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Industrial Transformation Models and Strategies in Industry Research in the New Era
Authors: Hu Jiayi
Published: June 2024

In the context of the new era, the transformation and upgrading of China's industry are important contents to accelerate the supply-side reform and meet the construction of modern economic system. In concrete practice, innovation should be used as a driving force to adapt to economic growth in the shortest possible time, leading to a gradual increase in Economic Value Added (EVA). However, affected by objective factors, because of the laggard strategic thinking of enterprises, the lack of composite talents, insufficient protection of intellectual property rights and other problems still exist, which is why China is still facing many problems in promoting the transformation of the industry towards high-end, service-oriented and brand-oriented development. To accelerate the transformation and upgrading of the industries should be based on the actual development situation and build a level playing field. While focusing on improving the transformation and development capacity of enterprises, it should also break the constraints on talents, which is important for promoting the sustainable healthy development of the industry.
A survey on The Current Status of Stressors and Their Coping Styles Among Student Nurses in Practice
Authors: Wu Xinyi
Published: June 2024

This paper investigates the main stressors of student nurses and ways of coping with them, in order to provide a reference for nurse educators in stress analysis and psychological education of practical nurses. 100 student nurses in clinical practice in a hospital were surveyed using convenience sampling. Results The total score of practical nurses' stressors was (58.67±15.47), which was in the middle level. When faced with pressure, practical nurses usually adopt positive coping style and less negative coping style.
Agricultural Product Supply Chain Disruption During Public Emergencies: Analysis and Insights from China
Authors: Liu Shiquan
Published: June 2024

Public emergencies, such as natural disasters or pandemics, will significantly and often disrupt the complicated supply chain web. The challenges posed by such emergencies underscore the critical need for robust contingency plans, efficient risk management strategies, and agile supply chain frameworks. The interdependencies and vulnerabilities within the supply chain make it particularly susceptible to disturbances caused by these unforeseen events. The outbreak of COVID-19 has made supply chains worldwide face huge impact and interference, so the interruption of the supply chain has once again become the focus of global attention. Scholars have researched supply chain risk identification, risk assessment and risk response strategies under public emergencies. This paper will sort out the research results of scholars on the coping strategies of agricultural supply chain interruption in the background of public emergencies in China, summarize and put forward the prospect of the future research direction, and provide a reference for the coping strategies of agricultural supply chain interruption in the background of public emergencies.
Medical Research Based on Computer Engineering: Neural Networks, Sensors and Artificial Chemical Defense Devices
Authors: Huang Wusheng , Zhang Xiaohe , Wang Yuran , Liu Zhenyu , Li Liangyu , Li Ting , Luo Jun , Qin Yi
Published: June 2024

The research group designed an algorithm based on artificial neural network. The algorithm can identify the survival prediction rate of survivors in nuclear disaster area, and use these data to support the work of chemical defense forces. At the same time, the mathematical calculation model and sensor monitoring and data return model are designed for possible nuclear pollution. The two computer models can compare data with each other to reduce errors. The research group also tried to propose a training method for chemical defense forces' rescue mission based on neuroscience and virtual reality technology. The research group analyzed and reported the above computer engineering models and sociological experiments. The artificial neural network is used to predict the damage caused by nuclear radiation dose to human body. The method is as follows. We predicted the radiation department staff in medical units and whether they had cancer. The implementation of this neural network not only verified the radiation damage, but also provided a new idea for clinical engineering. At the same time, the research team also evaluated the effectiveness of the neural network.
How Elite Groups Entrench Their Dominance Through Law and Economics?
Authors: Zhou Zixi , Zhu Ruixi
Published: June 2024

By studying the two periods in British history influenced by the Enlightenment movement, we can gain a deeper understanding of how elite groups solidify their dominance across various social contexts. Understanding the historical mechanisms of this entrenchment enables us to mitigate similar mistakes and risks in the future. We have analyzed some essays that explore how elite groups maintained their dominance during these two periods. Our findings reveal that in the 16th century, the monarch, who represented the elite at the time, used religion to consolidate their power. They achieved this by merging political and religious authorities, which subsequently led to the potential for abuses of power. We believe that such risks can be mitigated while still preserving the influence of the monarchy, by separating church and state but allowing the monarch to exert influence through a council. Under the capitalist society of the 19th century, research proved that elite groups consolidated their absolute power through legal regulations, economic limitations, and tax rates. The connection between and details within the case study is shown, along with further analysis of relating documents and societal issues worth discussing.
Exploring L2 Motivational Self System and Grit as Predictors of L2 Willingness to Communicate: A Comparative Study between English Majors and Non-Majors in Chinese EFL Context
Authors: Wu Yaqi
Published: June 2024

This study compares the differences between English majors and non-English majors in L2 motivational self-system, L2 grit and L2 WTC in China English environment, and the results are thought-provoking. English majors show clear goals and strong desires in their ideal second language self. This clear goal orientation urges them to pay more attention to English learning and constantly improve their language ability. At the same time, their learning perseverance is also amazing. No matter how many difficulties they encounter, they can persevere until they make progress. In contrast, non-English majors' learning motivations are diverse, but they often lack systematicness and persistence. They are easily disturbed by external factors in the process of learning, which leads to the interruption of learning progress or poor learning effect. In addition, their willingness to communicate is relatively low, and they lack the opportunity and confidence to use English in real contexts. The results show that motivation, self-system, perseverance and willingness to communicate play a vital role in the process of second language acquisition. For English majors, the positive effects of these factors are particularly obvious. For non-English majors, we also need to pay attention to and cultivate their abilities to help them improve their English better. Therefore, future English teaching should pay more attention to students' individual differences, teach students in accordance with their aptitude, stimulate students' [1]internal motivation, enhance their learning perseverance and willingness to communicate, and thus improve their English level in an all-round way.
The Renaissance Influence on Raphael's Artistic Creation
Authors: Zhang Weixiao
Published: June 2024

Raphael, the most important artist in the heyday of the Renaissance, influenced the artistic development of Europe during the Renaissance and more areas in the future with his unique painting style and deep pursuit of ideal beauty. The formation of Raphael's artistic style comes from the background of his Renaissance, his life experience, and the influence of artists of the same period. This paper studies the formation of Raphael's painting style: the background of the Renaissance provided a unique condition for Raphael's painting creation, which catalyzed and formed his unique personal style; The further formation of Raphael's painting style was greatly influenced by outstanding artists from all over the world at the same time. In the end, Raphael formed his own style in the later period of his creative career, which can rival or even surpass other artists: harmonious pictures, exquisite coloring techniques, and the ideal human beauty displayed in the pictures. Furthermore, while Raphael was influenced by other painters' styles, Raphael also had an important influence on painters of the same period and future generations.
Preface: 3rd International Conference on Economic Management and Corporate Governance (EMCG 2023)
Authors: Leighton Winston , Tang Hen
Published: June 2024

The 2023 3rd International Conference on Economic Management and Corporate Governance (EMCG 2023) was held in Montreal, Canada from October 14-15, 2023. It brings together more than 50 researchers from industry, government, and academia. We invited submissions of papers on all topics related to economic management, business information systems, decision sciences, corporate governance, market structure and pricing. The conference provides opportunities for participants to share ideas, designs, and experiences on the future directions. The conference will feature a high-quality technical & experiential program dealing with a mix of traditional and contemporary hot topics in paper presentations and high-profile keynotes.
The conference model was divided into three sessions, including oral presentations, keynote speeches, and Q&A discussion. In the first part, some scholars, whose submissions were selected as the excellent papers, were given about 10-15 minutes to perform their oral presentations one by one. Then in the second part, keynote speakers were each allocated 30-40 minutes to hold their speeches. Their insightful speeches had triggered heated discussion in the third session of the conference.
The EMCG 2023 proceedings are a compilation of the accepted papers and represent an interesting outcome of the conference. All the papers have been through rigorous review and process to meet the requirements of international publication standard.
We would like to acknowledge all of those who supported EMCG 2023. The help and contribution of each individual and institution was instrumental in the success of the conference. We would like to thank the technical committee for its valuable inputs in shaping the conference program and reviewing the submitted papers.
The Organizing Committees of EMCG
Montreal, Canada
WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism's Promotion to International Trade Law
Authors: Bi Zhen
Published: June 2024

This article illustrates how the World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute settlement mechanism has contributed to advancing international trade law. It begins by introducing the establishment of the WTO organization and the underlying purpose and principles behind creating the dispute settlement mechanism. Emphasis is placed on the critical role the dispute settlement mechanism plays in emerging trade issues. Case studies on emerging industries that have been of particular concern internationally in recent years, such as digital trade, intellectual property rights in emerging industries, and the impact of emerging businesses on environmental protection, etc. This article demonstrates that dispute settlement mechanisms have contributed to the certainty and foresight of international trade law. Although acknowledging its limitations, the mechanism's overall positive influence on fostering the growth of international trade law is emphasized, emphasizing its indispensable role in the next phase of trade worldwide.
Challenges Between the Green Trade Barriers and the WTO Treaties: Restrictions Faced by Developing Countries when Promoting Environment Friendly Products and the Way to Slove it
Authors: Shi Yilei
Published: June 2024

In the context of deepening international trade and economic growth, environmental issues have become increasingly prominent, leading to the emergence of Green Trade Barriers as a potential obstacle to trade relations. This paper examines the issues surrounding environmental requirements in international trade, particularly the emergence of Green Trade Barriers. It highlights the legislative inequalities and implementation challenges faced by different countries in meeting these requirements. The ambiguity in environmental regulations creates opportunities for developed countries to establish trade barriers while posing difficulties for developing nations to comply economically and technologically. The author proposes reevaluating and enhancing mutual assistance measures to achieve the goal of environmental protection in international trade law.
US Monetary Policy Uncertainty and Changes in Cryptocurrency Market: Evidence from ARIMA Model
Authors: Lu Tianyi
Published: June 2024

In 2022, the US Federal Reserve implemented multiple monetary policy to control inflation, significantly impacting the financial markets. This study focuses on examining the impact of the Federal Reserve's announcements of rising interest rates on the price of Bitcoin. By utilizing the ARMA model and analyzing historical price data, the research aims to uncover the price dynamics of Bitcoin in response to changes in the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. The findings indicate that ultra-short term of the Bitcoin prices is not influenced by interest rate hikes. However, there is a notable correlation, where higher interest rates are associated with lower Bitcoin prices in the short term. The study's findings provide crucial insights into how the cryptocurrency market responds to the actions taken by the Federal Reserve, thus offering valuable information for investors and analysts in this domain. Policymakers should exercise caution in observing cryptocurrency movements and consider the impact of monetary policy on digital assets as they continue to play an increasingly significant role in the overall economy.
Study on the impact of energy consumption structure index on energy intensity
Authors: Wei Ting , Li Lingzhi
Published: June 2024

The effects of the industrial structure of energy consumption structure and environmental regulations on energy consumption per unit of GDP are explored and empirically tested using the panel regression method based on panel data of 30 provinces and cities in China from 2000 to 2021. It is found that upgrading the energy consumption structure has a significant inhibitory effect on the energy consumption per unit of GDP, and the results are robust. The mechanism test shows that energy intensity is affected by the industrial structure upgrading effect and the environmental protection expenditure effect on energy consumption structure upgrading. Further discussion through the industrial heterogeneity test reveals that for regions with less coal resource endowment or higher GDP, low-carbon upgrading of energy consumption structure can significantly reduce energy intensity. Upgrading the energy consumption structure for the secondary and tertiary industries can significantly reduce energy intensity. In contrast, upgrading the energy consumption structure for the primary industry can increase energy intensity, but the effect is not significant.
Development Challenges and Strategies for Video Applications in the Era of 5G: A Case Study of Watermelon Video
Authors: Ge Qianxi , Ji Liuxi , Zhao Fangzhou
Published: June 2024

With the rapid development of international appliances, different kinds of video products come into the world. At the same time, they become the most common way to amuse and receive the world's information. Many other video apps are still being developed except for the main ones. This template uses the Watermelon Video as the research object, explaining the problems of the mixed ecological model, development history and strategy mismatch of this platform. According to these problems, this template gives some advice, including the development model, changing the development strategy, optimizing content adjustment, etc. The aim is to help Watermelon Video keep developing steadily in a fiercely competitive environment and achieve continuous business value growth. In today’s vigorous developing environment of the Internet, the Watermelon Video must be suited to the changing market and continuously optimize its mode and tactics. To meet the needs of users and maintain competitiveness.
Impact Of Stock Market Volatility on Household Financial Assets
Authors: Chen Jiayun
Published: June 2024

At present, the scale of financial assets of urban and rural households in China is expanding, but there are big differences in type and structure. The securities market plays an important role as an important platform for financial asset allocation. Based on data from the China Household Finance Survey (CHFS) and the China Family Tracking Survey (CFPS), this paper analyzes the differences in household financial assets between urban and rural residents in China from 2016 to 2020 (the current data open to the public is only updated to 2020) using the TVP-VAR model. The results of the model show that the financial assets of rural residents' households are heterogeneously affected by different levels of the stock market, and the responses of high- and low-risk financial assets to them are also heterogeneous.
Study On Influencing Factors of Real Estate Price Fluctuation from The Perspective of Behavioral Economics
Authors: Huang Ruyu
Published: June 2024

Due to the dual attributes of investment attribute and consumption attribute of real estate, its price volatility is more complex than that of ordinary investment goods and consumer goods. It has always been the object of close attention of real estate market researchers, policy makers, investors and people who have the need to buy a house. Starting from the theory of behavioral economics, this paper analyzes the impact of investors' behavior difference on housing price fluctuation in the real estate market. This paper selects the monthly data of Nanjing, Suzhou, Changzhou and Wuxi from 2011 to 2020 and uses the heterogeneity expectation model for empirical analysis. The results show that, different from super first-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, fundamental investors have the power to restore the housing price to the benchmark housing price, while trend investors will not push the housing price further offset. The fluctuation of housing prices are more dependent on fundamental investors.
CAPM Model Testing and Factor Analysis
Authors: Song Yinli
Published: June 2024

The relationship between the risk and return of stocks has always been a hot topic of research by scholars from various countries. This paper uses daily data from six stocks in the Chinese market from January 1, 2020 to December 31, 2021 to calculate individual stock returns and conduct CAPM testing. In order to avoid the non-synchronous trading problem, this paper also conducted conditional CAPM testing and compared the results with traditional CAPM testing. In addition, this paper constructed a single group and a double group investment portfolio for 42 stocks in China, with the single group based on the return on equity, size, and market risk of the stocks, while the double group based on the return on equity and size of the stocks. It was found that the portfolio was difficult to achieve stable positive returns. Finally, this paper also analyzes the corresponding risk factor, profit factors and scale factors, and finds that these factors can not reflect the returns of individual stocks well.
Study on the Impact of GGDP Method Based on SEEA Accounting System on Climate Mitigation
Authors: Cai Xianfei , Guo Xinyao , Zhan Tianxiang , Sun Lingli
Published: June 2024

GDP is one of the best-known measures of socioeconomic well-being, but because it does not consider natural resources, it may not be a good measure of a country’s economic health. Therefore, considering that the world recognizes GGDP as the primary criterion for measuring a country’s financial health, this paper studies the changes and the impact of these changes on the environment. A technique under the SEEA accounting system was choosed to account for GGDP and, based on this, to explore the impact of GGDP on climate mitigation. Then, Pearson Relation Coefficient is used to evaluate the expected global impact of GGDP on climate mitigation. According to the Grey Relation Model, the correlation between GGDP and climate mitigation is more significant than GDP. It suggests that this shift is worthwhile globally while comparing the potential advantages of climate mitigation impacts with the possible disadvantages of efforts needed to replace the status quo. Taking China as the research object and make a more in-depth analysis of the impact of the transformation of measurement indicators. Recommended measures in the use of natural resources and analyzed the effects of actions on the economy and the ability to support future generations using the BP neural network, which concludes that the changes resulting from the measures will benefit China to some extent.
Private Submarine Passenger Contracts and Liability Investigation: Exploring The "Titan" Incident
Authors: Hou Yuzhuo
Published: June 2024

The private submarine industry has witnessed significant growth, offering unique opportunities for exploration and adventure. However, it faces distinctive challenges in the realms of private submersible passenger contracts, liability, safety standards, and risk management. This paper explores these critical aspects and their relevance in the wake of the recent "Titan" incident, a sobering reminder of the pressing need for regulatory enhancements and safety measures within the industry. The study provides an in-depth analysis of private submersible passenger contracts, shedding light on existing legal regulations, their applicability, and limitations. It advocates for contract revisions that ensure clarity, protect passenger rights, and effectively allocate liability. Furthermore, the research underscores the paramount importance of stringent safety standards and comprehensive risk management practices in the private submarine sector. The "Titan" incident serves as a poignant backdrop, emphasizing the severe consequences of inadequacies in these areas. The paper calls for the establishment of industry-wide standards, improvements in accident investigation capabilities, and a refined approach to risk management encompassing risk assessment, early warning mechanisms, and efficient risk disposal plans. In essence, this study aims to contribute to a safer and more regulated private submarine industry, enabling responsible exploration while safeguarding passenger rights and well-being.
Exploring Multimodal Translation in English Teaching and Learning
Authors: Li Yufei
Published: June 2024

This paper delves into the increasingly relevant field of multimodal translation, beginning with a foundational understanding of multimodality. It first elucidates the basic concepts integral to this study: "modality", "multimodality", and "multimodal discourse analysis". Modality, in this context, refers to the various forms and methods through which information and meaning are conveyed, such as text, audio, and visual elements. Multimodality extends this concept by emphasizing the integration and interaction of these different modes in communication. Multimodal discourse analysis is a methodological approach that examines how these modes work together to create meaning. Building on these concepts, the paper then explores the research background of multimodal translation. This area of study is gaining traction as the world becomes increasingly digital and interconnected, necessitating the translation not just of text but of various modes of communication that include visual, auditory, and textual elements. The current research situation is assessed, highlighting the advancements and prevalent methodologies in the field. This assessment reveals a dynamic and evolving area of study, one that is adapting to the challenges posed by new forms of media and communication. Furthermore, the paper outlines the key research fields within multimodal translation, identifying areas that have seen significant scholarly attention and those that remain underexplored. This overview provides a comprehensive understanding of the landscape of multimodal translation research.
Study on the Effect of Kaempferia galanga L.Extract on the Quality of Oyster Enzymatic Hydrolysate
Authors: Yang Zhao , Lin Biyu , Chen Xueren , Tang Haixia , Peng Huiyi , He Chunlan
Published: June 2024

To improve the quality of oyster enzymatic hydrolysate (OEH), the effect of extract of Kaempferia galanga L. (EKG) on improving the flavor of OEH was analyzed, and the influence of different concentrations of extract of EKG (0%, 4%, 8%) on the quality of OEH, chroma and degree of hydrolysis was further discussed, and volatile flavor components was analyzed and identified by solid-phase microextraction-gas chromatography. The results showed that the degree of hydrolysis, color, flavor, taste, and comprehensive evaluation of OEH showed an upward trend with the increase of the amount of EKG. The appearance, taste, and smell of OEH with 8% of EKG were better than those with 0% and 4%, and the color was bright and yellow-green. 17 and 25 flavor components were identified in the OEH of EKG with the addition of 0% and 4% respectively, while 28 flavor components were identified in the OEH of EKG with the addition of 8%, among which eucalyptol, 2-Propenoic acid, 3-phenyl-ethyl ester, and ethyl p-methoxycinnamate were the main volatile components in the OEH of EKG with the addition of 8%, accounting for 8.04%, 30.83% and 16% respectively. The OEH of EKG with the addition of 8% was richer in flavor substances, less fishy and halal flavor, and fresher flavor. Therefore, adding 8% of EKG to OEH was beneficial for quality improvement.
Exploring the Utility of Sponge Cities and Rhs for Rainwater Utilization and Urban Flood Prevention
Authors: Zhang Jingyang
Published: June 2024

The problems of water scarcity and urban waterlogging have a serious impact on people's lives and social development. The frequency of extreme weather events exacerbates this phenomenon. The new concept of sponge cities and Rainwater Harvesting Systems (RHS) came into the picture. Sponge cities and RHS are important for mitigating this phenomenon, especially in terms of rainwater utilization. This paper reviews the literature on sponge cities and RHS and analyses the position and effectiveness of both in solving the problem of waterlogging and improving the efficiency of water resources. The research found that both sponge cities and RHS can effectively improve the utilization of water resources. Sponge cities can decrease surface runoff and decrease the emerging risk of extreme weather. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the future development of sustainable drainage storage systems and to review past developments that can inform scholars of drainage storage in the context of sustainable development.
Problems and Strategies of Kindergarten Regional Activity Environment Creation under the Perspective of Life Aesthetics
Authors: Liu Ruibin
Published: June 2024

Kindergarten regional activities are an important part of kindergarten education, and the creation of its environment plays a key role in supporting the independent development of young children's lives. Aesthetics of life focuses on human life activities, and it provides new perspectives for the creation of kindergarten regional activity environments in terms of biological life, spiritual life and social life in the "triple life theory" of aesthetics of life. On the basis of the theory of "triple life theory" and the value of kindergarten regional activity environment creation, the article explores the intrinsic connection between kindergarten regional activity environment creation and biological life, spiritual life and social life, and further finds that there are problems in kindergarten regional activity environment creation, such as neglecting the biological life needs in the spatial layout and materials, lack of spiritual life in the environmental atmosphere, and the lack of the spiritual life in the environmental environment. It is further found that there are problems in the creation of kindergarten regional activity environments such as neglecting the needs of biological life in spatial layout and materials, lack of care for spiritual life in the environmental atmosphere, and insufficient understanding of social life in the interactive relationship, etc. It is proposed that kindergarten teachers should scientifically lay out the space and put materials in the area and pay attention to the real needs of young children; create a beautiful environmental environment to open up the spiritual world of young children; and have a series of strategies for creation such as diversified interaction and direct face to the social development of young children.
The Impact of New Energy on the Development of Electric Vehicles from the Perspective of Environmental Friendliness
Authors: Huang Haochen
Published: June 2024

The continuous reduction of global energy reserves and the large amount of environmental pollution caused by energy use have had a great impact on mankind in recent years. This paper mainly compares and analyzes the difference between traditional energy and new energy, and then describes the contribution of new energy to promoting the development of lithium batteries. The development of new energy has an important impact on the electric vehicle industry. The environmental friendliness and sustainability of new energy make it an important choice to reduce carbon emissions and alleviate greenhouse effects. The development of new energy power generation has promoted the popularization and development of electric vehicles, and the rapid development of lithium batteries enables electric vehicles to have higher energy density and longer range. However, the development of new energy power generation and electric vehicles still faces some challenges, such as the lack of charging infrastructure and the further improvement of battery technology. In order to promote the development of sustainable transportation, it is necessary to increase the research and investment in new energy power generation and electric vehicles to improve energy efficiency and reduce environmental pollution. This paper can provide references and suggestions on promoting sustainable transportation, improving energy efficiency and reducing environmental pollution.
The Analysis of Consumer Behavior Based on SIPS Model: Taking the Avengers Series as Examples
Authors: Xiong Xuyi , Su Ziyu
Published: June 2024

Nowadays, the behavior of moviegoers is gradually changing, relying more on online platforms like social media and short video apps, which partly conducing to a greater and greater numbers of movie corporations choosing to cooperate with the Internet companies and changing their marketing strategies. And It’s a common phenomenon that the movies are publicized and distributed through the online ways, while Marvel has capitalized well on the consumer craze, adapted to the new situation and stood out from the fierce competition In the context of the Internet era and Marvel's movie sales boom, this paper mainly takes the Avengers series, currently the most successful movie series of the world, as the research object, applying the “Sympathizing, Identifying, Participating and Sharing” (SIPS) model to analyze Marvel's specific approaches to accomplish these four parts of the process, and comes up with the reasons why the series has become a box office giant and draws the edification for other movies to improve marketing efficiency.
The Application Analysis of Regional Cultural Traditions in Rural Revitalization
Authors: Zhu Haocheng
Published: June 2024

This paper aims to explore the application of regional cultural traditions in rural revitalization. Firstly, it expounds on the concept and connotation of regional cultural traditions, emphasizing their role in rural revitalization. It analyzes the essential features of regional cultural traditions needed for rural revitalization, as well as their supporting effect on current situations. The methods and practices of protecting and inheriting regional culture are investigated, along with its correlation with rural vibrancy. Based on this foundation, a design concept is proposed for rural revitalization that is based on regional cultural characteristics, followed by an analysis of practical cases demonstrating the application of these traditions in rural revitalization. Furthermore, this paper examines how regional cultural traditions can be applied to tourism and summarizes both experiences and dilemmas encountered during their implementation in promoting sustainable development within countryside communities.
The Impact of Recitation Approaches on the English Majors' Communication Proficiency
Authors: Liu Xinchen
Published: June 2024

English majors, despite years of language study, often demonstrate a significant disparity between their language proficiency and communication skills. To tackle this issue, this study, based on the Input Hypothesis and the Output Hypothesis, explores the correlation between recitation input and communication output among 60 bilingual English major students. Using questionnaires and interviews as the main research methods, the study focuses on their current communication abilities and recitation input practices, with the aim of providing practical recommendations for enhancing communication skills through effective recitation input. The study reveals a positive correlation between recitation input and communication output. Students recognize the beneficial impact of recitation on their communicative proficiency. However, several challenges persist, including students' lack of motivation for recitation input and limited opportunities for communication practice. Consequently, their communication skills remain suboptimal. In response to these challenges, the author suggests diversifying recitation methods, selecting suitable recitation materials, and closely integrating recitation input with communication output.
Research on the Current Development and Optimization of TikTok’s Digital Marketing Strategies
Authors: Shen Zerong
Published: June 2024

This study examines the development and optimization of TikTok’s digital marketing strategy. As TikTok has rapidly evolved into a dominant social media force, attracting over 1.2 billion monthly active users, it presents immense marketing potential for businesses. However, effectively leveraging TikTok requires comprehending and enhancing its marketing approach. Through a literature review and case study analysis, this research maps TikTok’s transition from organic viral growth to a multi-faceted strategy involving influencer partnerships, diverse advertising formats, algorithmic personalization, localized efforts, and e-commerce integration. While previous studies have focused on TikTok’s current evolution, this paper identifies an optimization gap and proposes recommendations to refine marketing strategies. Suggested optimization measures include building long-term user relationships through personalization and value delivery, strategically utilizing influencer/celebrity marketing to tap into user psychology, optimizing ad timing based on user behavior data, and localizing content. This study fills the academic gap in optimizing TikTok’s marketing strategy, providing valuable practical insights. For businesses, it offers guidelines to maximize TikTok’s marketing impact and promote brands effectively.
Research on the Popularization and Development Strategies of Niche Sports in China: A Case Study of Curling
Authors: Du Huiyang , Peng Ziyu , Xie Fengyu
Published: June 2024

Winter niche sports are gradually gaining prominence in China; however, compared to traditional summer sports, these sports still face various development and popularization challenges. This study takes curling as an example and delves into the current state of winter niche sports in China, with the aim of identifying key issues and feasible solutions. Firstly, this paper reviews the historical development of winter niche sports in China. However, despite these significant governmental efforts, sports like curling, among other winter niche sports, exhibit relatively lower recognition and participation in China, accompanied by numerous challenges. Secondly, the research highlights the characteristics and potential of curling. Nonetheless, when compared to traditional winter sports like skiing and ice hockey, curling's infrastructure and popularity in China still require significant enhancement. Furthermore, the study analyzes the root causes of the challenges in the popularization of curling, including insufficient promotion and education, inadequate infrastructure, and limited knowledge of curling rules and techniques. To address these issues, the paper presents a series of recommendations, such as intensifying the promotion of curling, improving infrastructure development, and conducting curling training and promotional activities, all aimed at facilitating wider adoption of the sport. Lastly, the research summarizes the prospects of winter niche sports in China, underscoring the necessity of collaboration and efforts among the government, sports organizations, and businesses in promoting these sports.
The Investigation of Rental Market Rent Models Based on Machine Learning
Authors: Tang Shiqi
Published: June 2024

In terms of the renting field, landlords often set rental prices subjectively based on market trends, lacking standardized criteria. This can lead to arbitrary pricing and potential market instability. In contrast, machine learning, with its advancements across various industries, offers a solution to model these complex, non-linear relationships. Although numerous studies have investigated the factors that impact rental prices, there is a scarcity of research dedicated to predicting rental prices, in contrast to the extensive body of work centered on forecasting property prices within the real estate sector. Firstly, this study examines key factors influencing rental prices. Utilizing a Kaggle dataset containing statistical information on Italian housing rentals, including architectural and geographical features, this study processes the data, handles missing values, removes outliers, and analyzes feature correlations. Various machine learning models, including Backpropagation (BP) neural networks, decision trees, random forests, gradient boosting regression, and multiple linear regression, are employed for rental price prediction. The study concludes by comparing model performance and discussing their strengths and weaknesses. Key findings reveal that neural networks outperform other methods in rental price prediction, showing the lowest Mean Absolute Error (MAE) and Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE) errors, while decision trees perform the poorest. Furthermore, bathroom count exhibits the highest correlation with rental prices, followed by property size, with villa status ranking third.
The Influence of Anchors' Personal Characteristics on Consumer Behavior
Authors: Chen Haonan , Hu Jingxun , Xu Xiaoxiao
Published: June 2024

With the rapid development of Internet technology, live-streaming industry expands rapidly. In recent years, the live-streaming industry has continued to develop and grow, especially after the COVID-19, the purchasing power of the whole society of live-streaming industry has broken through to a new height. Based on the current e-commerce of live-streaming industry in China, through daily life and a large number of articles, it is found that anchors, as one of the most important links in live-streaming, have a huge impact on consumers' purchasing behavior and the final output of delivery results. This paper adopts the literature review method, and after reading and analyzing a large number of relevant literatures, summarizes the impact of the personal characteristics of anchors in live-streaming on consumers' final purchasing behavior. Among them, the professionalism, interaction, popularity, appearance and personal charm of anchors are generally considered to be factors that can arouse consumer perception and have a positive impact on consumer purchasing behavior. In the context of the rapidly developing live-streaming industry in China and the increasingly complex livestreaming environment, the personal characteristics and qualities of anchors are very important. Therefore, the study on the personal characteristics of anchors in this paper mainly hopes to provide rich training methods for livestreaming enterprises. It provides decision-making reference for enterprises, anchors and platforms to formulate strategies to improve the social presence of consumers in the live broadcast room, and finally achieves the purpose of increasing consumers' purchase after watching the live broadcast and increasing corporate profits.
Technology, Globalization, And Class Dynamics: Key Elements in Marxist State Modernization Analysis
Authors: Wu Pengyu
Published: June 2024

In the wake of the information revolution, human civilization has entered a novel epoch, necessitating the evolution of various social theories to meet new necessities. This scholarly investigation engages with the dynamic interplay between Marxist theory and its application within contemporary social and political milieus. It addresses the critical inquiry into Marxist thought's continued relevance and adaptability amidst modern challenges, including digitization, globalization, postmodernity, and state modernization. Rooted in the seminal principles of Marx and Engels, the study meticulously explores the diversification of Marxism into distinct strands and its applicability in deciphering the complexities of the current socio-political landscape. The research findings indicate that while Marxist critique maintains its pertinence in analyzing capitalist societies, it confronts challenges arising from technological advancements, shifting global economic paradigms, and the proliferation of intricate identities that intertwine class with diverse socio-cultural dimensions. This study is significant in its comprehensive analysis of Marxism's adaptability and resilience, offering an updated perspective for academic discourse to navigate and comprehend multifaceted contemporary phenomena. Moreover, it delineates prospective research avenues, mainly focusing on the impact of digitization in reshaping class dynamics and the confluence of Marxism with alternative theoretical frameworks.
The 2008 Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Responses
Authors: Guo Zihan
Published: June 2024

This article discussed the origin, process, and consequences of the subprime mortgage crisis that occurred mainly during 2008, in addition to the further improvement of policies by the American government to prevent the occurrence of a similar crisis in the future. Overall, the subprime mortgage crisis was primarily caused by expansionary monetary policy, lax regulation, and securities such as credit default swaps. Following the collapse of the housing bubble and the resulting turmoil in the credit market, the crisis led to bankruptcy for investment banks and other companies, significant financial losses, recession, unemployment, and a substantial amount of government bailout funds. In response to the crisis, the U.S. government implemented several policies to regulate the financial market and reduce risk for banks. Two of the most well-known policies are the Dodd-Frank Act and Basel III, which aim to regulate the financial market and banking system. These regulatory measures were enacted to enhance transparency, strengthen risk management practices, and foster greater stability in the financial system, marking a pivotal shift in the aftermath of the subprime mortgage crisis.
Cutting-Edge Additive Manufacturing Technology for Titanium-Based Alloys
Authors: Chen Yiqi
Published: June 2024

In recent years, the intersection of additive manufacturing (AM) technology and the nuanced properties of titanium and its alloys has emerged as a promising frontier in the realm of materials science. This paper elucidates the potential superiority of AM technology over traditional manufacturing methodologies in Ti-alloy production while also addressing the limitations that restrict its widespread application. The author delves deeply into a variety of sophisticated AM processes, including selective laser melting (SLM), directed energy deposition (DED), electron beam melting (EBM), wire arc AM (WAAM) and binder jetting printer (BJP), offering a comprehensive overview and analysis of each. Furthermore, this work presents an exhaustive evaluation of the enhancements in the properties of pure titanium, and Ti-64 facilitated through AM, thereby highlighting the potential of AM technology to expand the applicability spectrum of Ti-alloys significantly. In conclusion, this paper showcases several real-world applications of AM Ti-alloys, fostering a nuanced discussion on the symbiotic relationship between AM technology and Ti-alloy development. This discourse aims to pave the way for future innovations, fostering a new era of manufacturing that harmonizes efficiency with material excellence, thereby catalyzing a transformative shift in the industry.
Correlating Evolution of Dietary Guidelines and Cancer Incidence Trends: A Comparative Study of the United States and Australia
Authors: Yu Yu-Rou
Published: June 2024

Diet habits have been shown to affect numerous diet-related cancers, for instance, colorectal cancer, oral, nasopharyngeal, and esophageal cancers, pancreatic cancer, lung cancer, etc. This study investigates the relationship between the evolution of dietary guidelines and incidence rates for certain diet-related cancers in the United States (U.S.) and Australia over a 15-year period (2003-2017). Employing an extensive comparative analysis, the study aims to unveil potential associations or divergences between advocated dietary habits and the occurrence of distinct diet-related cancers. The findings reveal a correlation between shifts in recommended dietary patterns and changes in colorectal cancer incidence rates. Notably, changes in guidelines emphasizing reduced red and processed meat intake align with consistent downward trends in colorectal cancer incidence rates. Pancreatic cancer incidence rates, on the other hand, exhibit upward trends despite guidelines promoting increased vegetable and fruit consumption, reinforcing the inconclusiveness regarding the relationship between dietary habits and the occurrence of pancreatic cancer. This investigation marks a crucial initial step in understanding the intricate relationship between recommended dietary patterns and their potential impact on mitigating certain cancer types.
Study on the influence of tooling on the properties of C/Sic bonding materials and its optimization
Authors: Bo Li
Published: June 2024

This paper studies the influence and optimization of tooling on the properties of C/Sic bonding materials, analyzes the influence of tooling design, materials and processing technology on the properties of C/Sic bonding materials, puts forward the principles and methods of tooling optimization design, and verifies the effectiveness of the optimization scheme through experiments. The results show that the tooling has a significant influence on the properties of C/Sic bonding materials, and optimizing the tooling design is an effective way to improve the properties of C/Sic bonding materials.