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Design of Smart Health Monitoring System for Disease Detection
Authors:   Amity School of Engineering and Technology Lucknow, Amity University Uttar Pradesh, India
Published: November 2023

The most valuable asset is one's health. However, there isn't much free time for today's people to keep an eye on their health. A health monitoring system that tracks users automatically is necessary to alert users to their health status. Rapid advancement in internet and technology provides improvement in the health system. In the conventional method, people are required to visit their doctors on a regular basis for health checkups. The use of technology in the health monitoring system can save valuable time by having the health status automation. Additionally, the cloud, which revolutionized data transformation, contributes to the development of a better and more dependable health monitoring system. One of the most important technology-based systems has been the healthcare monitoring systems, humans struggle with the problem of premature mortality because people with various ailments don't receive prompt medical care. The main objective was to create a trustworthy smart health monitoring system so that medical professionals could keep an eye on their patients, whether they were in a hospital or at home, using the proposed integrated healthcare system to ensure better and more dependable care. A prototype of health monitoring system is created, and it will have a number of cutting-edge features that will revolutionize the healthcare sector, with less reliance on human labor and greater efficiency in tasks like temperature monitoring, ECG-analysis, ambient temperature and humidity supervising, oxygen level recording, and BPM monitoring, this system will work autonomously. Body temperature, BPM, oxygen, temperature, and humidity sensors are included in the system to help maintain optimal health. The system's accuracy, reliability, sensitivity, usability, and scalability will be tested through comprehensive testing and validation in actual healthcare settings. This enables proactive and individualized health management. The results are anticipated to develop healthcare technologies and improve the standard of healthcare services.
Research Article Failure Modes and Empirical Relations to Design Piston Pins for IC Engine
Authors:   Department of Mechanical Engineering, MBM University, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, Kumari Emarti
Published: November 2023

In this article, authors discussed the various boundary conditions (fully floating, semi floating and stationary) and failure modes (transverse crack and longitudinal crack) of piston pin of IC engine. Moreover, authors given the empirical relations for shear stress, bending stress and ovalization stress to design piston pin for internal combustion engines. Furthermore, carried out the force analysis on piston pin and expressed the empirical relations for force analysis of piston pin that will be very useful for design of piston pin for petrol and diesel engines.
Fraud detection based on FS-SMOTE model for credit card
Authors: Wang Yiying
Published: November 2023

In the financial security technology, credit card fraud detection technology is an important technical means, which collects and analyzes the credit card transaction data in a certain period of time, detects fraud in many credit card transactions, and takes the corresponding alarm response. At the same time, in view of the extremely imbalanced characteristics of credit card fraud customer data set, the number of minority samples is increased by Smote, which is a representative algorithm of oversampling technology. Logistic regression, KNN, Decision tree, Bagging and Stochastic gradient descent are used to construct fraud detection models. The credit card fraud data released on Kaggle platform were selected for verification. The experimental results show that the fusion model based on Feature selection and Smote greatly improves the accuracy and detection rate of credit card fraud detection as a whole.
Peningkatan Kemampuan dan Pemahaman Manajemen Keuangan pada Usaha Kecil Menengah Abon Pepaya di Desa Jubung, Jember
Authors: Ana Mufidah  , Novi Puspitasari  , Khanifatul Khusna
Published: November 2023

Meskipun banyak bukti empiris yang mendukung kontribusi ekonomi mereka, usaha mikro, kecil, dan menengah (UMKM) terus menghadapi berbagai tantangan. Pengelolaan administrasi dan keuangan UMKM menjadi salah satu permasalahan yang mengemuka. Menurut laporan tersebut, masih sedikit pelaku UMKM yang memanfaatkan proses pengelolaan keuangan secara maksimal. Hal ini terjadi karena pelaku UMKM kurang memiliki keterampilan dan bimbingan pengelolaan keuangan yang komprehensif. Dengan mengajarkan terkait pengetahuan khususnya yang berkaitan dengan penerapan prinsip-prinsip pengelolaan keuangan yang baik, permasalahan ini dapat teratasi. Oleh karena itu, bagi UMKM di wilayah tersebut, inisiatif penjangkauan pengelolaan keuangan diperlukan. UMKM di Desa Jubung, Kecamatan Sukorambi, Kabupaten Jember menjadi fokus penelitian ini. Tujuan dari program ini adalah untuk mengedukasi peserta UMKM tentang pengelolaan keuangan dan langkah-langkah dalam penerapannya.
THE ICHNOGENUS ENTOBIA FROM THE MIOCENE, PLIOCENE AND PLEISTOCENE OF SOUTHERN ITALY
Authors: BROMLEY RICHARD G. , D'ALESSANDRO ASSUNTA
Published: November 2023

The taxonomy ef the ichnogenus Entobia Bronn, 1837 is investigated on the basis of Miocene, Pliocene and Pleistocene material from localities in Puglia (Italy). The ichnospecies of Entobia generally may be ascribed to the work of boring sponges; a survey of the twenty—three ichnospecies hitherto erected indicates that only six of these may be regarded as valid. Of these, Entobia megastoma (Fischer) and E. paradoxa (Fischer) occur in the Italian material. In addition to these, six new ichnospecies are erected: E. cateniformis, E. geometrica, E. laquea, E. mammillata, E. ovula, E. volzi.
BENTHIC FORAMINIFERAL BIOCOENOSES IN THE ESTUARINE REGIMES OF GOA
Authors: PADMANABHA SETTY M. G. ANANTHA
Published: November 2023

Benthic Foraminifera are highly responsive to subtle changes in the estuarine environment. Keeping this in view, a qualitative analysis of living benthic Foraminifera was made of the samples collected from the Mandovi—Zuari estuaries and the connecting long and narrow Cumbarjua canal of Goa. The lower reaches of the rivers are paved with a substrate consisting mostly of sand while it is silty—sand in the upper estuarine zones and clayey in the canal zone. The living Foraminifera are abundant in the upper estuarine zones of the rivers and the Cumbarjua canal junction zones, and characterised by the Ammonia—Trochammina suite with Miliammina fusca; while the canal zone is enriched by agglutinated formes. The Ammonia—Elphidium suite dominates the lower estuarine zones indicating a typical marine environment. The high organic matter content particularly in the Canal Zone is due to the inflow of pollutan ts from the nearby pesticide factory and the constant contaminating discharge of navigating barges and other mechanised boats of the fishing industry. Ammonia sp. and its variants and other agglutinated species become dominant here. The decline in calcareous species and thinning of the dead tests leading to their eventual destruction may be attributed to their susceptibility to acidity in the waters.
BIOEROSION IN THE PLEISTOCENE OF SOUTHERN ITALY: ICHNOGENERA CAULOSTREPSIS AND MAEANDROPOLYDORA
Authors: G. BROMLEY RICHARD , D'ALESSANDRO ASSUNTA
Published: November 2023

The ichnogenera Caulostrepsis Clarke and Maeandropolydora Voigt are re—examined and redescribed on the basis of new material from Cretaceous deposits at Ivö (Sweden) and in particular from Pleistocene deposits from southern Italy. The morphological differences between the two ichnogenera are explained as having originated by different modes of substrate penetration. Maeandropolydora's gallery is extended from the end of one limb (axial boring), whereas Caulostrepsis's gallery advances at the vertex (lateral boring). Combinations of the two processes give rise to intermediate forms: Caulostrepsis contorta, in which lateral boring prevails and Maeandropolydora decipiens, in which axial boring is predominant. Structures that are U—shaped or produced by elaboration of this basic U—plan (C. contorta) are referred to the ichnogenus Caulostrepsis; the ichnospecies are separated according to presence/absence of vane, pouches, apertural pits and apertural grooves. The different ichnospecies of Maeandropolydora are characterized by presence or absence of pouches or by galleries tending to run in pairs,
DINOFLAGELLATE CYST STRATIGRAPHY OF THE SCISTI A FUCOIDI FORMATION (EARLY CRETACEOUS) FROM PIOBBICO, CENTRAL ITALY: CALIBRATED EVENTS FOR THE ALBIAN OF THE TETHYAN REALM
Authors: TORRICELLI STEFANO
Published: November 2023

Rich and well preserved organic-walled dinoflagellate cyst assemblages recovered from the Scisti a Fucoidi Formation at Piobbico, central Italy are presented. Distributions of 83 taxa, plotted against the independent stratigraphic framework established from planktonic foraminifers and nannofossils, are compared with ranges documented in the literature in order to identify and calibrate reference horizons for the Albian dinoflagellate cyst stratigraphy of the Tethyan Realm. The following events have been selected: the lowest occurrences of Kleithriasphaeridium atlasiense and Tehamadinium coummia at the Aptian/Albian boundary, of Leberidocysta defloccata in the Lower Albian, of Adnatosphaeridium tutulosum, Litosphaeridium arundum and Ovoidinium sp. A sensu Davey (1979) in the Middle Albian, of Dapsilidinium? pumilum, Litosphaeridium conispinum, Tehamadinium mazaganense and Hapsocysta dictyota in the Upper Albian; the highest consistent occurrences of Hapsocysta peridictya in the Lower Albian, of Codoniella psygma and Damassadinium chibane in the Middle Albian, of Tehamadinium sousense in the Upper Albian.
DEVONIAN CONODONTS FROM SPITI HIMALAYA, INDIA
Authors: AHLUWALIA A. D. , GUPTA V.J. , BUDUROV K. J. , KANWAR S. S.
Published: November 2023

The present paper describes the lower Upper Devonian conodont fauna from the upper units of Muth Formation, Spiti Valley, Himalaya.
PRELIMINARY PALEOMAGNETIC INVESTIGATIONS ON PLEISTOCENE SEQUENCES IN LOMBARDY NORTHERN ITALY
Authors: BILLARD ARMELLE , BUCHA VACLAV , HORACEK JOSEF , OROMBELLI GIUSEPPE
Published: November 2023

Paleomagnetic measurements have been carried out in continental sediments of Northern ltaly. The loess deposits of Copreno, the loess and paleosols of Cascina Lina and Barlassina, and the la­custrine sediments of Pontida all belong to the Brunhes Normal Polarity Epoch, in agreement with their previous chronostratigraphic classification. The lower lacustrine sediments of Bagaggera, previously attributed to the antepenultimate glaciation, belong to the Matuyama Reversed Polarity Epoch, whilee the overlying sandy-loamy sequence belongs to the Brunhes. At Leffe the entire sequence up to the top of the lacustrine sediments belongs to the Matuyama Epoch, being in such way older than previously admit­ted. These paleomagnetic results prove that the "ferretto" is a complex of paleosols of different age, ranging from Lower to Middle Pleistocene.
MAGNETOSTRATIGRAPHIC INVESTIGATION OF THE UPPER SIVALIKS NEAR PINJOR, INDIA
Authors: AZZAROLI A. , NAPOLEONE G.
Published: November 2023

A magnetostratigraphic study on four sections near Pinjor showed that the Tatrot stage falls in the Gauss magnetic epoch and the Pinjor corresponds to most of the Matuyama epoch. A significant faunal change, already observed by other authors in Pakistan, marks the Tatrot-Pinjor boundary and approximately coincides with the Gauss-Matuyama transition. Sedimentation becomes entirely conglomeratic in a positive episode tentatively interpreted as Jaramillo. The time interval represented by this event witnessed a deep climatic change in Europa and an extensive faunal turnover in all Eurasia, and seems also to correspond to the onset of a strong tectonic activity in the Himalayan belt.
ANTIVIRAL SCREENING OF AZADIRACHTA INDICA PHYTOCHEMICALS AS DENGUE NS5 INHIBITOR: A MOLECULAR DOCKING APPROACH
Authors: NAWAZ A , IJAZ B
Published: November 2023

Dengue has been an alarming viral infection in tropical and subtropical regions of the world for the past few decades, resulting in millions of deaths. There is no effective drug to treat this arbovirus-based infection. Dengue virus non-structural protein NS5 contains N terminus methyl transferase domain and C terminus RNA-dependent RNA polymerase domain, which is involved in viral RNA replication and serves as a potential target. The current in-silico study aims to find new potential dengue virus NS5 protein inhibitors. The designed library containing eight compounds from Azadirachta Indica was used to perform molecular docking against active residues of dengue virus NS5 protein. Four compounds (Desacetyl Salanin, Azadirchtin-A, Castalagin, Vilasinin) with high negative binding energy values and zero RMSD values were selected, and their drug-likeness and ADMET analysis was performed. Among the best-docked compounds, Vilasinin (-11kcal/mol) exhibited drug-like properties as it has a molecular weight less than 500 D and has zero violation value. Moreover, it has 5 hydrogen bond donors and 10 hydrogen bond acceptors. It is well soluble in water so that it can be used as a potential inhibitor and drug candidate for the treatment of dengue infection.
Global Socio-Economic Problems and Approaches to Their Resolution
Authors:   Department of “World Economy”, Tashkent State University of Economics, Doctor of Political Sciences (DSc.), Abdufarmonovich Abdurakhmonov F.
Published: November 2023

This article explores the causes, classification, and description of global problems, as well as ways to solve them. It also covers global development, the Millennium Development Goals, and sustainable development goals.
Unleashing the Power of Action: Solving Poverty Through Group Donations
Authors: Lyu Kewei
Published: November 2023

To assure a brighter future for mankind in a world where poverty remains a pervasive and complicated problem, finding practical solutions is essential. To solve poverty on a larger scale, Unleashing the Power of Action: Solving Poverty Through Group Donations explores the transformative possibilities of collective giving. The importance of group donations and their potential to reduce poverty are highlighted in this abstract. The study begins by examining the complex nature of poverty, acknowledging that it includes not just material suffering but also restricted access to essential human rights, healthcare, and education. It proves that combating poverty necessitates a comprehensive and team effort, and here is where collective donations excel. The investigation of effective global initiatives for communal giving that have significantly improved areas plagued by poverty forms the basis of the study. These programs have demonstrated that combining the resources of many people or groups may provide better outcomes than solo efforts. Together, we can raise more money and build a feeling of community, empathy, and shared responsibility for others who are less fortunate. Finally, Unleashing the Power of Action: Solving Poverty Through Group Donations makes a strong argument for the effectiveness of group donations in combating poverty. It promotes a cooperative strategy that combines resources, knowledge, and compassionate action to bring about long-lasting transformation in underprivileged areas. Society may make substantial progress toward a more just and prosperous future for all by utilizing the power of group donations.
An Analysis of Journalists Coping Strategies in the Face of ChatGPT
Authors: Niu Jingyi
Published: November 2023

Artificial intelligence technology powers ChatGPT, a tool for natural language processing. On the one hand, this kind of more intelligent and cutting-edge technology development has promoted the continuous change of the industrial structure of journalism; on the other hand, it has also caused a large shock to journalists. How journalists use ChatGPT correctly is the research topic of this paper. This paper uses the literature research method and the case study method to focus on the relevant concepts and connotations of ChatGPT, conduct specific research on the application of ChatGPT in journalism, and further analyse the double-sided impact of ChatGPT on journalism. Finally, the paper discusses the coping strategies of journalists in the context of the application of ChatGPT technology at two different levels. In the short term, journalists should learn to master the new artificial intelligence technology of ChatGPT. In the long term, the development prospects for journalists are accompanied by threats. Human beings need to conform to the trend of the times and improve their news capabilities and levels.
Anxiety Disorders among Left-Behind Children in Rural China: A Comprehensive Literature Review
Authors: Wang Yining
Published: November 2023

With rapid urbanization leading to mass adult migration from rural to urban areas in China, a consequential demographic group called left-behind children has emerged. Often left in the care of relatives or on their own, these children experience extended periods of parental absence associated with various mental health implications, notably anxiety disorders. This paper explores anxiety disorders of left-behind Children including depressive symptoms, the effect of COVID-19 and bullying victimization among left-behind children in rural China through literature review. Further, it examines potential interventions from the implementation of online mental health interventions, strengthening community support systems, and policy and financial interventions. Additionally, the paper points towards the potential efficacy of community-based interventions, emphasizing the importance of a multi-pronged approach. The analysis promotes a more thorough investigation into the viability and effectiveness of these interventions, opening the door to better mental health outcomes for underprivileged kids in rural China.
Exploring the Path of Curriculum Construction for Preschool Care in Secondary Vocational Schools under the Background of 1+X Certificate System
Authors: Yizhi Yang
Published: November 2023

The 1+X certificate system is a new talent development and evaluation model that has emerged in the process of vocational education development in China in recent years. 1 refers to the educational certificate obtained by students studying in vocational schools after three years of on-campus learning, passing all theoretical examinations and skills tests, and completing corresponding internship tasks. X refers to obtaining a vocational skill certificate related to the major while obtaining the educational certificate. Taking the employment status and talent competence requirements of the intermediate professional early childhood education major as the starting point, and using the course 0-3 Years Infant and Toddler Care and Education as an example, this research aims to explore the curriculum construction path of the intermediate vocational early childhood education major through the integration of course and certificate, and cultivate students in this major with a solid foundation of professional knowledge, strong practical abilities, and competitiveness in the job market.
The Psychological Development Issues Faced by LBC in Rural Areas and How to Address Them
Authors: Zhu Anqian
Published: November 2023

As China continues to urbanize rapidly, an increasing number of adults from rural areas are making the move, they choose to leave their families and migrate to the city hoping for a better-paid job. The paper explores the psychological development issues faced by children left behind (LBC for short in the paper) in rural areas and how to address them by means of a literature review. The paper finds that we should raise the awareness of families, schools, and society about the psychological issues besetting the LBC in rural areas, making the families pay attention to the emotional education of the children, the school to assert the importance of psychological education and the government to rectify the undesirable practices and modify some laws that have something to do with urban household registration system.
Analysis of Adverse Possession from the Economic Perspective
Authors: Liang Ya
Published: November 2023

Adverse possession has long been a subject that has attracted researchers from a diverse range of fields including politics and law. The emphasis of this study lies in revealing the economic logic behind the adverse possession. This paper mainly uses Coases Theorem, Posners Theorem and the Pareto Optimality Model to analyse classic cases related to the adverse possession regime, analyzes the economic rationality behind the adverse possession system from the economic perspective, and compares the adverse possession regime with the acquisitive prescription of the civil law. The studies performed show that to a certain extent, the system of adverse possession is conducive to promoting social productivity, but the instability inherent in the system also makes it weaker in terms of its survival in modern society. All the results throw light on the meaning of adverse possession. This study not only proposes a new angle for understanding the historical institution and adapts it to the recent society, but also helps contribute to the development of legal economics.
Sino-Soviet Relations in the Early 1950s - Late 1960s
Authors: Fu Tingchen
Published: November 2023

From 1950 to 1960, Sino-Soviet relations transitioned from a close alliance to an eventual split. This change was influenced by various factors, including the Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship, Alliance, and Mutual Assistance, as well as the Korean War. Despite sharing communist ideologies, the two countries had fundamental differences in their developmental objectives, which led to irreparable divisions and an ultimate severance of ties. Additionally, the personal characteristics of the leaders further exacerbated suspicions and military tensions between the two nations. In the early 1950s, the Chinese Communist Partys (CCP) policies were primarily focused on safeguarding its domestic interests. Despite underlying suspicions and compromises, China and the Soviet Union formalized their alliance through the Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship, Alliance, and Mutual Assistance. Chinas military involvement in Korea in 1953 further strengthened the relationship, ushering in a honeymoon period for the alliance. However, the CCP harbored a long-term objective of establishing itself as an independent entity free from external control. The underlying motives and imbalances inherent in Soviet aid began to erode the CCPs trust in the USSR. In 1956, the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) marked the onset of ideological divergences between the two nations. Subsequent internal conflicts within the socialist bloc and disagreements on how to resolve them prompted China to scrutinize the Soviet Unions true intentions and its great power chauvinism. These evolving dynamics progressively widened the divide between China and the Soviet Union, accentuating pre-existing tensions and eventually culminating in the dissolution of their alliance.
How the German Economy Went from Being the Sick Man of Europe to Being a European Leader
Authors: Wang Yichang
Published: November 2023

Germanys economy has been stagnant since the 21st century, and was once called the sick man of Europe. However, in just a few years, Germanys economy has soared to become the leader of the European economy. This economic miracle is inseparable from Germanys economic reforms. Germany solved the problems of its own indebtedness and the solidification of the labor market by reducing welfare support. Secondly, Germany has also shown a solid performance to the world economic crisis, through its usual low consumer demand, good trade performance before the crisis, and short-term labor to reduce the financial burden for the enterprise, to ensure the employment rate during the economic crisis, so that it can quickly come out from the crisis. Not only that, Germany has also fully utilized its own advantages, Germany through the investment in education to ensure that the manufacturing industry continues to innovate, to maintain the competitiveness of the manufacturing industry in the international market, to ensure its export surplus and the advantages of the manufacturing industry.
The Impact of Climate Change on African Food Security and Economy
Authors: Cheng Ziyu
Published: November 2023

On the African continent, climate change severely challenges agriculture and livestock. Agriculture in many African countries is stuck at the rain-fed stage due to a lack of irrigation technology, so reduced rainfall and frequent droughts in recent years have drastically reduced crop yield. A similar problem also happens to animal husbandry, which shrinks the quantity and quality of livestock. Since agriculture and livestock are the primary sources of income in most African nations, many Africans are also suffering from a severe economic crisis. Poverty and food insecurity in Africa still cannot be underestimated even today, despite local people actively adopting adaptive policies to mitigate the threats posed by climate change. Fortunately, some African governments have begun to popularize technology and education to deal with extreme environments, and some potential industries can also be used to revitalize the economy. Although these projects have insufficient support, Africas climate problems can still be improved in the future if African governments, non-government organizations (NGOs), and international societies plan carefully. This article focuses on the impact of climate change on food production on the African continent, as well as some potential solutions. In general, the effects of climate change on livestock and agriculture in Africa are more severe and complex than they are in other regions. Though African governments are trying to find a way out through education, technology, or new industries, climate change is still an issue that needs to be treated with caution in Africa, given the shortcomings of poverty and backward development.
Extending the Cognitive Mediation Model to Examine Personal Body Dissatisfaction: Media Attention, Information Processing and Healthy Diet Knowledge Acquisition
Authors: Liu Zixuan , Luan Xinrou , Wang Jiajing
Published: November 2023

Trapped in this fast-paced society, concerns about personal healthy conditions especially the outcome of unhealthy eating habits have been raised recently. As most of the youth embraced the digital media as a tool to be informed of updated healthy eating information, the study tried to explore whether or not their healthy eating literacy have been enhanced via their increasing attention to the relevant information based on the theory of the Cognitive Mediation Model (CMM). And how their increasing knowledge gain affected their attitudes to their body conditions. The method of path analysis were used to finish the survey, confirming the critically positive role of elaboration and engagement from the youths attention to the youths knowledge gain in terms of the healthy diet, and revealing that a higher level of knowledge gain corresponded with a lower satisfaction of their body conditions. These conclusions go a step further to link the cognitive factors change in the CMM to an affective factors change, extending the CMM to be a mediator for the subsequent research on healthy eating behaviors.
Impact of Children's Digital Device Usage on Their Cognitive Function: A Comprehensive Literature Analysis
Authors: Huang Simian
Published: November 2023

This paper comprehensively reviews and analyzes relevant literature on the use of digital devices and children's cognitive development, exploring the impact of children's digital device usage on their cognitive function. The analysis reveals that prolonged use of digital devices can have negative effects on children's cognitive development, such as attention issues, delayed language development, and decreased learning abilities. However, appropriate and targeted use of digital devices can positively enhance children's cognitive development, including improving attention, expanding language skills, and enhancing learning and memory. Based on the research findings, the paper provides the following recommendations: improving the digital environment to ensure children's healthy growth, creating a positive family environment, and enhancing training on the use of digital devices, as well as establishing guidelines for children's digital device usage.
A Study on the Relationship of Macroeconomic Regulation and Its Legal Adjustments
Authors: Sun Zhangsheng
Published: November 2023

This paper aims to investigate the relationship between macroeconomic regulation and its legal adjustments. Macroeconomic regulation refers to the process in which a country intervenes and adjusts the overall economy through government actions and economic means. The paper begins by analyzing the importance of macroeconomic regulation and emphasizes the close relationship between macroeconomic regulation and economic development. Furthermore, it explores the subjects involved in macroeconomic regulation, including the government, enterprises, and the market, along with their interactions and relationships. In the process of macroeconomic regulation, legal adjustments play a significant role. The paper analyzes the functions and status of law in macroeconomic regulation and proposes corresponding legal adjustment measures.
Research on the Correlation Between Fear of Negative Evaluation and Perfectionism among College Students
Authors: Xu Weizhen
Published: November 2023

A questionnaire based on the Chinese short version of the Negative Evaluation Terror Scale and Perfectionism Scale for College Students was used to study the psychological behavior of college students. The subjects of the study were 315 college students from different regions and grades in China. The questionnaire data based on the Negative Rating Terror Scale and Perfectionism Scale were counted and regression analysis was conducted using origin2021 to clarify the correlation between negative rating terror and perfectionism among college students. The study showed that the mean values of negative rating terror and perfectionism scores of college students gradually increased with increasing grades. The correlation between negative appraisal terror and perfectionism was positive, with a fit of 0.9959. The dimension of fear of making mistakes was the most critical factor affecting the mental health of college students. The influence of negative appraisal terror and perfectionism on college students mental health is synergistic.
A Study on the Factors Influencing Purchase Intention of Generation Z Users in Virtual Brand Community
Authors: Chan Dening
Published: November 2023

As the first digital-native generation, Generation Z is the most diverse of all generations. Their lives are immersed in technology. This study proposes a model for investigating the formation of purchase intentions among Generation Z in virtual brand communities in China through the application of the S-O-R framework. The study employed a quantitative research method and collected data through the random distribution of surveys. The results confirm the validity of the S-O-R framework to better understand how purchase intentions can be fostered through interaction and information quality. The study finds that both content and interpersonal interactions, as well as information quality in virtual brand communities, have an impact on consumers purchase intentions. The study also highlights the importance of community brand identification and flow in affecting consumers purchase intentions and forming community brand identification. This study provides a model for understanding the application of the S-O-R framework in virtual brand communities and offers more brands a way to enhance user experience, increase purchase intentions, and appeal to Generation Z, who are set to become the most active market segment.
The Present Situation and Countermeasures of the Protection and Inheritance of Urban Historical and Cultural Heritage in China
Authors: Yu Qinhan
Published: November 2023

China has a long history and rich cultural heritage, but the urbanization process poses an inevitable threat to the urban historical and cultural heritage. Protection and inheritance of urban historical and cultural heritage has become an urgent problem to be solved. This study aims to explore the current situation of the protection and inheritance of Chinese urban historical and cultural heritage in Xian as an example, and put forward corresponding countermeasures and measures. First, introduce the urban development history of Xian, in order to better understand the value and importance of its historical and cultural heritage. Subsequently, through the detailed analysis of the protection of the historical and cultural heritage of Xian in Xi an, the current existing problems and challenges are revealed. On this basis, a series of improvement strategies are proposed, including strengthening laws and regulations, strengthening cooperation and stakeholder participation, implementation of sustainable tourism management, promotion of education and public awareness, and application of innovative technologies in heritage protection. Through further research on the current status of urban historical and cultural heritage in Xian, this paper aims to provide experience and inspiration for the protection and inheritance of urban historical and cultural heritage in China. Only through effective protection and inheritance, we can integrate Chinas historical and cultural heritage into the development of modern cities, and add unique charm to the city, while retaining precious historical memories and leaving precious wealth for future generations.
From Subculture to Mass Culture? How Hanfu Became a Focus of Cultural Policy under Xis Administration
Authors: Yu Lingzi
Published: November 2023

Hanfu, represented as a prominent aspect of traditional culture, has gained immense popularity within Chinese society, particularly under the leadership of Xi Jinping. In comparison to his predecessors, Xi Jinping has demonstrated an unprecedented emphasis on culture. Based on the three self-confidences proposed by Hu Jintao, cultural confidence was added by Xi, thereby expanding the Party Central Committees theory of state governance to encompass four confidences. It is worth mentioning that the discourse culture in Xis context has differentiated from the predecessors, which refers to the deficiencies that need to be paid attention to match rapid economic development. However, Xis administration has clearly pointing the influential object of soft power, particularly traditional culture. Within this context, Hanfu has gradually transitioned from a subculture predominantly embraced by the youth to a mainstream cultural symbol endorsed by the government in last two decades. In Chinas present cultural policy, Hanfu assumes a pivotal role as a quintessential representation of traditional culture. The Chinese governments stance on Hanfus gradual revival has been influenced by three key factors: public sentiment, market demand and response, and Chinas global reputation.
A Comparative Study on the Compromise and Struggle Between the False Overlord and the Real Concubine in Farewell My Concubine Based on Hegels Tragedy Aesthetics
Authors: Wang Zimeng
Published: November 2023

In the study of the text Farewell to My Concubine, most of the studies are on the interpretation of different characters and the direction of drama film art and Chinese literature. The author believes that the tragedy of Different characters in the Farewell to My Concubine tragic theory can be used as a novel and necessary research direction. Hegels Aesthetics Tragic Theory is based on his philosophical theory. He uses conflict and reconciliation, regarding the generation and solving of tragedy as an aliasing uniform dialectical process, having special historical value and research significance, used to analyze the Farewell to My Concubine, it can enable readers to understand and appreciate the tragedy while producing more profound thinking. The original book embodies the turmoil of the troubled times, the distinct time passages, the span of time. From the melee period at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the anti-Japanese period, to the Kuomintang rule period or the liberation War period, and finally to the Cultural Revolution period, and the new China period. Named after the Peking Opera name, it not only reflects the author Li Bihuas thinking about the traditional culture represented by Peking Opera, but also contains the emotion about the situation and fate of Peking Opera actors under the changing times. There is also the relationship between ideal and reality, which is often discussed in literature. In the later film remake, director Chen Kaige not only tells the content of the original well, but also uses the contrast of cold and warm colors from a visual point of view; Light intensity and side light and backlight; The joys and sorrows of musical tunes; In different scenes, the closed, framed, and Chinese-style composition, playsing the story alive.
How to Avoid the Harm of Big Data Technology to Consumers Rights Through Law
Authors: Sun Mingrui
Published: November 2023

Merchants collect and use consumers confidence collected actively or passively. When platform operators go beyond a specific range, collect and use consumer information unrestrainedly, use algorithm technology to precisely portray consumers, implement differentiated pricing, and conduct considerable data-enabled price discrimination. On the one hand, the behavior of killing familiarity with big data violates the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, wears away consumers loyalty to the Internet industry, and hinders the conclusion of commercial transactions by inaction; on the other hand, the retail credit of platform operators is also virtually reduced. Over time, it is straightforward for consumers to have a crisis of trust in platform operators, affecting the conclusion of commercial transactions. This article starts with three judicial cases and analyzes the illegality of big data killing the rights of consumers from the perspective of theory and practice and what causes big data killing. To better protect the rights and interests of consumers, it also explores How to avoid the behavior of killing familiarity with big data through legal means.
Construction of Gender Characters under Social Gaze: The Conceptual Alienation of Freedom in Dress and Its Solution
Authors: Wang Yuzhe
Published: November 2023

On the Chinese internet, discussions about gender are often focused on by the public. The study aims to interpret how freedom in dress is alienated and discuss the gender characters and the mechanism of social gaze that constructs them. The research implements the method of process tracing in the case study to analyze the phenomenon related to a specific object. This paper includes an objective description and tracking of the event, an analysis of the mechanisms behind the phenomenon, and a generalization of the illustrated mechanism. The conclusion is that the concept of freedom in dress is alienated to be subjective and used as a commendatory phrase. The social gaze is replacing the traditional male gaze in the field and influencing individuals differently. The research emphasizes that academic words are possibly twisted and construct the connection between media, gender, and language. This research will help with understanding the gender discussions of the public and a possible renewed gender model.
Literature Review of Onegin and Zhou Ping in Thunderstorm
Authors: Zhang Yuling
Published: November 2023

This paper focuses on the study of the characters in the plays of Eugene Onegin and Thunderstorm, Using the literature approach, the author sorts out the research results on the image of Onegin and Zhou Ping. By means of a literature review, the author summarizes the research perspectives, viewpoints and conclusions of relevant scholars from the three aspects of literature, drama and history. Nowadays domestic and foreign research in this field on the analysis of the common characteristics of a character in the image of "Superfluous people", but the exploration of the causes of the "Superfluous" character is not in place. In particular, the personality characteristics of "Superfluous people" are more neglected. Finally, the author believes that should start from the specific plot, classify the similarities and differences in the time background of the image of "Superfluous people" at home and abroad, and more attention should be paid to their character and differentiated expression.
Chinas Adaptation of Transmedia Fictions and Online Games
Authors: Xu Han , Patio Javier Gonzale , Linaza Jos Luis
Published: November 2023

As a new cultural form, transmedia fictions have gradually become one of the leisure and entertainment methods that young people like. Online games are also one of the favorite forms of entertainment for young people today. With the development of Internet and the prosperity of transmedia fictions in China, online games adapted from transmedia fictions began to appear,and gradually becoming a new trend. The fusion of these two cultures with different forms and different media conforms to Jenkins viewpoint in Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide, and he believes that convergence occurs within the brains of individual consumers and through their social interactions with others [1]. Taking Chinas transmedia fictions as an example, this paper briefly describes the adaptation between transmedia fictions and online games, based on the current economic benefits and development trends of cooperation between the two, and discusses the future cooperation prospects between them.
Can Copies Have More Aura Than Originals? - From the Perspective of Paintings
Authors: Huang Yi
Published: November 2023

From the day a work of art is created, its tangible carrier has the function of being used for reference and study, which means that the vast majority of works of art are inherently reproducible. This has led to the negative impact of people with superior skills who can reproduce identical works of art and confuse the public, resulting in the infringement of the rights to which the original author is entitled and the blinding of the ignorant masses. Especially in todays technologically advanced world, the cost of making a simple copy is getting lower and lower, and the quality of a fine copy is getting higher and higher. Moreover, some copies can take away the aura of the original work. In fact, reproductions are only reproductions because the originality of the original work and the here and now of its creation cannot be reproduced. However, an exquisite copy, given the right environment, light, and other factors, may be able to replicate or even surpass the aura of the original work. This reproduction can prevent the original work from being destroyed for various reasons. Then, it will not be easy to reproduce it in the world, and a good quality reproduction can preserve the excellent original work as close to its original form as possible. In addition, a large number of copies can also increase the popularity of the original work. Therefore, the protection of reproductions is also necessary. The presence of perfect-quality copies is positive for the original work.
The Circle Breakout of the Silver-haired Group Digital Integration, Visual Content Production, and Subjectivity Construction
Authors: Meng Wei
Published: November 2023

In recent years, the emergence of silver-haired internet celebrities on social media platforms has become a fascinating cultural phenomenon. Exploring the production of short videos by the silver-haired internet celebrities provides an important window to observe the digital integration of the silver-haired community. This paper takes a perspective of circle communication and constructs a communication path for the silver-haired communitys breakthrough based on the grounded theory. The research reveals that driven by external forces such as media empowerment, capital valuation, and empowerment of diverse actors, the silver-haired community utilizes narrative techniques within the context of daily life, personalized communication styles, and visual body expressions to produce visually appealing content, attracting and engaging their circle members, and promoting cross-circle communication through ritual interactions.
Interreligious Perspectives on Suffering A Comparative Study of the Theory of Original Sin in Catholic Theology and the Theory of Avidy in Mahayana Buddhism
Authors: Zhang Chao
Published: November 2023

This study will compare and discuss the Catholic view of original sin and one of the fundamental ideas of Mahayana Buddhism, Avidy, in order to assess the development of their basic theological concepts, to compare the connections and differences between the two faiths' views of suffering, to make sense of the connections between the two religions' views on suffering, life, and philosophy, and to identify ways to promote the discussion of ecumenical beliefs and to achieve greater harmony among believers of different cultures in contemporary society. A comparative study of the theological core of the fundamental theories of Catholicism and Mahayana Buddhism on the concepts of original sin and Avidy can adequately complement the direction of inter-religious theological thought and, at the same time, open up new horizons in the study of the ecumenical values of contemporary faiths and the development of religious thought.
A indústria automotiva no Sul Fluminense (RJ): uma análise das redes entre montadoras e fornecedoras
Authors: Vasconcelos Gonçalves Ana Paula , Lemos Walmrath Lucas
Published: November 2023

Entender as relações entre firmas globais é um desafio para estudos socioeconômicos. Neste trabalho, nosso objetivo é avançar nesta problemática tomando como objeto as relações entre montadoras da indústria automotiva e suas principais fornecedoras. Partindo do modelo teórico das Redes Globais de Produção (RGP) e unificando-o aos métodos e pressupostos da Análise de Redes Sociais (ARS), no artigo foi construído um sociograma que descreve as estruturas de relações de fornecimento entre algumas das principais firmas instaladas no polo automotivo do Sul Fluminense, localizado no Rio de Janeiro, com dados referentes ao ano de 2019, no período pré-pandemia. Os resultados, i.e. a descrição desta estrutura de relações, sugerem a confirmação de alguns postulados teóricos acerca das estratégias de produção das firmas líderes desta indústria. Mais especificamente, evidenciamos a ocorrência de follow sourcing. Além disso, mostramos como as fornecedoras pouco se conectam entre si, e como a maioria apresenta a mesma origem nacional e institucional da firma líder (no caso, as montadoras automotivas). Dada a relativa escassez de estudos com esta abordagem sobre este setor, a principal contribuição deste artigo é abrir caminho para uma nova agenda de pesquisas socioeconômicas sobre o setor automotivo brasileiro, centrada na análise comparada e teoricamente embasada de redes de fornecimento.