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On Generation Mechanism and Development Mechanism of Chinese Network Language
Authors: Cai Ruiying
Published: March 2024

With the development of economy and modern technology, the emergence of computers has transformed human’s life in many aspects, even has changed the way that people use language. The language which people use on Internet is network language. Human didn’t neglect Internet language. On the contrary, lots of outstanding researches have been published at home and abroad as Internet language plays a significant role in intercommunication and interpersonal skills. Furthermore, as a specific dialect, Internet slang is distinct from everyday language, regardless of whether it is written language or colloquial language. Previous Chinese researches focus on coverage of Chinese network language, but they seldom focus on substance of it. Based on memetics, it is easier to let people understand the origin, formation, development and causes of Netspeak. In this paper, memetics can be used to figure out the generation and development of Chinese network language.
Application of Interactive Teaching with Emphasis on Bi-directional Teaching Feedback in Logistics Management
Authors: Wei Li , Zhang Yongbin , Hu Hongxia
Published: March 2024

The purpose of the paper is to analyze the application effect of bi-directional teaching feedback in interactive teaching of Logistics Management. We select undergraduates majored in logistics from 2021 and 2022 levels as the research subjects.The experimental class consists of 47 undergraduates from 2022 level, and the control class consists of 50 undergraduates from 2021 level. We use traditional interactive teaching method to teach Logistics Management in the control class, while in the experimental class we use interactive teaching method that emphasized on two-way teaching feedback.The research results show that students from experimental class get higher scores in mid-term test and final test than students from control class. In addition, their online-course scores and total scores are higher than those students from control class. We conduct a teaching satisfaction questionnaire survey on all students and find that students from experimental class are more satisfied with the teaching than those from control class. Thus, we conclude that focusing on bi-directional teaching feedback can improve the effectiveness of interactive teaching and enhance students’ attention in Logistics Management class. Also, it can help students master efficient learning methods, and make them more satisfied with teacher’s teaching.
Research on Interdisciplinary Progressive Questioning Teaching Focused on Core Disciplinary Literacy: A Case Study of the Law of Conservation of Mass in “The Song of the Red Cliff”
Authors: Fan Zixu
Published: March 2024

This study examines the cultivation of students’ core competencies across various disciplines and investigates the knowledge background in relation to classroom learning environments. Utilizing the layered questioning teaching method, the study aims to foster an interdisciplinary, innovative learning environment for students. The primary focus is junior high school chemistry instruction, specifically the teaching of the “Law of Conservation of Mass.” By employing “The Song of the Red Cliff” as the learning context, the study integrates knowledge from the realms of Chinese literature, physics, and chemistry, facilitating an inclusive classroom teaching strategy. This approach not only enriches students’ interdisciplinary thinking but also enhances their learning capabilities. The findings offer invaluable insights for middle school educators seeking to improve student learning outcomes.
An Empirical Study on the Blended Teaching Mode of College Oral English Guided by the POA Theory: A Preliminary Exploration
Authors: Deng Yandong
Published: March 2024

This study is based on the theory of “Production-Oriented Approach” (POA) proposed by Professor Wen Qiufang. It relies on the online course “Practical College Oral English” on the “Cool Learning Liaoning” platform. Using the POA theory as a foundation, relevant course designs were developed, and a blended teaching approach was implemented, combining online and offline components. During the fall semester of the academic year 2023, two groups of students, an experimental group and a control group, were selected for a cross-institutional elective course in “Practical College Oral English”. Two different teaching methods, POA and non-POA, were employed, and data collected were subjected to statistical analysis using SPSS. This empirical research aimed to analyze the effectiveness of the POA theory in the context of a blended teaching model.
Realization of experimental teaching of Young modulus based on finite element method
Authors: Huang Zhiwei , Qu Qian , Wang Haiting , Zhou Yonghao
Published: March 2024

Young modulus experiment is a frequent item in university physics experimental courses, and in the process of doing Young modulus experiment, we will encounter problems such as difficulty in adjusting the device, difficulty in reading, and easy to break the wire line. This teaching method is based on the finite element method, which allows students to simulate and model Young modulus in CAE software after understanding the principle of Young modulus experiment. Modeling can deepen students’ understanding of Young modulus experiment. Adjusting the Young modulus of the model, the length and diameter of the wire and other parameters can quickly solve different experimental results and cultivate students’ research thinking.
Computer-aided design Photoshop Curriculum ideological and political construction and teaching inquiry
Authors: Zhang Jie
Published: March 2024

Setting up morality and cultivating people is the core task of higher education. It is of great significance to promote the ideological and political construction of professional courses in an all-round way, to train high-quality talents with professional ethics, to construct a new pattern of education and to realize the dream of a strong nation,the ideological and political construction of the course Computer-aided design Photoshop,in-depth analysis of the problem,probe into the path of construction in the light of the problems,to clarify the core content of ideological and political education,focusing on the main ways and methods of ideological and political construction of the curriculum,To truly make moral tree people, moral education.
College English Reading Study: A linguistic landscape
Authors: He Lin , Huang Li
Published: March 2024

A growing interest in second-language learning has resulted in remarkable empirical studies that attempts to explore the approach of improving reading abilities. English reading learning occupies an essential position in the curriculum in college, which requires the students to acquire a higher inferential competence of the reading comprehension. Compared with the traditional reading studies, it can be said that great progress has been made in studies of English reading learning if we take it as an independent subject in language use and language production. However, much evidence indicates that we should probe the exact and implied meaning in depth of the reading materials. Thus, in our study, we offer a practical application of Indirect Speech Act Theory into English reading learning, demonstrating that the theory can help students to decide the tactful meaning intended in the reading.
Exploration and Research on the Construction of Vitality Classroom under the Background of Skills Competition
Authors: Shi Zhan , Zhang Xudong , Xiao Xinguang , Chen Weijie
Published: March 2024

In the process of traditional classroom teaching, the classroom atmosphere is generally dull, which greatly restricts the teaching quality and learning efficiency. As the only school-enterprise cooperation major, the information security technology application major in Shandong Electric Power College, together with NARI, 360 and other companies, makes full use of existing resources and builds a classroom based on skills competition that is goal-oriented guidance, close to job requirements, competition and cooperation coexisting. Meanwhile, this paper forms a three-dimensional construction model focus on knowledge, ability and quality. Based on the three-dimensional construction model mentioned before, this paper has explored on three aspects: teaching model, combination of competition and training, and multi-level competition mechanism, which is of great significance to the construction of a vitality classroom centered on student learning.
Construction of Dependent Learning Mode for College Students Based on Intelligent Learning Environment
Authors: Wang Binbin
Published: March 2024

With the guidance of advanced information technology, education in China is constantly evolving, and both the teaching methods of educators and the learning methods of students are constantly being updated and optimized. Constructing a dependent learning mode for college students under the intelligent learning environment not only enhances their dependent learning ability, but also breaks the limitations of time and space in traditional teaching, enabling various educational resources to be fully utilized and shared. This paper elaborates on the concept of intelligent learning environment and the core elements of dependent learning, analyzes the significance of dependent learning for college students, and proposes a strategy for constructing a dependent learning mode for college students based on intelligent learning environment for reference.
The Operation Strategy for the Training Project of Undergraduate Innovation and Entrepreneurship Guided by the Creator Training Course
Authors: Hu Yunpeng
Published: March 2024

In order to cultivate the innovative engineers, the Training Project of Undergraduate Innovation and Entrepreneurship, shorted as TPUIE, was presented from 2007. Also, in the Emerging Engineering Education, the TPUIE is one of most important methods to training the creativity, the engineering thinking and others abilities for the future works. Besides University-Enterprise cooperation, the Scientific and technological research projects can effectively promote the students to participate TPUIE. Unfortunately, the freshman can not realize what the difference between the high school education and the university education, so as they usually abandoned the TPUIE when there would be a little difficult or misunderstanding the knowledge in engineering. An Operation Strategy of TPUIE guided by the creator training course was presented to make sure that most freshmen can avoid the falling in their mind caused by the heavy responsibility of TPUIE in the first server months in campus. The strategy could promote the students to transform their interests into practice through the creator training course with some simple but visible tasks. Cases show that introduced by the creator tasks step by step, students’ innovative thinking and practical ability could be effectively improved, as well as the success rate of TPUIE were higher.
Curriculum Teaching and Research Based on Cloud Computing and Big Data
Authors: Gao Chuangen , Han Yubing , Zhang Li , Dong Anming , Yu Jiguo , Wang Guijuan
Published: March 2024

This study investigates the integrated application of cloud computing and big data in the field of education and its impact on curriculum teaching. Through a comprehensive review of the fundamental principles, current applications, and relevant literature, the study reveals the advantages and challenges of cloud computing and big data in aspects such as curriculum design, learning analytic, and personalized teaching. It also explores their influence on aspects like the sharing of teaching resources, the construction of online learning environments, and the evaluation of student learning outcomes. Furthermore, through case analysis and empirical studies, this paper provides a more in-depth validation of the practical effects of cloud computing and big data in improving teaching effectiveness, promoting educational innovation, and cultivating students’ information literacy. In summary, the integration of cloud computing and big data provides new perspectives and solutions for building smart education, while also laying a solid foundation for nurturing talents capable of meeting the demands of future society.
Initiatives on Stratified Teaching in Public Foundation Courses from the Perspective of High-Quality Development of Vocational Education
Authors: Ruan Jiechang
Published: March 2024

Developing high-quality vocational education is particularly vital on the path to China’s new century and new journey. It is essential to establish a teaching strategy[1] that is tiered[2] by students’ needs and teachers’ instructional techniques in order to fully reflect the significance of public foundation courses and the challenges they confront. This will help foster the development of high-quality vocational education.
Research on Reform and Practice of College Football Teaching Mode Based on VR Technology
Authors: Jin Gang , Bian Mingqing
Published: March 2024

This article uses literature method, experiment method, expert interview method and other research methods to analyze the problems existing in the traditional college football teaching model. The research finds that the traditional college football teaching model is limited by time and venue; Students learn passively and lack motivation; Problems such as insufficient integration of teaching media and practical teaching. And on this basis, it analyzes the necessity, feasibility, effectiveness and functional advantages of introducing VR technology into the reform of college football teaching mode, and puts forward a plan to apply “Internet + VR” to reform football practice teaching, and try to implement VR football The development and construction of the experimental teaching project system and the simulation football teaching and training visualization system are hoped to provide new construction ideas for the reform of the football teaching mode in my country’s colleges and universities at the theoretical and practical levels.
Digital engine boosts the new vitality of rural education: The role and innovation of college students
Authors: Fu Lijuan , Wang Yehong , Feng Jiahui , Zhou Jun , Huang Xinyi , Luo Yixuan , Yuan Shengzhao
Published: March 2024

Education informatization has entered a new stage, and education digitalization is of great significance to promoting the high-quality development of rural education and helping rural revitalization. The research shows that the digital transformation of rural education in China is facing important problems such as the great difference in infrastructure level, the overall lack of digital application awareness and ability of rural teachers, and the mismatch between funding input and actual demand. In order to solve this series of challenges, this paper proposes a new way, by giving full play to the advantages of college students in digital technology, especially focusing on multimedia courseware production, to promote the high-quality development of rural education digitalization and provide strong support for rural revitalization.
Reform and Exploration of BOPPPS Teaching Model based on Problem-Based Learning in the course of Data Structure and Algorithm
Authors: Peng Jiao
Published: March 2024

With the continuous development of computer science and technology, data structure and algorithm have become one of the core courses of computer major. However, traditional teaching methods are often difficult to stimulate students’ learning interest and initiative, resulting in students’ difficulty in flexibly applying the knowledge in practical application. Therefore, this paper proposes a BOPPPS teaching model based on problem-based learning (PBL). Through the introduction of practical problems, attract students’ attention, use BOPPPS mode to guide students to actively participate in classroom activities, improve students’ subjective initiative, and combine intelligent teaching platform and curriculum ideological and political elements to help students learn professional knowledge while cultivating correct outlook on life, values and world outlook.
The influence of parental intervention on students’ online behavior on academic achievement
Authors: Wang Jiayi
Published: March 2024

This study is a quantitative study based on the questionnaire data provided by cfps, which mainly studies the influence of parents’ intervention in students’ online time and online content on their children’s school performance. In the end, this study concluded that parental intervention and control can indeed have a positive impact on children’s school performance to some extent.
State and Development Guidelines in Subjective Well-being of students in Guangxi Vocational University of Agriculture
Authors: Han Xu , Intarasompun Wichian , Punchatree Nuttamon
Published: March 2024

With the continuous development of the global economy, the transformation of social structure continues to accelerate, people’s living conditions gradually improve, and the demand level of college students continues to increase. However, due to the relative shortage of resources and the intensification of social competition, the pressure of college students has greatly increased. All of this All have a great impact on the happiness of college students.This article uses questionnaires and interviews to study the current situation of subjective well-being among students at Guangxi Agricultural Vocational University, and to provide guidelines for the development of subjective well-being among students at Guangxi Agricultural Vocational University.The research results show that the subjective well-being of students at Guangxi Agricultural Vocational University is generally at a high level. From the three dimensions that affect subjective well-being, self-health factors have the greatest impact, followed by family factors, and school factors have the least impact.The development guidelines proposed based on the above results are as follows: 1. Schools can help students by establishing mental health consulting agencies for college students, providing relevant mental health courses and face-to-face communication between teachers and students, thereby improving students’ subjective well-being. 2. Institutionalized guarantees are needed: A clear system should be established to ensure the improvement of students’ happiness and mental health education. 3. Disadvantages of improving students’ subjective well-being: First, the school’s hardware facilities can better help students build satisfaction with the school, thereby improving their sense of well-being. Secondly, there is room for improvement in helping students solve practical difficulties, such as timely intervention in students’ employment pressure and teachers’ timely intervention in students’ psychological problems. 4. Schools should organize relevant extracurricular activities to improve students’ subjective well-being. 5. Establishing positions dedicated to managing students, such as counselor positions, will help understand and solve students’ psychological problems. 6. Regular visits to students’ parents can help to gain an in-depth understanding of students’ family life and discover some hidden psychological conditions.
Chinese teachers’ perspective on integrating autistic children in mainstream primary school classes
Authors: Lin Xin
Published: March 2024

This research aimed to investigate teachers’ perceptions of inclusive education, with the understanding that the sociocultural backdrop to inclusive education is crucial to ensure its efficiency. Interpretivist paradigm was adopted, and qualitative study design was used. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with six Chinese school teachers from various mainstream schools that provided inclusive education. It was found that respondents believed that inclusive education results in development of social skills of the students. It was also found that inclusive education helps autistic children interacting with others, shunning their inhibitions, and making friends. The results also confirmed challenges of inclusive education wherein respondents listed several attitudinal and behavioural challenges associated with social stigma and bullying, and difficulty in schools.
Is organizing self-esteem effective? Research on social characteristics of work and task performance
Authors: Peng Huiyun , Chen Zhitao
Published: March 2024

From the previous literature, it is found that there are still many shortcomings in the research on the two variables that affect task performance, employees’ social support and others’ feedback. In this study, employees’ social support, feedback from others, organization-based self-esteem, and task performance were studied. By studying the relationship between job social characteristics and task performance, the mediating role of organization-based self-esteem and the moderating role of job social characteristics are further discussed. In the future, this study will take the influence of employees’ social support and others’ feedback on task performance as the starting point, study the influence mechanism of social support and others’ feedback, enrich the cross-examination research in this aspect, analyse and discuss the research results, and explain the significance of the research, the shortcomings of viewpoints and future prospects.
Systemic and Sociocultural Factors Impeding Women’s Political Participation and Leadership Development: A Sociological Inquiry
Authors: Li Yating
Published: March 2024

In pursuing a deeper understanding of the persistent underrepresentation of women in politics and leadership positions, this article adopts a sociological lens to probe the intricate network of systemic barriers and sociocultural norms that continue to impede women’s full participation in the political arena. Gender stereotypes play a critical role in shaping public perception and expectations of leaders, with prevailing biases often favoring masculine traits and devaluing the leadership capabilities of women. Equally, the disproportionate burden of family responsibilities that women frequently shoulder imposes time and energy constraints, thus limiting their capacity to engage fully in political activities and campaigns. Beyond the confines of household obligations, the political culture and infrastructure itself are often unsympathetic to women, with institutional discrimination manifesting in various forms, from gendered political party practices to the lack of supportive networks for aspiring female politicians. The study unearths the subtle yet pervasive ways in which these sociopolitical structures and cultural attitudes intertwine, creating a formidable barrier to women’s political empowerment and leadership ascension. By illuminating these interconnections, the article seeks to advance the dialogue on what specific measures and systemic changes must be undertaken to dismantle these hurdles and pave the path toward gender parity in political leadership.
Analysis of the significance and path of aesthetic education in primary and secondary school study tours in Guangdong Province
Authors: Kuang Songhui , Qin Pengsen , Xu Beiqi , Wu Zixia , Liu Tai
Published: March 2024

This article conducts an in-depth study on the implementation of study tours in primary and secondary schools in Guangdong Province, and explores the application of study tours in aesthetic education and its importance. The article first analyzes the theoretical basis of study tours, and then examines the practice situation of study tours in primary and secondary schools in Guangdong Province through specific cases, including successful experiences and existing problems. Based on these analyses, a series of improvement strategies and implementation suggestions are proposed with a view to enhancing the educational effects and quality of study tours. This study has important reference value for guiding the future practice of study tours for primary and secondary schools in Guangdong Province and even other regions in China.
A Preliminary Exploration of Comprehensive Interventional Methods for Cultivating National Confidence in the Teaching Process
Authors: Ping Sun
Published: March 2024

The professional English course for undergraduate students majoring in Electrical Engineering and Automation is one of the important foundational courses. In order to fully utilize the educational function of the curriculum, combined with the characteristics of the curriculum itself and the corresponding learning stages of students, this paper explores the method of integrating “professional confidence, national confidence” ideological and political elements into professional knowledge learning in the course teaching process. On the basis of elucidating the necessity of “cultivating national confidence spirit” as an ideological and political element reflected in this course, this paper discusses the specific methods of integrating this ideological and political element into the classroom from the perspectives of knowledge, skills, and emotions. The aim is to improve the educational effect of electrical engineering English classroom teaching, stimulate students’ learning motivation to “serve the country professionally”, and enhance their professional confidence and national pride.
A Study on the Construction of Graduate Student Guided Learning Community Model
Authors: Tang Yuzhen , Tang Siyao , Fang Song
Published: March 2024

“Three-whole nurturing”, i.e., all-member, all-process, all-round nurturing, is an important principle to strengthen the ideological and political work of colleges and universities under the new situation, and is also the premise for colleges and universities to answer the fundamental question of “what kind of people to train, how to train people, and for whom to train people”. In the training of postgraduates, the relationship between “guidance” and “learning” runs through the whole process of postgraduate training. In recent years, the relationship between supervisors and postgraduates has caused many problems, and in order to better solve the relationship between postgraduates’ supervision and learning, the postgraduate supervision and learning community has emerged. The article describes the basic connotation of the graduate student guidance community, and puts forward the relevant path to build the graduate student guidance community.
Exploration and Implementation of Civic-Political Construction in the “Industrial Robot Technology” Course from the Perspective of the “Trinity”
Authors: Peng Limiing , Yan Qiyan , Wang Yage , Luo Yuanqing
Published: March 2024

The examination of ideology and political aspects within the realm of Industrial Robot Technology’s development through the lens of the “Trinity” perspective has been a primary focus. Commencing with the challenges evident in establishing ideological and political frameworks within contemporary higher education, this discourse delves into strategies for seamlessly incorporating ideological and political education into the domain of professional and technical instruction. This aims at attaining the overarching teaching objective of the “trinity” and fostering the convergence of nurturing individuals and cultivating skillsets. This approach offers instructive direction for civic education embedded within technical disciplines like Industrial Robot Technology. Furthermore, it presents both theoretical underpinnings and practical insights to guide educational transformations within higher education’s domain.
Research on Mental Health Education for Local College Students from the Perspective of “Three All-around Education” after COVID-19
Authors: Cheng Fang , Zhou Wei
Published: March 2024

As the new crown outbreak in China gradually become the past, in the new era background requirements, local college students ‘mental health education around khalid ents fundamental task how in full, all the full perspective of mental health education in the work is the focus of this paper: not only should pay attention to the cultivation of students’ psychological accomplishment, let the students have good mental health, but also from the society, school, family, individual four aspects to guide students to actively face the problems in life, so as to promote their all-round development.
Integrated Tourism: A Holistic Approach to Resolving Fragmentation Challenges in Tourism Governance
Authors: Maimaitiaili Yipaerguli
Published: March 2024

At its core, integrated tourism is a public governance issue. The current fragmented state of local government organizational functions and public governance in China, coupled with the inherent complexity in tourism management, has led to fragmented governance subjects, fragmented resource allocation, and fragmented governance mechanisms in tourism practices. These existing governance challenges increase the cost of governance and, to some extent, hinder the development of the tourism industry. The emphasis on collaboration, co-governance, and sharing in "integrated tourism" aligns seamlessly with the principles of integration, public responsibility, and citizen demands proposed by the theory of integrated governance. It provides a new path for addressing the fragmented governance in the tourism industry. From the perspective of integrated governance, the diversification and comprehensiveness advocated by integrated tourism, along with the coordination and integration of tourism with other industries, and the innovation in operational mechanisms, represent novel approaches to overcoming the challenges of fragmented governance in the tourism industry.
The Impact of Children’s Literature and Family Environment on Early Childhood Education
Authors: Zhou Xiaochen , Lu Xue
Published: March 2024

It is generally believed that early childhood education primarily takes place in early education in-stitutions, where parents receive training to support their child’s education. Additionally, children’s literature is diverse, with a rich history and various genres. However, there is a lack of research regarding the influ-ence of the family environment and children’s literature on early childhood education, particularly in terms of quantifying this impact. To address this gap in knowledge, this study investigates the effects of the family environment and children’s literature on early childhood education. Specifically, the early childhood educa-tion group is divided into two categories: a parental guardianship group and an others guardianship group, depending on the relationship between the person receiving training from the parent school and the child. The study compares the developmental quotient, height, and weight of children in each group. Additionally, three types of children’s literature commonly used in kindergartens (nursery rhymes, children’s films, and picture book stories) are selected to analyze their educational value for children. The results indicate that early education is crucial for children’s physical and mental development, and parents should receive train-ing in different groups based on their role as guardians. Furthermore, children’s literature can enhance chil-dren’s perception of beauty and contribute to their emotional, linguistic, intellectual, and social development.
Exploration and Practice of Teaching Team Building for High-level Professional Groups under the Perspective of Human Resource Management
Authors: Zhong Meiping
Published: March 2024

In recent years, our university carries out the construction of provincial high-level professional group project, combining the construction plan of the project, according to the requirements of the connotative development of higher vocational colleges and universities in the new period, as well as the requirements of the tasks related to the construction of teaching team of the two high-level professional groups, exploring the construction of teaching team of the professional groups under the perspective of human resource management with the driving force of “dual-teacher” teaching team, optimizing the structure of the faculty and striving to push forward the acceptance work of the high-level professional groups.
Evaluating Using Radical Equal Opportunities (EO) Policies Addressing the ‘Empty Shells’ of EO Policies in the UK
Authors: Liu Ziyu
Published: March 2024

Hoque and Noon claim that many workplace equal opportunities policies in the UK are merely ‘empty shells’. This article will discuss this claim and consider the extent to which radical equal opportunities policies may address these shortcomings. Based on the analysis, it is concluded that contemporary society is still far from the goal of fully addressing inequality, and the EO policies still face the problem of the ‘empty shell’.
Reflections on Several Performance Techniques in Piano Teaching - Beethoven Sonata Op.14 No.1 as an Example
Authors: Xu Shaochen
Published: March 2024

In the long history of European music, Beethoven’s music in the Classical period and even the Romantic period has had a great influence, Beethoven in his life created a large number of excellent works. As for the creation of sonatas, Beethoven carried his compositional style through the Baroque period, the Classical period, and the Romantic period. His works fully interpreted his inner feelings, so that people can feel the strong emotional fluctuations. However, during the teaching process and students’ practice in class, some students fail to grasp the essence of the piece in terms of playing technique and emotional expression. This is due to a lack of mastery of the appropriate performance techniques and a lack of understanding of the composer’s message. Using the literature review method, this paper describes the problems that students have in playing piano works in terms of performance skills at this stage, and proposes solutions. Uses case studies to explore the use of performance techniques in the work and suggests ideas and methods of practice.
Cross-Cultural Evolution of China’s Rural Social Security System: A Global Comparison
Authors: Yu Aishui
Published: March 2024

China’s rural social security system has undergone a series of changes. This paper examines the construction of rural social security systems in the context of globalization, especially a comparative analysis of the Chinese model and global paradigms. The paper analyzes three development stages of the rural social security system and policies in China: the initial stage from 1949 to 1978, the early stage of reform and opening-up from 1978 to 2000, and the development in the new century from 2000 to the present. The article emphasizes the government-led characteristics of the Chinese model and its focus on basic medical care and elderly care, and points out deficiencies in unemployment security and disability welfare. This article provides a comprehensive perspective for understanding the evolution of China’s rural social security system and offers references for future reforms and improvements.
The Concept of Material Culture in Cross-cultural Communication and Its Application in Contemporary Art
Authors: Jiang Yuanting
Published: March 2024

Cross cultural communication is becoming increasingly common in contemporary society, and one important aspect is the exchange and influence of material culture. Material culture refers to the material products and related cultural concepts that people use in their daily lives. This study aims to analyze the concept of material culture in cross-cultural communication and its application in contemporary art. Explored the impact of cross-cultural communication on material culture, particularly the shaping and dissemination of material culture through globalization, as well as the expression of material culture in contemporary art, as well as artists’ attention and creativity towards material culture. Subsequently, the study discussed the application of material cultural concepts in contemporary art in cross-cultural communication. Finally, the study explored the material cultural innovation in cross-cultural communication, including its role, opportunities, and challenges, and provided relevant case studies.
The Exploration of the “Four-Fold Nature and One Price” Intelligent Learning Environment for Digital Circuit Courses
Authors: Guo Lu , Dong Suge , Xie Zongfu , Ji Yawei
Published: March 2024

AI-based educational models are gradually receiving widespread attention and application with the rapid development of information technology. In the course of digital circuits, by combining modern technology with educational theories, constructing an intelligent learning environment can provide students with more efficient and personalized learning experiences. This article explores the significance and challenges of building an intelligent learning environment in the digital circuits course. It combines the characteristics of intelligent education that differentiate it from traditional education and constructs methods and strategies for creating a “four attributes, one value” intelligent learning environment from the perspectives of diversity, adaptability, autonomy, contribution, and optimized instructional assessment.
Research on Brand Building and Technological Integration Development in the Cultural and Creative Industry
Authors: Wang Yun
Published: March 2024

The cultural and creative industry is an emerging industry with innovation and creativity as its core in the context of economic globalization. It is an important driving force for economic transformation and upgrading and an important means of national soft power competition. The policy support for China’s cultural and creative industry is constantly increasing, and the industry scale is constantly growing. The trend of integration between cultural and creative industries and digital technology is obvious. This article studies the current situation of the cultural and creative industry, analyzes the integration trend of cultural and creative industries and digital technology, and explores the upgrading experience of the cultural and creative industry in analyzing typical brand shaping, providing a reference for enhancing the core competitiveness of the cultural industry.
Research on China’s image in Qatar’s Mainstream Media from the Perspective of Discourse-history Approach
Authors: Chen Meixia
Published: March 2024

This paper examines the features and discourse strategies presented in China-related reports by Qatari media “The Peninsula” based on Discourse-historical Approach. A corpus-based method is adopted to conduct an empirical investigation on data from 2013 to 2022 to expound Qatari media’s orientation towards China. Research results show that The Peninsular tends to maintain an objective and neutral perspective in reporting China-related affairs. Using positive predication, direct and indirect speech, median value modal verbs, the Qatari media highlights an image of China as a peace-loving and mutually beneficial major country in its pursuit of win-win cooperation.
Exploring the International Community Based on 100 Years of Change
Authors: Zhong Yilin
Published: March 2024

As history keeps moving forward, it’s increasingly clear that the East is rising while the West is declining against the whole political landscape. In the 21st century, the rise of China has gradually shifted the focus of human civilization to East Asia. In this context, China has become the main driving force of globalization. The current international competition has entered a stage where developed countries and emerging powers are competing for transformation and reform. This thesis aims to analyze the current world pattern from political, economic and ethical perspectives. The pivot of global economic development is shifting, while the global political pattern is also quietly undergoing great transformations.
The International Communication of Chinese Culture in the Context of Games - A Case Study of Genshin Impact
Authors: Fan Yanchen
Published: March 2024

With the international development of Chinese game industry, game is becoming a new way to promote “cultural export” as a kind of new media form and communication method. Genshin Impact, a Chinese game that has been well received in overseas markets in recent years, is taken as an example in this study, and this phenomenon is analyzed to provide strategic support for the international communication of Chinese culture and the overseas development of Chinese game industry. The study found that Genshin Impact has conveyed the profound “Chinese beauty” to global players in a subtle way through the basic setting of Chinese style and the spiritual core of Chinese story. When conducting cross-cultural communication in the future, Chinese games need to take into account the cultural psychology of Chinese and foreign players, focus on the translation strategy of re-localization, and better get Chinese culture “into the mind of people” through various “secondary creation” settings and improvement of O&M mechanism.
Application of 4P Marketing Theory to Improve the Employment Rate of Guangxi Vocational University of Agriculture
Authors: Huang Taomei , Kanjanarat Kanokkan , Khan Sarayut
Published: March 2024

To study the influencing factors of the employment rate of college students and guideline improving the employment rate of Guangxi Vocational University of Agriculture, 364 students of 6878 graduates in 2022 were randomly selected.Total 60 questions covered the students’ basic information,364 valid samples were collected, and SPSS statistical analysis method was used to evaluate the degree of correlation and influence between independent variables and dependent variables. The analysis reveals that the employment demand for graduates is generally met, but continuous improvement in talent training is necessary, particularly in addressing the disparity between employer demands and students’ abilities. In conclusion, 1.Product (Curriculum and Talent Training): The study identifies the need for continuous improvement in talent training to enhance the employment rate and satisfaction of graduates. 2.Price (Competitiveness in the Job Market): The increasing number of graduates has led to a decline in employers’ expectations while simultaneously raising treatment and conditions, impacting graduates’ competitiveness.3.Promotion (Information Asymmetry):Addressing information asymmetry through improved transmission of accurate employment information is crucial for boosting graduates’ confidence and competitiveness.4.Channels (Employment Strategies):To enhance the employment rate, leveraging internet technology for precise online recruitment and creating additional channels through off-campus practice bases is recommended.
Computational thematics: comparing algorithms for clustering the genres of literary fiction
Authors: Sobchuk Oleg , Šeļa Artjoms
Published: March 2024

What are the best methods of capturing thematic similarity between literary texts? Knowing the answer to this question would be useful for automatic clustering of book genres, or any other thematic grouping. This paper compares a variety of algorithms for unsupervised learning of thematic similarities between texts, which we call “computational thematics”. These algorithms belong to three steps of analysis: text pre-processing, extraction of text features, and measuring distances between the lists of features. Each of these steps includes a variety of options. We test all the possible combinations of these options. Every combination of algorithms is given a task to cluster a corpus of books belonging to four pre-tagged genres of fiction. This clustering is then validated against the “ground truth” genre labels. Such comparison of algorithms allows us to learn the best and the worst combinations for computational thematic analysis. To illustrate the difference between the best and the worst methods, we then cluster 5000 random novels from the HathiTrust corpus of fiction.
A new division algebra representation of E6 from E8
Authors: Dray Tevian , Manogue Corinne A. , Wilson Robert A.
Published: March 2024

We construct the well-known decomposition of the Lie algebra e8 into representations of e6⊕su(3) using explicit matrix representations over pairs of division algebras. The minimal representation of e6, namely the Albert algebra, is thus realized explicitly within e8, with the action given by the matrix commutator in e8, and with a natural parameterization using division algebras. Each resulting copy of the Albert algebra consists of anti-Hermitian matrices in e8, labeled by imaginary (split) octonions. Our formalism naturally extends from the Lie algebra to the Lie group E6 ⊂ E8.
Nonlinear susceptibilities for weakly turbulent magnetized plasma: Electrostatic approximation
Authors: Yoon Peter H.
Published: March 2024

The plasma weak turbulence theory is a perturbative nonlinear theory, which has been proven to be quite valid in a number of applications. However, the standard weak turbulence theory found in the literature is fully developed for highly idealized unmagnetized plasmas. As many plasmas found in nature and laboratory are immersed in a background static magnetic field, it is necessary to extend the existing discussions to include the effects of ambient magnetic field. Such a task is quite formidable, however, which has prevented fundamental and significant progresses in the subject matter. The central difficulty lies in the formulation of the complete nonlinear response functions for magnetized plasmas. The present paper derives the nonlinear susceptibilities for weakly turbulent magnetized plasmas up to the third order nonlinearity, but in doing so, a substantial reduction in mathematical complexity is achieved by the use of Bessel function addition theorem (or sum rule). The present paper also constructs the weak turbulence wave kinetic equation in a formal sense. For the sake of simplicity, however, the present paper assumes the electrostatic interaction among plasma particles. Fully electromagnetic generalization is a subject of a subsequent paper.
Depth-profiling alkyl chain order in unsaturated lipid monolayers on water
Authors: Yu Chun-Chieh , Seki Takakazu , Chiang Kuo-Yang , Wang Yongkang , Bonn Mischa , Nagata Yuki
Published: March 2024

Unsaturated lipids with C=C groups in their alkyl chains are widely present in the cell membrane and food. The C=C groups alter the lipid packing density, membrane stability, and persistence against lipid oxidation. Yet, molecular-level insights into the structure of the unsaturated lipids remain scarce. Here, we probe the molecular structure and organization of monolayers of unsaturated lipids on the water surface using heterodyne-detected sum-frequency generation (HD-SFG) spectroscopy. We vary the location of the C=C in the alkyl chain and find that at high lipid density, the location of the C=C group affects neither the interfacial water organization nor the tail of the alkyl chain. Based on this observation, we use the C=C stretch HD-SFG response to depth-profile the alkyl chain conformation of the unsaturated lipid. We find that the first 1/3 of carbon atoms from the headgroup are relatively rigid, oriented perpendicular to the surface. In contrast, the remaining carbon atoms can be approximated as free rotators, introducing the disordering of the alkyl chains.
Magneto-polariton: Strong tilted magnetic field applied on confined electron gas in a wide Ga1−xAlxAs quantum well
Authors: Dourado T. P. , Dias Cabral E. , Boselli M. A. , da Cunha Lima I. C.
Published: March 2024

The coupling of an electron gas confined by a harmonic potential and submitted to a strong magnetic field tilted in relation to the confining direction creates an excitation called here magneto-polariton. This work describes the origin of this excitation and calculates the energy eigenvalues for different tilted angles. It presents the reasons leading to the crossings and repulsions of the energy bands, the degeneracy of the states, the way the Fermi levels change with the magnetic field, the influence of an external electric field, and how the Hall resistance plateaus change with the change in the tilted angle.