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Enfermedades Asociadas a las Actividades Agropecuarias: Análisis Geoespacial en San Isidro, Manabí-Ecuador
Authors: Cedeño José , Vivas Holanda , Gaón Jhon
Published: December 2024

La población dedicada a la actividad agropecuaria es particularmente vulnerable a enfermedadesdebido a una combinación de factores asociados a su entorno laboral. La presente investigacióntiene como objetivo identificar enfermedades asociadas a la actividad agropecuaria en la parroquiaSan Isidro de la provincia de Manabí, Ecuador. Se tomó muestra de 92 familias, donde los datosfueron recolectados a través de revisión de documentos, entrevistas, encuestas y observacióndirecta, y analizados utilizando Microsoft Excel y ArcGIS para obtener resultados descriptivos ycartográficos. La parroquia San Isidro posee una superficie de 277,95 km², donde el 89,73% de lasfamilias se dedica principalmente a actividades agrícolas y el 7,34% a las actividades forestales.En esta área rural se destacó que existe una prevalencia de educación de nivel primaria con un60,29% de la población, de las cuales el 71,56% son económicamente activa. En materia de salud,el 81,52% cuenta con seguro campesino, pero sólo el 17,39% está jubilado; en consecuencia, el98,91% de los productores han sufrido alguna enfermedad o lesiones parenterales a causa de susactividades diarias y tan solo el 79,35% acude al centro de salud más cercano, la enfermedadmás común es la influenza en las zonas más cercanas a la cabecera parroquial, seguida de losproblemas de columna que afectan al 42,39% de la población. Con esto, la investigación contribuyea comprender la salud en entornos agropecuarios para establecer políticas públicas adaptadas a lasnecesidades de la parroquia, promoviendo su sostenibilidad y desarrollo integral.
Urban Environmental Management Practices and Green Roof Technologies in Malaysia: A Path to Sustainable Development
Authors: Zulkifly Mohd Hashim , Madelyn Shiu Liu
Published: December 2024

Malaysia is the developing country, which develop in contraction, agriculture, and many more kinds of activities. The construction activities for Malaysia is less implemented the green materials technology and the Environmental Management. The Environmental Management Practices is not usually applied by the construction workers. The government also show no enforcement and awareness on the Environmental Management Practices in Malaysia. There are some importance of the Environmental Management Practices is described and also the plan to improve the implementation of Environmental Management Practices under construction of Malaysia. The green roof is one of the technologies of green materials. There three kinds of green roof system as intensive green roof system, semi-intensive green roof system, and extensive green roof system. These three different systems have its own advantages and this advantages. The green materials that can be used for the green roof construction are bamboo, stones, and recycled bricks. The green materials or green roof system help to reduce the environment impact, social impact, and economic impact of Malaysia. The better environment, social life and economic can lead to sustainable development in Malaysia.
Soil Remediation by Nanotechnology: Valuating Materials, Mechanisms, and Environmental Impacts
Authors: Hoareau Carol Emilly , Kabeya Clementine
Published: December 2024

The rapid growth of the human population and industrial activities has resulted in considerable environmental degradation. Processes such as industrialization, mining, agriculture, and waste disposal introduce harmful chemicals that contaminate soil, groundwater, and surface waters. Consequently, soil remediation has become a critical priority for many nations, given that soil quality directly affects agriculture and public health. Nanotechnology presents promising solutions to the shortcomings of traditional soil remediation methods by offering innovative materials and mechanisms for the removal or neutralization of contaminants. This review intends to evaluate the use of nanotechnology in soil remediation, emphasizing the nanomaterials employed, their reaction mechanisms, and potential environmental effects. Nanomaterials like nano zero-valent iron, metal oxides, and carbon-based materials have shown effectiveness in immobilizing, degrading, or extracting pollutants from soil and water through processes such as adsorption, photocatalysis, and filtration. However, certain nanomaterials raise concerns about toxicity and bioaccumulation, which may negatively affect ecosystems and human health. Therefore, additional research is needed to confirm the safety, compatibility, and sustainability of these technologies. This review also identifies significant challenges in the implementation of nanotechnologies for soil remediation and examines future directions and recommendations for addressing these challenges.
Solidaritas Sosial Petani Padi Sawah Nagari III Koto Aur Malintang Kabupaten Padang Pariaman
Authors: Sovia Nani , Widodo Teguh
Published: December 2024

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menggambarkan bentuk solidaritas mekanik petani padi sawah, serta  mendeskripsikan faktor penguat solidaritas sosial petani padi sawah di Nagari III Koto Aur Malintang. Teori  sebagai pisau analisis yang digunakan dalam penelitian adalah teori solidaritas mekanik Emile Durkheim. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode penelitian kualitatif dengan jenis penelitian deskriptif.Teknik pengumpulan data yaitu wawancara, observasi, dan dokuemntasi. Subjek penelitian utama adalah petani padi yang dipilih dengan teknik purposive sampling atau dengan kriteria tertentu, sehingga didapatkan lima orang informan utama dan satu orang informan kunci.Pada analisis datanya dilakukan dengan tahapan; reduksi data, penyajian data, dan kesimpulan.Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa solidaritas bagi petani di Nagari III koto Aur Malintang dimaknai sebagai gotong royong, kerjasama, tolong menolong dan rasa persaudaraan sehingga bentuk solidaritas mekanik petani padi sawah diwujudkan dalam tiga bentuk yaitu tolong-menolong, kerjasama, dan gotong royong.Gotong royong membersihkan irigasi adalah bentuk solidaritas yang paling menonjol dilakukan oleh para petani. Faktor penguat solidaritas mekanik petani padi sawah sehingga solidaritas tetap ada dan terjalin kuat hingga sekarang diantaranya: tradisi, norma sosial, ikatan emosional dan moral, hambatan dalam pertanian, dan ikatan keluarga.
Do cânone às práticas tradutórias na comunidade surda: um olhar a partir de experiências no contexto da Libras
Authors: Gesser Audrei
Published: December 2024

Este artigo tem como objetivo fazer uma reflexão inicial sobre os percursos da interpretação e da tradução na comunidade surda que ganham visibilidade científica e profissional a partir da formação do bacharel em Letras Libras, culminando na pós-graduação. Mais especificamente, sobre algumas práticas observadas e articuladas no bojo acadêmico com/para a comunidade surda que inauguram novas elaborações teórico-metodológicas. Desenha-se um movimento da margem para o centro, e uma particular ordem nos fazeres tradutórios é configurada. Essas aberturas e possibilidades ocorrem no (contra)fluxo do cânone tradutório: ora reforçando a manutenção das estruturas epistemológicas do campo dos Estudos da Tradução, ora reformulando os modos de tradução e interpretação na/para língua de sinais em consonância com as demandas e aportes tecnológicos em que tais práticas são exercidas.
Decolonizar o pensamento decolonial
Authors: Joaquim Bruno dos Santos
Published: December 2024

In the last decade, decolonial thinking has been gaining momentum in the field of human sciences in Brazil, above all through the introduction of theories produced by the Modernity/Coloniality Group and Boaventura de Sousa Santos. These authors have taken centre stage in the theoretical references of academic productions with this approach, producing a sense of hegemony over an epistemology that proposes to be counter-hegemonic. The aim of this theoretical-conceptual study is to highlight the most relevant criticisms of the hegemony and centrality acquired by the Group and Boaventura de Sousa Santos: the prominence of white men, the absence of Brazilian male and female authors among its exponents, the sidelining of gender and race issues, the predilection for epistemological studies and its excessive academicist tendency. Some contributions from other decolonial voices, positioned further south in the Global South, such as Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui and Ailton Krenak, are also analysed. It concludes that the existence of a hegemony in the decolonial field is an indication of the need to decolonise it, above all by seeking to listen to voices from further south in the Global South. It points to the need to bring different decolonial perspectives into radical dialogue, without fearing tensions or shying away from inflections.
Sobre la anarquía que viene
Authors: Royo Hernández Simón
Published: December 2024

Review of:MATOS, Andityas Soares de Moura Costa. La an-arquía que viene: fragmentos para un diccionario de política radical. Trad. Francis García Collado. Barcelona: NED, 2023.
Um diálogo inesperado?
Authors: Silva Fabricio Pereira da , Soares Lucca Fantuzzi
Published: December 2024

The purpose of this article is to establish a dialogue between two perspectives that, at first, seem far apart: the South African epistemology of ubuntu and the theory of justice of the American philosopher John Rawls. We argue that both Rawls, from his vision of justice as equity, and the ubuntu perspective, in its anti-humanist and communal essence, converge to formulate a social justice that values general well-being and combats inequalities and injustice. This argument can be extended in the direction of a global dialogue between different forms of knowledge, societies, and civilizational traditions, so that the overcoming of a supposedly “universal” hegemonic conception gives way to an effective “pluriverse.”
Os impactos do estigma e da desinformação na qualidade de vida de crianças epilépticas entre 0 e 12 anos
Authors: Barroso Luciana Karla Viana , Antúnez Andrés Eduardo Aguirre , Amaral Amanda Costa do , Pereira Angela Sabryne Maria , Lage Ariane Ribeiro , Lima Maria Eduarda Pereira de , Cascudo Pedro de Luca Pereira , Morais Ygor Maciel
Published: December 2024

A epilepsia é uma doença neurológica crônica que afeta o funcionamento físico, psicológico e social das crianças, impactando significativamente na sua qualidade de vida. Embora as crises convulsivas sejam de aspecto mais visível, os desafios emocionais, sociais e educacionais costumam ser ainda mais impactantes. O estigma social, a desinformação e o preconceito agravam ainda mais esse impacto, dificultando a inclusão e o bem-estar dessas crianças e de suas famílias. O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar a qualidade de vida de crianças com diagnóstico de epilepsia e o impacto do estigma e da desinformação em seu desenvolvimento. Para isso, foi realizada uma revisão integrativa da literatura, incluindo 25 artigos, dos últimos 15 anos. Esta revisão sugere que crianças com epilepsia estão em risco de ter sua qualidade de vida prejudicada, sendo o preconceito e a desinformação barreiras significativas. E comorbidades psiquiátricas, como ansiedade e depressão, também afetam a qualidade de vida relacionada à saúde, prejudicando sua adaptação social. A superação desses entraves exige uma abordagem integrada que envolve a família, a escola e os serviços de saúde. No entanto, destaca-se limitações nos estudos, como amostras pouco diversificadas e a visão dos cuidadores sobre a qualidade de vida das crianças. Recomenda-se que futuras pesquisas incluam avaliações diretas com as crianças e ampliem a diversidade das amostras para uma análise mais abrangente.
Animals and Ambiguity in Timothy Findley's Not Wanted on the Voyage
Authors: Wiebe Ian J.
Published: December 2024

Timothy Findley's Not Wanted on the Voyage is a radical postmodern retelling of the biblical flood narrative, offering an invitation to empathy as well as a dark indictment of tyrannic religious structures. Findley begins by establishing a space of empathy with (and openness to) the experiences of animals and other marginalized groups within the context of religiously backed oppression. From that space of empathy, he leads an examination of the structure of religious tyranny, specifically contrasting a tyrannic response to ambiguity (fear and rigidity) with an antityrannic response (curiosity and openness) in the realm of animal-human distinction.
Shock Patients and Enteral Nutrition?
Authors: Zhou Yuanting , Chen Yi , Chang Le
Published: December 2024

Shock is a life-threatening condition characterized by microcirculatory disturbances and inadequate tissue perfusion. In hemodynamically unstable individuals, arterial pressure is maintained with vasoactive agents. Enteral nutrition (EN) is crucial for the intensive treatment of critically ill patients, facilitating intestinal recovery and improving clinical outcomes such as reducing infections, shortening hospital stays, and lowering costs. The impact of vasoactive agents on gastrointestinal blood flow varies, depending on the drug, dose, body size, and individual sensitivity. EN is categorized into early and delayed, and multiple guidelines recommend delayed EN due to the risks in the early stage, which may lead to EFI, non-obstructive mesenteric ischemia and necrosis. Guidelines for early EN in shock patients are still evolving, exploring the optimal timing and safety thresholds. Studies have shown that early EN can be safely implemented in hemodynamically stable patients maintaining a mean arterial pressure of 70 mmHg with stable doses of antihypertensives. This review summarizes the optimal and safe timing of initiating EN in shock patients to guide clinical practice. The pathophysiology of shock, EN selection, considerations, nutritional regimens, effects of antihypertensive agents, and feeding regimens are further discussed.
Indian Morality Clash: Composition, Attitude and Impact on Colonization in Seventeen-Century New England
Authors: Jiang Meixuan
Published: December 2024

This essay addresses three key questions: firstly, what were the distinctive moral standards of indigenous peoples in the seventeenth century? Secondly, how did the attitudes of the English colonists towards these standards evolve? Thirdly, what role did the moral standards of indigenous peoples play in the lives of the English colonists? Based on an extensive review of primary historical sources and a synthesis of the findings of previous scholars, the author posits that Indian morality, which is typified by its primitivism, lack of education, and sexual openness, exerted a profound influence on the English colonists' activities in the New World. The author further suggests that the English colonists' attitudes towards Indian morality underwent a significant transformation, shifting from initial tolerance and conservatism to a later stage of abhorrence and intolerance. The author attributes this shift primarily to changes in the manner by which the English exploited the colonies. By disseminating a negative moral image of the indigenous population, the colonists were able to justify their colonial exploitation and reinforce their sense of identity.
Achieving Class Crossing through Education: Pathways and Challenges in Chinese Modern Society
Authors: He Qi
Published: December 2024

In today's Chinese society, education serves as a crucial driving force for individual growth and development, playing an increasingly prominent role in facilitating socio-economic status advancement, occupational hierarchy ascension, and cultural capital accumulation. This paper delves into how education emerges as a pivotal pathway for class crossing in modern Chinese society, analyzing its specific functions in knowledge accumulation, skill enhancement, perspective broadening, and social network construction. Furthermore, it explores the challenges encountered in this process and proposes corresponding strategies. Class crossing, as a significant manifestation of Chinese social mobility, has always been a hot topic in sociology, education, and other fields. With the deepening of globalization and the knowledge economy, education's impact on individual class crossing has become increasingly prominent as a means to enhance human capital and promote social equity and development. This paper, from a theoretical perspective and with real-life case studies, comprehensively examines the multifaceted roles of education in achieving class crossing and the challenges faced along the way in China.
A Study on Global Climate Mitigation and National Resource Management Based on the Green GDP Accounting Model
Authors: Chang Xuanzhen , Wu Zonghan , Liang Xicheng
Published: December 2024

This article investigates the potential of Green GDP (GGDP) to replace conventional GDP as a global economic metric. By accounting for environmental degradation and natural resource depletion—factors typically excluded from traditional GDP calculations—GGDP offers a more comprehensive measure of long-term economic performance. Utilizing a linear regression model, this study examines the relationship between economic activity and climate change, with a focus on carbon emissions and water consumption. The findings reveal an inverse correlation between GGDP and rising global temperatures, suggesting GGDP’s potential to mitigate climate change by integrating the environmental costs of economic growth. A case study of China further illustrates how adopting GGDP could lead to improvements in air quality, more efficient resource management, and alignment with the country’s environmental objectives, including its commitments under the Paris Agreement. Although the transition from GDP to GGDP may face resistance, particularly in nations heavily reliant on fossil fuel consumption and resource exploitation are significant. This study underscores the necessity of incorporating environmental considerations into economic evaluations to foster a sustainable future, where economic growth can be achieved in harmony with ecological preservation. GGDP thus provides a more holistic and sustainable framework for assessing global economic performance.
Research on the Development of Chinese Art in the Economic Perspective
Authors: Cao Yumo
Published: December 2024

This article analyzes the internal mechanisms and external manifestations of the development of Chinese art from an economic perspective, with the aim of highlighting the important role of economic elements in the development of art. Starting from the connection between economic definition and art, based on the definition and theoretical framework of economics, analyze the interaction between art and economy. Subsequently, the article examined the economic environment and characteristics of Chinese art in different historical periods, such as ancient times, modern times, and after the reform and opening up, through a timeline analysis. It is proposed that under the current economic situation, the development of Chinese art has encountered challenges such as market foam, intellectual property disputes and uneven talent cultivation. Suggestions include strengthening market standardization management, improving the legal system for copyright protection, enhancing the quality of art education, and promoting the integration of art and financial innovation. Research suggests that economic theory has brought new perspectives to the development of fine arts, providing theoretical support for solving practical problems and promoting high-quality growth in the art industry.
Compare the effect of different teaching methods in piano education
Authors: Liu Jingjing
Published: December 2024

Piano education is an important part of music education, the choice of teaching methods has a profound impact on students' learning results. By comparing the application effects of traditional teaching method, gamified learning method and technology-assisted teaching method in piano education, this paper aims to explore the influence of different teaching methods on students' learning interest, skill mastery speed and long-term retention rate. The study selected 120 beginners from a music college as samples and randomly assigned them to three different teaching methods for a half-year course. The data were collected by means of pre and post test results, questionnaire survey and in-depth interview, and the SPSS software was used for quantitative analysis of the data. The results show that gamified learning method has the best performance in stimulating students' learning interest; The technology-assisted teaching method has obvious advantages in improving the efficiency of skill mastery. Traditional teaching rules are more conducive to students to form stable learning habits and maintain long-term skills. This study not only enriched the theoretical basis of piano education, but also provided teachers with diversified teaching strategy reference, which is helpful to improve the overall teaching quality. In addition, the study points out the limitations of each teaching method and makes recommendations for future research directions.
Study on Urban Social Spatial Differentiation Based on Population Mobility
Authors: Lin Tian
Published: December 2024

Since China's reform and opening up, population mobility has shown new characteristics and trends, and has had a significant impact on social spatial differentiation. Taking Shanghai as an example, this paper systematically analyzes the relationship between population mobility and urban social spatial differentiation, and holds that population mobility has a significant impact on urban social spatial differentiation, and different types of population mobility have different effects on urban social spatial differentiation. On this basis, this paper puts forward some policy suggestions to improve and guide the urban social spatial differentiation from the aspects of public service facilities construction, industrial layout, residential environment optimization, urban planning and management.
Research Progress on Rosacea and Cutaneous Co-Morbidities and Systemic Diseases
Authors: He Shan , Feng Hao , Tang Hua , Liao Yangying
Published: December 2024

Rosacea can be associated with a variety of cutaneous co-morbidities. In addition to skin lesions, rosacea is associated with systemic diseases such as cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, respiratory diseases, gastrointestinal diseases and mental health problems, as well as with the development of some malignant tumors. In addition, ocular disease is a frequent co-morbidity of rosacea. This article reviews recent studies on co-morbidities and systemic diseases of rosacea, which may help to improve the prognosis and quality of life of patients.
Navigating the Impact of Multinational Enterprises on Labor Rights: Barriers to Justice in Developing Countries
Authors: Qian Muyan
Published: December 2024

The rise of multinational enterprises (MNEs) presents both economic opportunities and significant challenges, particularly in developing countries. This essay examines the adverse effects of MNEs on labor markets in these regions, focusing on redressing corporate rights violations and the barriers to justice for affected workers. The legal frameworks in both host and home countries often fail to hold MNEs accountable due to weak regulatory mechanisms and the corporate veil doctrine. International regulations, such as the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, provide some guidance but lack enforceability. Recent due diligence laws in Europe offer promising steps toward corporate accountability, yet they fall short by excluding meaningful participation from stakeholders in the Global South, whose socio-economic realities are crucial to addressing MNE-related issues. The essay advocates an integrated approach that involves Global South governments, civil society, and local communities in decision-making, risk assessments, and enforcement processes to ensure justice and equitable protection for affected workers.
The Relationship Between Social Media and Womens Well-being: The Role of Self-objectification
Authors: Zhao Nanxi
Published: December 2024

Social media has become a fundamental part of everyday life, frequently showcasing objectifying information and images that impact users' perceptions and behaviors. This review explores the relationship between social media use and women's well-being, focusing on how self-objectification mediates this relationship. The study delves into the role of internalization of ideal beauty standards and social comparisons as mediators between media use and self-objectification. The review categorizes specific social media selfie behaviors, including selfie-viewing, selfie-posting, selfie-editing, and selfie-investment, and analyzes their differential impacts on self-objectification and health. Using a comprehensive literature review method, the results indicate that media use, particularly frequent involvement in selfie-related activities is strongly linked to increased self-objectification and subsequent negative health outcomes. For specific activities, contradictory findings are identified regarding the impact of selfie-posting, and possible explanations are provided, including motivations, scale usage, and cultural differences.
Overview of Hieroglyph in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language
Authors: Chen Xian
Published: December 2024

In teaching Chinese as a foreign language, Chinese characters teaching is an essential part of teaching. With the continuous development of teaching Chinese characters, the Hieroglyph teaching plays a positive role in the process of helping foreign students learn Chinese characters. By retrieving documents in China Knowledge Network and Wanfang Data Knowledge Service Platform, this paper reviews the status of the Hieroglyph teaching in teaching Chinese as a foreign language. Based on the basic situation of the Hieroglyph teaching, this paper analyzes the historical development and advantages of it, points out its guide ideas, and summarizes relevant research of teaching methods. Through the comparison of the Hieroglyph teaching methodology and traditional Chinese characters teaching methodology, this paper further explores the significance of the Hieroglyph teaching, finally, the shortcomings of it and suggestions for improvement are pointed out, aims to demonstrate the feasibility and practical significance of the Hieroglyph teaching. This paper summarizes the current basic situation, potential problems and suggestions for improvement of this research field in the Hieroglyph teaching, which can help experts and scholars enhance the depth and breadth in future.
The Dissemination of Chinese Fantasy Dramas in Southeast Asia: Cultural Identity and Digital Innovation
Authors: Ma Lin
Published: December 2024

This study explores the dissemination of Chinese fantasy dramas in Southeast Asia, a genre that uniquely blends fantasy, martial arts, and traditional Chinese culture. Chinese fantasy dramas feature supernatural beings like gods, immortals, and demons, portraying epic battles between good and evil within intricate emotional narratives. Rooted in ancient Chinese folklore and influenced by Taoist philosophy, Chinese fantasy dramas emphasize harmony with nature and spiritual enlightenment, characterized by rich world-building and vibrant visuals. The research examines the reasons behind the growing popularity of Chinese fantasy dramas in Southeast Asia and their role in fostering cultural identity among local audiences. It highlights the critical impact of digital technologies, such as streaming services and social media, in facilitating cross-cultural dissemination. Findings indicate that these platforms significantly enhance the transnational spread of Chinese fantasy dramas, allowing Southeast Asian viewers to engage with the genre's cultural elements and fostering a shared sense of identity. However, the study also acknowledges challenges, including cultural differences and policy restrictions, that can impede dissemination. Overall, it concludes that ongoing technological advancements and increased cultural exchange are likely to boost the global recognition and impact of Chinese fantasy dramas.
Review on Epistemic Beliefs under Self-regulated Remote Learning
Authors: Gao Tianao
Published: December 2024

With global education shifting online during the lockdown, extensive research on epistemic beliefs has shifted towards its implication in an online setting. During online learning, students are facing significant changes concerning online learning engagement and online academic stress reduction. Previous research indicated self-regulated learning skills are essential for students to regulate stress and increase learning engagement, with epistemic beliefs being an essential factor affecting self-regulated learning. Hence, this review sets out to establish a theoretical relationship between epistemic beliefs and stress management and learning engagement in a specific online remote learning setting. It is proposed that students who perceive knowledge as complicated or developing are more likely to self-motivate and exhibit lower level of academic stress and higher level of learning engagement.
The Teaching Strategies of International Chinese Language Education Based on the Basic Characteristics of Chinese Characters
Authors: Li Siyan
Published: December 2024

With the vigorous development of international Chinese language education and the establishment of Confucius Institutes in various countries, Chinese characters, as an important carrier of Chinese culture, present both challenges and prospects for teaching Chinese abroad in their unique forms and meanings. The purpose of this paper is to explore effective teaching strategies of international Chinese language education based on the basic characteristics of Chinese characters. The paper analyzes the current development of teaching Chinese characters in international Chinese language education. By analyzing the unique structural and semantic features of Chinese characters, the study proposes targeted teaching methods and practical suggestions on the etymology, employing phonetic-meaning integration, and culture of the characters to help learners improve the efficiency of Chinese character learning and understand Chinese culture. The study suggests practical solution for promoting the development of international Chinese language education and cross-cultural dissemination of Chinese language education. This paper underscores the significance of teaching Chinese characters as an integral part of international Chinese education.
The Impact of International Education on Chinese Education in the Context of Globalization
Authors: Bai Liyun
Published: December 2024

With the deepening of globalization, in Chinas educational system, international education (IE) has emerged as a key area for reform and development. This paper aims to explore how to effectively localize IE in China in the context of its flourishing development, in order to adapt to China's national conditions and needs. The paper systematically analyzes the connotation of IE and its development in China and points out the main challenges China faces in promoting IE. The paper focuses on the integration strategy of IE and local education(LE) and puts forward specific localization practice paths. The study finds that by adhering to the development of educational field openness, promoting bidirectional cultural exchange and interaction, firmly upholding cultural confidence, and developing student-international exchange programs, it is possible to effectively promote the deep integration and innovation of IE in China. Finally, the paper summarizes the research findings and looks forward to future trends.
Study on the Regulatory Model of Cross-border Flows of Personal Data: Chinas Perspective
Authors: Wang Qiqi
Published: December 2024

Personal data has become a crucial component of today's digital economy and trade. In recent years, nations have been proactively investigating the problem of cross-border data flows from a global viewpoint. China has gradually introduced relevant laws and regulations, including the Network Security Law of the PRC and the Personal Information Security Law of the PRC to protect personal information, among which are avenues for resolution that deal with the safeguarding of private information. Despite the internal circumstances in China, it is important to further explore the top-level design system and practical research in this area. This paper uses the literature research method and comparative research method as its main research methods, in accordance with the current views of relevant scholars both domestically and abroad, presents the US and Europe's effective implementation of legislative regulations to control data flow in China, and researches the specific practical issues of the Chinese legal framework governing the transfer of personal data across borders, to help guide how to regulate transnational personal data issues in China.
Current Situation and Analysis of Educational Inequality in China
Authors: Wang Xichen
Published: December 2024

China's educational inequality has long been a concern. The purpose of this paper is to explore the current situation of educational inequality in China and analyze its main manifestations. First of all, the education gap between urban and rural areas, regions and families is significant, with cities enjoying abundant resources and rural areas lacking quality teachers. Secondly, the uneven distribution of educational resources between regions leads to a development gap. Family finances also have a direct impact on students' access to quality education. Although the establishment of branch schools, teacher rotation and government subsidies can alleviate these problems to a certain extent, the existing research has a narrow scope of education inequality and has not deeply explored the multi-factor influencing mechanism. In the future, more data will need to be obtained, and further research will need to be conducted using more effective and diverse methods in an effort to achieve the ultimate goal of educational equity.
Green Energy Co-operation Mechanisms Between China and Countries along the Belt and Road: The Role of Chinese Local Governments and International Organizations
Authors: Wang Yuanning
Published: December 2024

As global climate issues have intensified, promoting green energy has become the key to solving the problem. This paper explores the role of Chinese local governments and international organizations in promoting green energy cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). It highlights the importance of such partnerships for accelerating energy transitions in underdeveloped countries. The study argues that local governments in China have translated central policies into local action, supporting the development of green energy projects along the Belt and Road through policy responses, promoting local projects, and mobilizing local businesses to invest. At the same time, this article classifies the international organizations participating in the BRI as platform-type organizations and participatory organizations. The former provides effective financial tools for Belt and Road green energy projects, and the latter uses existing influence to promote the construction of an international discourse on a consensus-driven green Belt and Road. Effective green energy cooperation requires a multi-level approach that includes policy adaptations, infrastructure construction, and knowledge-sharing mechanisms. Research on the role and influence of actors within cooperation networks and the relationships among multiple actors may provide a reference for broader green cooperation on a global scale.
Analyze the Multidimensional Impact of the Russo-Ukrainian War on the United States and Future War Trends in Terms of Energy, Industry, and Societal Breakdowns
Authors: Xiong Shuairong
Published: December 2024

The Russo-Ukrainian war has had significant and multidimensional effects on the United States, influencing energy security, industrial operations, and societal stability. This paper explores the ongoing disruptions in the energy sector, highlighting the accelerated shift toward renewable resources. The paper further analyzes how the coming disruptions will impact future trends in warfare, especially global energy security and the way modern society is structured. It also addresses the industrial impact, including supply chain challenges and the surge in U.S. defense spending. Societal impacts are examined, focusing on increasing economic inequality and political polarization as a result of war-induced inflation. The paper concludes by analyzing how these dimensions affect future war trends, especially in terms of energy dependence, industrial resilience, and social fragmentation. The analysis provides a comprehensive understanding of how global conflicts reverberate across multiple sectors in the U.S. as well as an assessment of future trends and recommendations for government responses and transformational thinking.
Comparison Between Natural Poems in China and England
Authors: Cai Xintong
Published: December 2024

This article mainly compares the works of Chinese landscape and pastoral poets with those of early British Romantic poets, with the foremost comparison poets being Wang Wei, Meng Haoran, Wordsworth, and Coleridge. The similarity of their works lies in their shared theme of nature. However, they use different images and have dissimilar attitudes towards nature, which stem from the era and cultural background in which they live. In the Tang Dynasty of the ninth century, Chinese poets enjoyed describing birds, forests, and musical instruments in their poetry. They are first and foremost politicians and then considered poets. Influenced by traditional Chinese culture and Buddhism, they yearn for the unity of heaven and man and the worlds transcendence. In 19th century England, English poets tended to depict clouds, grass, and water waves in their works. They only have the identity of poets, dislike industrial cities, and love nature. This article will compare the selection of natural intentions, attitudes towards nature, and the factors behind their aesthetic pursuits by poets from two countries through reasoning and analysis.
Rhetoric and President of United States Image Projection: An Analysis of the Inaugural Address Made by Donald
Authors: Rong Haoran
Published: December 2024

Before taking office, every U.S. President delivers an inaugural address to the whole nation, which is a custom and tradition in the United States. Through this administration, the president articulates his mission and resolution in his term, and he also often uses the specific occasion to build up an image of responsibility and authority of himself in the hearts of the citizens. This paper aims to conduct a discourse and rhetorical analysis, using Donald Trump's 2017 inaugural address as the corpus, with the help of corpus analysis tool AntConc4.2.4 database for frequency analysis and detailed lexical presentation. The study explores how Donald used linguistic techniques to construct his nice presidential image during the inaugural address. Finally, the research finds that Donald, by employing Aristotle's rhetorical Appeal theory, successfully portrayed himself as a "high-ranking, diligent, people-loving, and guardian of the people" presidential figure.And also it aims to provide insights into how using language can influence and mobilize public opinion by studying Aristotle's rhetoric theory and Trump's inaugural speech. Additionally, it offers the researchers a successful example of the application of Aristotelian rhetorical appeals, enhancing the understanding of how presidential images are crafted and displayed in public speeches.
Gender Rights Differences in Rural Social Security
Authors: Fu Boxuan
Published: December 2024

The extensive participation of Chinese women in rural economic activities has not only contributed significantly to the construction and development of the rural economy but also played a crucial role in poverty alleviation efforts. Womens involvement in various sectors such as agriculture, livestock farming, handicrafts, and small-scale businesses has helped create employment opportunities, increase household income, and improve living standards for their families. However, despite their immense contributions, there still exist disparities in social security rights, including pension insurance, medical insurance, and maternity insurance, between women and men in rural areas. Rural women's labor remains undervalued, resulting in inadequate social security coverage compared to men. By comparing the discrepancies in social security rights between rural women and men, it becomes evident that the value of women is grossly underestimated. It is imperative for the government to establish and improve a policy and regulatory system that safeguards women's personal rights while incorporating a gender perspective into the process of policy formulation to ensure basic rights protection for rural women and promote sustainable development in new rural areas.
Exploration and Research on "Creative Thinking" in Dance Education at Training Institutions
Authors: Liang Puyi
Published: December 2024

Dance is an art form that uses the human body's artistic movements as a medium to convey life experiences and express inner emotions. Dance has existed since prehistoric times, even before the development of language, and has continued to the present day. In recent years, with the guidance of national policies and the influence of the new media industry, dance has garnered increasing attention and popularity. As a result, public-oriented dance training institutions have rapidly developed. Xi'an, China, has emerged as an attractive "internet-famous" city in recent years, providing a large capacity and substantial opportunities for the dance training market. A variety of training institutions have flourished, displaying diverse educational approaches. Given this context, we conducted research on three typical institutions through interviews and hands-on experiences to explore their approach to "creative thinking" in dance education. Before conducting formal research, we provided a subjective definition of "creative thinking" from the perspective of our field of study, specifically in the area of "dance education" with which we are personally familiar. This definition entails breaking away from traditional "demonstrative teaching" methods, transforming the "teacher-authority" dynamic, and establishing an "open" learning atmosphere. Under this framework, we conducted our investigation.
A Study on the Mechanisms Influencing Youth Intermittent Disengagement Behavior on Short Video PlatformsBased on the Moderating Role of Self-Control Ability
Authors: Zhang Yuze
Published: December 2024

As a product of the technological revolution in information media, short video platforms feature an increasingly complex scale of information, functional settings, and social networks. These complexities pose risks of perceived overload on the user level, leading to negative usage behaviors such as usage fatigue and intermittent disengagement. Based on the Stimulus-Organism-Response (S-O-R) theoretical framework, this study constructs a model of the mechanisms influencing intermittent disengagement behaviors among young users on short video platforms. Innovatively, the study introduces the moderating role of self-control theory. Data were collected through an online questionnaire, yielding 423 valid samples, and analyzed using structural equation modeling, mediation effect modeling, and moderation effect modeling. Results indicate that perceived information overload has a significant positive impact on the occurrence of intermittent disengagement among youth; usage fatigue partially mediates the pathway from perceived information overload to intermittent disengagement and fully mediates the pathway from perceived functional overload to intermittent disengagement; self-control ability positively moderates the relationship between usage fatigue and intermittent disengagement.
The Coherence Relations of "Mollie" in Animal Farm under Segmented Discourse Representation Theory(SDRT)
Authors: Meng Anqi
Published: December 2024

This paper delves into the coherence relations of Mollie, a character from George Orwell's "Animal Farm," utilizing the Segmented Discourse Representation Theory (SDRT) to analyze her role within the narrative. The study reviews the current research on "Animal Farm," highlighting the scarcity of in-depth analysis of Mollie's character, which is often overlooked in favor of more prominent characters. The paper introduces SDRT, a linguistic theory that dissects discourse into smaller segments to examine logical connections and coherence, providing a fresh perspective to explore Mollie's actions and their implications in the novel. The application of the SDRT framework to Mollie's character reveals how her individual desires and actions contrast with the collective ethos of the farm, symbolizing the broader themes of individualism versus collectivism. It also underscores her reactions to the power structures, which are indicative of the farm's societal dynamics. The analysis contributes to a deeper understanding of Mollie's role and her interactions with other characters, offering insights into the underlying social and political commentary of "Animal Farm." The paper concludes that SDRT not only enriches our comprehension of Mollie's character but also enhances the interpretation of the novel's overall message, shedding light on the complexities of power, freedom, and loyalty within the context of a totalitarian regime.
Research on the Relationship Between Cardiovascular Disease and Hypertension and Diabetes
Authors: Ma Qingyu
Published: December 2024

While few research examined the relationship between both primary factorsdiabetes and hypertensionand cardiovascular disease, the study concentrated on the interaction between the two factors and the disease. The aim of this research is to ascertain whether diabetes and hypertension will raise the risk of cardiovascular disease in persons over 40 in the United States. The findings indicate that from 2013 to 2018, 11463 US adults over 40 were evaluated for the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, which collected data on age, gender, race, smoking status, BMI, and the association between hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. During data analysis, logistic regression and the chi-square test were employed. Compared to those without CVD, those with CVD were more likely to be older, male, smokers, and to have a higher BMI. They also had higher rates of diabetes and hypertension. The CVD group and the non-CVD group differ statistically significantly in terms of diabetes (<0.001) and hypertension (<0.001). Overall, the results of univariate and multivariate logistic regression indicated that diabetes and hypertension were associated with a higher risk of cardiovascular disease. Moreover, people diagnosed with cardiovascular disease were more likely to be male, smokers, older, and have a higher BMI.