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Kid Mode on or not? A Critical Analysis from Perspective of Child-Computer Interaction
Authors: Xu Mohan
Published: April 2023

Children now use leisure software more and more frequently through electronic devices such as mobile phones, computers, and tablets. Therefore, it is particularly important to solve the problems that arise when children interact with computers. Most of the leisure software are also commonly used by adults. Although most of these software have child protection mechanisms (such as the kid mode), due to some shortcomings in their functions and interactions, the needs of parents and children cannot be fully met. How to solve these defects is an important issue. In this article, we examined how to further develop these deficiencies dependent on the standards of the principles of participatory design and user-centered design. We first divide these deficiencies into two types, namely, the inability to meet the needs of children and the inability to meet the needs of parents. Next, we put forward our suggestions for these defects from the three perspectives of functionality, interactivity and visual communication. Finally, we found that our research has certain limitations and raised expectations for future researchers.
Social Media overall impact womens perception on their bodies
Authors: Feng Xinyi
Published: April 2023

The development of social media has led to faster information dissemination in the internet world; those contents involve the ideal body images for both women and men, imposing negative impacts on peoples perception of their bodies and their ways to live lives. In my paper, I want to address how social media construct images and spread words that mislead women to conduct the unhealthy weight-loss process; in addition, I want to examine what kind of influence social media can have or cast on the general public's conception about body forms. Previous research and articles have systematically discussed the harmful effects when people spend a majority of their time immersing themselves in the body ideals present by social media; also, they reveal what kind of health-damaging consequences brought by social media if adolescents and adults blindly believe the so-called perfect body images demonstrate on it. However, they havent suggested which methods are applied by social media operators when they attempt to indoctrinate the general public about the ideal body types. I want to use this paper to educate the audience. I want to use this paper to educate people about negative effects which social media can impose on us, especially those we tend to neglect as the usage of it becomes a daily routine. I collect the existing data and findings from different scholarly articles and offer my own interpretation in my paper. The glamorous body images present online can often mislead us about the healthy ways to manage our body weight and body types, and we should possess a clear mind instead of following whats seemingly right about the appearance of our physical being.
Implicit and Explicit Loneliness among Young Adults: The Role of Life Meaning
Authors: Zhou Qianyu
Published: April 2023

Loneliness has become a common problem among adolescents and young adults, especially in COVID-19. Among various factors leading to increases of loneliness, one possible factor is the meaning of life. This study examines the prevalence of loneliness at both implicit and explicit levels, as well as the correlation between loneliness and the meaning of life. We conducted a sample survey of 36 Chinese international students on the Internet, and investigated their implicit and explicit loneliness and life significance. We found that young adults felt lonely at both implicit and explicit levels, and the meaning of life was negatively correlated with explicit loneliness, but not with implicit loneliness.This finding provides evidence that logotherapy and other meaning-related interventions may be effective interventions to reduce adolescent loneliness.
A Review of Sand-play in Preschool Integrated Education for Autistic Children
Authors: Li Chengen , Li Min , Liang Xiyue
Published: April 2023

With the deepening of peoples understanding of autism, more and more attention has been paid to the group of autistic children. Sandplay therapy as a treatment for autism is not only easy to operate, easy to implement, has a deep theoretical basis as support, but also deeply loved by children, at the same time, it has also been widely recognized in the world, which has some effect in alleviating autistic children's social interaction barriers, language barriers, and repetitive stereotypic behaviors. And since the concept of integrated education was put forward, more and more autistic children have started to study in ordinary schools. As an inexorable trend in the field of special education, the aim is to place children with special needs in regular classes to maximize their potential of children with special needs and enable them to grow up together with ordinary children. In the tide of integrated education, schools will become the best place for autistic children to learn and play sandplay. Based on the analysis of the effects of sandplay on autistic children's interpersonal communication disorder, speech disorder, and repetitive stereotypic behavior, this paper puts forward the basic principles and practical conditions of applying sandplay to preschool integrated education and points out the limitations and future research directions of sandplay in the practice of integrated education.
Disease or Anxiousness: Purchase Behaviour and the Spread of Hair Loss Messages in Short Video Clips
Authors: GUO Ziyi , LIU Liyang
Published: April 2023

In recent years, health-nurturing practices have gradually penetrated into the daily lives of young people, reflecting the rapid spread of health anxiety.Hair loss has become one of the most troubling problems for countless young people.This paper used the Theory of Planned Behaviour as a theoretical model, and a questionnaire as a research tool, explaining the relationship between the purchase of anti-hair loss products by university students and the dissemination of information about hair loss in short video clips.The results of the study indicate that: a.The longer college students watch short videos, the more likely they are to be exposed to hair loss-related information;b.college students' attention to hair loss-related information in short videos is positively correlated with their purchase of anti-hair loss products; c.College students' trust in anti-hair loss products is positively correlated with their purchase of anti-hair loss product products; d.Social subjective norms about anti-hair loss products have a positive impact on college students' willingness to purchase anti-stripping products;e.College students' perceived ability to control their own purchase of anti-hair loss products in short videos is positively correlated with college students' purchase behavior. This study investigated the current status of hair loss among university students. using of short video platforms, handling of hair loss Information, purchase behaviour of anti-loss products to explain the relationship between the purchase of anti-hair loss products by university students and the dissemination of short video information about hair loss,giving a reference for the dissemination of hair loss information in short videos and the purchase of anti-hair loss products.
A Study of Weight Management Based on Intrinsic Incentives
Authors: Chen Jinye , Cheng Lulu , Fu Yiming , Li Yueying , Wang You , Xiang Junwei
Published: April 2023

This paper plans to design a behavioral economics experiment to study the influence of incentive mechanisms including intrinsic and extrinsic incentives on weight control. The experiment adopts ways such as increasing the sense of honor as internal incentive measures. Compared with external incentives such as bonuses, the long-term effect of internal incentives on weight management is unclear and deserves further study.
A Study of Organic Food Purchasing Behaviour Based on The Theory of Planned Behaviour A Case Study of Generation Z in China
Authors: Chen Heqing
Published: April 2023

In recent years, food safety issues in China have become more frequent and have had a negative impact on the industry, leading to increasing consumer concern about food safety issues. As the economy continues to improve and people's disposable income increases, natural, nutritious, high-quality and safe organic food is becoming an increasingly popular choice, and consumer behavioural decisions regarding organic food purchases are receiving widespread academic attention. As a young force driving China's development, the Generation Z group is considered to be an environmentally and health-conscious generation. They are committed to achieving sustainable development and the corresponding awareness is reflected in their food choices.This paper will use the Theory of Planned Behaviour as a theoretical framework and also combine it with Risk Perception Theory to explore the organic food purchasing behaviour of Generation Z in China. The findings show that the behavioural attitudes, subjective norms and perceptual behavioural control of Generation Z are positively correlated with their intention to purchase organic food. The perceptions of risk possibility, risk controllability, risk fearfulness, risk visibility and risk consequences fearfulness of organic food information among Generation Z positively influence their organic food purchase intentions.
A More Effective and Safer Treatment of Separation Anxiety
Authors: Yi Tongmo
Published: April 2023

Separation anxiety is one of the most common canine-related disorders in dogs (Canis Familiaris) and charactered by the presentation of unacceptable levels of anxiety related behaviors in the absence of the human companion. While pharmaceutical treatment with antidepressant drugs shows some evidence for effectiveness, the impact is limited, and negative side effects are reported. In contrast, behavioral modification is proposed as an effective and safe method to address separation anxiety, but clinical research is lacking. This work reports the application of associative theory to animal behavioral treatment that considers the role of three senses for a treatment plan; vision, audition, and olfaction and has accumulated 129 successful cases in ten years. Summary data demonstrates the practical advantages including safety for the dogs and perceived effectiveness for the owners.
Individuals Utilization Behavior While Using Critical Healthcare Systems (Medical Ventilator)
Authors: Ahmed Moneeb , Habib Muhammad Asif , Ahmed Haseeb , Faisal CM Nadeem
Published: April 2023

Ergonomics and human factors play an important role in interaction design. Poor usabil-ity design of critical safety systems can easily lead to human error. While inspecting the critical systems, there are vital factors that have to be considered, such as demographic, organizational, interface design, and task factors. This study has inspected the influence of different demographic factors (age, gender, and education) on the medical ventilator system's usability. The primary purpose is to seek the difference in task completion time, reflection time, and the number of touches during the interaction, considering different demographic factors. As well as to seek the difference in perceived task workload in-dex. To test the study hypothesis, the Hamilton-c6 ventilator prototype was developed. The experiments were conducted on 54 participants, including physicians and nurses, in a controlled environment from different public-private sector hospitals in Pakistan. De-scriptive statistics and ANOVA were used to assess the study objectives. The results suggest significant differences between male vs. female and physician's vs. nurses groups while interacting with safety-critical systems. However, the difference between young and older adults was not significant. These findings have substantial implications for the effective user-centric design of safety-critical systems.
Research on The Identity Construction of Chinese Hip-Hop Fans
Authors: Yang Zhuoxi
Published: April 2023

Hip-Hop culture was born in black neighborhoods in the United States, Since its introduction to China, it has been excluded from the mainstream cultural system and remained "underground" for a long time. However, with the broadcast of "The Rap of China", a show featuring hip-hop music, hip-hop culture has attracted widespread attention in China, and the number of Chinese hip-hop fans has exploded. This paper takes Chinese hip-hop culture and Chinese hip-hop fans as the research objects, attempts to explore how hip-hop fans achieve identity construction from their perspective. This research mainly adopts quantitative research and qualitative research through questionnaires and in-depth interviews with hip-hop fans, and finds that the identity construction of hip-hop fans has two aspects: self-identity construction through hip-hop fans' pursuit of an "ideal self", resonance with hip-hop music and consumption behavior, and social identity construction through their interaction with "in-groups" and "out-groups". Although there are some limitations in the methods and conclusions, this paper will still be beneficial to further explore the chinese hip-hop fans research from the perspective of identity construction.
How is the 2022 Russo-Ukrainian War Being Portrayed in China?
Authors: Zhang Angel
Published: April 2023

China has a complicated relationship with Russia who used to be Soviet Union. Recently, Xi Jinping has aligned closely with Putin. As Russias friend, in the 2022 Russo-Ukrainian war, does China support Russia, standing the opposite of the world? Chinas official attitude can be ambiguous, but what is the real attitude? What are mass peoples attitudes in China? Therefore, this paper studies from the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the mass peoples comments to figure out Chinas real attitude behind the word games.
Strategies of Foreign Cultural Communication and Multicultural Coexistence on New Media Platforms The Research based on the Videos of Overseas Student Uploaders on Bilibili
Authors: Du Jiaqi
Published: April 2023

With the development of the multiculturalism, paying attention to the characteristics of foreign cultural dissemination and the coexistence strategy of Chinese and foreign cultures has a certain importance for the effective export of Chinese culture in the new media era.This study takes the seven most influential overseas student uploaders on the new media platform bilibili and the videos they created as the research objects, summarizes the content and characteristics of the videos through a combination of quantitative analysis and qualitative observation, analyzes the effect of foreign cultural communication on the bilibili platform, and takes this as an example to explore the development strategy of foreign cultural communication and multicultural coexistence on the new media platform from a macro perspective. The study found that based on three advantages of "innovative perspective brought by unique role positioning", "accurate grasp of audience's curiosity", and "integration of foreign culture and Chinese culture", overseas student uploaders have transcended the self-perceived role of general foreign culture communicators and regarded themselves as executors of the integration and coexistence of Chinese and Western cultures. At the same time, if a culture wants to use new media platforms to gain recognition and widespread communication in foreign countries, communicators should grasp current international popular news and cultural symbols, build emotional resonance in multicultural communication, and enhance practical innovation in communication contents and forms. Only when communicators actively eliminate prejudices and oppositions between cultures and build bridges for cross-cultural exchanges, can the coexistence and development of multi-culture become more comprehensive and vivid.
Whether Informing Participants with High Self-Relevance of Gender Stereotype Alleviates Stereotype Activation Threat
Authors: Wang Meijun
Published: April 2023

Females, as a minority group, experience social inequalities relative to males in most societies. Part of the inequalities originates from gender-stereotypical thoughts, which impose threats and anxiety on females, worsening their performances. The study aimed to investigate the relationship between the self-relevance level of the stereotypical traits and the performance improvement under the informing women about stereotype threat. Female participants finished a gender role orientation inventory and were exposed to gender stereotype threats before the two-dimensional mental orientation task. The performance of the task was measured by reaction time and the number of correct answers. The participants in the teaching-intervention condition were additionally informed that gender stereotype threat could interfere with their spatial performance. Results showed that women with female gender role orientation performed worse than those without. However, no relation between gender role orientation and teaching-intervention was found. The results suggest a potential problem under the two-dimensional mental rotation tasks and provide future studies with further suggestions.
Factors Influencing the Choice of Destination for Pursuing a Masters Degree: A Mixed Methods Research
Authors: Sun Yichao
Published: April 2023

This report identifies factors that influence students choices over where to pursue a masters degree. Based on information from the empirical study as well as scholarly works done by previous writers on education, the initial hypothesis of 10 factors with a whole spectrum of effects was proposed. This research employed both qualitative analysis and quantitative method of reliability and factor analyses. The qualitative part figured out a total of 18 original factors for quantitative analysis, which later compared their matrix and leave 15 factors of strong relevance. The results indicate that students own needs turn out to be the most influential factor, with school characteristics, others opinions, and the administrative efficacy of the school also contributing to the issue.
Development of an Augmented Reality based Serious Game for the Training of Children with Dyslexia and Dysgraphia
Authors: Hussain Humael , Faisal CM Nadeem , Saleem Maham , Habib Muhammad Asif , Ahmad Mudassar
Published: April 2023

Therapists have used paper-based exercises to treat learning disorders for many years. Dyslexia and Dysgraphia are one of the reading and writing disorders that are common nowadays. Different serious games and interventions are developed for the improvement of dyslexic and dysgraphic children. But these games cannot engage these children for a long time. Moreover, there is a need for an assessment criterion for the performance of dyslexic and dysgraphic children. Augmented Reality is an emerging technology that is used in the educational and medical fields. Augmented Reality in learning apps increases children's performance and makes them attentive. Research shows that it has a positive impact on dyslexic children. In this case study, an augmented reality-based serious game called ARLexic Game is developed to train children with Dyslexia and Dysgraphia. Design Science Research Methodology is used to design and develop the application. An experiment is conducted with specialists in special education and children with dyslexia and Dysgraphia aged 7 to 14 years old. The outcome shows that the ARLexic Game engagement level increases with time. Children learn quickly without being bored and enjoying it.
The Impact of Personalized Recommendation on Digital Satisfaction of Users
Authors: Bu Xiangwen , Luo Kaixin , Zeng Yan
Published: April 2023

Although personalized recommendation system is widely applied on various platforms and commercial websites, fewer studies have examined the impact of personalized recommendations on digital satisfaction and the experience of users from their perspective. Will the attitude toward personalized recommendations affect digital satisfaction? Why do some people hold a negative attitude towards personalized recommendations? This study uses the quantitative research methods of questionnaires to collect data with a sample size of 1002. The result shows that there is a positive correlation between the attitude toward personalized recommendations and digital satisfaction. Approximately 25.4% of participants reported that they do not prefer personalized recommendations who are senior people having a low sense of media literacy and online experience with lower information overload. This article adopts information overload theory and user involvement theory to explain the correlation between personalized recommendation and digital satisfaction involving the discussion of its advantages and disadvantages, attempting to call attention to the neglected Generation X.
Whether Acquiescence Constitutes the Principle of Estoppel in Territorial Dispute Cases: Case of Temple of Preah Vihear as an Example
Authors: Zhang Kezheng
Published: April 2023

The principle of estoppel and acquiescence are widely applicated in territorial disputes. In some cases, acquiescence can lead to estoppel, but the specific criteria for its application still need further clarification. Otherwise, the abuse of estoppel followed by acquiescence might result in a violation of the sovereignty of other States. In this study, we focused on the case of Temple of Preah Vihear to gain a more extensive understanding about the prerequisites of that acquiescence constitutes estoppel in territorial disputes, and we concluded the basic conditions that acquiescence acts might lead to estopple through other relevant cases and literatures.
Sinocentrism in Relation to the First Han-Xiongnu Heqin Agreement- The Silk Road in Global History
Authors: Li Richard
Published: April 2023

This paper explores the approval of the first Heqin treaty between the Han and the Xiongnu empire with a focus on unravelling the internal sociopolitical motivations of the Han in making the treaty. Through textual analyses of the Shiji and Hanshu, this paper rejects the depiction of the treatys military failure as a blind extrapolation of the Han system of centralized power. Instead, it puts forth the argument that the innate inapplicability of the Heqin treaty to relations with nomadic states was ignored by the Han imperial court because of a greater atmosphere of preference for sinocentric policies based on sinicizing other cultures in contemporary Han politics. These findings carry significance through its caused-based nature and approach to the Heqin treaty and provide contextualization for future studies on Han-Xiongnu relations.
Mechanisms of Seeking War Damage Compensation for Foreign Direct Investment
Authors: Zhu Guanwei
Published: April 2023

Foreign investors might suffer loss to their overseas investment resulting from war or armed conflict, and thus raise the issue of seeking war damage compensation. Under the international legal system, foreign investors could resort to diplomatic methods and legal methods for claiming war damage compensation. Some of these diplomatic methods, commonly represented by negotiation and mediation, are incorporated in a vast number of BITs. Using diplomatic methods allows a certain degree of flexibility but they cannot guarantee any outcomes. Instead, foreign investors could resort to legal methods, which include litigation and investment arbitration. Litigation before domestic courts imposes the obstacles of state immunity and other preliminary requisites for foreign investors. Investment arbitration, regarded as a major measure of resolving international investment-related disputes, provides foreign investors an effective forum for seeking war damage compensation. Yet foreign investors should be aware that arbitral tribunals might exercise different standards on the host states obligations and valuation of investment losses.
The Influence of Internet Violence on The Mental Health of College Students in The New-media Era
Authors: Luo Ziyuan , Zhang Yuxuan , Zhao Yangyang
Published: April 2023

The advent of the era of "new media" makes the online social environment more open. College students, as one the mainstream users of online social media, will inevitably have conflicts when communicating with the virtual network environment, and the phenomenon of online violence happens from time to time, which has a great impact on the mental health of college students. This study selected the college students to participate in the network violence groups as the investigation object, the construction of college students to participate in the theoretical model of network violence, and then put forward the research hypothesis, and design the questionnaire. Finally, it was concluded that the occurrence of network violence will cause psychological harm to the participants or victims of college students, and although college students do not approve of network violence, they still have deficiencies in behavior control, and they still use network violence to achieve their own goals. The results of this study had reference significance for the psychological rehabilitation of college students after the occurrence of cyber violence.
The Commodification and Alienation of Vtubers in China
Authors: Shen Taolue
Published: April 2023

This paper aims to analyze the how the vtuber industry, an online idol or streamer using virtual avatar controlled by a real person affect female actors, especially in terms of classic idea of commodification and alienation. The analysis is supported by participant observation of several female vtubers and a series of interview of vtuber audience. The result demonstrates vtubers industry as a new hybrid product of capitalism and modern technologies is affiliated with sexism presumption due to the nature of capitalisms aims appreciation and expansion. In addition, new technologies in the digital age becomes newer and more efficient means of exploitation of resources related to sex.
Feminine Body Writing in Untitled Film Stills
Authors: Lin Xuannan
Published: April 2023

With the rise of postmodernism in the Western world, the development of feminism has gradually revealed the characteristics of postmodernism. Among them, feminine body writing is a good example. However, the academia does not pay much attention to body writing in photography art, which gives some research space for this paper. Therefore, this paper studies Cindy Shermans Untitled Film Stills and uses the theory of feminine body writing which is proposed by Hlne Cixous in The Laugh of the Medusa to explore what Sherman wants to suggest about feminism in Untitled Film Stills. The study has shown that, Cindy Sherman combines feminine body writing with photography, and uses self-direction and selfie to display women trapped in the male gaze, which show her awakening feminine consciousness and her satire on patriarchy. Shermans photographic works play an essential part in the development of feminism.
The Relationship between Fathers Parenting Behavior and Adult Attachment
Authors: Chen Zhile
Published: April 2023

Parenting behaviors are based on the Internal Working Model (IWM), which people acquire through attachment experiences in childhood. Bowlby and Ainsworth developed the fundamental model of childhood attachment. Later, researchers extended the original attachment theory and measures of adult attachment to study adult attachment bonds. The attachment styles of adults and their parenting behaviors are closely related. There is a connection between a parents adult attachment style and parenting style, as they have varying levels of demandingness in their IWM. Nonetheless, when fathers and mothers experience marital conflict or maltreatment, there is a difference between them. As most previous research concentrated on mothers, it is important to investigate and gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between the fathers adult attachment and fathers parenting style, considering various marital factors. Father with an insecure adult attachment tend to adopt approaches of withdrawal or authoritarian control in parenting, especially in the case of conflict. A secure adult attachment of father is essential for the child to develop a secure attachment. A better understanding of the fathers parenting style can help improve family intervention programs. This review can provide some insights for future research regarding the role of father in a family.
The Success of New Orientals Social Media-based Digital Marketing Strategies during the Pandemic and Implications for Companies in the Post-pandemic Era
Authors: Wu Zekai , Yang Jessalyn Yaru , Ye Jinhao , Song Zhuojin , Ye Jiayi
Published: April 2023

Pandemic and the issued education-related have brought an enormous challenge to the education industry. This research aims to analyze how New Oriental, one of the leading education corporations in China, has adopted novel digital strategies and how these strategies generated success in the post-pandemic era. This research first introduces Chinas digital marketing trend and the New Oriental company. Then, the case study explicitly analyzes New Orientals marketing strategies under pandemics and the double-reduction policy and how their strategy gained substantial success. The research also proposes four recommendations from New Orientals success for other companies to take as a reference to develop marketing strategies in the post-pandemic era.
The Visual Language of Hollywood Movies Remade in China: Analysis of Posters on the Basis of Cross-culture Communication
Authors: Liu Ruoxi
Published: April 2023

In recent years, as remade movies from Hollywood in China are booming, an increasing number of successful cases have been made. Movie posters are always the first greed to the audiences and they help a lot at leaving people with a good first impression of the movie and triggering their interests. Since the original stories are based on American society and culture, remade ones in China need to be adapted to Chinese culture and posters, at the first sight, make a big difference. Thus, the comparison of posters of remade movies from the stance of cultural background needs further study. This article identifies the cultural factors influencing the illustration and perception of the remakes posters. In the following parts, we will analyze the selected five sets of posters from the perspective of four branches of interactive meaning in multimodal discourse. Furthermore, we will explain the differences demonstrated by interactive meaning through cultural context. We will discuss a proper way and attitude to localize the foreign stories and illustrate them well by combining cultural elements and features.
Research on the Construction of Female Characters in Realistic Films: Path, Method and Classification
Authors: Li Jiaying
Published: April 2023

The dominance of consumer ideology and the prejudices of the patriarchal discourse system have kept women in a "low-dimensional prison" where they have been stared at for a long time. Since the growth of "her power", more and more public spheres are showing female consciousness and female discourse. The portrayal of women's roles and the construction of meaning in realist films express the "absence" and "resistance" of women's image in contemporary society. The young girls who want to break out of their cages, the mothers who are burdened by their families, and the women of the underclass who have a dual nature are the objects of their expression. "The absence of the family", the growth of the self and the "motherly nature" are the deep-seated "references" to which the female characters are trapped in the "prison".
Interactive Narration: Immersive Emotional Expression in New Media Image Art
Authors: Bai Shiqi
Published: April 2023

In the new media era, technological changes are constantly being implemented and narrative forms are changing. The narrative experience with interaction as the core arises at the historic moment. In the process of creating new media works of art, it has become a trend for viewers and authors to communicate collectively in order to achieve common creation. In view of this, the purpose of this paper is to explore the development trend of new media art, combined with narrative theory, to construct the logical relationship of the article's internal structure from the three aspects of interactive narrative relationship, the driving consciousness of emotional expression and the "immersion" expression of the work, and to explore the impact of interactive narrative on the viewer's personal emotion and the emotional connection between the viewer and others and the society with the viewer's emotion as the center. The article draws a conclusion that the interactive narrative mode can satisfy the common creative relationship between the viewer and the art, and the emotional expression, as a way of communication and information transmission between the work and the viewer, can provide a certain thinking and creative space for the future development direction of new media image art.
Dimension of Framing and Capturing in the Surface-driven World: A Study of Li Shuns Internet Sketch
Authors: Wang Haina
Published: April 2023

This research paper discusses the works of art from artist Li Shuns solo exhibition-Brave New World in Enclave Contemporary, Shenzhen, 2022. The exhibition features Lis latest production continuing Internet Sketch series, which he uses Google Map to take virtual tour in foreign museums and appropriates the masterpieces for reproductions. Although Li tends to situate the viewers to consider the new dimension in viewing at the world, he also presents a confined pleasure that both combines and challenges conventional viewing. His intentional juxtaposition of multiple creations of the surface-driven imageries, fulfilling Nicholas Bourriauds Relational Aesthetics and Guy Debords Society of Spectacle, unhides peoples fragmented understanding of truth under the chaotic contemporary world. Welcoming viewers engagement and interpretation, Lis exhibition encourages critical reflections on the ongoing pandemic control, capitalist economy, globalization, and consumerist culture. The 2019 pandemic is lacked abundant scholarly reviews, but popularly being adopted as subject matter by worldwide artists. Therefore, scholarly reviews would be focused on the artworks, and then the reflection of their spatial installment on institutional critique and contemporary art market. Based on that, I will also analyze how the happening social situation is going to become the mainstream for art practice.
A Study of Intonation of English Sentences of College Students Whose Mother Tongue is Beijing Dialect Taking Interrogative Sentences as Examples
Authors: Yu Xiaoya
Published: April 2023

During the last decade, college students paid more attention to their intonation of oral English when they need to communicate with foreigners. However, very little research has been focused on the situation of learners with Beijing dialect. The aim of this study was to investigate the negative transfer of Beijing dialect on interrogative sentences in three different contexts while indicating the possible reasons and solutions to the negative transfer. The research objects of this paper were all students with Beijing accent at Capital Normal University. Comparative analysis of data, questionnaire and interview methods were used in the research. Results of the assessment showed that subjects generally consciously emphasized the pitch of the sentence focus, but their intonation fluctuated little on the whole. At the same time, they are not good at using falling and rising intonation to verify the information. Furthermore, they were more inclined to use a rising tone for different types of questions. This suggested that both learners and teachers should pay more attention to training time, language environment and psychological factors during training.
A Study on Intercultural Adaptation of Chinese Intercultural Students
Authors: Li Yuying
Published: April 2023

With the development of Chinas economy and education, the number of students choosing to study abroad for further education is growing rapidly. As a result, research on the intercultural adaptation of overseas students has received increasing attention from scholars in China. This study uses a combination of questionnaires and sample interviews to explore the factors that influence the intercultural adaptation of Chinese students and the patterns that Chinese students follow in the process of intercultural adaptation based on the Stress-Adaptation-Growth Dynamic Model and the U-Curve Model. The findings of this study show that, firstly, the internal factors affecting the intercultural adaptation process of Chinese students include age, gender, language level, length of stay in the host country and motivation, and the most significant external factor is the technological development of the home country. Secondly, the pattern followed by Chinese students in their intercultural adaptation process is basically consistent with the Stress-Adaptation-Growth Dynamic Model and the U-Curve Model.
Silk in the Muslim Sartorial Code: The Making, Collaboration, and Separation of the Ulama and the Political Elites ca. 7th-10th Century
Authors: Huang Boling
Published: April 2023

Lavish silk textiles have drawn considerable attention of historians that have been dedicated to studying the Islamic sartorial code. How changes in the style of silk garments were able to illustrate political development in the Islamic empire, however, was a topic that academic scholars have rarely touched upon. This essay is dedicated to examining how the establishment and development of the Sunni Muslim silk sartorial code is as much the making of the Ulama as the making of the political elites.
Feminine Writing of Murasaki Shikibu and in The Tale of Genji
Authors: Li Jiaqi
Published: April 2023

Murasaki Shikibu is one of the most famous court lady writers, or Feminine Hand, in Heian Japan. Her work The Tale of Genji, usually interpreted as revealing womens sufferings, needs an alternative explanation with a new eye. That is, a feminist voice must exist at that time, as well as unconscious feminist awareness. They have already begun to explore love, desire, and pleasure for themselves. They were even eager to express themselves in their language system, and, most importantly, they were successful in doing it. Helen Cixouss ricture Fminine theory from The Laugh of Medusa provides a new lens to look through Murasakis era and the Genji. Indeed, Murasaki can be regarded as a medieval feminist who voiced her thoughts on gender inequality in a new language system. The characters she created are individualized rather than generalized. Murasaki, a representative of many other female writers, heralded an era of female writing and entered the canon of world literature: use her body to write and never stop exploring womens own galaxy.
A Multi-modal Discourse Analysis of WeChat Emoji Usage in Different Age Groups
Authors: Li Tianxin
Published: April 2023

As an auxiliary chatting method, WeChat emojis have played an important role in peoples language communication. As an emerging field, it has received extensive attention from linguistics in recent years. Based on the language meta-functions of Halliday, this paper will combine emoji with different age groups of people, and use multi-modal discourse analysis to deeply explore the ideational function, interpersonal function and textual function when different age groups use WeChat emoji and refine their internal reasons.
A Fundamental Tour of Complex-valued World
Authors: Miao Handong , Sun Chengyuan
Published: April 2023

Throughout the learning, the topic of complex variables has always been a very special area in mathematics. As progressed through the complex variable courses, our group started to raise our interest in this area and wish to learn further. Hence, this essay will focus on several perspectives on the topic of complex variables. This will include the historical development, application, general theorem and solving real problems.
Some Fundamentals of Complex Analysis
Authors: Huang Kewei , Shen Zijie , Zhang Tianyi
Published: April 2023

In this paper, we first introduced the significance of complex variables as a field in the first section. Then, for the main body section, we explored the history and development of complex numbers. In addition, we demonstrated the key concepts and theorems that are crucial in the fundamentals of this field. We dive in depth to the such fundamental knowledge, which is the preliminaries of complex numbers. We analyzed the preliminaries via three smaller sections: complex numbers and the complex plane, functions on the complex plane, and integration along curves. Finally, we applied these knowledges into deriving a proof for the product of different sine expressions, which results in a generalized formula. Ultimately, the last section will be the conclusion of the paper.
Searching Transits Around Red Dwarfs
Authors: Ying Hanyi , Wu Rongtao , Li Hannuo , Wu Guoliang
Published: April 2023

In this research, researchers aim to find the existence of possible new exoplanets within the various red dwarf systems with masses of 0.1 M/Me 0.3 within 15 parsecs of the Earth. In the sample size of 600, the Team Hypothesized the existence of at least 3-5 previously undiscovered exoplanets due to the red dwarf's properties mentioned above combined with technological advancement, allowing for a more effective analysis method of the existing data. The Researchers intended to use python to access Jupyter labs through which the codes analyze to measure the relative flux graph and with the aid of other programs such as NumPy, lightkurve, BLS, and Doppler shift method. The researchers classified all flux patterns into four different types: Ordinary(theres no worth-noticing feature) flux pattern; Wave pattern, for which the flux distribution in the graph is an approximate adjustment to the sinusoidal mathematical trend with few minimal variations; Transit patterns, graphs which got flux pattern at some specific period ,when researchers find this pattern, they will zoom in the special flux area and employ BLS method to determine whether there exists at least one exo-planet.; Flare patterns, which have a feature of windfall, they have steep and rapid changes in flux as well as patterns. Researchers recorded the fourth type in paper to offer reference materials for later researchers who may be interested in flares. Through analyzing, we found 1 case of unresearched flare and 2 cases of worth-noting patterns, but no new exoplanets were found.
The effectiveness of information disclosure under cyber attack
Authors: Tong Shaojun
Published: April 2023

With the global economy increasingly relying on electronic transactions, more and more companies are suffering from network attacks, which have a certain impact on the future development of their enterprises. I use the information of cyber attacks suffered by Listed Companies in the United States from 2005 to 2019 to analyze whether the cyber attacks will have a short-term impact on the stock prices of the companies under attack, and whether effective information disclosure can help the companies to stop the loss effectively to a certain extent. I find that effective information disclosure can help enterprises reduce the negative impact to a certain extent, and when the relevant information reaches a higher degree of openness and transparency, it can help enterprises go through the crisis more smoothly compared to the enterprises less so.
Method optimization research for building a competency model library
Authors: BAI Yuchen
Published: April 2023

Building a competency model will effectively help Chinese enterprises to realize the scientific and systematic human resources management, enhance the overall comprehensive strength, and complete the transformation of high-level, high-quality development. However, the current competence model in the domestic application of low efficiency and lack of scientific and reasonable construction standards, to solve this problem, I hope that through the introduction of advanced management scientific knowledge, from the practical application of enterprises, comprehensive consideration of individual competence, job competence, and organizational environment requirements, optimize the competency model research methods and overall structure, achieve the standard of competence model, and then establish a competency model library, for the mainstream industry to provide standard templates for various positions, to achieve the perfection of enterprise employment standards and evaluation training system.
The Influence Mechanism of Investor Behavior Deviation on Beta Anomalies in the Perspective of Behavioral Finance
Authors: Feng Yuhan
Published: April 2023

There are many interference factors in the real capital market, such as the ineffectiveness of the capital asset pricing model, and even the negative correlation between the systematic risk and return. Based on the basic theory of behavioral finance, this paper empirically tests the influence mechanism of investors' behavior deviation on a beta anomaly by taking China's A-share listed companies as samples from 2017 to 2020. It is found that both the strategy of buying the winner and the strategy of contrarian investment are positively related to the beta anomaly, that is, the higher the probability of irrational investors adopting these two strategies, the higher the probability of beta anomaly in the A-share market. The research conclusion provides new empirical evidence for understanding the relationship between investor behavior deviation and beta anomaly and also provides a certain reference for relevant departments to monitor market risk.
Research on the Countermeasures of Corporate Financing Constraints under the Background of Financial Digital Transformation
Authors: Chen Bixiu
Published: April 2023

Financial digital transformation is an important means for enterprises to achieve high-quality prosperity under the new development pattern. How to make use of the opportunity of financial digital transformation to relieve the financing constraints is worth pondering. Based on the digital transformation of corporate finance and the current situation of financing capacity in China, this paper puts forward some suggestions on how to deal with the financing constraints in line with China's national conditions. The government should actively introduce policies to promote the development of digital technology and the digital transformation of enterprises while effectively supervising enterprises, third-party data companies and the internet finance industry. The financial market should actively set up and develop small and medium-sized banks and private banks, perfect the enterprise credit system and carry out financial innovation. Enterprises should promptly deploy the digital transformation strategy, standardize the business operations, improve the management level and build diversified financing channels.
The impact of COVID-19 on the US oil stock market and currency
Authors: Chen Jiqian , Guo Zixin , Dong Yifei , Wang Junyan
Published: April 2023

The purpose of this article is to examine the impact of covid on the U.S. exchange rate and the oil market. Previous scholarly studies have shown that currency and oil markets have a significant impact on the global economy, so the article wants to investigate whether the relationship between the two will be stronger under the influence of pandemics and the impact on each. By building a table of daily U.S. to RMB exchange rates during the pandemic, and a chronologically derived stock index with corresponding graphs and literature data, it concludes that currency exchange rates are an irreplaceable determinant of stock market returns. The 0.534% depreciation of the U.S. dollar under the impact of the epidemic im-proved the average stock market return.