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Analysis of Digital Marketing Strategies in the Interactive Entertainment Industry: A Case Study of ‘Valorant’
Authors: Sheng Yifeng
Published: October 2024

This study aims to analyze the digital marketing strategies in the interactive entertainment industry and to conduct an in-depth discussion using Valorant as an example. With the advancement of technology and the change in people’s online habits, digital marketing plays an increasingly important role in the interactive entertainment industry. Understanding consumer behavior and intentions can help reflect and improve advertising and related fields. By distributing questionnaires to collect and analyze consumers’ attitudes and reactions to different marketing strategies, the study finds that the synergy between digital marketing and outdoor advertising significantly increased brand awareness and user engagement. Social media advertising attracts potential users, while outdoor advertising enhances brand visual impact and loyalty. Through the analysis of the successful “Valorant” case, this study reveals the critical factors of digital marketing in user acquisition, retention, and stickiness. It explores these strategies’ replicability and innovation in other interactive entertainment products. Meantime provides a valuable empirical reference for the industry.
The Influence of the Imperial Examination System on the Phenomenon of Internal Competition in the College Entrance Examination in China, Japan, and South Korea
Authors: Zhang Yunuo
Published: October 2024

The imperial examination system, as an important means of selecting officials in ancient China, has undergone thousands of years of evolution. It has not only profoundly influenced China’s history and culture, but also had an undeniable impact on the modern college entrance examination system and the phenomenon of educational competition in China, Japan, and South Korea. The issue of internal competition in the college entrance examination has attracted widespread attention in today’s society. It not only concerns individuals’ educational pressure and quality of life but also poses challenges to the country’s education equity and talent cultivation model. In the context of globalization, the traces of the imperial examination system still affect the college entrance examination systems of these countries to some extent and have received widespread attention. This article analyzes the impact of the imperial examination system on the internal competition in the college entrance examination in China, Japan, and South Korea, and focuses on the universal influence of the imperial examination system on education internal competition worldwide. Based on this, this article proposes the following suggestions: relevant education departments need to consider the integration and innovation of different education models in the context of globalization, to achieve sustainable development of education.
Further Application Of Automatic Control Based On Servo Motor In Smart Grid
Authors: Li Xingyue
Published: October 2024

The paper summarize the advantages and applications of servo motor. As a kind of equipment that can replace manual long-distance inspection, the intelligent inspection device for overhead transmission lines can significantly improve inspection efficiency and reduce labor intensity. The servo motor with high power density and low torque ripple can guarantee the high precision and stable operation of the intelligent inspection device in line inspection, which provides a certain practical intelligent application significance for transmission line inspection.
The Impact of Emotional Intelligence on Academic Achievement of College Students
Authors: Chen Manli
Published: October 2024

With the ongoing development of educational psychology, Emotional Intelligence (EI) has garnered increasing academic attention as a critical factor influencing students’ academic outcomes. EI, which involves the capacity to identify, comprehend, manage, and apply emotions, is widely recognized as essential for academic success, particularly in language learning contexts. This study systematically examines the influence of EI dimensions on college students’ academic performance in English by synthesizing and analyzing existing literature. A thorough review of international research has been conducted, focusing on the association between EI and the academic performance of non-English majors within the scope of Chinese higher education. The analysis integrates both quantitative and qualitative findings, emphasizing EI’s role in managing anxiety and enhancing motivation in English learning. The results demonstrate a significant positive correlation between EI and academic achievement in English, particularly in aspects related to emotional regulation, social skills, and self-management. Furthermore, EI is identified as a mediating factor in promoting academic performance, notably through the reduction of foreign language anxiety and the enhancement of learning motivation. Based on these findings, this paper advocates for the enhancement of EI in higher education as a strategic approach to support students in improving their academic performance.
Cryptocurrency and Money Laundering
Authors: Wang Ruiqi
Published: October 2024

Cryptocurrency, a form of virtual currency, is increasingly pervasive in the modern society. People can use Bitcoin, Ether or Dogecoin to buy a range of products and services with ease and convenience. Yet, beneath the popularity of cryptocurrency is an emerging socio-legal concern: money laundering. Using the information collected from web sources, this brief paper taps into how cryptocurrency money laundering works and what measures can be undertaken to curtail digital crime. In view of the extant information, the paper found that a mixer is required as a ‘middle man’ to convert identifiable crypto-tokens into unidentifiable clean ones thereby delivering them to new wallet(s). In this manner, the origins of these tokens can be obscured, and the new tokens can be accessed and used legally. Many platforms and channels can serve as the mixer to proceed with illegal activities, including casinos, dark web marketplaces, and p2p networks. In considering the ways to tackle such digital crime in jurisdictions with limited oversight, the paper proposes to adopt measures in the Anti-Money Laundering initiatives already implemented in Hong Kong, the United States, and Singapore – especially, the need to strengthen recordkeeping to enhance the traceability and trackability of cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, laws and rules associated with digital crime shall also be reshaped for risk mitigation.
The analysis of good and bad effects of business people’s money-making and money-spending activities
Authors: Zhou Xuanyu
Published: October 2024

There is no doubt that the money-making and money-spending activities of successful business people have a positive impact on society. Firstly, the rich alleviate the wealth gap and promote income equity through wealth distribution mechanisms such as taxation and charitable donations. Secondly, the rich promote economic development by accelerating money circulation and boosting employment through investment and consumption. Besides, business operations and charitable consumption by the rich can increase the supply of public goods and improve social welfare. However, there are also some adverse effects, such as the Matthew effect widening the gap between rich and poor, the exploitation and oppression of workers by capitalists, and the negative externalities of business people’s economic activities. This paper proposes some policy recommendations to address these challenges.
Study on the causes and coping strategies of adolescent mental illness
Authors: Zhang Zhihan
Published: October 2024

In recent years, especially since the epidemic, there has been an explosive increase in the incidence of adolescent mental disorders, which has aroused the attention of the whole society. From the perspectives of evolution, humanism, and psychodynamics, this paper analyzes the deep-rooted causes of the increasing incidence of psychological disorders in adolescents and explores various dilemmas adolescents face. From an evolutionary point of view, the current rate of social progress exceeds the rate of human evolution and the rate of cognitive improvement of young people, making it difficult for young people to adapt to complex social environments. In humanitarian terms, excessive academic pressure places a heavy burden on young people. From the perspective of psychodynamics, the conflict between standard, ego, and superego can cause mental illness in adolescents. In addition, this paper points out that adolescent mental illness marks the evolution of social awareness of mental health, and all parties in society need to build a supportive policy framework to foster widespread awareness of mental health.
The “Weird” Effect: Shaping U.S. Election Rhetoric
Authors: He Anyi
Published: October 2024

In 2024, as the U.S. election draws close, the media partition bias is increasingly obtrusive in its media framing. This essay explores the broader implications of this rhetorical shift by first analyzing the introduction of “weird” in the 2024 U.S. election discourse with Tim Walz’s viral comment and then comparing the term’s usage by MSNBC and Fox News to explore the partisan usage of the term and how they influence public perception, weaponize humor, and construct biased narratives. The comparisons will center around how semantic framing of words like “weird” creates effective negative priming for the audience and strengthens emotional tendencies such as cue-taking or confirmation bias. Finally, the essay discusses the broader implications of this rhetorical shift, embedding political battles into everyday life and complicating American political discourse. While not new in strategy, the essay underscores how this linguistic tactic uniquely infiltrates common language, reshaping political engagement in contemporary America and further polarizing American society.
Impacts of Characterization of Idols’ Images and Performances on Adolescent Fans’ Appearances Anxiety
Authors: Lin Yuyan
Published: October 2024

As a product of new media development, idols have become increasingly influential with the evolution of the contemporary era. Their unnaturally groomed and flawless appearance has resulted in a multitude of adverse effects on their fans, particularly teenage fans, such as the negative effect of appearance anxiety. This essay examines the influence of idols’ image and performance on the prevalence of appearance anxiety among teenage fans. This paper presents the findings of an in-depth study on the relationship between idol images, body image dissatisfaction, and social media engagement. The study’s conclusions indicate that teenage fans may experience appearance anxiety due to three key factors: the unattainability of idol images, the excessive appeal of idol appearances, and the profound impact of idols on teenagers. Given the above, this paper puts forward a series of suggestions that could be implemented in different areas. For teenagers, they should focus more on their own rather than their idols. For idols, it would be beneficial for them to disseminate more positive messages on the subject of appearance anxiety. For social media, they could play a role in promoting and sharing more positive content with teenagers.
Comparisons for Different State-of-art Planet Searching Scenarios: Transit, Radial Velocity and Direct-imaging
Authors: Li Zhouyang
Published: October 2024

The vastness of the universe has inspired mankind’s infinite imagination of the exoplanets with living. The exploration of them reflects human beings’ yearning for possible life and the pursuit of a possible future home. From the first detection of an exoplanet in 1992 to the detection of 5,747 exoplanets on August 16, 2024, scholars have worked hard to explore. This study presents typical results of exoplanet detection in recent years, describing in general terms which planet retrieval methods have been used, what results are obtained by each method and which parameters of the planet can be detected. To be specific, three main methods for detecting exoplanets are detailly evaluated, namely the transit, the radial velocity and the direct imaging. By comparing these three methods, detection methods suitable for different types of exoplanets are summarized. According to the analysis, the limitations of current exoplanet detection are summarized based on the results, and future countermeasures are outlined. These results offer a guideline for exoplanet exploration and shed light on understanding the three main methods of detecting exoplanets.
Exploring the Role of AI in the Debate on Language Acquisition: Innate Mechanisms vs. Environmental Learning
Authors: Bao Chenjie
Published: October 2024

The ever-drawn debate between nature and nurture in the context of language acquisition has been a subject of interest among scholars for decades where in the past, this has been a question of whether language delay is a result of heredity or environment. The emergence of AI has added a new perspective to this discussion through complex tools that can capture and assess the interplay of these variables. Therefore, this paper seeks to explain how AI can mimic the interplay between genetic and environmental factors in the process of language acquisition. Thus, employing simulations and meta-analyses with the help of AI, the researchers can gain a deeper insight into how these factors influence the language learning process, challenge the existing theories, and define further research avenues.
Enhancing Children’s Print Reading Motivation through Interest-Oriented Approaches
Authors: Ma Sijia
Published: October 2024

With the development of information technology, more and more students, parents, and teachers are focusing on electronic reading. While the shift towards electronic reading is well acknowledged, its impact on the intrinsic motivation for reading printed books among children remains underexplored. This study analyzes how electronic devices and insufficient reading environments influence children’s preference for print over digital books. For example, the functions of smartphones and other electronic devices are very rich and powerful and schools and families do not offer a comprehensive reading atmosphere or philosophy. The findings reveal that despite the convenience of digital formats, printed books significantly enhance reading comprehension and focus, which are crucial for developing lifelong reading habits. Based on these results, the paper recommends strategies to foster a reading environment that aligns with children’s personal interests and reduces electronic distractions. These strategies aim to revitalize interest in printed books and promote sustained reading engagement among students.
An Analysis of English Translation of The Book of Poetry from the Perspective of Feminist Translation Theory
Authors: Sun Haoyan
Published: October 2024

The Book of Poetry is the earliest collection of poems in China, reflecting the ancient social life of 2,500 to 3,000 years ago, which is a microcosm of the society at that time, and also an important work for the study of female consciousness in the years during the Book of Poetry. Feminist translation theory is the combination of translation theory and culture, which emphasizes the translator’s intervention in the text, which is of great significance to the text translation with bright feminist color. This paper takes the translated texts of Xu Yuanchong and James Legge as the research object, makes a comparison between the two English versions of the Book of Poetry under the guidance of feminist translation theory, analyzes the embodiment of feminist consciousness in the two versions, for the purpose of exploring how feminist translators’ self-consciousness plays a specific role in translation practice, and how the two translators use the strategies in the theory to intervene the translations.
The role of cybersecurity in women’s involvement in online sexual violence and its response strategies
Authors: Li Yixuan
Published: October 2024

With the rapid development of information technology, cyberspace has become an indispensable part of people’s daily lives. However, cyberspace is not a pure land, especially with the increasingly prominent issue of online sexual violence against women. This article explores the role of cybersecurity in women’s involvement in online sexual violence and its response strategies. The article first analyzes how cyberspace has become an important platform for people’s lives and work in the background of the popularization of the Internet and social media. Still, it also brings about network security problems, especially the increasingly serious phenomenon of online sexual violence against women. These behaviors seriously violate women’s privacy and reputation rights and cause significant harm to their mental health. The article demonstrates the widespread and severe nature of online sexual violence through specific cases and statistical data. At the same time, the article also analyzed the causes of online sexual violence, including insufficient regulation of social media platforms, information overload of personalized algorithm recommendations, and the impact of user emotional intelligence on online behavior. Regarding response strategies, the article proposes various suggestions, such as improving network security regulations and protection systems, enhancing public awareness and education, and promoting social cooperation. In particular, it emphasizes the importance of formulating and improving laws and regulations against online sexual violence, strengthening cross-departmental collaboration, enhancing digital literacy programs, and promoting gender equality through school education and media publicity to raise awareness and respect for women’s rights.
Beyond Limbo: Understanding Waithood and Youth Transition in Africa
Authors: Sheng Zien
Published: October 2024

This paper explores the period of ‘waithood’ in young Africans in light of the socioeconomic difficulties and neoliberal policies. Despite prevailing stereotypes depicting this phase as idleness and despair, the study reveals that many young Africans are actively engaging in strategies such as ‘straining’, ‘hustling’, and establishing fadas to navigate their circumstances. Drawing on case studies and examples across Sub-Saharan Africa, this study emphasizes the varied ways in which young people have responded to the socioeconomic crisis, highlighting their inventiveness, fortitude, and agency in redefining their social roles. Providing examples from the Y’en a Marre! movement, the case of one self-employed young man in Sierra Lone, and the establishment of fadas, the author discusses how young Africans engage in socialization and self-affirmation while coping with their status.
Guiding Teenagers to Use Video Games Properly
Authors: Lyu Yiming
Published: October 2024

With the increasing popularity of video games, some problems have arisen. For some people, video games can be said to be “destructive”, causing irreparable harm; For others, however, teenagers’ use of video games has produced some positive results. The purpose of this paper is to study the effects of video games on young people and how the community should guide young people to use video games to achieve positive effects and avoid negative effects. Through the analysis of literature and cases, this paper analyzes the positive and negative effects of electronic games on teenagers from the perspectives of society, psychology, and science, and studies the feasible ways for parents, schools, governments, and other groups to correctly guide teenagers to use electronic games. It is found that electronic games can have different effects on teenagers, both positive and negative, depending on the situation. Overall, the study reported more negative effects than positive ones. Among them, the negative aspects include addiction, affecting academic performance, causing psychological disorders, leading to suicide, affecting family relations, leading to social problems, leading to negative emotions, etc. The positive effects include cultivating prosocial behavior and satisfying psychological needs that are difficult to achieve in real life. To properly guide teenagers to use electronic games, all sectors of society, including parents, schools, and governments, can take some actions to achieve the goal.
Entrepreneurship and Social Responsibility Research: A Double-edged Sword of Economic Welfare and Social Challenges
Authors: Ma Guixin
Published: October 2024

It is widely accepted that successful entrepreneurs create both waves of innovation and prosperity and environmental and social challenges. Using economic theories such as Solow’s growth model, Schumpeter’s theory of economic development, and externality theory, this article will explore how the wealth creation and consumption of successful entrepreneurs drive innovation and economic growth, as well as the environmental, social, and financial challenges they bring, thereby providing a balanced analysis of how successful business people affect the world. The results suggest that successful business people can benefit society significantly when they consume wealth, such as creating jobs and promoting economic growth. However, making profits in some industries can lead to environmental degradation, and high-risk investments can exacerbate social inequalities. Therefore, the government needs to introduce a series of policies to mitigate the negative impact of entrepreneurs.
Analysis of the cause, harm and optimization of “too much democracy”
Authors: Ye Sijia
Published: October 2024

“Too much democracy” refers to an excess of political procedures, institutions, and information. It has a historical background, but it actually leads to worse governance and poses significant challenges to global democratic systems. The reasons for excessive democracy include the inherent nature of democracy itself and the impure political motives of politicians participating in democratic activities. While excessive democracy can improve transparency and accountability, it can lead to inefficient decision-making, political gridlock and economic losses. Political apathy,  which contributes to populism and political polarization, can also be attributed to excessive democracy. Deliberate democracy, as a new trend in numerous democratic countries, does not address the core problems of “too much democracy” and is not a long-term solution. This paper believes that the direction of efforts should be to continuously improve the clarity and efficiency of democratic principles.
The correlation between the degree of green transformation of the financial industry and China’s economic growth——Based on empirical analysis
Authors: Liu Shiqian
Published: October 2024

With the increasingly serious global environmental problems, green finance has become an important way to promote sustainable economic development. As the world’s largest developing country, China’s financial industry’s green transformation degree of impact on economic growth is significant. Based on empirical analysis, this study explores the relationship between the degree of green transformation of the financial sector and China’s economic growth. By constructing an econometric model, using the time series data, this study analyzes the expenditure of energy conservation and environmental protection as the main explanatory variables, analyzes its influence on economic growth, and reveals its mechanism. The results show that the green transformation of the financial sector can significantly promote China’s economic growth. In addition, this study also discussed the green finance policy in promoting economic growth is likely to face challenges in the process of, and puts forward the corresponding policy Suggestions, to further enhance the green transformation of the financial industry, to strengthen its promoting effect on economic growth.
Research on the Factors Influencing High School Achievement
Authors: Wang Qiya
Published: October 2024

There have been many studies on the factors that affect students’ academic performance, but scholars have reached different conclusions, and many studies and analyses are still needed. The purpose of this essay is to identify the variables influencing high school students’ academic achievement. Using the method of multiple linear regression, 12 variables related to academic performance were selected, and a significant analysis of 2,392 high school students was carried out in 2024. In order to check the effectiveness of the operation, the residual test was conducted in this study. The results indicate that high school students’ academic achievement is positively correlated with the weekly study time, whether to participate in tutoring, whether to participate in extracurricular activities, whether to participate in sports, and the degree of parental support, and negatively correlated with the number of absenteeism. The students’ age, gender, ethnicity, parents’ education level and whether they participate in volunteer activities did not pass the significance test.
Relationship between Vitamin D and Insomnia in Older Adults
Authors: Deng Weifeng
Published: October 2024

Vitamin D is one of the common fat-soluble vitamins, which can be obtained from ultraviolet exposure and intake from particular food or supplementation. Insomnia caused by many reasons like diseases or health status, would also increase possibilities of suffering from other diseases, and has a prevalence to be common among all sorts of people, especially in older adults. Researchers found vitamin D associated with neurotransmitters, oxidative stress and inflammation. Many research also suggest vitamin D are relevant to insomnia, people with low serum vitamin D concentration have a higher possibility to suffer from insomnia, after a period time of supplementation of vitamin D insomnia patients, many of them get improved, but there are no significant difference on some on them either. The mechanism about vitamin D improving insomnia symptoms is not clear, there is no determine recommended dose and duration for patient, and also not enough clinical trials for further exploration. As an auxiliary means of insomnia treatment, vitamin D may have a good performance combined with other therapies. The current review summarizes some mechanism of vitamin D, both positive and negative evidence associated with vitamin D improves insomnia symptom, and have an outlook for the future study on insomnia between vitamin D.
The financial and industrial situation of NVIDIA
Authors: Qu Yuanfeng
Published: October 2024

NVIDIA has been gaining the world’s attention in recent years. Since its operation, it has shown great creativity and productivity. Most people in the world will come up with NVIDIA in mind when it comes to gaming GPUs. Thus, a brief introduction to this company seems significant. Previous studies have looked into technologies, investments and some specific ratios. However, few focus mainly on financial statements and the industrial environment. This passage gives insight into the income statements and balance sheets from the 2022-2024 fiscal years of NVIDIA, together with an environmental SWOT analysis. After these studies, NVIDIA has been stated to have a robust financial situation and a stable position among close competitors. NVIDIA owns the industry environment and a larger seller market. The passage also shows some of the strategies NVIDIA has adopted or is suitable for it to adopt. Further studies may be included afterwards in a more empirical way.
An Exploration of Shakespeare’s Portrayal of “Reason” and of “the Mind” in Sonnets Based on Literary Modes Theory
Authors: Wang Yi
Published: October 2024

This paper provides a window for understanding Shakespeare’s relationships with reason and with the mind in his sonnets. It selects eight poems via the indexes of “reason” and of “the mind” from the 154 Shakespeare’s sonnets for close reading. It shows that Shakespeare writes about “reason” and “the mind” in three literary modes: narrative, lyrical and dramatic. This literary-mode-based analysis of the eight poems leads to the discovery of the unique performance of “reason” and of “the mind” in Shakespeare’s sonnets. In specific, Shakespeare suggests that reason is the opposite of lust or of desire and that the mind, on the one hand, becomes weaker when it meets the eyes; the mind, on the other hand, becomes stronger when it meets another mind. In addition, the mind contradicts with the body, yet the power of the mind grows as the power of the body grows. Last but not least, through the poems on the themes of reason and of the mind, Shakespeare argues that love is dateless, nonsexual and preservable.
The effects of varying negativity and presentation duration of images on formation of false memories
Authors: Yang Mo
Published: October 2024

Studies about“False memory” are developing in the field of cognitive psychology. This study aims to investigate the interplay between presentation duration, negativity, and the presence of misinformation in the formation of false memories. Participants were exposed to slides of varying emotional valences (negative and neutral) and presentation durations (long and short), followed by questions containing either target or false options (either “critical lures” or “foil”. Confidence levels for each response were also recorded. The study found that subjects were more prone to false memories when presented with misinformation in the form of critical questions, especially when the slides were negatively valenced. Furthermore, confidence levels for artificially generated false memories were significantly higher in the long-duration group but lower in the short-duration group. These findings suggest that the presence of misinformation and the emotional valence of the stimuli significantly influence the formation of false memories.
Research on the Influence of Brand Interaction on Social Media Platforms and Consumers’ Purchasing Decision-making Process
Authors: Yang Wenxuan
Published: October 2024

With the rapid development of Internet technology and the popularity of social media, the interaction between brands and consumers has undergone profound changes. Social media platform, with its unique real-time, interactive and communication, has become an important bridge between brands and consumers. In the complex and changing market environment, brand building and maintenance is the key to the success of enterprises. With rapid changes in consumer behavior and market competition, brands need to adopt innovative strategies to strengthen their market position and consumer loyalty. The impact of KOL and KOC on consumers on social media platforms is complementary. KOL quickly increases brand awareness through extensive influence and professionalism, while KOC deepens consumers’ trust and desire to buy brands through authenticity and high interactivity. The combination of the two can form a complete marketing chain from awareness promotion to trust establishment to purchase transformation to maximize the marketing effect. This paper aims to explore how brand interaction on social media platforms affects consumers’ purchase decision-making process, and analyze its mechanism, influencing factors and effects, and give suggestions.
Semantic Effects of Long-Distance Wh-Scrambling in Japanese
Authors: Wang Zhen
Published: October 2024

This paper investigates the semantic effects of long-distance wh-scrambling in Japanese. Through qualitative analysis, it demonstrates that long-distance scrambling is a semantically vacuous movement in declarative sentences where a wh-phrase undergoes radical reconstruction for interpretation. It is demonstrated that it need not flow into semantic interpretations, in contrast to wh-movement. Long-distance wh-scrambling, on the other hand, has an impact on sentential readings in interrogative sentences since the wh-phrase must draw scope from its nearest question marker, which must be understood through the c-command relationship. The difference is discovered to originate from a processing technique, with each alternative interpretation being more prominent in both the jumbled sentence and the canonical form. This study provides a syntactic-semantic perspective and offers new insights into the semantic implications of scrambling, thus contributing to the existing literature.
Metaphor and Symbolism: possiblity of iconic theology
Authors: Fan Zhongsheng
Published: October 2024

In language and literature, metaphors and symbolism are both used to communicate complex ideas and emotions that are more than what is seen on the surface. Metaphors create connections between seemingly unrelated concepts, while as well as how they can be used to analyse theological contexts and apply them to society. The term “metaphor” comes from the ancient Greek word metapherein, where meta means “beyond,” and pherein means “to transfer” or “to carry over.” Essentially, a metaphor is a linguistic process by which one thing is “transferred” or “carried over” to another thing. This means that one thing is described as another to reveal certain characteristics of the first thing. Aristotle explicitly defined it in Poetics as “using a word that signifies one thing to refer to another; this word then becomes a metaphorical word.” Metaphor is not just a linguistic process but also a fundamental way of thinking about and understanding things.
Exploring the Role of Short Video Platforms in Guiding Public Opinion in the New Media Era
Authors: Huang Wentai
Published: October 2024

With the rapid development of short video platforms, they are gradually changing the way information is disseminated and public opinion is guided. To explore the role of short videos in guiding public opinion, this study mainly analyzes data from third-party data platforms and short video media accounts to reveal the mechanism of short videos on the evolution of public opinion. A detailed statistical analysis of the content of relevant videos on the short video platform was conducted, including the number of video views, the number of comments, and their changing trends; An in-depth analysis was conducted on the videos and comments released by self-media and mainstream media. Through content analysis, the study evaluated the communication characteristics of these media in guiding public opinion, including the selective dissemination of information, emotional tendencies, and the shaping of public cognition. The research results show that short video platforms play a significant role in guiding public opinion, and their dissemination characteristics and content selection have a profound impact on the formation and development of public opinion. In particular, self-media and mainstream media play a key role in guiding public opinion. They play a leading role in shaping public opinion through different communication strategies and content presentation.
The role of mathematics in economics: From theoretical deepening to empirical analysis
Authors: Tu Yuxiao
Published: October 2024

This paper discusses the application of mathematics in economics and its importance to the subject’s progress. With the increasing application of simplified mathematical methods in economic research and the rising trend of empirical research, the degree of dependence of economics on mathematical analysis has decreased. However, relying on advanced mathematical tools to comprehensively understand and accurately model complex economic phenomena. This tendency to “de-mathematize” can lead to incomplete or misleading conclusions that undermine the credibility and effectiveness of the field. The article points out that the relationship between mathematics and economic theory is complementary rather than antagonistic. Complex theories must be translated into practical insights to bridge the gap between academic discussion and policy practice. Therefore, economists should devote themselves to using mathematical tools to promote the development of economic thought. By improving their mathematical skills, economists can gain a deeper understanding of economic theory, enhance its explanatory and predictive power, and make economics a more robust scientific system. In the future, the application of mathematics in economics will not only be a tool for academic research but also an important force to promote the development of economic theory and practical policy making. This paper further explores the future application prospects of mathematics in economics and its challenges in providing new ideas and directions for economic researchers.
The Development of Golf in the USA: Past Trends and Impact Factors
Authors: Zou Tianrun
Published: October 2024

In the USA (a developed market), recent research highlights golf’s significant role in enhancing mental well-being, especially for those who are aged 35-49, as the games provide them with a way to escape from everyday stress [1]. During the pandemic, golf courses became even more essential, with surveys showing that nearly every 97% of U.S. golf facilities organised at least one entertainment program or initiative in 2022, which improves the quality of life within their communities.
Design of Optogenetic Microimplants for the Treatment of Neurodegenerative Disease
Authors: Lin Zhichen
Published: October 2024

In the context of global aging, neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease have become important issues in global public health and scientific research. This is due to their soaring incidence, serious impact on patients’ quality of life, and the huge burden they place on families and social economies. However, current treatments, such as drug therapy and deep brain stimulation, have obvious shortcomings. Moreover, there is a lack of precise neuromodulation tools to study the pathogenesis of these diseases In order to solve these problems, optogenetics has attracted attention in recent years, which uses light as a stimulus signal carrier and can realize the detection and control of neurodegenerative diseases at the level of neurons and neural circuits by implanting micro-implants such as μ leds. This review summarize the recent advances in microimplant technology in the fields of optogenetics and neuroscience, and summarize the development and application of optogenetic microimplants for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases in detail.
A microglia-containing 3D human brain organoid for studying HSV-1-induced Alzheimer’s disease
Authors: Li Zhengtao
Published: October 2024

As a progressive neurodegenerative disorder, Alzheimer’s disease (AD) can result in significant memory loss and cognitive deterioration. Several recent studies show that herpes simplex virus type I (HSV-1) is closely related to AD pathology. Microglia, the primary immune cells in the central nervous system, are also shown to play an important role in AD. In this study, we developed a microglia-containing 3-dimensional (3D) human brain organoid from human-induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs) to study the relationship between microglia and HSV-1-induced AD phenotypes. We found that microglia increased the generation of amyloid-β protein (Aβ) and neurofibrillary tangles (NFTs), contributed to neural loss, and enhanced gliosis and neuroinflammation. We also employed shRNA vectors to inhibit certain cytokines related to neuroinflammation and examined the impact on Aβ aggregation. This model can facilitate future research on the treatment of AD regarding microglia and HSV-1.
Bluetooth Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) Technology: Principles, Integration, Applications, and Performance Evaluation
Authors: Yuan Jiayu
Published: October 2024

Thanks to the development of wireless audio transmission technology, Bluetooth technology made it possible to give users a seamless and convenient connection experience. However, in a noisy environment, preserving the audio quality is still difficult, which motivated people to explore the technology of Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). This paper aims to analyze integration of ANC technology and the potential of Bluetooth audio transmitting to improve the audio effect, especially in application scenarios where clear audio is required. At the beginning of this paper, how Bluetooth and ANC are evolved is reviewed for the preparatory works. Then, the technology mechanism of the ANC and the advantages in particular application scenarios such as Industrial automation and autonomous vehicles are described in detail. In addition, this paper give experimental data to illustrate that the ANC systems is effective in reducing ambient noise. The central technology of ANC system is using a microphone to detect environmental noise information and then creates a sound wave phase-inverted to the original noise to cancel. Furthermore, by connecting artificial intelligence technique, the ANC system dynamically fits from different acoustic environment to improve the audio quality. Finally, the experimental results that are quoted reveal that the advanced ANC system can reduce the noise level in a wide range of environments, cutting down the sound pressure level to 65 dB. It is clearly demonstrated that the ANC technology is widely applicable and effective to enhance the audio experience.
Advancements in Network Attached Storage (NAS) for Mobile Devices: Technological Developments and Performance Assessment
Authors: Yang Siyuan
Published: October 2024

Network-attached storage (NAS) technology has emerged as a vital solution in the evolving landscape of data management and storage. With the exponential growth of data and the increasing demand for efficient, scalable storage solutions, NAS systems offer a centralized, cost-effective, and flexible alternative to traditional storage methods. This paper explores the application and advantages of NAS technology in various scenarios, from home and small business environments to large enterprises. It highlights the key strengths of NAS systems in optimizing data storage, ensuring data security, and facilitating cross-device sharing. The study delves into the architectural components of NAS, including file systems, RAID configurations, and network protocols, to demonstrate how these technologies enhance storage performance and reliability. Technical details on NAS system design, such as the integration of advanced file systems and user-level networking technologies, are discussed to showcase their impact on data transfer efficiency and overall system performance. Experimental results validate the effectiveness of NAS in different environments, illustrating its ability to provide high availability, data redundancy, and low-latency data access. The findings underscore NAS technology’s potential as a versatile and scalable storage solution, with recommendations for future research focused on developing new file systems, optimizing network protocols, and exploring edge computing integrations to further enhance NAS capabilities.
“Bogus claim of jurisdiction” - Congressional opposition to the ICC in the 2000s
Authors: Heo Chaewon
Published: October 2024

Despite helping develop the Rome Statute, when it came to signing the International Criminal Court (ICC), America stepped out. They argued that their forces were a major power in peacekeeping, and claimed to fear the indictment of their own servicemen. But was this really the case? By analyzing a meeting record between the Congress of Foreign Relations, this paper seeks to find the congressional opinion as to why they didn’t sign the ICC. In taking into account both conservative and democratic views, the meeting records reveal that America refused to sign the ICC because they believed the Court was unreliable and lacked civil rights, as opposed to fear of indictment.
The Feature Importance Analysis of Music Recommendation System with K-means and K-Nearest Neighbors
Authors: Yang Ruining
Published: October 2024

With the rapid development of science and technology, society has entered an era of high informatization. The recommendation system can alleviate the problem of information overload due to the vast and complex information on the Internet. Music recommendation is one of the main application fields of the recommendation system. This paper revolves around building a music recommendation system using Spotify’s dataset. There are two main methods used in this paper to analyze the importance of features in music recommendation based on machine learning techniques. Specifically, this paper uses K-means clustering to identify similarities in the feature combination, bringing together songs with similar types. K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) is used to find the nearest neighbours to a song by combining the selected features. In the evaluation part, to ensure the feature pairs are significant to KNN models, the accuracy is calculated and compared before and after one specific feature combination is removed. The results reveal that energy and valence are the most compelling feature combinations according to the cluster analysis. Besides, the accuracy after removing any feature is smaller than the accuracy using all features, which reflects that these features are essential for the KNN model. However, the feature combination (energy and valence) shows that the contradictory results indicate that any single analysis method for determining the importance of a feature is one-sided.
Effects of Attachment and Emotional Feedback on Intimate Relationships
Authors: Sun Yi
Published: October 2024

Using information from recent psychology studies, the review examines how attachment types and emotional feedback affect interpersonal relationships, particularly in intimate relationships with adults. Attachment theory, which is deeply rooted in the foundational studies conducted by the renowned psychologist John Bowlby, posits that individuals’ behaviors and emotions in their interactions with others within the context of relationships are significantly influenced and molded by the initial interactions they have with their primary caregivers during the early stages of their lives. This study looks at how happiness in relationships, emotional control, and conflict resolution are affected by secure, anxious, and avoidant attachment styles. Furthermore, partners’ spoken and nonverbal emotional input greatly influences the character of the relationship. While negative reactions may foster insecurity, positive replies often reinforce good attachment practices. Several research outcomes are included in this article to shed light on how attachment and emotional feedback interact. In closing, the study indicates directions for further investigation, particularly with regard to digital communication and diversity.
Quadrilateral Security Dialogue and South China Sea Issue: Impacts and China’s Strategic Response
Authors: Jiang Mingyan
Published: October 2024

This paper examines the impact of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue on China’s concerns related to the South China Sea issue. The study first reviews the origin and development of the quadrilateral security dialogue mechanism, pointing out that its geopolitical color is obvious, especially in China as the core factor of strategic interaction. Subsequently, the article discusses the specific impact of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue on the South China Sea issue, including heating the issue, encouraging countries outside the region to intervene, aggravating tensions, and undermining stability in the South China Sea. Following that, the article puts forward China’s countermeasures and suggestions, emphasizing that China should analyze the interests of various countries, divide and disintegrate the United States alliance system, strengthen economic ties with ASEAN countries, consolidate friendly relations, maintain strategic focus, and strengthen national defense and military construction. Finally, the study concludes that to preserve regional peace and stability, China should fully utilize the advantageous aspects of the Asia-Pacific pattern and neutralize the dangerous components.