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The Impact of Interest-Driven Teaching on Children's Thinking and Cognitive
Authors: Bian Wenqi
Published: March 2024

The impact of education models on children's cognition and thinking has attracted the attention of researchers with the changes of the times. This article studies the impact of interest-driven education on children's cognition and thinking during children's learning process. With the gradual rise of the interest-driven education model, the education model is constantly changing. With the gradual rise of the interest-driven education model, the education model is constantly changing. This paper argues that effective interest drive has an important impact on students' teaching effectiveness. Developments in information technology have helped but also challenged the development of teaching methods. In addition, the reform and development of education also require continuous innovation in teaching methods. Based on this, this paper puts forward the following suggestions. Teachers should fully consider students' interests and characteristics in teaching practice, use students' interests to promote students' motivation to learn and realize interest-driven teaching. With the development of information technology, teachers can innovate teaching forms, including the use of science and technology to gradually mature interest-driven education.
The Development of Pedagogical Functions in Entertainment Contents
Authors: Li Yuqi
Published: March 2024

The entertainment industry in the 21st century has entered an age of exploded diversity. As entertainment products are designed to meet the interests and needs of different groups of people, the range of audience and level of consumption are accordingly expanded. Meanwhile, advanced technologies such as big data algorithms and micro-targeting strategies allowed the information from entertainment content to be more effectively delivered and received. Regarding the powerful impact of entertainment products on audiences, content control of entertainment products has become a frequently discussed topic, while the pedagogical function of entertainment has been discovered in recent years. Edutainment contents are now applied in both the schooling context and the public spheres, where entertainment activities become efficient teaching supplements and methods of cultural popularization. In that sense, to ideally achieve educational purposes through entertainment approaches, a scientific model for the merge of education and entertainment is yet to be found.
A Comparison of the Corrupt Governments of France and China During the 16th-18th Century
Authors: Li Siyao
Published: March 2024

This paper primarily examines the corruptive government systems in France and China during the 16th century. It begins by introducing the individual characteristics of corruption within each government, then moving on to comparison. This study aims to contribute additional resources and insights to the existing body of research on this topic, thereby aiding fellow researchers in their investigations. The methodology used in this research is literature review, which forms the basis for the exploration and understanding of the topic. This approach allows for a detailed examination of the various facets of governmental corruption in both countries. By doing so, this work not only delineates the specific characteristics of each government's corruption but also draws parallels and contrasts between them, offering a nuanced perspective on the nature and manifestation of corruption in different historical and cultural contexts. The conclusion drawn is that while both governments can be characterized as corrupt, they exhibit distinct features that set them apart.
Explore the Family Responsibility and Career Dilemma of Professional Women in Marriage
Authors: Sun Yujun
Published: March 2024

This paper investigates the reasons why married women in the banking industry choose occupational mobility by qualitative research method, analyzing the factors that influence womens choices of doing or undoing gender. The investigator interviewed 20 female bank clerks in marriage as the object of the study. All the women have had higher education in the past. In the background of modern labor society and the social identity of gender, professional women in marriage are under the dilemma of their work and family which includes occupational promotion, spouse, childcare, and eldercare. The consideration of family factors such as spouse, children, and the elderly, ultimately leads to the choice of occupational mobility for these married women. Personal career prospects, aspirations for a better future, the need for better educational conditions and opportunities for children, and the need to support parents and in-laws, all influence women's choice to make active or passive career mobility. It is still difficult for women from higher education backgrounds to make free choices after marriage.
The "Datafication" of Fan Culture in the New Media Environment
Authors: Zhang Chenyue
Published: March 2024

In the context of new media, fan culture exhibits significant characteristics of datafication. Fan activities, behaviors, preferences, and interactions are transformed into quantifiable and analyzable digital data. This includes various forms of user-generated content, engagement metrics, and the digital footprint of fan communities. Behind this data lies valuable information that can help people better understand and analyze fan culture. However, attention should be given to the trend of excessive commercialization and profit-driven motives. This paper proposes an in-depth exploration and reflection on the impact of the datafication of fan culture and idol data in the new media environment, on individuals, society, and the economy. Therefore, it is necessary to not only pursue datafication but also pay attention to the problems it may bring, such as excessive competition and commercialization. At the same time, it is important for the public to value the diversity and individual needs of fan communities, to uphold respect for the authenticity and purity of fan culture, and to establish interactions between idols and fans based on respect and sincerity. It is necessary to moderately regulate the datafication of fan culture and avoid the negative impact of commercial interests on the healthy development of fan communities.
Analysis of the Power Alienation in Bi Feiyu's Novel Yumi
Authors: Jiang Yangyang
Published: March 2024

Contemporary writer Bi Feiyu's works are very cutting-edge thinking and reflection of potential social problems, and the novel Yumi is a good confirmation. The characters in Bi Feiyu's novel Yumi can almost not escape from "power", and the recognition of power, the pursuit of power, the price paid for the pursuit of power and the influence brought by power will push people into the abyss of alienation. Therefore, the thinking on power and reflecting on alienation are also particularly important in contemporary society. An analysis of the power alienation in Bi Feiyu's novel Yumi can inspire the people who live in contemporary society. In view of this, this paper studies all kinds of characters through intensive reading of the novel Yumi, and analyzes how "power" uses an invisible force to "non-normalize" human survival concept and survival behavior, that is, alienation. Based on the characteristics and the expression of alienation to get the result of alienation caused by power and its influence on contemporary society. At the same time, it also lets the people living in contemporary society see the consequences of people after the alienation of power and get inspiration from it.
Evolution of Chinese Bamboo Flutes and Flute Music from Six-Hole to Eight-Hole Flutes
Authors: Wang Zhaosen
Published: March 2024

The flute is the oldest known musical instrument in China, with the six-hole bamboo flute representing a traditional fixed form. In the context of todays diverse musical culture, the traditional six-hole bamboo flute faces significant limitations when handling various stylistic compositions. In contrast, the eight-hole flute incorporates strengths from Western musical culture, enabling it to both maintain traditional characteristics and perform modern musical works. This paper, based on experimental and literature research methods, aims to elucidate the impact of the evolution from the six-hole to the eight-hole bamboo flute on the development of Chinese bamboo flute and flute music. The paper is divided into three parts. Firstly, it provides an overview of the basic structures of the six-hole and eight-hole bamboo flutes. Secondly, through flute music analysis, it explores the advantages of the eight-hole bamboo flute and the developmental relationship between bamboo flutes and flute music. The third part involves a new perspective on the development of bamboo flutes and flute music, contemplating how to coexist more effectively with the diverse music of the world.
Game Design for Female Teenagers
Authors: Cheng Ziru
Published: March 2024

Presently, gaming has evolved into an essential component for a multitude of individuals. Additionally, there is a wide array of game genres available in the market. However, the majority of games are not especially tailored to the interests of a particular demographic, but rather aim to accommodate the widest possible range of individuals. The research method employed in this study consists of an in-depth review of existing literature and the conducting of a questionnaire. This research gives a comprehensive analysis of the game preferences of adolescent girls, aged 12 to 18, through the use of a questionnaire. It examines participants' perspectives on several aspects of the game, including visual and sound effects, difficulty level, characters, and plot. The optimal strategy is to create a game that fulfills the gameplay requirements of this particular audience. The aim of this study is to investigate the gaming preferences of a particular demographic and develop a game tailored to their interests. It is of the opinion that games developed in this manner have the potential to be more competitive within the gaming industry.
Exploring the Impact of Contemporary Consumerism on Young People
Authors: Zhang Zhiyu
Published: March 2024

Today's college students as a special consumer group in society, and their life consumption has a certain scientific rationality, but part of consumer behavior and consumer psychology also shows an irrational tendency. Contemporary college students' consumption has its reasonableness and particularity, and at the same time, there are obvious misunderstandings in consumption behavior and consumption psychology, which need influence and help from school, family, and society. This paper uses the research method of literature review to conclude by analyzing the theory of consumerism, the characteristics of contemporary college students' consumption, and the problems caused by college students' overconsumption. First, consumerism also sows the seeds of money anxiety among young people. Young people are often at the beginning of their careers and face the challenge of financial autonomy. However, an excessive consumer culture may tempt them into high consumption and debt, increasing uncertainty in money management, which in turn causes anxiety and burden. However, research also shows that consumerism is not entirely negative for young people. In a way, this culture also stimulates creativity and innovation. Young people may contribute to the development and progress of society through the pursuit of novel experiences and products. In summary, the impact of contemporary consumerism on young people is a complex and multifaceted topic. The paper will dig deeper into the various dimensions of this phenomenon and explore the challenges and opportunities involved, to provide useful perspectives for better understanding and responding to this social phenomenon.
A Review on the Impact of Bullying in Schools
Authors: Zhang Yunqi
Published: March 2024

School bullying is a social malpractice that has a great impact on the physical and mental health of young people in the current society, and its consequences can even affect the daily life of individuals in the society for a very long time as well as the problem of building the society. Against this background, this study aims to investigate how to reduce the incidence of bullying in schools and how to improve the mental health of young people as a result of bullying in schools. Most of the previous research on bullying in schools has been cross-sectional data on the harm caused by bullying in schools over a period of several years, but it has not been possible to distinguish the difference between psychological harm such as cold violence and isolation and direct physical harm such as beatings. Therefore, a comparative approach was used to visualize the difference between the two types of injuries by comparing different articles and studies. This study better reflects the different harms of bullying in different situations and the different aspects of its impact on adolescents, and allows for better treatment of the different harms suffered by adolescents, thus reducing the harms caused by bullying in schools more quickly and effectively.
Reflection of the Development of Female Subject Consciousness: Based on the Tendency of Gender Role Division in Danmei Literature
Authors: Liu Qi
Published: March 2024

"Danmei" culture is an important part of contemporary youth subculture, among which "original Danmei literature" is a form of online literature that can reflect the level of female subject consciousness. This article starts from the development history of Danmei literature, takes the tendency of the artificial division of gender roles in Danmei works as the theme, and analyzes the classic seme-uke model that appears in Danmei literary works and the further division of gender roles in the ABO worldview. Under the trend of gender role division in Danmei literature, the two protagonists, who are both biological males, are artificially divided into different gender expressions, and even under the ABO worldview, they are divided into sex physiological structural differences, which brings about a gender gap. Danmei literature has returned to the traditional gender power logic, and female subject consciousness has been eliminated to a certain extent, showing the negative side of the development of Danmei literature.
Multilateral or Polylateral Approaches? To More Effectively Address Contemporary Diplomatic Challenges
Authors: Shi Jiale
Published: March 2024

On the contemporary diplomatic stage, multilateral and multilateral debates occupy a central position. This study will delve into these strategies to determine their effectiveness in addressing modern global challenges. Multilateralism is based on the principles of collective action and international cooperation, involving the participation of multiple countries through formal international institutions. It has formed important global agreements and policies in history. On the other hand, multilateralism proposed by Geoffrey Wiseman in 1999 represents a more flexible approach to incorporating non-state actors such as non-governmental organizations, businesses, and civil society into the diplomatic process. This method makes international interactions more dynamic and detailed. This study provides an in-depth analysis of these two methods through case studies on key issues such as climate change, international security, and global health crises. By evaluating the role and influence of the United Nations and various non-governmental organizations, this article compares the comprehensiveness (but often slow in action) of multilateralism with its flexibility (but sometimes weaker in authority). Finally, this study argues that multilateralism provides a platform for global consensus and legitimacy, while multilateralism brings adaptability and innovation to diplomacy. Moreover, this study argues that a hybrid approach that leverages the advantages of multilateral and multilateral mechanisms may be key to effectively addressing the complex diplomatic challenges of the 21st century.
The Impact of the China-US Competition in East Asia on the Security of the Asia-Pacific Region
Authors: Diao Haoyuan
Published: March 2024

Despite some disagreements on the scale and scope, most international observers might reach a consensus that the theme of the current East Asia international relations is the competition between the US and China for the ruling position in this region. Based on the current reality of the coexistence of the US and China in East Asia, this paper analyses their competition and implications in the Asia-Pacific region. The main argument of this paper is that with the implementation of Americas Pivot strategy, China and the US have launched fierce competition around the dominance of the Asia-Pacific region, and this game not only affects the economic development itself but also affects the stability and prosperity of the entire Asia-Pacific region. This paper advocates that all parties should enhance cooperation and find common ground to prevent unnecessary conflicts, to maintain peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region.
How Does Language Influence Our Minds? From a Linguistics Perspective
Authors: Mei Andy Lingxi
Published: March 2024

The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, which was first proposed by linguists Edward Sapir and Benjamin Lee Whorf in the early 20th century, is currently the most widely accepted theory of neurolinguistics. It makes the argument that language influences cognition and perception, i.e., that people's basic worldviews vary depending on the language they use. Their hypothesis, sometimes referred to as "linguistic relativity," contends that a language's lexicon and structure affect perception. This claim has been disputed on a number of different grounds.Specifically, the hypothesis is composed of two different parts called Linguistic Diversity and Linguistic Influence on Thought, which argue that languages have fundamental differences from each other and that the differences between individual languages create cognitive differences within people. With regards to the latter cognitive section of the theory, there are two key tiers that it is divided into. The first tier proposes a universal "rock bottom" of human consciousness, where everyone must share a basic level of perception. The second tier delves into the semantic details of various languages, asserting that these linguistic nuances contribute to different interpretations layered atop the universal foundation. Moreover, the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis has been even further bisected into two distinct versions depending on how strongly they convey the idea of linguistic relativity, with a strong version arguing that native language completely alters our perspective and a weak version that only suggests a weak connection between the two.
A Review of the Effectiveness and Side Effects of Intervention Treatment for Adolescent Depression
Authors: Li Yixuan , Xu Yifan
Published: March 2024

Based on the statistics from World Health Organization, depressive disorder is the main reason of adolescent morbidity as well as disability. If they do not get treatment promptly, the depression could persist into their adulthood. And this disease could bring a series of long-term adverse consequences including poor academic performance and unhealthy physical and mental condition. Furthermore, since some treatments have side effect, some teenagers resist to be treated. Therefore, it is essential to find out effective intervention and treatment measures as well as their side effects to cure adolescent depression. More and more researches discussed the therapeutic effect of various traditional and modern intervention treatments on adolescent depression, such as psychological intervention, medication, and combination therapy. Currently, there is no systematic review of the effectiveness and side effects of those treatments. This study hopes to summarize effective treatment plans and advice for adolescent depression via looking through current reseal on adolescent espresso, comparing the effectiveness of different intervention and treatment measures and analyzing the side effects of those measures. This study categorizes the intervention treatment for adolescent depression into five types. Pharmacotherapy, psychotherapy, physiotherapy, other therapy, combination therapy, as well as the comparisons of different therapies are thoroughly analyzed. In the end, the study draws a general conclusion in terms of the effectiveness and side effects of those therapies, and affirms the importance of patient subgroups which have preferential responses to different treatments.
The Influence of Teacher Feedback on the Identity Construction of Chinese International Students
Authors: Zhang Tianyun
Published: March 2024

This paper explores the dynamic interplay between teacher feedback and the identity-construction process of Chinese international students who experience different educational environments. Drawing on cultural, educational, and academic discourse socialization perspectives, the study examines how the distinctiveness of teacher feedback practices in different countries contributes to shaping the identities of Chinese students. Using a case study approach, the study selected two typical Chinese international students to be interviewed to understand Chinese students' experiences and perceptions of teacher feedback. The main findings highlight the differences between the Chinese and Western education systems in terms of teacher feedback practices, communication styles, and cultural values, and further analyze how these different feedback dynamics affect the construction of students' identities, including self-perceptions, motivation to learn, and the development of a sense of belonging in the educational environment. This study has important implications for Chinese international students as well as for educational institutions working to improve the academic performance of Chinese international students. By understanding the intricate relationship between teacher feedback and identity construction, students can adapt more quickly to studying abroad, while educators can implement culturally sensitive approaches to create positive and inclusive learning environments for Chinese international students.
Analysis and Research of Action Adventure Game Design
Authors: Liu Zhuofan
Published: March 2024

By 2021, the global video game market will reach $155.5 billion, accounting for 52.9 percent of the global digital media market. The video game industry plays an important role in cultural transmission and economic promotion, and this industry has reached its current flourishing status after only a few decades of development, which shows the huge potential, vitality and research value behind this industry. In this context of The Times, this paper summarizes and extracts the skills of excellent game level design papers through literature analysis, and carefully analyzes the specific levels of recognized excellent games through case analysis, and studies the level design of action adventure games. This paper hopes to summarize the game level design skills of many experienced and excellent game designers to provide a reference value for the game design industry. This study concludes that proficient and comprehensive game level design requires game developers to reflect and strategize extensively. This is crucial to ensure that players experience the inherent enjoyment of the game.
Sources of English Neologisms
Authors: Li Yiting
Published: March 2024

With the social changes and technological development since the 20th century, many new things have emerged, and with them, the language has also changed. Neologism is a linguistic phenomenon, which is the product and reflection of the development and change of language. According to statistics, there are currently more than 600 million native English speakers in the world, and one-third of the world's population speaks English as a second language. This shows the importance of English as a universal language. Consequently, English inevitably produces many new words with the rapid changes in social life. This paper delves into the origins and mechanisms behind neologisms in the English language. This study aims to explore the dynamic processes that drive vocabulary expansion by examining vocabulary innovation, borrowing, and integration. Based on grasping the concept of English neologisms, this paper discusses the origin and derivation of English neologisms through the study of dictionaries and monographs, and a large number of examples of neologisms. The study found that the sources of English neologisms are mainly divided into three aspects, namely, traditional word formation, new meanings of old words in modern English, and the fusion of foreign words and native words.
To Interpret and Analyze Foreign Film and Subtitle Translation Strategies from a Cross-cultural Perspective Take Coco as an Example
Authors: Huang Zongxiang
Published: March 2024

As globalization has become a major trend in today's world, cross-cultural communication between countries has become more and more frequent, among which film, as a medium of various cross-cultural methods, plays a key role. Every movie expresses more or less the right values, such as working together to protect the common home of mankind, or spreading the distinctive culture of their country, so that more and more world viewers can widely understand and respect their culture. This paper studies foreign film translation, focusing on Coco, a Pixar movie that won an Oscar. It also discusses translation strategies like domesticating and foreignizing subtitles. The film's paper-cuts, animals, landscapes, and dialects show how cross-cultural communication works in the movie. Moreover, by comparing the official and folk versions, the analysis shows that the official versions are professional and more popular, but some word orders are stiff and lack coherence. While the folk translation is easier to understand, but only compares the audience with the same interest in a certain movie, the grammar and words are a little inappropriate, lack of professionalism.
The Field of Memory: Cultural Memory in Tang Dynasty Leyouyuan Poetry
Authors: Yingju Wang , Yanjun Mao
Published: March 2024

This paper explores the cultural significance of Leyouyuan-themed poetry in the Tang Dynasty from three perspectives. Firstly, in terms of material significance, Tang poets preserved the remnants of Leyouyuan through their poetry, creating the distinctive regional characteristics of Leyouyuan. Their depictions of natural scenery and palace architecture on Leyouyuan unconsciously transformed it into a symbolic and carrier of historical memory. Secondly, in terms of functional significance, Leyouyuan possesses rich and unique historical memories, including the festive joy, solemnity of temple activities, and cultural exchanges between China and foreign lands. These activities are presented in the space of Leyouyuan, recorded by Tang poets, thus activating complex and multidimensional collective memories. Thirdly, in terms of symbolic significance, the emotional attachment to Leyouyuan presented in Tang poetry highlights the timeless charm of Leyouyuan, becoming an unconscious collective abode. The symbolic significance of Leyouyuan as the field of memory is further emphasized.
Global and Micro Analysis of Discourse Coherence Relations in English and American Literature
Authors: Wang Ziyi
Published: March 2024

This research paper, titled Global and Micro Analysis of Discourse Coherence Relations in English and American Literature, delves into the intricate world of discourse coherence relations within the realm of English and American literature. Employing discourse coherence theory, the study conducts, global and micro-level analyses of selected literary works to uncover the profound connections between language, narrative, and the human psyche. The paper begins with an exploration of the background and significance of the study, highlighting the importance of understanding how literary texts achieve coherence and coherence relations. It emphasizes the interdisciplinary nature of discourse coherence theory, bridging the fields of literature and linguistics. The research objectives are outlined, focusing on the examination of overarching discourse coherence, micro-level linguistic and semantic connections, and their impact on character development, narrative structure, and thematic exploration. The literature review section provides an overview of previous research in the field, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive study combining both global and micro-level analyses of discourse coherence in literature. Scholars such as Teun A. van Dijk, Michael Hoey, and Walter Nash have contributed valuable insights into the analysis of coherence relations in texts. In conclusion, this research aims to enrich our understanding of the art of storytelling and the human experience as conveyed through language.
Politeness Conversational Strategies in Business Texts: A State-of-the-art Review
Authors: Cheng Yubo , Chen Baiying , Lou Jie
Published: March 2024

The research will focus on politeness strategies in business English discourse learning , using business conversation textbooks (which are all in English or translated into English). The emphasis on conversational strategies, particularly politeness strategies, in the context of Business English classrooms is indeed crucial for effective communication in professional settings. This review on politeness conversational strategies in business texts endeavors to explore the intricate interplay of language, politeness, and professional communication. By delving into the nuances of politeness within written business discourse, this review aims to enrich our understanding of effective communication strategies in the contemporary business landscape. The findings of this research can serve as a foundation for future investigations, encouraging scholars to explore politeness conversational strategies in specialized business contexts, such as negotiations, marketing, or cross-cultural communication. Further studies can also explore the impact of evolving communication technologies on the manifestation of politeness in business texts.
Tragic Aesthetics and Linguistic Features of Kawabata Yasunari's "Snow ()"
Authors: Liu Zining
Published: March 2024

Kawabata Yasunari's masterpiece Snow () is a unique blend of Japanese classical and Western modern literature, embodying rich tragic aesthetics. The work also possesses strong artistic characteristics with concise and refined language descriptions. Extensive narratives of psychology and dialogues reflect the author's emphasis on emotional rendering and expression. Additionally, the intentional portrayal of characters' emotions and destinies through changing seasons, coupled with the skillful use of the stream of consciousness technique from Western modernist literature, adds a layer of surreal beauty to the entire book.
International Wrongfulness of Japan's NCW Sea Discharge
Authors: Chen Silin
Published: March 2024

When the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan experienced a significant accident in 2011, a significant volume of nuclear-contaminated water (NCW) was produced throughout the accident treatment procedure. The Japanese government decided to release 1.25 million tons of NCW into the ocean from storage tanks on April 13, 2021. On August 4, 2023, Japan formally initiated the discharge of NCW into the sea. Japan's discharge of NCW is closely related to the protection of marine ecology and human health and safety, and this move has triggered major concerns and strong dissatisfaction among various stakeholder countries. In terms of the details of the decision process related to TEPCO's discharge program announced by the Japanese government, the Japanese government is suspected of violating relevant international law obligations. In this paper, we will identify the international treaties, principles of international law, and international customary law that can regulate Japan's discharge of NCW from the sources of international law, and analyze the jurisprudence of international law related to nuclear accidents to determine the illegality of Japan's discharge of NCW into the sea.
The Practice of International Investment Agreements in the Context of Climate Change Conflicts and Solutions
Authors: Wang Yisen
Published: March 2024

Climate change is an issue of growing importance on a global scale. The traditional International Investment Agreements (IIAs) and the provisions made in response to climate change often conflict with one another. This has led to a need to find a way to reconcile these differences and establish a complementary and mutually reinforcing relationship between IIAs and climate change treaties. This paper aims to identify the focal points of conflict and explore potential solutions through case analysis and other methods. One potential solution is to make reasonable adjustments to the IIAs to align them with the specific provisions needed to address climate change. By doing so, it may be possible to bridge the gap between traditional IIAs and the requirements of climate change treaties. This approach is essential in ensuring that investment agreements do not hinder the progress of climate change initiatives. It is crucial to find a balance that allows for sustainable economic development while also addressing the pressing concerns of climate change. Finding a way to reconcile the conflicts between traditional IIAs and climate change treaties is of paramount importance. By making targeted adjustments and seeking common ground, it is possible to establish a framework that supports both economic growth and environmental sustainability.
Impact of Family Factor on Individuals Reading Habit in China
Authors: Chen Xi
Published: March 2024

Though it is nearly a common recognition that reading is beneficial to an individuals internal growth, the size of reading population seems to shrink so fast in modern society: people always use their lack of leisure time as well as the busyness of working and studying as their excuses. However, reading is not only a hobby, but also a long-term habit that may company an individual for the whole lifetime. We form all kind of habit since childhood time, does family attribute to our reading habits? This paper summarizes some previous literatures which investigates the influence of family factors on individuals reading habit, but surprisingly notices that some of the findings do not align with todays phenomenon in China. To find out how the family factors such as family income and parents attitudes toward reading influence ones reading habit, this paper conduct research using self-report questionnaire, analyzes some of the potential factors that may contribute more to todays changing reading trend, while debunking some findings that do not fit todays situation.
Influential Factors of Stereotypes: A Review
Authors: Che Xuefei
Published: March 2024

This article overviewed the nature and nurture factors of stereotypes. The nature factor that influences stereotypes include the roles of neuron play in stereotyping and age influence on neuron sensitivity. The conclusion is neurons plays an important role in stereotyping. Previous research shows that the role of amygdala is about active and inhibit stereotypes. With people get older, People have lower neuron sensitivity. Therefore, the old adult with lack ability to inhibit stereotyping. Nature factors include cognitive stages and schemas. Research show that people with different cognitive stage are influencing their formation and development of stereotypes. Schema is the tool that people learn the world, it is also the origin of stereotypes. Schemas are shaped by previous experiences. However, people can strengthen stereotypes through assimilation. Conversely, people can adjust stereotypes by accommodation. This article summarizes stereotyping and the influential factors of stereotypes. Also, this article indicated the how to inhibit stereotyping to form a better society.
Research on the Transboundary Environmental Damage Caused by the Discharge of Nuclear Wastewater in Japan
Authors: Hu Jiawen
Published: March 2024

Neighboring nations voiced severe protests when Japan unilaterally declared on August 23, 2023, that it intended to release radioactive effluent stockpiled since the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011 into the ocean. Japan clearly breaches international law by acting in a way that is contrary to its duties for reasonable risk prevention, notification, and transboundary environmental impact assessment. In the international community, the question of transboundary injury accountability and compensation has long been of concern. International conventions addressing transboundary pollution are mostly framework agreements with soft law provisions, which means that their substantive impact on contracting parties' behavior is minimal. This article examines the national and personal obligations that the party in control of this nuclear wastewater discharge should have by combining concepts of international law, including the principle of attribution, state sovereignty, and international environmental protection. It examines the characteristics of international transboundary damage liability and compensation schemes from the standpoint of governments taking on international environmental responsibility.
Analysis of the Problems and Approaches of High-Quality Development of Teachers
Authors: Zhang Yuxi
Published: March 2024

Due to the development of The Times and the change in social talent demand, social development has put forward higher requirements for the education industry. As the high-quality development of teachers is an important factor in the educational relationship, it will have an impact on the quality of the education industry and even the social development. This paper explores the concept of high-quality development of teacher quality, its significance, and its characteristics. Examining the requirements for achieving high-quality development, including external factors such as education system support and social environment, as well as internal factors such as teachers' cognitive thinking, professional level, and teaching ability. The study analyzes the influencing factors and recommends strategies for promoting high-quality development, such as government support and policies, environmental management and support, and teacher training and professional development. The paper emphasizes the importance of cultivating a culture of lifelong learning among teachers as a crucial factor in achieving high-quality development.
Exploring the Unique Artistic Style in Wong Kar Wai's Films
Authors: Niu Mohan
Published: March 2024

The French New Wave movement of the 1950s and 1960s was a breath of fresh wind of innovation for the dull film industry. As one of the critical theories of this movement, the auteur theory provided an essential theoretical basis for expressing individual artistic ideas by film artists. This theory and the movement also had a significant impact on the world, and film director Wong Kar Wai was one of those influences. This paper shall look at director Wong Kar Wai's filmography, using auteur theory as a guide and synthesising the authorship qualities present in Wong's films in terms of thematic concerns, narrational strategies and stylistic features. At the same time, the paper also discusses the relationship between the stylistic formation of Wong's films and his collaborators, as well as the broader cinematic, industrial and cultural contexts in which he can be situated. In conclusion, this study aims to investigate Wong's auteur identity through in-depth textual analyses.
Harmony in Motion: Sustainable Cultural Tourism and the Water Narrative along the Singapore River
Authors: Yuan Yilin
Published: March 2024

The Singapore River precinct, beyond its role in promoting economic development as a tourist area, holds a more significant and enduring significance in establishing Singapore's national cultural image externally and deepening domestic cultural identity internally. This paper scrutinizes the sustainable development of cultural tourism along the Singapore River, with a particular emphasis on the construction of a water narrative. The study delves into the role of public art installations in showcasing Singapore's achievements in water resource management. By intertwining art with the city's unique cultural background and commitment to environmental sustainability, these installations not only enhance Singapore's global reputation but also stimulate public awareness. The narrative emphasizes Singapore's history of achieving water independence, shaping a distinctive cultural background that attracts tourists. While recognizing the effectiveness of public art, the paper calls for further examination of its potential to inspire environmental concern and the need to balance historical accuracy in shaping Singapore's image. This research provides valuable insights into the dynamic relationship between public art, cultural representation, and sustainable tourism development.
Research on the Dissemination Pathways of Lvju in Education
Authors: Liu Wenlin
Published: March 2024

Intangible cultural heritage Lvju has gained attention at both national and local levels. However, the significant transformations brought about by the development of social informatization have posed challenges such as an aging pool of inheritors, difficulties in promotion and dissemination, and a decrease in the audience base for Lvju. This paper employs literature review, case analysis, and comparative methods to analyze and consolidate strategies for promoting the dissemination and development of Lvju through educational and teaching approaches. The analysis is conducted from three perspectives: integration into school education, promotion of local culture, school art groups engaging with the public, and the fusion of Lvju culture with digital media and design disciplines in higher education. The aim is to explore measures within the realm of education and teaching that facilitate the promotion and development of Lvju, ultimately contributing to the preservation and protection of Lvju.
Exploring the Dynamic Connections Between Personality Traits, Depression, and Life Quality in Chinese College and Graduate Students: Insights from the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
Authors: Qiu Jingjing
Published: March 2024

This study delves into the intricate interplay between depression and life quality among Chinese college and graduate students, employing the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) to assess personality traits. The hypothesis posits that the MBTI's classification of 16 personality types, organized across four dichotomies, plays a pivotal role in shaping the mental health and daily experiences of individuals. Data from 30 participants were collected through an online survey, encompassing MBTI types, life quality measured by the modified Life Event Scale (LES), and depression levels assessed by the Self-Rating Depression Scale (SDS). Statistical analyses, including Pearson correlation and mediation models, were employed to investigate the relationships between MBTI dimensions, specifically focusing on the Extroversion/Introversion dimension, and their impact on depression, with life quality acting as a mediating variable. The study's outcomes revealed no direct correlation between MBTI dimensions and depression. However, a noteworthy partial mediating effect of life quality emerged in the context of the association between Extroversion/Introversion and depression. The research underscores the importance of considering individual personality characteristics when evaluating mental health and life satisfaction. Furthermore, it suggests that life quality may serve as a mediating factor in the manifestation of depressive symptoms based on personality type. While acknowledging limitations such as a restricted sample size and a narrow social experience measure, the findings advance our understanding of the intricate relationship between personality and mental health. They also underscore the need for further research involving diverse populations to enrich the breadth of our insights.
Examining the Status of Research on Treating Bipolar Disorder in Teenagers and Children
Authors: Zeng Fanda
Published: March 2024

Although adolescence is a crucial period for a person's physical and psychological growth, some teenagers struggle with bipolar disorder during this time. Their lives and prospects are significantly impacted by this mental health issue. This review will look at how bipolar disorder is treated in adolescents in order to give a comprehensive understanding of the condition, reveal the characteristics and prevalence of the affected population, investigate the causes of bipolar disorder, and emphasise the unique needs of the adolescent population. This review will explore existing treatments and focus on the most effective for adolescents. This evaluation will also look at the drawbacks of existing therapies and offer suggestions for future lines of inquiry. This study provides a comprehensive and in-depth overview of the management of bipolar disease in kids and teenagers, emphasising the importance of customised treatment plans and integrated therapies. To improve the quality of life, reduce the risk of suicide, and assist young patients in better managing their symptoms, these areas require greater focus in clinical research and practice.
Comparative Analysis of Feminine Awakening under Patriarchy in The Story of an Hour and A Rose for Emily
Authors: Zhao Yangyang
Published: March 2024

The heroines of the two stories "The Story of an Hour" and "A Rose for Emily" are both deeply oppressed by the patriarchal system of the old society, and both Mrs. Mallard's husband and Emily's father reflect from the side the yoke of social expectations carried by women in those times and the deep-rooted influence on their hearts. This paper combines the horizontal comparison method and the vertical comparison method to compare the two works and analyze the epitome of the era of women's awakening presented in the works, in order to have further reference and guidance for the study of women's literature in Foreign Language and Literature.
Study on the Current Situation and Extension Possibilities of the Play of "On-site Power"A Typical Case of 11 On-site Teaching of Party Education in Huizhou City
Authors: Xie Zongkai
Published: March 2024

In order to analyze the effectiveness of power dynamics in the field teaching of party education, 11 out of the 16 recorded case locations in "The On-site Power - Cases of Field Teaching of Party Education in Huizhou City" were selected for analysis. The study examines the objective conditions of these cases in terms of space and time and concludes that the field teaching of party education is influenced by the revolutionary strategies employed during that period. The prevailing instances of on-site party education are thought to be influenced by China's revolutionary struggle strategy during the revolutionary period, and are mostly conducted in areas suitable for extensive exploration due to geographical conditions. Additionally, the economic capacity of the country's early stages necessitates a distinction between reverence and practical experience. This paper examines the objective conditions that influence on-site teaching of party education and analyzes the key elements such as the teaching object, teaching purpose, teaching content, and teaching method. It also identifies some of the reasons why the full potential of on-site teaching in party education is not realized.