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The Identity Dilemma of Qiu Hu in 'The Wilderness': Unveiling the Hidden Oppression behind the 'See'
Authors: Tang Xiaomian
Published: October 2023

Seeing and being seen is a classic motif in contemporary Chinese literature. The action of see represents not only the instinctive behavior of people but also a relationship between people, which has a complex socio-cultural meaning behind it, causing the subject of seeing and the object of being seen to suffer mental scrutiny and even oppression. In The Wilderness by Cao Yu, the relationship between Qiu Hu and the characters in The Wilderness is one of seeing and being seen, and they are always under the pressure of seeing. Therefore, this paper will adopt the method of textual reading to classify and analyze Qiu Hus multiple identities from the relationship of seeing and being seen among the dramatic characters and classify Qiu Hus identities into three aspects: social ethics, social laws, and social, interpersonal relationships Qiu Hus identity is divided into victim and victimizer, judged and judge, and the outlier who cannot fit in, and the character of Qiu Hu is reinterpreted and reconstructed. Under the perspective of see, Qiu Hus multiple identities arise from the conflict between humans and society, and his identity dilemma symbolizes the dilemma of the relationship between the individual and the collective and even the individual and the society.
Research on how ESG Investments Affect Workplace Gender Equality
Authors: Miao Yunfei
Published: October 2023

The investment concept of sustainable development has taken on a general trend as the world economy enters a new stage of high-quality development. At the same time, the idea of Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) is becoming a popular topic in society and is being included into the growth strategies of an increasing number of businesses. This paper focuses on how ESG investments affect gender equality at work and how to reduce workplace discrimination against women. This paper offers suggestions for how to more effectively employ the ESG approach to enhance gender equality in the workplace through the retrieval and examination of pertinent material. This paper concludes that ESG investing significantly affects workplace equality. Through excellent social and enterprise management, businesses can reduce gender discrimination at work.
Research on the Influence of Mass Media on the Development of Fashion Trend from the Perspective of New Media
Authors: Gao Zhixin
Published: October 2023

This study aims to explore the intricate relationship between mass media and the fashion industry. With the rise of a plethora of media platforms, mass media has permeated every aspect of daily life, including the fashion industry. While mass media has played a significant role in shaping fashion trends, it has also led to a culture of fast fashion, compromising environmental sustainability and worker welfare. Moreover, the focus on unrealistic beauty standards in the media has resulted in body image issues among consumers. To better understand the impact of mass media on fashion, this study is divided into three main sections. The first section provides a brief history of mass media and its influence on fashion. The second section examines the role of mass media in shaping consumer behavior and the rise of fast fashion. Finally, the third section explores the challenges and opportunities for creating a more sustainable and inclusive fashion industry in the age of mass media. By examining the complex dynamics between mass media and fashion, this study contributes to ongoing discussions around the need for a more responsible and equitable fashion industry. It is crucial to gain a deeper understanding of the role of mass media in shaping cultural values, social norms, and environmental practices for creating a sustainable and inclusive fashion industry.
Study on the transfer effect of Wu dialect on the acquisition of English vowels by primary school students and countermeasures
Authors: Liu Beilei
Published: October 2023

Second-language learners tend to confuse English with the dialect they used when learning English. This leads to difficulties for second language learners in the Wu dialect area when learning English. So the purpose of this paper is to compare the differences in English vowel pronunciation between Shanghai dialect speakers and Received Pronunciation English speakers, and to summarize the errors and causes of the errors in English vowel pronunciation of second language learners experience an offset in tongue position. Secondly, Shanghai dialect speakers speak English for a longer period of time than the standard pronunciation. Thirdly, there is an error in the degree of opening of Shanghai dialect speakers compared to the Received Pronunciation pronouncers. Eventually, Shanghai dialect speakers confuse monophthongs with diphthongs. In response to the above issues, the following countermeasures are proposed from both students and teachers. It is hoped that it will provide an experimental model and pedagogical reference for the transfer effects and countermeasures of other local dialects in Wu Di on the acquisition of English vowels by primary school students.
Re-examine Poppers critique of Marxist Historicism
Authors: Na Xinyue
Published: October 2023

The challenge of Poppers critique to Marxist philosophy has been the subject of academic research and discussion. However, in recent years, most of the academic rebuttals to Popper are still in opposition to Marxism, and they have not listened reasonably to its academic nature. This paper discusses Poppers criticism of Marxist historicism through comparative analysis, aiming to find the rationality of his criticism, so as to perfect the path of Marxian historical materialism. Through analysis, the article clarifies Poppers stance on Marxist historicism, and objectively excavates the rationality of Poppers criticism, which provides a new thinking about the construction of the cause of human happiness.
Cline Sciamma's water lilies: adolescent sexual discovery and the expression of sexual desire
Authors: Huiying Xing
Published: October 2023

Cline Sciammas 2007 youth film Water Lilies presents the sexual desires and discoveries of three girls in the midst of their gender identity in a very feminine form of expression. The film does not specify the specific sexual orientation of the characters, but rather shows the confusion of adolescence and the pain of teenage throbbing in the process of exploration. The article analyzes how the three girls cope with and express their adolescent sexuality in three ways: firstly, the flexible use of the water element, which represents femininity, and the use of the central axis of the camera to construct highly stylized scenes; secondly, it explores the significance of the girls body language in the expression of desire, criticizing the habit of thinking about women as objects of male desire, and showing the expression of desire for the same sex and men from the female perspective; finally, the film uses camera language (such as the use of filters, voyeuristic shots, etc.) to visualize the sense of touch in female desire, and shows the delicate emotional changes in the film through the analysis of continuous shots.
Reflection of Gender Equality in Enterprises Taking Lenovo as an Example
Authors: Ye Siyu
Published: October 2023

Environmental, Social, and Governance model has gradually become an important element that cannot be ignored in the process of enterprise development. Lenovo has been selected into the Bloomberg Gender Equality Index for many years in a row, and through the release of the industrys annual Global Diversity and Inclusion Report, it discloses various equal rights including gender equality. In terms of gender equality, Lenovo has created an open and diverse work culture for employees, and has become the strongest driving force behind Lenovos 35-year history as a leader and enabler of intelligent transformation.This article takes Lenovo as a case study object, discusses the combination of corporate law and feminism in Environmental, Social, and Governance model, the role of Environmental, Social, and Governance model rating in promoting gender equality of Lenovo employees and its impact on corporate value, and finally summarizes how Environmental, Social, and Governance model rating can be reformed to make it better grounded in feminist conclusions. This article uses literature reviews and questionnaire surveys as research methods.As a conclusion for this article, the application of Environmental, Social, and Governance model ratings and feminism in corporate law can promote gender equality among Lenovo employees, pave the way for an inclusive corporate economy and specific equality, and promote corporate value.
Research on Film Cultural Communication in the New Media Environment
Authors: Yu Bingjie
Published: October 2023

Film culture has been a popular form of entertainment since the 1890s, and it has changed with the progress of technology and times. At the same time, the popularity of the Internet has ushered in the era of new media, and peoples demand for entertainment is gradually increasing. Film and new media have become important ways for people to entertain and obtain information, and are also of great significance for social and economic development. This research mainly studies the characteristics and transmission channels of film culture in the era of new media. The purpose of this study is to enable the audience to enjoy the current era and adapt to the changes in the era of science and technology, so as to obtain better perception and experience while ensuring the quality of the film. This paper adopts the literature analysis method. Through the research, this paper finds out that the propagation of films can be improved by increasing the transmission channels and improving their quality.
Converted to Buddhism or Longing for an Idyllic Imaginary Life? Conflict and Fantasy Liberation under Employment Pressure in China
Authors: Liu Qianyi
Published: October 2023

At present, there is a phenomenon of temple craze among young people in China when choosing careers. Contemporary young people do not believe in Buddhism, but they are willing to work in temples, which, to a certain extent, reflects the phenomenon that Chinese Buddhism adapts to Chinese local society and turns from secularization to localization. This article aims to analyze how Buddhism, a religion, has been localized and secularization in China through semi-structured interviews and thematic analysis based on grounded theory, starting with four themes: media, treatment, pressure and self. The current popularity of temples cannot be separated from the development of the Internet era and the assistance of social platforms. At the same time, the high salary and leisurely content of temple work itself provide a good outlet for young people facing enormous pressure. There are various reasons for the popularity of temple work, but in the process of its popularity, it also invisibly increased the influence of Buddhism and promoted its dissemination in China.
Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling: An Examination of the Root Causes and Potential Solutions for Educational Opportunity Inequality Faced by Asian Women
Authors: Chen Youran
Published: October 2023

This paper critically addresses the significant issue of educational opportunity inequality faced by Asian women, exploring its root causes and potential solutions, predicated on principles of justice and social development. The subjects of the study are Asian women, who are encumbered by intersecting societal stereotypes, cultural expectations, and institutional barriers, thereby curtailing their educational prospects. The study deploys an analytical interpretative approach, analyzing various societal stereotypes and prejudices, cultural factors, and systemic constraints, substantiated through a qualitative method. Findings reveal a collective imposition of an educational opportunity ceiling or Bamboo Ceiling on Asian women, proposing potential solutions including policy reforms, awareness initiatives, and educational strategies. Innovative methods are suggested, inspired by the narratives of Asian women, Li Ziqi and Papi Jiang, who overcame such inequalities. Ultimately, the study posits that acknowledging and addressing these entrenched sources of inequality could engender an environment fostering equal educational opportunities for Asian women, aiding in the demolition of the Bamboo Ceiling.
The Comparison of Urban Migration Patterns Between Eastern and Western During Holiday Seasons
Authors: Xu Alan Jiaxiang
Published: October 2023

This research paper examines and compares urban migration patterns during Chinese New Year and Christmas in Asian countries and Western countries. It explores the economic, cultural, and social factors that drive migration patterns and their implications for urbanization and globalization. The study draws on existing literature and data from secondary sources, including travel agencies and government agencies. Preliminary findings indicate that holiday travel during these seasons is influenced by various factors, such as economic opportunities, cultural practices, and social dynamics. Economic impacts are significant, contributing to local economies through increased consumer spending and tourism. However, challenges arise from overcrowding and resource strain, as well as potential inequalities resulting from consumerism and commercialization. Cultural and social implications shape migration patterns and impact urban landscapes, maintaining identity and belonging for diasporic communities and transforming public spaces. Understanding these dynamics can inform strategies to manage the impact of holiday travel and address challenges and opportunities associated with globalization, urbanization, and cultural exchange. This research contributes to a comprehensive understanding of the economic, cultural, and social dimensions of holiday migration patterns and their implications for urbanization and globalization.
Analysis of South Korean Class Conflict Revealed by Elements of Lies and Violence in Cinema - Parasite as an Example
Authors: Li Rui
Published: October 2023

Since the implementation of neoliberal economic policies in South Korea in the 1990s, the huge gap between the rich and the poor has become a phenomenon, an acute social issue, and a frequent topic of film and television series, which has stimulated a series of topics and discussions critical of capitalism and anti-neoliberalism. This paper examines the class conflicts that exist in South Korean society in the context of the neoliberal economic system. It explores the representation of class conflict and the gap between rich and poor in South Korean film and television productions. This paper applies a case study approach to the film Parasite, through reviewing its narratives and the analysis of mise-en-scne, it deals with the elements of lies and violence to illustrate the class conflicts in South Korean society. The findings of this study highlight the presence of a severe class conflict in South Korean society, which is reflected in the immoral behavior of the lower-class characters in Parasite, as well as in the violent declaration of war within the lower class and towards the upper class.
A Case Study of Gender and Feminist Awareness among Users of Short Video Platforms in China: Taking Series of Videos of a Woman Eating Fruit on the Roof of a Rural Building on Tik Tok Platform as an Example
Authors: Lyu Meng
Published: October 2023

Short-form video platforms are growing rapidly, and users are often expressing their opinions on them. These users come from different social classes and regions, which leads to a higher likelihood of heated discussions and even attacks. This study focuses on the discussion of gender issues on short video platforms such as TikTok, and the feminist awareness among female users. The method used in this study is text analysis. The analysis revealed that the themes of the comments changed over time, with many sub-themes appearing at different times and sometimes guided by the blogger. The theme ranged from eating fruit, which was closely related to the content of the video, to arguing against constraints on women's lifestyles, and then to criticizing the male group. The sub-themes include controversial issues such as "spying", "foreign forces", "urban-rural differences" and "marriage" on the Chinese Internet today. The female users of the Tik Tok platform have a certain degree of gender awareness and are more sensitive to related topics. However, they often stay in refuting and attacking the male group, without forming a systematic anti-discrimination. The comments of female users are often an emotional vent rather than a logical construction based on theory.
The Research on the Transformations in "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf" and Attitudes Towards the Animation Industry in China
Authors: Lyu Binrui , Song Xinyi , Zhou Jingyang
Published: October 2023

China experienced a period of rapid development on entertainment domain. While some animations became extremely famous in a short time but quickly disappeared at the market, others could keep on track with the alteration of society. In this paper, the researchers will focus on an animation called Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf and alterations of the culture and society in China behind its changes. The authors discuss reasons leading to changes of the animation and estimate alterations happened on society through researching developments of Chinese animation industry during last 15 years and making comparisons in its characters, plots, and painting styles between different editions of the animation published in last 15 years. In this paper, people could find out some reasons about changes of this animations in last 15 years and changes of peoples attitudes toward animation industry on society.
Study on the Mechanism of People's Will in Historical and Cultural Protection
Authors: Yu Qinhan
Published: October 2023

Historical and cultural protection is an important task, which aims to protect and pass on the precious historical heritage and cultural traditions of mankind. In this process, the mechanism of popular will becomes particularly important. The people are the creators, inheritors and beneficiaries of history and culture, and their participation and support is an indispensable force for the protection of history and culture. This study will explore the mechanism of people's will in historical and cultural conservation, aiming to reveal people's attitudes, needs and participation in historical and cultural conservation. By studying the mechanism of the people's will, it can provide reference for the formulation of relevant policies and promote the effective implementation of historical and cultural protection.
Research on National Cultural Consciousness Construction and Strategy of Chinese New Mythological Animated Films--Taking Nezha: Birth of the Demon Child as an Example
Authors: Kong Li
Published: October 2023

Chinese neo-mythological films are emerging as a new genre of cinema, attracting more and more creators and audiences. Taking Nezha: Birth of the Demon Child, a representative of the new mythology animated films, as an example, this paper analyses the national cultural awareness embodied in the characterisation and social identity of Chinese new mythology animated films through a documentary research method, and points out that Chinese new mythology animated films can only be better developed if they take into account the nation-al culture and the characteristics of the times. That is, on the basis of preserving the tradi-tional group memory of the nation, creative adaptations are made using a modern vision to gain contemporary popular recognition. The author believes that valuing the uniqueness and value of China's new mythological films in the construction of national cultural awareness will lead to more masterpieces in the future, contributing to the development of the Chinese film industry and even the world's animated films.
Fashion, the Self and the Free Spirits
Authors: Ding Jiayu
Published: October 2023

Fashion serves as a reflection of cultural values and ambiance in society. This research examines the interactive relationship between fashion and culture, focusing on the influential role of luxury brands in shaping consumer identity and personality. Using Yves Saint Laurent as an example, this paper discusses how fashion serves as a reflection of cultural values and played a significant role in influencing consumers self-concepts and defining their self-identity by acting as a carrier and transfer of meaning. The paper introduced the historical background of women suit to prove that Yves Saint Laurent has always been at the forefront of advocating for womens rights and promoting the beauty of women in all their diversity.The study also highlights the significance of brand characteristics in explaining consumers consumption attitudes, concluded that consumption of a specific brand aligns with an individuals characteristics or creates a strong emotional connection, and consumers are inclined to develop a robust attachment to the brand.
Changes and Cultural Choices in Land Tenure Documents in Huihu Script and Chaatai Script
Authors: Ailijiang Dilidaer
Published: October 2023

The Huihu language and the Chaatai language were the languages used by the Uyghur people in history. A large number of documents, including a large number of contract documents, were recorded and retained by these scripts. Contract documents, as documentary historical materials, more directly recorded the economic life of the feudal society. Not only that, but also reflected many problems in other areas of social life. The land contract documents with different characters in different periods can reflect the potential process of faith change and cultural change, as well as the cultural choice and normal concept of the group used, namely the ancient Uyghur people. This paper will analyze the land contract documents of Uyghur Manichaeism, Buddhism and Islam to discuss the intuitive changes of faith changes to the Uyghur society, as well as the Uyghur people's choices and preferences in faith and culture. By comparing the calendar, names, kinship, transaction contents and other details in the land lease documents of the two languages, this paper summarizes the acceptance degree of the ancient Uyghur people to different religions, and the differences in the process of absorbing and improving themselves from the doctrines and completing the transition.
Progressive and Conservative Ideology of Women in Gone with the Wind
Authors: Wu Jiayi
Published: October 2023

Gone with the Wind is a feminist novel set against the backdrop of the American Civil War, in which the author Margaret Mitchell depicts the damage caused by the war and how Scarlett O'Hara, a progressive woman in this particular period, uses her strength to achieve a happy life under the confines of the world. Even so, out of the historical background of the 1870s, Scarlett O'Hara, the heroine of this paper, still has some typical characteristics of women in that era, and it is because of these typical characteristics that she is able to realize her various demands and achieve success step by step by exerting her upper-class femininity. In this paper, the progressiveness and limitations of the female characters in Gone with the Wind are listed, and compared from different perspectives. Through the comparison of these progressive limitations, it can be seen the rapid development of feminism in modern times and the necessity of developing feminism in this way.
Research on the Preservation and Inheritance of CulturalLandscape in XiuRong Ancient Town, Xinzhou
Authors: Bai Zhaoyi , Wen Jiahao , Xu Lu
Published: October 2023

This study, based on the theory of cultural landscape, takes XiuRong Ancient Town in Xinzhou as an example to deeply reveal its unique historical and cultural value and rich cultural connotation through the analysis of material and non-material cultural landscape elements. Combining current issues and the contemporary context, it proposes protection strategies such as emphasizing ecological improvement, preserving the historical texture of the ancient town, restoring the scale of streets and alleys, achieving authentic architectural restoration, compiling cultural collections, and encouraging community participation. The aim is to explore the path of sustainable development for the preservation and inheritance of historical urban cultural landscapes.
Married and Unmarried Women's Attitudes Towards Sexism
Authors: Yang Zhang
Published: October 2023

This paper aims to explore married and unmarried womens attitudes towards sexism. Through questionnaires and in-depth interviews with married and unmarried women, many women believe that gender discrimination exists and are dissatisfied with it. However, married women are more likely to accept traditional roles in society while unmarried women are more likely to pursue equality and freedom. Gender discrimination is a widespread social problem, especially in the workplace and family life. Although laws and moral norms have prohibited gender discrimination, it still exists in real life. To explore married and last married womens attitudes towards gender discrimination, this paper adopts two methods: inter-paper survey and protection interview, to understand married and unmarried womens attitudes towards gender discrimination. The questionnaire mainly involves the cognitive degree of gender discrimination. Views on the roles of men and women. The impact on your personal life and career development.
Research on the Conflict Between Typical Characters in Of Mice and Men from the Perspective of Realism
Authors: Zhang Xiaoyun
Published: October 2023

John Steinbecks novella Of Mice and Men is written in the context of the Great Depression and the prevailing American Dream. Of Mice and Men is not a typical work of realism, but the characteristics of realism can be seen throughout the novella. Therefore, this paper will be focused on the representations of realism in Of Mice and Men. There are three kinds of conflicts between characters that are presented in a realistic way and will be analyzed in this paper: the conflicts between different social classes (Curley and George&Lennie), genders (Curleys wife and the other workers), and races (Crooks and the whites). This paper will offer some background information on the Great Depression and the American Dream and, most importantly, address those conflicts between characters through realism, which emphasizes the true representation of the real world and real problems in society through the portrayal of realistic characters and plots.
Contrasting and Exploring the Evil Human Nature in Chinese and Western Thought: A Comparative Analysis of Xunzi and Augustine
Authors: Yang Heao
Published: October 2023

The topic of human nature has always been a significant issue in the field of philosophy, and the process of exploring human nature has revealed cultural differences between the East and the West. This study adopts a comparative approach to analyze the differences in the theory of "evil human nature" between Xunzi and St. Augustine, as well as the cultural disparities reflected in these differences. Through a comparative analysis, three main points of divergence between the two thinkers reflect the cultural differences between Eastern and Western civilizations: the manner in which individuals convert evil nature into goodness, the divergence in the choice of free will, and equality among individuals. These differences ultimately reflect the cultural disparities between Eastern and Western civilizations, with Confucianism and Christianity representing their respective traditions. However, it is undeniable that both Xunzi and Augustine aimed to encourage virtuous conduct and establish a harmonious society permeated by goodness.
Differences in Communication Between Chinese and American Cultures
Authors: Lei Xuran
Published: October 2023

With the development of globalization and cultural diversity, cross-cultural communication has become popular around the world. Though many scholars have formulated various principles for people to observe, to some extent people violate them in real settings. Therefore, there may exist misunderstandings and conflicts between people communication from different cultural backgrounds, which can destroy peoples friendship and cooperation. This paper listed four aspects: praise and response, request and response, refusal and response and task reception, which violated the cooperative principle between Chinese and American cultures, compared them and explored reasons mainly from Kluckhohn and Strodtbecks value-oriented model, theories of dimensions of cultural variability and high-context and low-context cultures. In cross-cultural communication, individuals tend to violate some maxims based on their social forms which are not observed by others. For appropriate communication, people should respect and learn more other cultures and social norms instead of languages only.
Examining the Primary Factors Restricting the Overseas Promotion of Chinese Culture: A Case Study of Association Mugua in France
Authors: Lin Xinyu
Published: October 2023

This paper analyzes the main factors restricting the overseas promotion of Chinese culture, focusing on the case of the Mugua Association in France. With Chinas increasing national power and global influence, Chinese culture has become an effective tool to enhance Chinas image and others perceptions of China. By analyzing the experiences and strategies employed by the Mugua Association, this paper aims to shed light on the main barriers that hinder the successful promotion of Chinese culture overseas. The study adopts a qualitative approach, using document analysis to gather data. The conclusion is that various factors, including but not limited to cultural differences, a lack of official support, and the wrong promotion mode, contribute to the challenges faced by Mugua Association and other similar organizations.
A Comparison of Ethnic Policies in Rwanda and Tanzania
Authors: Wang Ziqi
Published: October 2023

Ethnic construction is a historical phenomenon and process, generally involving two main directions: assimilation, integration, and unity among ethnic groups, and differentiation, separation, and diversification. Typically, these directions alternate and may coexist during certain historical stages. Tanzania and Rwanda are both multi-ethnic countries, but their ethnic relations could not be more different. The former, with more than 120 ethnic groups, is basically in harmony, while the latter has erupted into large-scale ethnic conflicts. Rwanda and Tanzania exhibit significant differences in their processes of ethnic construction, influenced by factors such as colonial rule and ethnic policies. The composition of ethnic groups and interethnic relations in these countries demonstrate distinct characteristics. This study aims to compare the ethnic composition and ethnic policies of Rwanda and Tanzania, elucidating the shaping role of ethnic policies on interethnic relations and exploring practical pathways towards ethnic integration and coexistence. This paper mainly analyses the process and relationship of ethnic construction in Rwanda and Tanzania through literature and data analysis. This paper finds that whether the relationship between ethnic groups is harmonious mainly depends on whether the government can gradually eliminate ethnic barriers and strengthen ethnic identity while respecting history, rather than ignoring or even strengthening the contradictions between ethnic groups.
Historical and Modern Catalysts of the HK Refugee Dilemma
Authors: Zhang John Zekun
Published: October 2023

To explain the causes of local anti-refugee sentiment propagated throughout local Hong Kong, this article delves into historical deadlocks notably the cultural revolution and influx of Vietnamese boat people that led the citys attitudes to transition from relatively lax policies into strict regulations and negative media portrayal still present today. Yet, the present-day Hong Kong protests are brought into context to explain the slight generational gap in refugee sentiment. Finally, the Hong Kong refugee dilemma is brought into context compared with similar deadlocks in Norway and Germany to suggest an optimal mode of action moving forward.
Analysis on the Communication Routes and Influence of the Y2K Style as a Subculture in the New Era
Authors: Zhang Yawen
Published: October 2023

Since 2018, Y2K (Year 2 Kilo), which was popular from the end of the last century to the beginning of this century, has made a comeback. Relying on social media and the Y2K subculture community, the new round of Y2K fashion has become a hot topic on the Internet. In addition, with the help of celebrities and Internet celebrities, Y2k has been widely spread. Its community has been expanding, subculture groups and some Y2K women use it to express themselves, but the wide spread of Y2K has also brought negative influence. This paper analyzes the formation, history, communication routes, and influence of Y2K. In addition, it explores the communication routes and influence of Y2K in the new era by combining it with relevant literature. It is found that the communication of Y2K relies on the Y2K subculture community formed by the subculture and Generation Z group, in which celebrities and influencers act as communication gatekeepers. Under the agenda set by the capital, people in the community encode and decode Y2K clothes as symbols and engender Y2K spiritual connotations. Then, the spirit spreads within and outside the community and generate both positive and negative impact.
Research on the Impact of Cultural Values on Social Interaction in Chinese Education
Authors: Xue Tiantian
Published: October 2023

Confucianism, a philosophy and belief system founded by Confucius in ancient China, emphasizes the importance of having a good moral character. Cultural values are deeply embedded in the daily interactions of Chinese people. Unfortunately, some Confucian ethics have been misinterpreted and become a tool of "mind control," which tends to control one's thoughts and insert unwanted thoughts in others. This study aims to highlight the issues in Chinese education concepts that are heavily influenced by cultural values and the psychological concept of mind control, as well as how they impact children's psychological development and behaviors. It also offers some recommendations on how to create a good learning environment. It can be concluded that cultural values significantly impact social interaction in China.
The Influence of Misogyny on the Development of Feminism in Media Communication -- A Case Study of Feminist Attitudes Towards Female Images
Authors: Xie Yuchen
Published: October 2023

The research focuses on the labeling description of feminism in media communication, exploring under the current situation, whether the promotion of new female images and the negation of traditional female images are helpful for modern women to truly understand themselves. Through the qualitative interview, it is found that most feminists in the 20-30 age group have good expectations for social diversification and de-labeling, but unconsciously distinguish themselves from traditional female images and dislike them. To study and discuss whether this psychological phenomenon causes a new round of female oppression under the contemporary media evaluation system, and whether it can really help women to understand the relationship between themselves and move towards true independence. At the same time, does media communication strengthen the publics negative impression of feminism in the development process of feminism, associating feminism with labels such as radical and strong? This paper hopes to explore how women can better understand their own needs and achieve real equality in the future, and put forward suggestions and expectations for the behavior of media communication in its development.
An Analysis of Cyberbullying A Case of the Pink Hair Girl Incident
Authors: Guo Xinhang
Published: October 2023

In Chinas social media, Zheng Linghua suffered from negative comments and cyber violence for her pink hair colour. By basing upon this pink hair girl incident, this essay will talk about the anonymity of social media and connects this particularity of online community with misogynous comments. On social media, anonymity could diminish the emotional connection between comment recipients and comment senders and reduce the effect of taboo. As result, anonymity contributes to the raising of negative comments, enlarges the disparity between recipient and commenters and encourages the use of words relative to sexual humiliation. And the over-continuing conflict shown in this incident is also researched in this essay. It is the gift-return violence which keeps the online conflict going. This essay finds that for constituting a peaceful and friendly online community, it requires many efforts coming from different aspects. And it is important to see womens power and to let people realize the difference between real life and online life.
Cyberbullying in Fandom
Authors: Lin Jingning , Liu Jiajing , Wang Eunice Yujia , Ying Wenxiao
Published: October 2023

Young fans of C-POP/K-POP (Chinese pop/Korean pop) are a huge part of users of social media and part of diverse fandom that has not only a strong sense of belonging to a community, but there are also serious issues. This study aims to investigate the elements of psychological motivations of cyberbullying in toxic Fandom and the characteristic feature of Cyberbullying in Fandom. This study included a thoroughly designed questionnaire, randomly collected samples, and reviews from previous research related to Cyberbullying. The result indicates that both Emotional Value and a Sense of Responsibility can be known as the factors that cause respondents to participate in Cyberbullying. Furthermore, the psychological effects and the solutions to the problems were also discussed in the research.
Wash Away Immorality and Double StandardsPsychological Mechanisms by Which Cleansing Affects Moral Judgment under Different Subjects
Authors: Junpeng Zhang , Zheyuan Zhang , Haoyin Yan
Published: October 2023

Embodied cognitive and conceptual metaphor theories state that physical cleansing can influence peoples moral judgments. However, the mechanism of cleansing affecting moral judgment is still not clear. Therefore, this research introduced the moral subject as a moderator of the process of cleansing affecting moral judgment and the moral self-image as a mediator to reveal the psychological mechanism by which physical cleansing affects moral judgment (Macbeth effect). Study 1 used the method of reading a third-person story to initiate a sense of immorality, washing hands with hand sanitizers for cleansing, to explore the moral judgment impact on different personal stories; Study 2 used the method of recalling of own immoral events to initiate immoral feelings, washing hands directly for cleansing. Both two studies failed to validate embodied cleaning effect. The findings suggest that physical cleansing does not affect moral judgment, nor does it affect the moral self-image, and cannot explore the moderating role of moral subject.
The Shortcomings of International Organizations in Addressing the Challenge of COVID-19 - The Cases of WHO and WTO
Authors: Liu Yuewen , Li Jiayue , Chen Jingyi , Zeng Lingxiao
Published: October 2023

Under the influence of COVID-19, the shortcomings of some international organizations were exposed. This paper focused on the problems of the WHO and WTO in responding to COVID-19 and made suggestions. Lack of power and funding was a major reason for the WHOs failure in responding to COVID-19. Accordingly, we believed that the WHO should establish powerful authority and reform its funding mechanism as soon as possible. In the case of the WTO, although the WTO took some action in response to COVID-19, the shortcomings of the existing treaties, the Trade Policy Review Mechanism, and the Agreement on Trade-related Aspects of Intellectual Property limited the role of it. In addition, Looseness among members was also an issue that the WTO needed to address. Therefore, the WTO needed to do the following: first, clarify the ambiguous concepts in the existing treaties; second, develop new treaties; third, reform the TPRM; and fourth, solve the problems in the TRIPS agreement.
A Study on the Promotion and Health Concept of Short Videos on Exercise and Fitness among College Students on Douyin App
Authors: Liu Luyu , Luo Yingshan
Published: October 2023

The development and popularity of short video applications, represented by Douyin, have collided with the public health issues that have received unprecedented attention in the post-epidemic era after the outbreak of COVID-19, providing a favorable environment for the development of short videos on sports and fitness. This study uses quantitative and qualitative research methods to investigate the users behaviours, college students sense of experience watching short videos on exercise and fitness and the influence of their health concepts. Also, we analyze specific cases to summarize the content creation patterns of such videos targeting college students and the transmission patterns of health concepts in these videos. The study aims to provide a theoretical reference for better serving university students with these videos on the Douyin platform. The study found that the videos on the Douyin platform are viewed by university students with distinctive group characteristics and that the content creation of these videos targeting university students is tailored to the actual needs of university students, forming an interactive mechanism between the bloggers who publish videos and the audience, using the role of companionship and role models as a medium for the transmission of health concepts in these videos.
Challenges and Strategies of Language Teaching in China and the United States: A Cross-cultural Perspective
Authors: Feng Yike
Published: October 2023

As globalization goes deeper, interactions between countries become more active. In this trend, language is emphasized all over the world as an effective tool to communicate with others. With the development of China and the United States, the status of Chinese and English is becoming increasingly higher. At the same time, these two countries, both as friends and rivals, learn from and compete against each other. Language teaching serves as a bridge between the two countries for interaction. However, even if the system of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) or Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages (TCSOL) has been mature, there are still some problems. This paper aims at talking about problems and effective strategies for language teaching between China and the United States from a cross-cultural perspective. On the whole, challenges mainly lie in cross-cultural understanding, language translation, teaching modes, and curriculum design.
Research on Womens Love and Womens Rights under the Background of Strong Males and Weak Females
Authors: Liang Jiayu
Published: October 2023

With the powerful communication power of the Internet, people have a better understanding of feminism. Feminism varies from culture to culture, country to country, and situation to situation. There are at least a dozen schools of feminism, each with its own goal, but all of them ultimately aim to achieve equality between men and women. Whether men are strong and women are weak under patriarchy in the past or in todays film and television works and short videos, many descriptions of the relationship between men and women convey the concept of men being strong and women being weak. Therefore, this paper focuses on how to make women realize the hidden male power in love and how to map and solve the male love power in media. Through the comprehensive induction, this article tries to make deep male power no longer hurt women in love and make feminism more practical in love, filling the gap of feminist research in love and exploring ways to solve this problem. In the end, most of the conclusions reveal certain rules in the description process, like the stereotype, and women should defend their rights to give full play to the maximum advantages of womens rights. This is the greatest significance and purpose of research.
The Impact of Social Media on the Upper Chinese and Patriotic Chinese Groups of Overseas Chinese Students
Authors: Gao Zice
Published: October 2023

In the 21st century, more and more Chinese students choose to go abroad and study overseas; studying abroad is gradually no longer a small option but gradually, like Postgraduate examinations and Civil service examinations, becoming a significant choice for college students to continue their studies. However, in addition to paying attention to the material life of international students, more and more attention has begun to focus on the spiritual life of international students in recent years. As an international student with a unique cross-cultural identity, what kind of change of thinking will occur after accepting the media context of their ethnic media and overseas social media has become the focus of attention. This paper uses the theories of self-classification, social identity, and belief theory to conduct research to explore how social media affects changing the thinking of international students in todays highly-developed world. This paper adopts the research method of in-depth interviews, with interviews 20 international students from the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, and other countries to obtain first-hand information for research, and analyzes that People born in 95 - 00 years (contemporary international students) are keen to use social media and social media accounts for a high proportion of their lives. At the same time, it is concluded that most contemporary international students are relatively rational and objective and have high patriotic enthusiasm. still there are also very obvious upper Chinese and patriotic Chinese groups. But the upper Chinese group is not welcome among overseas students. In general, contemporary international students have high patriotic feelings and good critical thinking skills. They can think about problems from multiple angles, and international students can be used as a bridge for cultural exchanges. In that case, China can go more to the world and the world can know more about China.
Research on Social Medias Empowerment of Womens Childbirth Rights -Taking Bilibili Platforms Female Childbirth Videos as an Example
Authors: Hua Siming , Jiang Yunfang
Published: October 2023

Womens empowerment has become an important communication objective for womens rights protection globally, and the development of social media platforms has broadened the avenues for womens discourse on a larger scale. This study explores how the media empowers women through a qualitative and quantitative approach that combines content analysis and discourse analysis, using the Chinese video platform Bilibili as a case study of womens childbirth videos, with the aim of exploring the impact of the media on the dissemination of womens issues, the return of womens autonomy and the construction of womens communities. The study found that Bilibili, as a public video-sharing platform, has provided a channel for women in marriage to express their voices, through which women video uploaders have empowered themselves in terms of their female identity, while womens audiences have expressed their mutual support power to bring female bodies and emotions into the limelight, building a solid female emotion community and further expanding the space for womens public discourse.