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Does the Shadowing Affect the Second Language Preschool Childrens English Speaking Proficiency?
Authors: Jingnan Zhao
Published: January 2024

Unsurprisingly, changes in attitudes towards learning English in the international context have coincided with English becoming a global lingua franca. Learning a foreign language, especially English, from an early age is believed to impact children's language acquisition positively. This belief is supported by the Critical Period Hypothesis, which suggests that there is a biologically determined period when language can be acquired more easily. However, recent studies suggest that the assumption that younger people are better when learning English is only sometimes valid. The growing body of research on bilingual development examines the connection between language exposure and learning outcomes. The research studies the factors and the process of shadowing the efficiency of preschool children in learning English (as the L2) and which age is the most suitable for learning a foreign language. This paper presents two views: the earlier, the better to learn L2, or the latter to learn L2 during preschool years, with some degree of understanding of the native language. The implications of the holistic view on the neurolinguistics of bilingualism will be used in the field of education directly. Afterwards, the students could get a favourable education with rigorous and correct scientific practice and cultivate their English thinking patterns.
The Role of Elections in Democracy: Challenges and Solutions
Authors: Gu Xiangyun
Published: January 2024

Elections are pivotal for democratic governance, allowing citizens to influence officials and chart the nation's trajectory. This study explores their crucial significance and inherent limitations. Despite their central role, elections often struggle to fully encapsulate the collective will, contending with challenges like elite dominance and the delicate balancing act between majority rule and minority rights. Furthermore, this research underscores the essential role of informational Democracy, where equitable access to information empowers citizens, fostering informed decision-making and holding governments accountable. In essence, while elections serve as the bedrock of political systems, acknowledging and addressing their limitations and fervently working to enhance the representation of diverse voices are imperative tasks for the ongoing evolution of democratic processes.
The Dilemma and Countermeasures of Contemporary Chinese Youth's Gender Education under the Influence of the Internet
Authors: Lu Shenglai
Published: January 2024

The development of the Internet has greatly facilitated people's lives and helped students acquire knowledge, but at the same time, it has also placed obstacles in the way of students' gender education. This paper analyzes the dilemma and obstacles of students' gender education in the context of the information age. This paper argues that students' gender education is very important, but due to the age characteristics of students and parents' shy attitude towards gender education, students are easily misled by online information, and have bad consequences. For this reason, schools and parents should pay attention to gender education. Through the joint transformation of society, schools, and parents, gender education should be carried out for students as soon as possible so that students can construct correct gender cognition. At the same time, an open and normal attitude towards sex education should be recommended so that students can receive correct information and relevant education from schools and parents.
ChatGPT's Impact on College Education
Authors: Ye Tianyi
Published: January 2024

The emergence of Chat GPT in the field of education has generated significant interest. This tool, powered by artificial intelligence technology, offers advanced functionalities that surpass those of traditional retrieval search tools. As a result, it represents a significant milestone in the ongoing development of artificial intelligence. Furthermore, Chat GPT introduces a fresh perspective for the exploration of artificial intelligence education.The influence of ChatGPT on education primarily lies within the realm of higher education. It has the potential to enhance learning and research efficiency, as well as impact educational assessment and evaluation. Moreover, it can facilitate the advancement of academic creativity and critical thinking in education. It is important to note that despite technological advancements, knowledge remains fundamental to personal well-being and societal progress, serving as a core resource in modern society. Expanding educational opportunities is crucial for promoting social advancement, enabling a larger population to access higher education. However, it is worth considering whether ChatGPT will entirely replace teachers in this process. Does the use of Chat GPT have a net positive impact on students? Nevertheless, the ongoing discourse lacks substance and lacks a foundation in theory. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to put forth an appropriate framework of technical and theoretical knowledge. This study examines the level of knowledge, frequency of utilization, and reliance on ChatGPT among students with varying academic qualifications through the administration of a questionnaire. The objective is to explore the potential of ChatGPT as a substitute for conventional instructional approaches.
The Influence of Internet Buzzwords on Adolescents Mental Health
Authors: Luo Zhuoyue
Published: January 2024

Nowadays, the internet has become an essential tool for people's survival. The internet is diversity that brings people from all over the world to the virtual space through social media which enables people have more exploration. Language is an important communication tool between human chatting with each other online, which has significant impacts on politics, economy, society, technology, and even culture. Under the influence of media communication, people have created internet buzzwords, which greatly enriches people's lives and alleviates their work pressure. Furthermore, Online buzzwords can reflect the changes in the values and mental condition of young people. They can showcase personality, express emotions, and have a high degree of focus and discussion topic. Therefore, more and more people bring internet buzzwords on social media into life which have become a part of their daily lives. The thesis summarizes the characteristics of internet buzzwords, the psychological transmission factors, and positive and negative effects of internet buzzwords by searching dozens of literature.
Manifestations, Causes and Relief of Modern Educational Anxiety
Authors: Chen Yuhan
Published: January 2024

As the need for talent and the corresponding ability to improve it becomes more and more urgent in modern society, education has completed a shift from the simple transfer of knowledge to a key tool for fostering creativity, critical thinking, and adaptability. However, this transformation has also brought about a series of new challenges, the most prominent of which are the phenomena of educational anxiety and involution. This paper provides a theoretical analysis and elaboration of the data collected on the causes of educational anxiety and the dialectical view of educational anxiety as well as the corresponding measures to address it. It is found that educational anxiety mainly comes from parents' deviation in educational expectations and unidirectional pursuit of educational targets, the contradiction between unlimited educational competition and limited educational resources, and social transformation and development. The corresponding solutions are that parents should take a dialectical view of education anxiety and set up a correct view of education; education-related bodies should promote the reform of the education evaluation system to promote the all-round development of students; and government departments should create a favorable environment for education and improve the family education guidance service system. The current education should focus on individual students, get rid of utilitarianism as the mainstream of test-based education, promote diversified quality education practices, and maximize the relief of parents' educational anxiety.
Does Corruption Affect the Reduction in Children's Stunting Rate Caused by Foreign Aid?
Authors: Wang Zimu
Published: January 2024

Recent empirical evidence has indicated a potential avenue for ameliorating the nutritional status of children in developing nations through focused interventions in the realms of food and agriculture. This research delves into the issue of child stunting prevalence in developing countries, scrutinizing the impact of corruption on the efficacy of such interventions. Utilizing comprehensive data derived from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and the World Bank, this study meticulously analyzed evolving trends. Notably, the investigation revealed a diminishing prevalence of child stunting among both genders but the role of total aid emerged as inconsequential in contributing to this positive trend. Furthermore, an intriguing revelation surfaced, indicating that the battle against child malnutrition hinges not solely on the optimized distribution of foreign aid but significantly on the curbing of corruption. The research uncovered a notable improvement in children's nutrition correlated not with the augmentation of foreign aid but with the augmentation of public health expenditures, thereby emphasizing the pivotal role of corruption control. This discernment underscores the imperative need for targeted aid and robust governance mechanisms to effectively combat the formidable challenge of child malnutrition.
A Comparative Analysis of Inclusive Education Policies in China and the United States
Authors: Zu Ruihong
Published: January 2024

Inclusive education has become popular to ensure equal educational opportunities for students with specific educational requirements or disabilities (SEND). This research paper compares the inclusive education policies in China and the United States with a comprehensive review of relevant literature, examining the conceptual framework, legal framework, and practices. This paper found that China adopts a pragmatic model to practice its policies while the U.S. uses an idealistic model. Furthermore, both countries are working towards attaining UNESCO's definition of inclusive education, facing conflict with neo-liberal education policies. Building on these findings, policymakers and stakeholders in both countries can draw insights to emphasize their country's high priority and foster greater inclusion in education accordingly.
Voting Procedure of President Election
Authors: Kang Weichen
Published: January 2024

The purpose of this study is to provide insight into the probability of success or failure of a political candidate by the name of A.P. in future elections, specifically in the area of political campaigns. Understanding these probabilities can have a significant impact on electoral processes and political decision-making, which is a crucial area of social and political importance. The focus of the study is on a future political candidate. The purpose of the study is to present objective data on A.P.'s performance in the upcoming elections, with the main goal of determining his likelihood of triumph or failure in future elections, and whether he will withdraw from the political arena after a potential loss. The understanding of political candidates' careers and their impact on election outcomes is crucial. Identifying appropriate tools and methods to accurately predict electoral uncertainty is the main research question.
Building a Community with a Shared Future for Humanity: Promoting the Resolution of Economic Justice Issues in the International Context
Authors: Chen Bao , Sun Xinyu
Published: January 2024

Achieving economic justice remains a persistent value goal for humanity. Economic justice manifests itself in the disparities between individuals and has become a universal social concern. This implies that, from the perspective of the relationship between individuals and communities, we can examine and analyze the fundamental causes of economic justice and find contemporary approaches to addressing economic justice issues through the correct handling of the historical development path of the relationship between communities and individuals. The commitment to building a community with a shared future for humanity in the international community is a great innovation of the socialist ideology with Chinese characteristics in the new era. It aims to realize the common values of humanity in the new international governance structure. From the principles of consultation, joint construction, and shared benefits, the core issue of justice should be economic justice. Managing the relationship between the community with a shared future for humanity and various countries and regions is conducive to promoting the resolution of economic justice issues on the international stage.
Insight into Two Education System: The Finland Phenomenon and A Journey to Guatemala
Authors: Zhou Xiaochen
Published: January 2024

This article examines two documentaries related to the education system: The Finnish Phenomenon and Crossing the Bridge: A Journey to Guatemala. First, the article describes the mode of Finnish education, emphasizing the excellence of the Finnish education system, including teacher training and student choice. The article then explores the educational challenges in Guatemala described in Crossing the Bridge and how the Friendship Bridge program helps women lift themselves out of poverty and gain access to education through micro-credit and need-specific curricula. The author highlights the educational philosophy of allowing students to be creative and the importance of personalized instruction. This article provides contributions to International educators.
Legal Imperatives and Regulatory Mechanisms for Sustainable Energy Development: A Comparative Analysis of Renewable Energy Policies in Australia and China
Authors: Wu Fan
Published: January 2024

This thesis conducts a critical examination of the legal frameworks and regulatory mechanisms governing the renewable energy sector, focusing on the alignment of policies and incentives with sustainable industry development internationally. It compares Australia's and China's approaches to renewable energy legislation, highlighting Australia's heavy reliance on fossil fuels and China's pioneering legal measures. Australia's Renewable Energy Target (RET), Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES), and the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) are evaluated, along with state-level initiatives. China's Renewable Energy Law (REL), Wind Power Concession Program, and the Mid-and Long-term Development Plan for Renewable Energy (MLDP) reflect its strategic legal positioning. The comparative analysis elucidates fiscal strategies, investment mechanisms, and grid integration issues, revealing differing approaches to government intervention and market-driven solutions. The thesis proposes enhancements to Australia's policy framework, emphasizing the need for grid modernization, intergovernmental coordination, investment in domestic manufacturing, and legal reform to ensure a robust, sustainable, and self-sufficient renewable energy sector.
An Analysis of the Translation Output and Value Dissemination of ChatGPT
Authors: Jiaqi Feng
Published: January 2024

ChatGPT, as a generative artificial intelligence system, possesses the ability to engage in interactive conversations with the users. This research focuses on evaluating the translation capabilities of ChatGPT3.5 by utilizing a small-scale corpus with bilingual news reports, renowned poetry translations, and government legal law documents. The translation by ChatGPT 3.5 are compared against those generated by Google Translate and DeepL Translate using the BLEU score as an evaluation metric. The study employs the Political Compass as a theoretical framework to investigate the potential ideological stance and values of ChatGPT by statements. The research reveals that ChatGPT performs greatly in Chinese-to-English translation, particularly demonstrating proficiency in technical, economic, and medical texts, compared to influential machine translation software. It should also be noted that the texts generated by ChatGPT is not completely rational and objective, as it exhibits inclinations towards left-wing economic ideologies. This highlights the role of ChatGPT in disseminating values within the realm of artificial intelligence and deepens our understanding of generative AI systems. Moreover, possibilities for exploring opportunities and providing guidance for shaping AI values open up.
Analysis of the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Media and Film Industries
Authors: Liu Zhuoer
Published: January 2024

In today's evolving environment, artificial intelligence has become a key catalyst, not only replacing human workers but also automating content creation. This shift brings with it complexities related to copyright and intellectual property infringement, requiring a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted challenges faced by AI in the production of creative content in the media and film industries. This article will provide an in-depth analysis of the profound impact of artificial intelligence on these industries and provide forward-looking suggestions. Through in-depth analysis, we draw insights from industry experts, filmmakers and consumers, and use situational analysis research methods to illustrate the profound impact of artificial intelligence in this field. This article finds that artificial intelligence increases efficiency and technical accuracy in the media and film industries, but also creates challenges when misused. Regulatory and ethical guidelines are critical to ensuring responsible use of AI. Additionally, it is important to maintain the integrity of the industry by recognizing that AI cannot replace humans in providing emotional support, real-life experience and preventing deception.
Analysis of College Students Participation in Language Classrooms
Authors: Wang Yingye
Published: January 2024

There are already many literature studies on the phenomenon of low classroom participation and lack of speaking among Asian students. Previous literature has shown that the academic success of university learning is closely related to classroom participation. Classroom participation promotes communication between teachers and students, helps students establish critical thinking, and enhances students' confidence. Nevertheless, students' enthusiasm for classroom participation is still not high. In this paper, through the literature research method, the problem of students participation in the language classrooms in college is analyzed. The study shows that flipped learning, online discussions, and incorporating classroom participation into classroom assessments can help students actively participate in language classrooms. These reasons and corresponding methods provide alternative, correct, and effective teaching guidance for Chinese language classroom teaching.
The Transfer and Influence of Mother Tongue in English Language Learning
Authors: Li Sijia
Published: January 2024

With the rapid development of society, communication becomes frequent, language as a medium is particularly important, and the demand for English among Chinese native learners is further expanded. In second language learning, ingrained native thinking deeply influences people, and native thinking is then applied to learning the language. Starting from the theory of the transfer of mother tongue, this paper focuses on the effects of positive and negative the transfer of mother tongue on learners in English learning. Through the methods of comparative analysis and case study, it lists the positive or negative impacts that the possible similarities or differences bring people and analyzes the methods that can avoid the negative the transfer of mother tongue. The purpose is to enable learners to understand the language differences more fully, to minimize the weakening of the negative transfer of the mother tongue, and to overcome the difficulties caused by the negative transfer, which plays an important role in enhancing the learners' learning efficiency and language proficiency. From this research, it can be seen that the transfer and influence of mother tongue in English language learning can not be eliminated. But people can use positive native language transfer positively, and people cannot ignore the threat of overuse of the native language to English language learning either.
The Investigation Related to Application of ChatGPT in Language Teaching
Authors: Li Runtian
Published: January 2024

Being one of the foremost commercial artificial intelligence models, ChatGPT has garnered extensive attention and utilization within the education sector. Controversies have also arisen in scholarly circles regarding its potential adverse impacts. This study examines the operational principles of ChatGPT and elucidates its applications across various language teaching scenarios through illustrative instances. In the investigation of ChatGPT-assisted grammar instruction, the role and constraints of ChatGPT's grammar correction for Chinese learners are analyzed. Despite ChatGPT's accuracy in educational settings, it falls short in comprehending the requirements of novice learners. Using it as a self-study tool can leave students confused with difficult knowledge. However, it can significantly improve the teaching efficiency of teachers. In the process of ChatGPT assisted pronunciation teaching, this paper collected survey questionnaires from volunteers and summarized the conclusions. Most volunteers support the effectiveness of ChatGPT in oral teaching. Compared to traditional voice assistants like Siri, ChatGPTs pronunciation is more accurate and its sentences are closer to real humans. This paper provides a summary of ChatGPTs application in the field of language teaching, with a focus on two scenarios. It also discusses the shortcomings of ChatGPT in the current stage of language teaching. The future prospects of ChatGPT in language teaching are still very broad, and with the development of technology, the combination of ChatGPT and language teaching will become even closer.
Fan Culture Research - Take Three Idol Chasing Chaos as Examples
Authors: Guan Qianwen
Published: January 2024

With the rapid development of the Internet and the promotion of entertainment industrialization, the love of stars is rising rapidly in a new cultural form - "fan culture" and developing rapidly among teenagers. More and more fans at a younger age express their love for idols in their own way, but because the teenagers' own cognitive and psychological construction is not complete, they will make some crazy actions, such as: In order to help the idol to be able to spend money on the list, in order to maintain their own idol wanton "attack" others ignore laws and regulations, spend savings to buy idols around, and even make some extreme behaviors in order to close contact with idols: tracking, candid photos, installation of locators, etc. These crazy star-chasing behaviors not only seriously endanger the social public order but also have a negative impact on the growth of teenagers and the development of stars. In this paper, the phenomenon of star-chasing in the current group of teenagers is taken as the starting point, and through the method of questionnaire survey, based on the experience and views of star-chasing in different groups of teenagers. This paper aims to study the views and psychological cognition of the teenagers with star-chasing experience between 12 and 18 years old. To understand the mental health problems behind young people's crazy star-chasing, and help them establish a correct star-chasing and consumption concept.
Research on the Guiding Effect of New Media on Consumer Purchasing Behavior and Willingness
Authors: Sun Shuyang
Published: January 2024

New media, which plays a significant role in the development of economy of China, especially e-commerce, has guiding function to the intention and behaviour of the consumers for a large range of age. The study will illustrate the key component that have a great effect on marketing and advertising. By pointing out the nature of new media, the study is going to analyse how guiding function works in leading individuals to decide to consume and give the countermeasures to those unpopular media platforms, which promotes the development of other social medias and the whole economy. In order to explore the popularity and the guiding function in driving the development of the economy by new medias. TikTok will be taken as an example as to the sample of live streaming which is another way with guiding function in consumption. Other media platforms will be a comparison to TikTok in the degree of successfulness of advertising.
A Comparative Study of Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige Main Melody Films
Authors: Xi Lihao
Published: January 2024

This paper delves into the contemporary landscape of Chinese "main melody" cinema, shedding light on its developmental trajectory and distinctive attributes. It particularly hones in on the creative contributions of two prominent directors in this genre: Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige. Through an exploration of their works, this paper aims to provide readers with a comprehensive grasp of their filmmaking styles and thematic innovations. Zhang Yimou, a celebrated filmmaker, is introduced with a focus on his melodramatic masterpiece, "Impasse." This paper goes on to scrutinize the thematic content of this film, offering readers an insight into its narrative depth and emotional resonance. In parallel, director Chen Kaige is introduced, with a detailed analysis of his "main melody" opus, "The Battle at Lake Changjin," revealing its narrative structure and character portrayals, thereby facilitating a comprehensive understanding of the film. Furthermore, this paper delves into the innovative elements, character development, and cinematographic techniques employed by Zhang Yimou in "Impasse," while also dissecting the narrative structure and characterizations found in Chen Kaige's "The Battle at Lake Changjin." In conclusion, the paper conducts a comparative analysis of Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige's distinct approaches to crafting "main melody" films, illuminating the unique characteristics that distinguish these two accomplished directors in the realm of Chinese cinema.
The Presentation and Influence of Power Dynamics in Jane Austens Emma
Authors: Wang Zimu
Published: January 2024

Nowadays, literary criticism tries to evaluate the literary work by fitting it into a certain established theory. Instead, this essay focuses on the original dialogues in Jane Austens novel Emma to give a pragmatic testimonial of how revolutionary Jane Austen is in showing the shifting power dynamics between Emma and her friend Harriet Smith through seemingly easy-spoken exchange. By paying attention to three specific passages in the novel, this essay analyses the authors use of words, tone and punctuation in conversations between the pair of friends. The analysis enables the assessment of their characteristics at different stages of the novel and their consequent change in positions in terms of power dynamics. From Harriets initial unsteadiness and Emmas dominance to obtaining relevant balance, this essay reveals Austens construction of power dynamics between characters as variables that maintain conservation. The consequential function of such design is that the establishment of power dynamics helps to distribute authority and exert influences on the characters behaviour, thereby presenting the plot development and solid personal growth of characters.
The Disillusionment of the American Dream in "The Great Gatsby"
Authors: Zhu Zihao,
Published: January 2024

F. Scott Fitzgerald is regarded as the spokesman of the American "Jazz Age." "Jazz Age" denotes the temporal span, including 1919 to 1929. The economy flourished during this particular period in American history, leading to a significant shift in societal ideals. Consequently, a discernible decline emerged in individuals' cognitive and ethical faculties. The Great Gatsby, a literary work that portrays the terrible existence of Gatsby and carries notable scholarly and pragmatic ramifications, symbolizes the disintegration of the "American Dream." The cohort of individuals in the United States, commonly called the "lost generation" during the 1920s, saw a notable discrepancy between their aspirational objectives and the prevailing realities of their day. This study examines the fundamental significance of Gatsby's interpretation of the "American Dream" and uncovers the inescapable inevitability of Gatsby's sad demise and the disillusionment associated with the "American Dream" through a thorough analysis of the primary textual elements inside the novel. The primary aim of this essay is to enhance readers' understanding of the widespread appeal of riches and worldly possessions while encouraging them to reflect on the development of moral, healthful, and dynamic principles.
Digital Marketing in the New Era: Exploring the Affordances of Chatbots in Consumer Engagement and Brand Connection
Authors: Yao Xinlei
Published: January 2024

This article explores the evolving landscape of marketing and personalized communication in the digital era, with a particular focus on the affordances of chatbots as pivotal tools for businesses. As consumers increasingly turn to online platforms for information and purchasing decisions, chatbots have emerged as indispensable tools for enhancing customer engagement and delivering personalized experiences. While previous research has outlined the potential benefits and drawbacks of chatbots in marketing, a critical gap exists in understanding their context-specific impact on user perceptions and behaviors. To bridge this gap, this study adopts the affordance theory to investigate how chatbots offer unique affordances to users across various shopping scenarios. Through in-depth interviews with 10 participants spanning different fields and shopping contexts, this research delves into the intricate interplay between chatbots and users. The findings reveal that chatbots indeed provide interactive intelligence, improve user experiences through flexibility in time and place, and contribute to personalized interactions. Yet, specific technological attributes of chatbots, such as their capacity for emotional support and gender portrayals, can be both advantageous and limiting, contingent on the distinct needs of customers. This research underscores the importance of considering the nuanced context-specific interactions between chatbots and users, thus paving the way for a more comprehensive understanding of their multifaceted role in shaping consumer-company identification.
The Characters and Symbolism in Lord of the Flies
Authors: Lin Yiyi
Published: January 2024

The Second World conflict had just ended when William Golding wrote Lord of the Flies, which exposed the brutality and evil of both human nature and conflict. Golding employs a lot of symbolism to convey his viewpoint and examination of human nature in this book, whether it is through the creation of the characters, the structuring of the plot, or the choice of language. The symbolism of the characters in Lord of the Flies will be the main topic of this study. This study explores the author's background at the time of writing, the symbolism that employed, and the significance of a number of the book's central characters, such as Ralph, who stands for democracy and civilization, Piggy, who stands for intelligence and reason, Jack, who stands for savagery and desire, and Simon, who stands for human kindness. Furthermore, the study also skims over the absence of a female gender viewpoint in Lord of the Flies.
Exploring on the Poetic Pragmatic Structure in Chinese Classical Philosophical Texts
Authors: Wen Mingzhen
Published: January 2024

In Chinese classical philosophical texts, the use of poetic explications to convey concepts is a unique and fascinating phenomenon. Unlike Western philosophy, where conceptions are often explained by definition of connotation and extension. Classical Chinese philosophy relies on direct experiential understanding through poetry and metaphorical language. This pragmatic structure in Classical Chinese allows for a deeper connection between the reader and the text, even opening up the possibility of personal interpretation. By recalling or forming certain experiences, even mystical ones, readers can gain a more profound understanding of the concepts being discussed. This article explores the ontology of the unity of heaven and man() that is preset in these texts and makes this process (what people called tiwu()) possible. Taking the Five Elements as an example, this article reveals unique concepts born on the basis of this pragmatic structure that is different from Western philosophy.
Kramer vs. Kramer in China -- The Innovation and Deficiency of Local Adaptation of Western Classic Plays
Authors: Xu Zihan
Published: January 2024

Local adaptations of Western countries plays are common in China; different theaters have various ways of making Western plays locally adapted to Chinese society. The explicit ways and disadvantages are what people are curious about; these may inspire future directors to direct productions. This research Identifies how the Guangzhou Dramatic Art Center made the Western classic play Kramer vs. Kramer locally adapted in Guangzhou and analyzes the innovation and deficiencies of the local adaptation based on an interview with an anonymous repertoire coordinator in the Guangzhou Dramatic Art Center. The result is that the disadvantages led to criticisms related to how this local adaptation did not show feminism, but the overall changes achieved the goal of local adaptation. The audience developed empathy for the characters and plots, and they understood the overall play with reflections and special opinions. The result is due to the changes of the setting, texts in the script, and the names, elements, and belief of characters.
Short Video Blogger "Courtman" in the Face of Negative Word of Mouth Problems and Solutions
Authors: Wang Taocheng
Published: January 2024

This study examines the case of Li Shi Jin, a team member of the basketball short video blogger "Courtman" focusing on his drunk driving incident and the subsequent negative word-of-mouth phenomenon. The aim is to explore effective measures for mitigating the impact of negative online reputation and provide insights into how sports bloggers can address similar situations to minimize the repercussions brought about by unfavorable public perception. Through investigation and research, it is found that the public is more interested in the occurrence of similar negative news, so it is easier to generate negative word-of-mouth in the network environment. Therefore, it is particularly important for the "Courtman" team to dispel the influence of negative word of mouth and negative public opinion. As for the team itself, the team can exert its independent initiative and eliminate the negative effects through active and passive forgetting. At the same time, the team should also attach importance to the interaction with fans, guide fans to play their own attributes from the positive interaction, create a good reputation by carrying out high-quality fan interaction, and give play to the characteristics of opinion leaders among fans.
From Symbol to Reality: Societal Decoding of Power Relations and Cultural Appropriation
Authors: Yang Yunshu
Published: January 2024

This study aims to examine the influence of the state agenda on the transformation of cultural symbols, specifically focusing on the comedic skits and sketches of the Spring Festival and other similar cases. By analyzing these cultural phenomena, the research seeks to uncover the intricate and strategic ways in which the state agenda shapes and impacts societal dynamics, leading to significant and far-reaching consequences. Based on the empirical evidence presented, this article argues that the state not only participates in a basic process of selecting and modifying culture but also strategically appropriates it through its powerful apparatus, thereby establishing profound connections with the thoughts and emotions of the broader population. The presented analysis demonstrates that the interconnections between cultural symbols, cultural appropriation, and the state apparatus are indicative of more extensive sociological patterns, namely the intricate and multifaceted dynamics of power, culture, and society. The complex interaction described not only influences the production and evolution of cultural symbols but also has an indirect effect on the stability and modification of social structures, as well as the identities and conflicts among both people and groups. The investigation of this intricate interconnection and its significant impact on society will be a subject meriting additional examination in future scholarly inquiries.
Tribute Trade: A Comparative Study of Yuan Dynasty Ceramics and Sukhothai Dynasty Ceramics
Authors: Chen Zhe
Published: January 2024

Ceramics in Southeast Asian countries have been deeply influenced by Chinese ceramics, yet they also embody unique cultural attributes. This paper traces the tribute trade between the Yuan Dynasty of China and the Sukhothai Dynasty of Thailand, seeking commonalities in ceramics during that period. The study aims to compare and analyze the roles, styles, techniques, and mutual influences of Yuan Dynasty ceramics and Sukhothai Dynasty ceramics in tribute trade. Through the collection and analysis of relevant historical documents, archaeological data, and ceramic artifacts, it unveils the connections and distinctions between the ceramics of these two dynasties. The research explores the impacts of cultural exchange between the two nations in ceramics, including the transmission of techniques, artistic influences, and the exchange of art. The results of the study demonstrate that Yuan Dynasty ceramics and Sukhothai Dynasty ceramics mutually influenced each other in tribute trade and cultural exchange, jointly driving the development and innovation of ceramic art in both countries. This research holds significant importance for a deeper understanding of the diversity of Eastern ceramic culture and cultural exchange in tribute trade.
Textual Borrowing of Aftertime Literati from the Nineteen Old Poems
Authors: Chen Daixu
Published: January 2024

The Nineteen Old Poems, hailed as the crown jewel of five-character lines, has left an indelible mark on countless poets of subsequent generations, inspiring an array of imitative works. This paper aims to explore the diverse practices of textual borrowing from the Nineteen Old Poems across three distinct historical periods: the late Han and Wei-Jin periods (Cao brothers, Ruan Ji, Lu Ji), the Tang dynasty (Li Bai, Wei Yingwu), and the Ming dynasty (He Jingming, Li Panlong, and others among the Earlier and Later Seven Masters). By selecting representative imitative poems from these poets and comparing them with the original works, this paper reveals that each dynasty (period) exhibits unique characteristics in its textual borrowing from the Nineteen Old Poems, which differ widely. Notably, the influence of these poems was widespread during the late Han and Wei-Jin period, but varied significantly during the Tang dynasty due to the diversity of poets and poetic styles. This paper sheds light on the innovative linguistic styles and artistic techniques prevalent during the Wei-Jin period, as well as the tendency towards literati stylization, delves into the inheritance and reformation of the ancient poetic tradition by literati during the Classical Revival Movement in the Ming dynasty, contributes to the broader research on imitative poetry derived from the Nineteen Old Poems and probes into its artistic achievements and literary value.
An Analysis of Feminist Narrative in Doris Lessing's The Story of a Non-Marrying Man
Authors: Yu Xinyang
Published: January 2024

British novelist Doris Lessing was born in 1919 and was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2007. She is also known as the "greatest female writer since Virginia Woolf". Her The Story of a Non-Marrying Man was published in 1972, and this short story was first published in The London Magazine. The story takes place in the second half of the last century and tells the first-person narrative of the life of a white man who adventures in South Africa and his love-hate entanglement with several local women. This short story has very different narrative characteristics from previous feminist literary works. The author criticizes the oppression of females by males and the self-restraint of women in traditional patriarchal marriages through a circular narrative method and a unique narrative voice. By analyzing Lessing's narrative methods in this short story, this paper interprets the feminist ideas she intends to express through her work. Thus, it is concluded that Lessing believed that a significant portion of women's suffering came not only from male oppression, but also from their own constraints and paralysis of themselves.
An In-Depth Study of the Impact of Internet Terms on People's Language
Authors: Tang Youran
Published: January 2024

Internet terms have not only emerged as a result of the Internet's rapid and unprecedented development over the past few decades, but they have also become an integral part of contemporary linguistic expression. These terms have undergone significant evolution, adapting and altering in response to the dynamic online environment. Their presence is no longer restricted to technical jargon or niche communities. Instead, they have found their way into everyday conversations, regardless of age or location. This study intends to delve deeply into these internet terms, with a particular emphasis on the modern Chinese language, in order to uncover the cultural and social values they embody. Understanding the evolution of the Chinese language provides valuable insight into the nation's shifting cultural narratives and emergent social trends, given that the Chinese Internet community is one of the largest in the world. The objective is not only to document the symbiotic relationship between the Internet and linguistic change but also to comprehend its essence.
Gender Inequality in Workplace: A Perspective of Gender Narrative
Authors: Liu Nianzhi
Published: January 2024

The prejudice and discrimination toward femininity lasted from the ancient world to today's workplace. Women frequently faced judgments, with a particular focus on anti-feminity, this study explores the gender differences in career expectations, the unequal distribution of career opportunities, and disparities in unemployment rates which all contribute to this pervasive imbalance. Firstly, this research investigates how societal norms and stereotypes shape gendered career expectations. By analyzing the pressures that steer individuals towards specific career paths, it becomes evident that femininity was often marginalized, leading to limited career choices for women. Secondly, this research examines the unequal distribution of career opportunities, revealing how institutional and structural factors perpetuate gender disparities. The scarcity of women in leadership positions and male-dominated industries further entrenches the absence of femininity within workplace narratives. Lastly, the study uncovers the gender-based disparities in unemployment rates, highlighting the systemic biases that hinder women's access to stable employment, particularly during economic downturns.
Protection of Womens Rights in Cases of Domestic Violence in Developing Countries
Authors: Li Hengyu
Published: January 2024

Domestic violence, a pervasive and deeply concerning issue, continues to cast a long shadow over societies worldwide, with developing countries facing unique challenges in addressing this problem. This paper delves into the complex landscape of domestic violence in developing nations, aiming to scrutinize its current state, summarize research findings, and explore various theoretical perspectives to better comprehend the underlying dynamics. The multifaceted examination encompasses an elucidation of fundamental concepts related to domestic violence, a delineation of the specific human rights infringed upon by this scourge, a comprehensive evaluation of the existing situation in developing nations, and a discussion of viable solutions to mitigate this crisis. Ultimately, this research aims to create a comprehensive framework for understanding and addressing domestic violence in developing countries. By thoroughly exploring its various facets, we hope to provide insights that will contribute to the development of more effective intervention strategies and the safeguarding of the rights and well-being of women who are disproportionately affected by this issue, particularly in developing nations where unique challenges demand special attention and action.
The Age of Social Media: Shifts and Challenges in Adolescents Behavior
Authors: Shi Yue
Published: January 2024

Social media has grown in popularity at an alarming rate over the past few years, from simple forms of communication such as text messaging and phone calls to the use of messaging and calling apps, to the rise of short videos, video or photo-sharing platforms, and social network sites. The forms of social media communication have become more diversified and complex. As the cost of communication, media becomes less expensive and more acceptable to the general public. It has also become common for youth to access social media. Social media use (SMU) is now ingrained in adolescent culture. With the influence of Internet Celebrities (ICs), a derivative born along with the growth of social media, adolescents behavioral changes should not be underestimated due to the high degree of freedom in their communication and the extremely low threshold of the industry. Much of the earlier research has concentrated on the benefits that social media use provides to adolescents, and very little has been explored about the possible effects of SMU and its derivatives (i.e., IC) on adolescents behavior. A better understanding of the impact of SMU on adolescents behavior can help families and schools with intervention planning. This review may provide inspiration for future research on factors influencing adolescents behavior from a social media perspective.
Analyzing Din Cheuk Lau's Translation Philosophy: A Case Study of the "Tao Te Ching"
Authors: Zhao Yuanyuan
Published: January 2024

This paper focuses on the translation philosophy of Din Cheuk Lau, using the "Tao Te Ching" as a case study for analysis. Through an examination of Din Cheuk Lau's translation philosophy, this study emphasizes its application in translating the "Tao Te Ching" and explores the impact and insights of his translation philosophy. It is found that Din Cheuk Lau's translation philosophy advocates for "cultural integration in translation without sacrificing meaning," emphasizing the accuracy of language and the preservation of culture with a core focus on "faithful transmission of the original meaning." In his translation of the "Tao Te Ching," he draws inspiration from Han Dynasty annotations and other classical translation methods while incorporating his own understanding of classical Chinese to strive for an accurate representation of the original text. Additionally, he attempts to interpret difficult-to-translate terms through annotations and explanations, providing readers with a clearer understanding. Din Cheuk Lau's translation philosophy has had a significant impact on the modern Chinese translation community.