combustion engine cars. However, unique weight distribution and driving dynamics are the major features of special automobile models, and many of those models have not been electrified. This research aims to discuss the possibility of achieving unique weight distribution with EVs. The following approach is taken by this paper: the weight of body materials and batteries are collected, and various criteria are evaluated upon different designs regarding body design and battery allocation. The research finds out that when car models are electrified, solutions do exist for maintaining their characteristic weight distributions, with the center of gravity closer to the rear axle for middle engine rear wheel drive cars. Keeping the characteristic weight distributions can keep the unique driving dynamics, which have been selling points of sports cars, of the models when they are electrified, despite inevitable expenses from multiple aspects. The solution could be accomplished more easily in the future if breakthroughs take place in battery developments and the cost of lightweight materials is cut down. The research innovatively prioritizes keeping the characteristic driving dynamics of sports cars when the models are being electrified and provides a comprehensive understanding of the possibilities and tradeoffs of the approach for manufacturers that are experiencing electrification.
Stepping Out of the Technology Box: Comprehensive Digital Transformation of Cadre Education and Training
Authors: Xue Ting
Published: January 2025

Along with the rapid development of digital technology, digitalization, as a new technology, a new power and a new mode, has influenced and promoted cadre education and training into a new field. The digital transformation of cadre education and training not only includes the transformation of digital technology, but also includes the ability to form a comprehensive transformation based on digital action, digital value, digital culture and digital norms, and to realize the precise management of demand, high-quality supply of service and high-efficiency promotion of management of cadre education and training by the transformation. To this end, the digital transformation of cadre education needs to optimize the existing management system at the institutional and organizational levels, face up to the management risks and ethical challenges brought by digital technology, and realize the construction of digital cadre education and training system through the adherence to values, institutional optimization and technological integration.
Design and Practice of the "Ideological and Political Education in Courses" Teaching System for Maritime English
Authors: Huang Xiang , Guo Yana , Ge Rong
Published: January 2025

Against the backdrop of the continuous advancement of globalization and educational modernization, the reform of the "Ideological and Political Education in Navigation English" teaching system has become an urgent task. This paper deeply analyzes the current situation of "Ideological and Political Education in Navigation English" teaching, and points out the existing problems such as the lack of ideological and political teaching content, the old and single teaching method, and the weak theoretical foundation of ideological and political education for teachers. In response to these problems, the design of the teaching system adheres to the principles of fostering virtue through education, integrating knowledge and moral education, being practice-oriented and continuously improving, and comprehensively covers key links such as needs analysis and goal setting, teaching content planning, selection and implementation of teaching methods, construction of evaluation system, construction of teaching staff and guarantee of teaching resources. Through practical tests, this teaching system has significantly improved students' professional knowledge level and language skills, and has achieved remarkable results in the cultivation of ideological and political quality and professional competence, continuously supply high - quality talents to the field of navigation and effectively promoted the innovation and change of the Navigation English course.
Integrating Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Cross-Border E-Commerce Live Streaming Courses: Challenges and Opportunities
Authors: Tang Dan
Published: January 2025

With the rapid growth of cross-border e-commerce, live streaming has emerged as an innovative sales and marketing tool, transforming the way businesses engage with global consumers. However, to fully leverage this potential, it is essential to cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset among students in vocational education, particularly those focusing on cross-border e-commerce. This essay examines the integration of innovation and entrepreneurship into cross-border e-commerce live streaming courses. It highlights the challenges and opportunities in implementing such an integration and proposes a framework for embedding entrepreneurial thinking and innovation into the curriculum. The research aims to explore practical strategies for fostering an entrepreneurial spirit, empowering students to excel in the digital global economy, and contributing to the evolving landscape of e-commerce education.
Exploration and Practice of Veterans College Students in Promoting National Security Concept Education in Universities
Authors: Ou Jia
Published: January 2025

In today’s complex and changeable international situation, foreign ideology and culture penetrate into the daily life of college students through various channels, especially with the help of modern scientific and technological means among college students, which greatly increases the difficulty of ideological control in colleges and universities. As an important force in socialist construction, college students are not mature in their thoughts, they are in the formation stage of outlook on life and values, and they are easy to be infiltrated by the uncertain thoughts of western hostile forces. Therefore, the education of national security concept for college students is particularly important, which is not only related to personal safety and growth, but also a key link to the implementation of the overall national security concept. With their rich military experience and professional knowledge, retired college students can give full play to their own advantages, effectively promote the development of national security concept education through the leading role of peers, and enhance their awareness and sense of responsibility in safeguarding national security.
Analysis of English Prepositions based on Cognitive Linguistics
Authors: Yin Xinyi , Ni Jincheng
Published: January 2025

Based on the theory of cognitive linguistics, this paper conducts an in-depth analysis of the polysemy of English prepositions. Through the prototype theory, image schema and metaphorical mechanism, it reveals the cognitive process of the meaning expansion of English prepositions in different contexts. The research shows that the spatial prototype meaning of English prepositions is the foundation of their multiple meanings, and it extends to abstract domains such as time, quantity and state through the metaphorical mechanism. Image schema provides an intuitive framework for the construction and understanding of preposition meanings. These theories offer a new perspective for English preposition teaching, which helps improve learners’ ability to understand and master the polysemy of prepositions and further promotes the all-round development of language ability and cognitive ability.
Digital Platform Capability, Value Co-Creation, and SME Digital Transformation Performance: A Moderated Mediation Model
Authors: Chen Yang
Published: January 2025

To explore how SMEs utilize digital platform capability to enhance digital transformation performance, this study, based on dynamic capability theory and value co-creation theory, takes Chinese SMEs as the research object and employs hierarchical regression analysis to investigate the mechanism through which digital platform capability influences their digital transformation performance, revealing the mediating role of value co-creation and the moderating role of local policy perception. The results indicate that (1) digital platform capability has a positive effect on the digital transformation performance of SMEs. (2) value co-creation partially mediates the relationship between digital platform capability and digital transformation performance. (3) local policy perception positively moderates both the relationship between digital platform capability and value co-creation, as well as the mediating effect of value co-creation in the link between digital platform capability and digital transformation performance. The findings not only extend the boundaries of existing theoretical research and enrich the perspectives on digital transformation but also offer new theoretical insights into how SMEs can leverage digital platforms to establish communities of interest and improve their digital transformation performance.
Research on the geometric model of Bentauron based on simulated annealing algorithm
Authors: Zhang Mengyao , Yan Rongpeng , Wang Shuqi
Published: January 2025

Based on the background of the traditional folk culture activity "Bench Dragon", this paper presents mathematical modeling and optimization analysis for the marching and turning of the dragon dance team on a specific path. Firstly, this paper determines the velocity and position distribution of each bench under the condition of constant faucet speed by helix equation. Aiming at the problem of the faucet entering the turning space smoothly, this paper determines the minimum pitch which satisfies the space limitation by mathematical derivation and iterative algorithm. In order to further optimize the turning path, the optimal turning path is obtained by combining the simulated annealing algorithm and the random seed method, and the tangency between the turning curve and the spiral path is ensured. Finally, through the method of dichotomy and particle swarm optimization, the paper finds the optimal solution that the maximum traveling speed of the leader does not exceed 2 m/s, which ensures the speed coordination and safety of the whole team. The optimization scheme proposed in this paper not only ensures the smooth entry and exit of the dragon dance team in the complex path, but also improves the appreciation and practicability of the performance.