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User Interface Design of an Interactive Story Application for Autistic Children and Parents
Authors: Wang Binyan
Published: September 2023

The prevalence of autism is increasing year by year. At the same time, the parents of autistic children often suffer from poor mental states, which brings heavy financial and emotional burdens to the family. With the popularization of electronic devices, its prospective to intervene autistic children with applications on electronic devices. It not only doesnt limit when and where we use it, but also enables parents to interact with autistic children while working outside, saving a lot of costs on the therapy. The application is designed to help autistic children solve the problems of stereotyped repetitive behaviors and communication difficulties. This article analyzes the visual, cognitive, and interactive habits of autistic children, and summarizes the preferences of autistic children. In order to encourage the participation of parents, the article also analyzes the ways that parents can get involved in the game, such as training and guidance. Through these analyses, the author summarizes the principles of UI design for autistic children. This article intends to design an application that can connect autistic children and parents through the internet and encourage autistic children to complete the tasks in the games under the guidance of parents voices and stories, which will intervene the autistic childrens therapy effectively. In this way, parents can grasp the learning process of their children, which will reduce parents anxiety and improve the relationship between parents and their children.
The Development of Polish Nationalism in the Period 1815-1864 after the Fourth Partition of Poland
Authors: Wang Yikai
Published: September 2023

Under Metanarratives that typically portray post-Napoleonic Poland as a region of uprisings and underground revolts, Polish nationalism is generally seen as radical and largely overseas. Generally speaking, this kind of narrative is not wrong, but Polish nationalism in the post-Napoleonic era and after the Crimean War actually evolved to a considerable extent different from the traditional impression. Based on the analysis of historical facts from 1815 to 1864, by referring to Zamoyskis Poland: A History and Cambridges A Concise History of Poland and other new achievements in the past two decades, the paper summarizes the development of Poland before the uprising broke out in 1863. It also aims to identify variations and main features of nationalism, and explores how these differ over time and from other nationalist cultures of the time.
Research on Traffic Congestion Management in Xian City Based on Transit-Oriented Development
Authors: Li Zinong
Published: September 2023

Xian City has developed rapidly in recent years, with a significant increase in automobiles. However, this has led to an exacerbation of traffic congestion and a decline in the citys traffic capacity, which has harmed the overall image and development of the city. Therefore, solving Xians traffic congestion problem is of great significance. Although some attempts have been made in the past to address traffic congestion in Xian, the problem remains a challenge due to its complexity and the emphasis on increasing traffic supply rather than reducing traffic demand. Transit-oriented development (TOD) is a concept that refers to the idea of public transportation guiding urban development. It is an important theory in the new urbanism movement and has significant guiding significance for addressing urban problems. This paper draws on the experience of managing traffic congestion under a TOD approach in foreign countries and proposes effective strategies for solving Xians traffic congestion problem, including leading transportation and urban coordinated development with a TOD approach, optimizing public transportation infrastructure, establishing a comprehensive TOD management institution, and setting up special departments and policies for funding.
From Polygamy to Monogamy, Social Progress or Suppression of Human Nature?
Authors: Wu Lingfeng
Published: September 2023

This work studies how mating strategies vary between long-term and short-term relationships, and between males and females. Therefore, it leads to the discussion and comparison between monogamy and polygamy. In this work, males and females biological difference is analyzed to present different priorities in mating strategy. Additionally, the optimal evolutionary mating strategies for men and women are present according to their own circumstances and needs. From a macro point of view, sexual market is objectively existed, which make it crucial for people to know how to improve and make use of their sexual market values, such as choosing an appropriate mating strategy and marriage.
Attempting to Explore Entrenched Inequalities in the UK: Analysing Darlington and Formulating a Research Methodology
Authors: Li Yimeng
Published: September 2023

This study examines the critical definitions and debates of geographic inequality by looking at the development of inequality to clarify the pressing geographic inequality challenges facing the UK, taking Darlington as the target area for developing locally applicable research methods. Since the negative impact of the historical process of unequal development in Britain, innovative investigations are called to solve this problem. This paper discusses the deep-rooted inequality in Britain by reviewing the information on geographical inequality and analysing the data from multiple spatial perspectives. The data analysis shows that the UK is one of the unequal countries in the industrialised countries and suffers from increasing domestic inequality challenges. In addition, the economic performance of London is far better than that of other regions. London has an extreme inequality between the bottom and top income levels. In addition, the data research illustrates that Darlington has optimistic trends and low levels of educational qualifications, and average weekly income. Secondly, due to the lack of research on inequality and trends in small regions, the paper utilised the attitudinal survey design as a research method to attempt to explore the correlation between population education and income and to understand further the inequality situation in the area by the relevant authorities.
The Problems Encountered in the Implementation of the Double Reduction Policy and Suggestions
Authors: Liu Yizhi
Published: September 2023

China published the Opinions on Further Reducing the Students' Assignment Burden and the Off-Campus Training Burden in Compulsory Education in July 2021 in an effort to alleviate the academic burden of Chinese primary and secondary students. With the execution of the "Double Reduction" policy, however, numerous problems emerged. The school has cut the amount of homework provided to students, but parents will actively offer additional homework. On the surface, the number of after-school tutoring institutes has decreased, but these classes continue to proliferate covertly. This series of issues arises from the "Double Reduction" policy's disregard for parents' and children' needs to improve exam scores. We should take into account this demand by enhancing the education burden reduction policy further. This paper will use actual cases and empirical data to illustrate the problems that have occurred since the adoption of the "Double Reduction" policy, and give suggestion to improve the policy in combination with literature and the author's own ideas.
How the Sogdian Ancient Letters Show the Family Values of the Sogdians People Who Lived in China
Authors: Xu Qianwen
Published: September 2023

Sogdiana was an ancient country of Central Asia lasting from the Han dynasty to Song dynasty in the history of China. Its people, the Sogdians, were famous for their business talents. Their contributions to the international trade system and culture blending were nonnegligible. Sogdians expanded the geographical range of their trade routes to China; some of them chose to live in China to do business. Called as Hu, a general term for non-Chinese peoples living north and northwest of China, Sogdians brought their own culture and traditions and kept their own identity when they settled in China. This paper analyzes the details and purpose of Sogdian ancient letters to explore how and why the Sogdians preserved their heritage and maintained their culture in China. In conclusion, Sogdians kept family values to form an organization to help each other when they were out of their motherland.
Research on Using Educational Technology in Primary School Teaching and Learning
Authors: Wang Moshi
Published: September 2023

The traditional teaching method has many disadvantages, such as a lack of interactivity, a lack of student focus, and a lack of emphasis on critical thinking. To overcome these disadvantages, educational technology has been one of the most frequently used methods for teachers to conduct teaching activities, for example, updating the teaching method and revising the teaching syllabus. This research aims to study the need for educational technologies in education and identify the role of educational technology applications in primary schools. This study uses a mixed research method (i.e., questionnaires and semi-structured interviews) to collect and analyze data, which adopts Fereshteh et al.'s scale as the framework and revise several questions based on the context of this study. The research involves 400 pupils in sixth grade at primary schools and 20 teachers from different schools in Shanghai, China. We can conclude from the experiment that educational technology not only meets the needs of students and teachers in the learning and teaching process, but it has also played an auxiliary role in primary school teaching, where it has been effectively used in classroom teaching warm-ups, content enrichment, teacher reflection, and other elements.
Common Progress in Harmony and Cooperation: A Study on the Reference Significance of Discourse Construction in Beijing Winter Olympics for Future Global Cooperation
Authors: Yu Shangbo , Song Xueyan
Published: September 2023

Faced with the complex international situation nowadays, humanity will need to explore new international communication mechanisms to exchange information and reach consensus to jointly address future risks and challenges. The Beijing Winter Olympics provided a good paradigm and experience for future international communication. This paper will discuss three aspects of the Winter Olympics coverage: reconstructing the "metaphorical" setting, discourse exchange and cooperation, and breaking through cultural discounts to analyse how China has achieved innovation in international communication discourse during the Winter Olympics. The paper argues that the innovation of China's narrative metaphor for the Winter Olympics conveys China's national thinking on the harmonious relationship between humans and nature and responds to the question of how humans should face nature in the post-epidemic era. At the same time, China's inclusion of national discourses in the narrative highlights the internationalist spirit of the Games in promoting equality and collaboration between countries, and sets a good model for international cooperation in the post-epidemic era. At the same time, it also allows for communication content to be more effectively mitigated to break through cultural discounts and be more widely disseminated. Therefore, the study of the external communication discourse of the Winter Olympics will help to explore the future of China's more active position in international communication.
The "Prisoner's Dilemma" and Countermeasures of Tuition Fee Collection in Colleges and Universities
Authors: Sun Jiaze
Published: September 2023

In recent years, the scale of higher education institutions in China has been expanding year by year, and the number of college students has been increasing year by year, and the problem of tuition fee arrears has become more and more prominent, which is called a major problem in the financial work of colleges and universities, causing certain interference to the economic operation of colleges and universities, and also has a great impact on the moral education of college students. Based on this, the paper uses game theory to establish the game model of "Prisoner's Dilemma" for tuition fee collection in colleges and universities, and the strategic game model between tuition fee arrears and supervision, in order to explore the root causes of tuition fee collection difficulties in colleges and universities in China, and to give corresponding countermeasures with the conclusion of game equilibrium.
Mindfulness Meditation as a Possible Treatment of Anxiety Disorder in post-pandemic Era
Authors: He Jinan
Published: September 2023

In recent years, people's lives have changed dramatically due to COVID-19, and in many places people have been forced to stay at home, keep social distance from friends, or be forcibly quarantined in order to comply with outbreak control policies. This has made anxiety a psychological problem that people have to deal with. However, many people have little knowledge of the causes of anxiety or how to deal with it, which makes it difficult to deal with excessive anxiety or anxiety disorders. This paper examines the many factors that contribute to anxiety, and how meditation can biologically alter the brain and various systems in order to reduce anxiety. This paper may provide some information about the causes of anxiety and offers a possible way to deal with it.
Close Communication Between Home and School is Beneficial to Student Learning
Authors: Hua Wendi
Published: September 2023

This paper provides an analysis of the strategies adopted to explore whether schools and families in China should enhance home-school communication and gives an analysis of the strategies adopted to enhance home-school communication in Chinese schools. Home-school communication is now an important issue in education due to the increasingly visible involvement of parents in education. Given that schools and families have different educational philosophies, there will inevitably be communication problems between parents and schools. This paper uses Behaviourism and Constructivism to analyse the ways in which families and schools in China should improve communication between home and school and can set up forms such as parent-teacher conferences.
Education, Career and Income: Stylized Facts and Prospect
Authors: Xie Anyuan
Published: September 2023

The paper sorts out the literature on education level and peoples potential income. This article analyzes the link between income and education level and worldwide data to discuss the relationship between income and education level. This study approaches the subject from three angles: the influence of education level on industry selection, the impact of education level on profession selection, and the link between education level and income. The paper review past research and article to further study the topic. For the research, the paper comes to the conclusion that there is a positive correlation between education and income. During the whole education life, there are two obvious jumps over the whole holistic study life. After finishing undergraduate student and getting a diploma, the income will increase faster than two. The student who chooses to pursue a professional degree has the highest income in the whole population. This article helps to understand the choice between employment and continuing education.
The Policy Advice on Implementation of Social and Emotional Education for Chinese Students in Compulsory Education Stage
Authors: Li Ke
Published: September 2023

With the rapid pace of modernized development and more and more risks and challenges in such a Chinese transforming period, it has been more and more necessary for kids and teenagers to master skills of emotional and social awareness and management, to cope with existing or potential social and emotional problems. At present, there is no professional and systematic social and emotional education (SEE) for Chinese students in elementary and junior high schools, which belong to the compulsory education period. With an intention to propose feasible suggestions for Chinese educational authority to implement SEE in compulsory schooling and help students develop future competency, the paper first introduces the core concept social and emotional learning (SEL) which originates from western countries by reviewing literature, including aspects of originality, definition, function, practical conditions, as well as affected actors. Following that, the necessity of conducting SEE in Chinese compulsory education stage is analyzed. On the basis of that, the paper offers two policy options for decision-makers and executors in Chinese Ministry of Education, which are from different starting points and therefore with different advantages and disadvantages. In conclusion, its critical to conduct SEE for Chinese students in elementary and junior high schools, and the two offered options here can be taken into consideration depending on the practical circumstances of multiple aspects.
The Expression of the Absurd in Attack on Titan
Authors: Liang Yixu
Published: September 2023

This paper aims to analyze Eren Yeager in Japan manga Attack on Titan from the aspect of the absurdism of Camus. In their work, Eren Yeager demonstrates a series of actions and thoughts while he realizes his objective. When he does this, his actions share a significant content of similarity that is also mirrored in Sisyphus in the Greek myth, the same evidence of the absurd. In this article, I argue that Eren Yeager can also be considered an example of the wild.
The Effects of Transportation Infrastructure for Trade Development in Han China in the Early Silk Road
Authors: Zhang James
Published: September 2023

In light of the rapid globalization and trade development of Han China, the dynasty experienced unprecedented levels of expansion and economic prosperity. This article traces vital aspects of development through the historic accounts of transportation infrastructure across of China, namely the substantial manuscripts found at the Xuanquan Dunhuang postal station. Han China found that in order to increase international relations, there were key components that needed to be ameliorated capacity of travel and proliferation of foreign commodities. At the same time, the empire needed to account for the spread of autonomous regions due to the regional expansion, meaning effective communication and a proficient network remained vital in maintaining the integrity of the empire. The resulting solution came to be the investments in the development of transportation infrastructure along the borders of China.
Comparative Analysis on the Legal System of Shareholding Between China and Foreign Countries
Authors: Li Junyi
Published: September 2023

There is a gap in the domestic legal system regarding the regulation of shareholding in lieu of ownership. Compared with the earlier common law and civil law countries, it is not perfect. In practice, problems arising from shareholding are frequent, and the imperfection of the law has led to many different judgments in the same case. By combing through the current situation of shareholding in China, it is found that the most prominent issues in practice are the determination of the validity of shareholding agreements and the criteria for determining the eligibility of shareholders. This article compares the current systems in common law countries and civil law countries, and concludes that the incorporation of the trust model into the regulation of shareholding, combined with the commercial appearance doctrine to protect bona fide third parties is more in line with the domestic situation, and has certain feasibility.
Traumatic Brain Injury and Abnormal Moral Judgment
Authors: Jiang Hanyu
Published: September 2023

This article explains the underlying mechanism of utilitarian decisions in Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) patients when pondering trolley-type moral dilemmas. In the first section of the literature review, definitions of TBI, utilitarianism and abnormal moral judgment have been provided. The ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC) has been identified to be undoubtedly prominent based on a discussion of the previous contradictory evidences about the brain areas involved in causing abnormal moral judgment. Subsequently, the function of vmPFC as an emotional integration station is introduced, substantiated by functional magnetic resonance imaging studies and the dual-system theory of moral decision-making. The inability or the diminished ability to feel morally-related emotions following TBI has also been considered a causal factor of endorsement to the act of harming someone directly. Finally, the author advises a few future directions to fill the gap within current knowledge and points out the limitations of thought experiments. Overall, the paper highlighted that the atypical response pattern of moral judgment in TBI patients is attributed to the failure to generate appropriate emotions in the face of moral stimuli.
Lack of Supporting Technology and Changes of Learning Environment Influence Students' Online Learning Motivation During COVID-19
Authors: Du Qianrui
Published: September 2023

Many students are learning online during COVID-19, and the mode of this learning is different from the usual offline teaching, and students' efficiency of learning decreased significantly caused of some factors. There are two factors that will reduce students' motivation when they are learning online during COVID-19. Those are the lack of supporting technology to learn online and the changing of the learning environment for students, and they are having difficulty adapting to it. The aim of this article is to explore the reason why this effect will influence students learning motivation during the pandemic. Setting up a different teaching style from the usual classroom is a way to maintain students motivation on learning. Students may find it less interesting to keep teaching in the same way during online learning. At the end of this paper, some methods will be pointed out to possibly reduce the negative effects on students learning motivation.
Causes of Bipolar Disorder in Adolescents
Authors: Zhang Hanru
Published: September 2023

Mood fluctuation is common in daily life, however, severe mood fluctuation may be a symptom of affective illness. Bipolar disorders as a severe affective illness have a high prevalence, especially among adolescents. Although one of the most frequently discussed psychiatric illnesses is bipolar disorder, the causes are still not precisely known. Through reviewing previous research, this paper analyzes the causes of bipolar disorder, including personal and social factors, as well as the intervention and treatment of bipolar disorder. Both personal and social factor serve as important variables in affecting bipolar disorder. Offspring of parents with bipolar disease undoubtedly have considerable genetic impact; nonetheless, an adolescent's individuality leads their mood to swing correspondingly, ultimately progressing to bipolar disorder. Social factors such as family environment have a huge impact on adolescents mental state; interpersonal relationships strongly affect adolescents mood status, and furthermore, social environment also hugely affects how adolescents interact with their peers, as a result causes bipolar disorder. The intervention and treatment of bipolar disorder should be further developed in future research.
Relationship Between Childhood Traumas and Criminal Behaviors
Authors: Li Hanyu
Published: September 2023

This paper reviewed several papers discussing the relationship between childhood trauma and criminal behaviors. The definition and categorization of traumas and crimes, the commonness of child abuse, the sequential behaviors of criminals, and the psychological and environmental factors of crimes will be covered in this paper. The limitation and strengths of the reviewed studies are contained. This paper aims to investigate the causes of criminal behaviors by analyzing childhood traumas from different aspects. Physical, sexual, psychological, neglect, and other abuses from the community and family in childhood years occur more commonly in the criminal population, compared to the general public, and affect later criminal behaviors in type and amount. Society should raise awareness of child abuse to diminish the number of crimes.
Causes and Treatment of Anxiety Disorder
Authors: Chen Qirong
Published: September 2023

Now, on campus, teenagers are very afraid of depression and anxiety, and their ignorance of mental illness will aggravate the symptoms of patients. This paper focuses on what is anxiety disorder, what is the cause of anxiety disorder (both external and internal factors), and the treatment of anxiety disorder. Different factors require different treatment methods, such as drug treatment and non-drug treatment, and the target is to find out the best treatment for people. Now public's understanding of anxiety disorder is not enough. The goal of the paper is to make people's understanding of anxiety disorder clearer. It will not cause secondary damage to those with mental disorders and avoid aggravation of symptoms. Looking forward to future research, hope that researchers will study more about the causes of anxiety disorders, find the most suitable treatment plan by studying the causes of anxiety disorders, and prevent the disease opportunities of some patients with potential anxiety disorders through understanding the causes.
Convenience and Sensory Experience: Analysis of Using Website as a Medium to Read
Authors: Hu Yutong
Published: September 2023

With the development of technology, the advent of e-books, computers, smartphones, and other electronic devices expanded the range of choices of media for reading, it also changed the way people consume information. Website, as a reading platform, has its advantages and disadvantages in reading experiences. For example, with a device connected to the internet, people can easily gain information and access what they want to read. Unlike traditional reading media such as books and newspapers, the website enables a variety of multimedia content, such as videos, animation, and images, which can make reading more engaging and informative, which further allows readers to enhance their understanding of a topic. However, as with any digital media, website reading may cause eye fatigue. And the movable images and inconsistent set type may be a disturbance. The diversity and potentiality of web reading call for advanced studies to further optimize the readers experience and eliminate the inferior strength of web reading. Compared with traditional printed media, this paper explores how website increases readers experiences in the field of sensory elements, interaction, and accessibility. The research methodology employed for this thesis involved reviewing academic literature and case studies. The results of the research indicate that websites indeed increase reading experiences for both people with and without disabilities. The findings suggest that websites provide readers with an attractive, delightful, and interactive experience. And the personalized settings, such as font size change, color adjustment, and alternative text, further increase the experience for people with different kinds of disabilities.
The Rise of Virtual Hosts and the Issues Arising from Cross-Cultural Virtual Hosts in Communication
Authors: Wang Yixuan
Published: September 2023

As time goes by and technology continues to advance, more and more virtual hosts are coming to the forefront, and in 2022, Njisanji's Vtuber Vox Akuma made quite a splash with his debut in China. As a result, many people have started to take notice of cross-cultural virtual hosts. These Vtuber usually have fans from several countries, and during the live broadcast one finds that the interaction between anchor and fan is often accompanied by cultural differences, differences in expression habits and differences in thinking. The cultural and linguistic problems are often accompanied by translation errors and lack of clarity. This has led to many problems. To promote positive cultural exchange and an improved online environment, this article discusses some of these issues and proposes some initial solutions to call attention to them and to take steps to reduce their occurrence. To enhance professional skills by strengthening the management of practitioners as well as the training of anchors in order to promote the positive dissemination of culture.
An Analysis of the Interpretation of the Two Sessions 2022 Press Conference from the Perspective of the Interpretive Theory
Authors: Su Peifan
Published: September 2023

Conference interpretation places high demands on the interpreter's translation and information processing skills. The core of interpretation is to sort out and re-express the content of the original text. This paper takes the Two Sessions2022 Foreign Ministers' Press Conference as an example from the perspective of Interpretive Theory, and analyses the strategies of interpreters in handling the speeches at the conference from different aspects. It is found that at the lexical and phraseological level, the interpreter has translated the text by choosing expressions that are closest to what the original text attempts to communicate; at the syntactic level, the interpreter will transform the source language to the target language by changing the sentence structure or combining and splitting the clauses. The adjustments found in the interpretation is well captured by the Interpretive Theory, suggesting that the theory provides a good insight into the nature of interpretation.
How Healthism Can Change the Consumerism in China's Retail Industry A Study on the Lululemon Ad Campaigns and Branding in China
Authors: Peng Qiqi
Published: September 2023

With the rapid expansion of the Chinese consumer market, more and more Western brands are bringing their unique ideologies and concepts to the Chinese market and trying to change the Chinese consumers consumption concepts. Healthism is a typical example. As a representative brand of healthism in the western world, Lululemon has launched a series of promotional activities on healthism in the China market. This article will explore the impact of Lululemon on China's retail consumer industry through healthism advertising through in-depth interviews, and study how Lululemons branding in China can be understood in the context of a new market cultural dimensions at the post-economic reform China. This paper has explored the entry of Lululemon in China in the context of the consumer society and a challenge to traditional privileged discourses. This paper conclude that the healthism concepts that Lululemon spreads in China can drive consumers accept the healthism ideology and also consume on the healthism related products.
The Current Status and Renovation of Campus Space Planning under the Epidemic
Authors: Sun Yuchen
Published: September 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic had a serious impact on various aspects of urban areas, such as the economy, public health, and planning, especially campuses. This article analyses the spatial use problems faced by historic universities during the pandemic, including poor dormitory environments, lack of leisure spaces, low utilization of green spaces, and unreasonable cafeteria design. To address these problems, the article proposes some corresponding suggestions. For dormitory buildings, it is recommended to activate the ground floor space for medical purposes during the pandemic and develop other functions in the post-epidemic era. For leisure spaces, the article suggests designing independent characteristic spaces from five perspectives, including park areas, fitness facilities, student activity centers, coffee shops, and libraries, to meet the requirements and different needs during the pandemic. For green spaces on campuses, it is recommended to increase interactive function for students rather than leaving them unengaged oases. For cafeteria renovation, it is suggested to increase space utilization, maintain an appropriate dining distance, create independent quanrantine areas to provide separate or exclusive dining spaces and design personalized spaces to improve diners' sense of security and comfort.
How Did K-pop Music Affect Americans?
Authors: Zhang Bingda
Published: September 2023

Interestingly, with the export of K-pop music and Korean pop culture, people on the other side of the earth can see Asian faces more often when it comes to Grammy, Oscars, and all the big internationally famous awards. To explain how K-pop music gained its global popularity, it is important to mention its near-term development in America. The perspective of this study is to clarify how K-pop become popular in the United States and how it impacted the US popular music culture. This study is based on secondary research, and all the sources and data are accessible online.
Aristotles Account of Eudemonia and the Defence of Altruism
Authors: Xu Yan
Published: September 2023

Aristotles Theory of Eudemonia is based on a profound perception of humanity. This theory is consistently practical for ordinary people, albeit in discussions about happiness and its components or explanations of varying lifestyles. Aristotles conception can be used to achieve a realistic the best life, which largely contrasts other eudemonic theories that can only realistically be applied by philosophical or divine individuals. In this essay, it will be argued that self-interest and other concerning factors exist with Aristotles theory, even though Aristotle himself never refuted the claim that his theory is profoundly egoistic. The self-interested aspect of Aristotelian theory is only relevant to how individuals perceive humans in general. Nonetheless, other concerns (such as how individuals treat others and the outcomes of their actions) are legitimate. Aristotles most significant achievement in this field was his promotion of virtue as a means of resolving any potential conflict between individuals personal interests and the outside world.
Applied Linguistics and Its Implications for Foreign Language Teaching
Authors: Ma Yili
Published: September 2023

Language is the cornerstone of human civilization, and foreign languages are the key to cultural exchange. While traditional foreign language teaching models need to be reformed gradually by relying on scientific theories, the emergence of applied linguistics has given foreign language teaching a new breakthrough. Therefore, this paper is based on the characteristics of applied linguistics and explores its role and innovation in foreign language teaching through the use of literature analysis and case study methods. This paper will give inspiration to foreign language teaching and achieve the purpose of improving teaching dilemmas and promoting teaching quality. This paper finds that combining foreign language teaching with practical applications can create an excellent language learning environment and maximize learners' language skills and interests.
The Male Gaze and Its Impact on Womens Public Living Space
Authors: Han Yangtianyue
Published: September 2023

Under the gaze of men, the motive of objectifying the opposite sex to please the same sex is bound to cause derogation to women. Through the shaping of female images by media or literature, they are sexualized, objectified and alienated, and integrated into the society of male values as an alien. When the general trend of society excludes women and citizens lack social identity for women, women will be marginalized by society. This gaze is known as the male gaze, defined as interpreting women from a male perspective and objectifying them to please the same sex. When the criteria for evaluating female bodies depend on a male-guided aesthetic, it creates the illusion of male criticism power over female strangers.
The Blurring and Demonisation of the Image of Women in Reality -- Exploring the Modern Development of Feminism with Jane Eyre as an Example
Authors: Zeng Kaiyue , Zhou Tong , Wang Zhaoyu
Published: September 2023

In today's world, feminist thinking is flourishing, and scholars are increasingly concerned about women's groups, queer groups and other disadvantaged groups, with ideas that are becoming more open and diverse. Along with this change in the world landscape, feminism has gained more momentum, and Jane Eyre, an exemplary feminist masterpiece, has been widely studied by scholars. So this essay focuses on the writings of Jane Eyre, looking at the 'madwoman' Mason in the book, exploring the blurring and demonisation of the role of women, and considering the modern development of feminism. By closely reading the text and combining it with Spivak's theoretical framework of feminism, this paper aims to discover how the discourse on women's groups has been colonised in society and how feminism has been underdeveloped. The result is that reality, like fiction, has a habit of obscuring and demonising the female community and men are induced to obscure and demonise women through discourse, thereby consolidating male-centred hegemony. There is still a long way to go regarding women's liberation, equality and freedom. Women need to make aware of their disadvantages and inequality from the inside out, to understand clearly the methods men use to demonise women, to learn how to counteract these methods and to give women a voice. Women need to be self-respecting and confident and unite the strength of spirit of women and the disadvantaged to fight uncompromisingly against all hegemony and for the human rights to which they are entitled.
Visual Modernity of Contemporary Chinese Women from the Movie Full River Red
Authors: Zhu Lin
Published: September 2023

This article explores the visual modernity of contemporary Chinese women reflected in the image of geisha in the movie Full River Red. This paper mainly uses Laura Mulvey's gaze theory and Foucault's power theory, combined with the female image of geishas in the movie, to explore the social relations embodied in Chinese women's visual modernity. In the movie, a total of eight scenes of female scenes appears. There will be a flow of female power in every scene, and selected two representative plots for analysis. In the process of women going from being powerless to having power in the movie, it can be found that gaze has changed into another kind of "make themselves seen". Recently, a large number of female audiences have become viewers and the flow of power corresponds to the change of female power in real life. In general, based on the female cases in the film, and then to dissemination and reception of images and the changes in the production of image meanings and the other, discusses the relationship between this visual experience and Chinese female subjectivity.
The Research on the Way of Portraying Human Nature in the American Film the Shawshank Redemption
Authors: Tian Xinran
Published: September 2023

The Shawshank Redemption, as a classic and successful movie, not only bring the vividly visual experience, but also let people feel the baptism of human nature. This is inseparable from the director's precise grasp of the screen language. This study concentrates on how Shawshank redemption uses cinematic techniques to expose human nature. This article aims helping to improve the portrayal of human nature in future films and enable the audience to feel more deep thoughts about human nature in films. Researcher used qualitative descriptive research to analyze The Shawshank Redemption produced by Frank Darabont. The Secondary information is gathered from a range of periodicals and classic literature that are pertinent to the study's subject. The distinctive qualities of Andy, Red, Brooks, and Tommy are all vividly depicted in the movie using cinematic language. Andy is a wise, mysterious, and charismatic character in the movie. Red is a sincere, profound, and righteous persona. Brooks has a peaceful, disciplined, and miserable personality. In the movie, Tommy plays a funny and innocent young character. The Shawshank Redemption mainly focus on a humanist theme and the director transported the audience to a different world by using the proper filmic language and techniques.
The Research on Montage Between 2006 and 2022 FIFA World Cup Official Music Videos
Authors: Zhao Wenrui
Published: September 2023

The promotion of The FIFA World Cup is a very important aspect, but not much research paid attention to the music videos of the official songs. They are supposed to play an important part during the propaganda process as well. In this article, the author observed the recent 5 years of the music video from The FIFA World Cup. The focus was mostly conducted on the visual effects and the montage of shots. The analysis is separated into different contents including singers, highlight footage, crowds, and backgrounds. Through observation, there are several conspicuous regard identical and differences between these factors. The reason for such a conclusion imputes to the changing ideals of the producers and the changes in the importance of cultural representation. These factors increased the excitement and diversity of The FIFA World Cup and brought high advertising value to the tournament itself, and gained unique meanings during the process.
Research on the Gameplay and Art Style of Survival Games
Authors: Li Jiaye
Published: September 2023

In modern society, due to the development of human technology and video games, many people have started to know and play video games. One of the main reasons is that video games are a form of entertainment that only requires a computer or a phone, making them a popular activity to do when tired, relaxing, or just passing time. Additionally, there are many types of video games, including sandbox, real-time strategy, shooters, multiplayer online battle arenas, role-playing games, simulations, sports games, puzzlers, party games, action-adventure games, survival games, and platforms. However, survival games are not as well-known as some other types of games. They are a wide category of games that are set in a wide map and force the player to start an adventure with limited equipment. The main parts of a survival game include the background, character, plot, art design, game concept, and design. The way to investigate survival games is through a review of relevant literature and articles. Therefore, the conclusion of this research paper will be a summary of the game design and art style of survival games.
Research on the Effects of Cooperation in Multiplayer Games on Players Behavior
Authors: He Ziyi
Published: September 2023

Cooperation in multiplayer games is crucial to competitive multiplayer games. Mechanisms in the settings of multiplayer games are influencing players in a way that leads them either to be extremely positive towards the success of the result or completely disappointed by their experience. It is questionable whether designs for cooperation in games trigger coordination between players cooperative behavior and reliance and can possibly lead to cooperation between players, with the following consequences if the design fails to achieve its original goal. A literature review and a number of case studies will be used for analysis of player behavior, such as Tobias and Christopher's experiment of video game play on Mario Kart: Double Dash. This paper reveals multiplayer games are producing certain levels of cooperative behavior, and trustable relationships are formed since the cooperation helped build the connection in the game.
Exploring the Development of Cultural Tourism in Shenyang from the Perspective of Industrial Transformation - With Reference to Essen
Authors: Wang Hongqian
Published: September 2023

With the development of science and technology after the 1940s, industries and certain kinds of related fields all over the world are facing rapid transformation. As one of the significant and far-reaching industrial centers of China, Shenyang is also confronted with the problem of industrial transformation. However, due to the macro-level policy orientation of the government and objective factors such as the geographical location of Shenyang, the transformation path of industrialization in Shenyang is not obviously smooth and efficient in relative terms. Most of the current research on the old industrial bases in Northeast China mainly focuses on the interpretation and analysis of relatively macro policies, but few in-depth types of research based on a certain field provide more in-depth and professional suggestions. Therefore, this study is mainly from the perspective of cultural tourism planning, aiming to provide a new idea for the development of the old industrial base in Shenyang by comparing the experience and cases of industrial culture development in Essen in the Ruhr area of Germany.
Impact of New Media Development on City Image
Authors: Hu Qimin , Li Ziqi , Qiao Yilin , Yin Siyuan
Published: September 2023

In this era, the city image is an essential symbol of a city. The rise of new media is a significant factor that affects the city image. The city image has changed dramatically with the development of new media. This study is proposed to study the strategies implemented by new media in affecting the city image and is expected to analyze the positive and negative effects of these new media strategies on the image of cities in three aspects: cultural, social, and economical aspects. This is achieved by reviewing, summarizing, and analyzing the literature on new media and the city image. The authors used data collection on new media development and city image, case comparison of different cities, case analysis of different cities, and literature finding to research. By studying the impact of new media development on city image, in order to achieve an understanding of the importance of new media on city image. The results show that new media cities can use the short video platform to analyze the latest information about the city's technology, the media industry, and the city's news and events. New media promotes the city image and gives it a positive and negative impact.
Reconstruction of History and Legends by Video Games from the Perspective of Postmodernism: The case of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Authors: Duan Zhuokun
Published: September 2023

While being important as a means of entertainment in a digital society, video games also have a serious and profound social dimension. "SEKIRO: SHADOWS DIE TWICE", released by the Japanese studio From Software on March 22, 2019, once again showed the world the charm of video games with its excellent gameplay design, unique plot narrative, and excellent art design. After in-depth play and a lot of relevant literature, this study will take "SEKIRO: SHADOWS DIE TWICE" as the research object, based on the theory of "Monomyth" and "Meta-Narrative", analyze the reconstruction of religion and myth in the game. Also, it attempts to explore the connection between games and Japanese postmodern society. At the same time, in the process of research, it can be further discovered that video games are not only a reflection of society but also promote the reflection of social relations and the construction of the spiritual world.