Contributions of Social Media and Digital Globalization to K-pop Transmission

Ruoning Li

pp.1-8

Abstract: As globalization proceeds, one of its branches, digital globalization creates markets and user communities on a global scale, providing a platform for information transmission with a huge base of potential customers and effective ways to reach them. Pop culture is one of its products. Becoming a part of everyone's lives, pop cultures start to adapt and evolve because of the constant development of digital media. Eventually, Korean Pop Music (K-pop) was one of the genres that emerged and became … Read More

Searching for the Aesthetic Traces of Asagye Guanyin

Ruqing Zhao, Bing Du

pp.9-13

Abstract: The Nanzhao Tuzhuan gives the name "Asagye," which is also referred to as "Guanyin." Asaye Guanyin is the most representative and revered Buddhist deity of the Nanzhao Dali Kingdom. The Yunnan Provincial Museum's Song Dynasty Nanzhao Dali silver and gold Asaye Guanyin statue is examined from an aesthetics standpoint in the article, which also notes that the statue is known as "the true body of Guanyin" from a Buddhist point of view and contains "emptiness and tranquillity," "prajna," and "Zen … Read More

Toy Innovation and Game Design under Digital Design

Xiaoshi Han, Ying Zhang

pp.14-21

Abstract: Cyberpunk style was born before World War II, and originally originated in the United States. This style has evolved from the previous cartoon, image, film, novel, design, TV series, animation and other forms, and now it is more gradually derived from the innovative design of toys, game design and other designs. Among many forms, Cyberpunk's forward-looking style and prediction of the outside world have set a unique symbol for the cultural field, and provided a new form of expression for … Read More

Study on the Training Model for Innovative and Practical Visual Communication Design Professionals in Applied Undergraduate Colleges

Yuan Liu

pp.22-26

Abstract: Targeted education in applied undergraduate colleges and universities focuses on cultivating applied, innovative, and complex talents needed for national and local development. The driving force for the continuous development of the country and society is innovative education, and innovation is also the goal that a country and society continue to pursue. China's technological competitiveness continues to improve, but compared with developed countries, there are still quite a few shortcomings. … Read More

Cultural Fusion: The Spread and Reception of Hip-Hop Music in China

Chang Liu

pp.27-34

Abstract: Chinese hip-hop music combines the distinctive symbols of Eastern culture with the technical framework of hip-hop, creating a unique musical experience that offers a fresh perspective on the clash between Western and Eastern cultural characteristics. This study explores how Chinese hip-hop presents a "new" form of the genre that neither purely imitates the West nor conforms to traditional Eastern norms. By analyzing the interplay between hip-hop and Chinese culture, this study emphasizes the … Read More

A Comparative Study of Mind-matter Dualism between Kant and Descartes

Zhao Guo

pp.35-38

Abstract: Descartes, one of the founders of modern European philosophy, established the basic idea of modern philosophy. He and Kant, a master of modern philosophy,  deeply influenced the development of modern Western philosophy. Kant and Descartes reached a consensus on the dualism of mind and matter at the empirical level, that is, the dualism of empirical entity and the monism of transcendental noumenon, but they have their own views on the "knowable" and "unknowable" of transcendental noumenon. Read More

Research on the Teaching Reform of Interdisciplinary Education based on the Cultivation of Comprehensive Quality Talents

Yueyi Xing

pp.39-44

Abstract: Interdisciplinary teaching refers to crossing the boundaries between disciplines, establishing the relationship between disciplines on the basis of paying attention to the internal logic of each discipline, and integrating the disciplines, and then implementing the integrated multidisciplinary integration teaching in teaching practice. Research universities should not only cooperate to solve these interdisciplinary problems, but also make full use of their rich research resources and … Read More

Analysis on the Cultural Psychological Projection of the Formation of Chinese Folk Patterns

E Tian

pp.45-50

Abstract: Chinese folk patterns are images of traditional civilization, which have a certain impact on people's psychological state. By exploring the basic elements of Chinese folk patterns, this article intends to describe the charts and colors of folk art patterns that are cohesive and stable to a certain extent, and can give people a sense of security and stability. This psychological state may be related to people's identity and sense of belonging to traditional culture. At the same time, the … Read More

Research on the Design of Chinese Traditional Festivals in Motion Graphics

Binbin Huo, Jinmiao Liu

pp.51-57

Abstract: Chinese traditional festivals are the cultural treasures of the Chinese nation, with rich cultural connotations and spiritual values. value. They are also the distinguishing mark of the Chinese people from other countries. The rapid development of modern society has brought us a lot of convenience, but also brought us a lot of problems, such as traditional festivals by the impact of foreign cultures, fast-paced lifestyle, resulting in more and more neglect of the traditional festivals and … Read More

Reframing Marie Antoinette: The Queen’s Transformation through Portraiture During Late 18th-Century France

Junyan Wang

pp.58-65

Abstract: This research paper delves into a certain time period of the captivating history of Marie Antoinette’s reign as the Queen of France from 1774 to 1793 through the lens of 18th-century portraiture. Amidst her declining image, her portrait artist Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun emerged as a key influencer in salvaging Marie Antoinette’s tarnished reputation. After providing an overview of the socio-political context of the time period, a comparison is made between two portraits of the queen – Marie … Read More

Research on the Application of Brand Design in Museum Cultural Products

Jialin Du

pp.66-69

Abstract: In the 21st century, thanks to the selfless dedication of our forefathers, the life of the contemporary Chinese people has already achieved a prosperous country, a strong people, and a beautiful scene of prosperity in all aspects. In the contemporary prosperous environment, the material level to be satisfied, and then the pursuit of their own cultural accumulation, spiritual level of the sublimation. Among them with the red culture, red tourism with the combination of red, and IP into public … Read More

Emotional Labor Dilemmas and Coping Strategies of Novice Teachers in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Universities

Qin Guo

pp.70-78

Abstract: With the rapid development and economic integration of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, applied undergraduate education plays an important role in the universities in this region. However, novice teachers often face dilemmas in emotional labor and need to cope with various pressures and challenges. This study aims to explore the emotional labor dilemmas faced by novice teachers in applied undergraduate education in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and propose … Read More

A Preliminary Exploration of People's Democracy in the Whole Process: the CPC's Practice of Building Democratic Power in the Central Revolutionary Base Areas

Jingyao Wang

pp.79-86

Abstract: In the Central Revolutionary Base Areas, influenced by the Soviets of the USSR and absorbing its own experience of revolutionary construction, the CPC applied the democratic system for the first time to the process of constructing a new type of regime, creating a preliminary form of people's democracy throughout the entire process under the leadership of the Party. The various aspects of democracy are interlinked, forming a closed loop of rational and relatively complete procedures for people's … Read More

Children's Picture Book Design based on Emotional Needs

Jinmiao Liu, Binbin Huo

pp.87-93

Abstract: To explore the creative expression of children's books under emotional needs, so as to enrich the theoretical knowledge of children's book design and enhance the reading value of children's books. Taking the theory of emotional needs as the entry point of the research, we analyses the three levels of emotional needs in the interaction between children's readers and books according to children's psychological motivation for reading, summarize the methods to satisfy children's emotional needs, and … Read More

A Comparative Study of Marx's Perceptual View of Nature and Hegel's Philosophy of Nature

Xiaotong Wang

pp.94-100

Abstract: Marx's perceptual view of nature is a positive rejection of Hegel's philosophy of nature, which retains the positive parts of Hegel's dialectic and rejects the shortcomings of objective idealism. At its root, Marx recognized the nature externalized by Hegel on the basis of abstract thought as "nothing", thus launching a critique of Hegel's natural philosophy. In the process of criticizing Hegel's natural philosophy, Marx combined nature with real and historical sensual activities, and with the … Read More

Analysis of the Innovative Applications of the Traditional Bamboo Material and Related Technology in Architectural Design

Zirong Tang

pp.101-104

Abstract: Bamboo, a kind of natural, fast-growing material with a similar texture to wood, is very abundant in China. The rational development and utilization of bamboo materials can alleviate the domestic wood supply pressure, and has very important economic, social and ecological advantages. At the same time, bamboo is more environmentally friendly, which absorbs four times more carbon dioxide than ordinary trees. It has machining performance of turning, milling and cutting during machining. And it can … Read More

On the Limitation of the Identification of Non-genetic Inheritors from the First Case of Applying for Cancellation of "Non-legacy" in Beijingour

Xiaoxi Fu

pp.105-111

Abstract: Intangible cultural heritage is the precious wealth of Chinese national spirit, which must be preserved and disseminated reasonably. The confirmation of non-genetic inheritors is one of the key links in the preservation of intangible cultural heritage. Taking the first application for cancellation of intangible cultural heritage in Beijing as an example, this paper discusses the blind area of the review mechanism identified by non-genetic inheritors, the authority and binding restrictions of the … Read More

Optimization of the Management of Student Mental Health Education in Colleges and Universities

Xiaoxi Ding, Jinglan Xue, Xiaodong Sun, Yunting Fan

pp.112-118

Abstract: Research on the mental health of students in colleges and universities has a long history, and colleges and universities also pay attention to the mental health education of students while carrying out professional education. The rapid development of the mobile Internet has an increasingly significant impact on the student population in colleges and universities, and to a certain extent, it has an impact on the mental health of students. Therefore, the management of college students' mental … Read More

Problems of Criminal Online Trial System and the Path to Improve

Aomi Lei, Qingqing Luo

pp.119-128

Abstract: Criminal online court hearings have the unique value of improving the efficiency and quality of litigation, but their development has been relatively slow compared to civil online litigation. Due to the fragmentation and vagueness of the relevant provisions, the limits of their application are unclear, and there are debates on the limitation or expansion; there are still gaps in how to exercise the right of procedural choice and how to raise and resolve objections to procedural choice; it is … Read More

Discussion on the Principles of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Zhenyu Zhang

pp.129-135

Abstract: As a country of immigration, Canada is deeply influenced by the traditional legal systems and customs of Britain and France, especially the United Kingdom. The full text of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom runs through the three principles of egalitarianism, liberalism and pluralism. It is a major model in Western countries. The three principles permeate and influence each other, and do not play a completely independent role. The study of the principles of the Canadian Charter of … Read More

Research on the Design and Application of Narrative Illustration on Food Packaging

Qing Pi, Jing Pan, Zidi Guo, Miao Guo

pp.136-144

Abstract: Packaging design plays an important role in the promotion process of commodities, and commercial illustration is a form of expression using commercial purpose. With the development of personalized packaging design, the advantages of illustration such as adaptability and diversity are fully displayed in packaging design, and are increasingly widely used. Improve the artistic and practical value of food packaging. However, with the rapid development of society, people's pace of life continues to … Read More

Research on the Interactive Relationship between Government-industry-university-research Collaborative Innovation and Cultural Industry Personnel Training

Shu Dong

pp.145-147

Abstract: With the vigorous development of urban cultural industries, the need to promote the development of local economy and culture, and the deepening of mass entrepreneurship and innovation, there is an increasing demand for talents in cultural industry management, and more and more attention is paid to the talent training of students in cultural industry management in various schools. Taking the practical course of cultural Industry Management offered by Liaoning University of Communication as an … Read More

Aesthetic Expressions and Visual Experiences in Dunhuang Mural Paintings in Cultural and Creative Brands

Bo Peng

pp.148-150

Abstract: Through a comprehensive embroidery of the aesthetics of the art of painting, learn how the artists are curved and interesting to describe the life of the time, from the perspective of the composition, see how the traditional artists interpret the deep cultural significance and aesthesia of the Buddhist art story painting. By observing the rich visual experience and emotional resonance created by the composing elements, the composer provides a realistic creative method for the artistic design. At … Read More

Quantitative Analysis of National Medicine Strategic Policies towards Internationalization of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Yinhan Wang, Yan Guo, Haolong Liu, Cai Liu

pp.151-158 DOI: 10.62051/cxsfnm81

Abstract: Objectives To evaluate national strategic policy documents for internationalization of Traditional Chinese medicine in terms of the perspective of policy tools and their strengths and weaknesses, and to provide benchmark information for the policy development for internationalization of Traditional Chinese medicine. Methods Based on the content analysis method, we constructed a two-dimensional analysis framework of policy tools and code classification of Traditional Chinese medicine towards the … Read More

Practice and Reflection on Inter-school Credits in College English Courses

Mingfei Zhao

pp.159-162

Abstract: Through the practice of teaching cross-school credit courses in college English classes, the innovative model of combining cross-school credit with flipped classroom is implemented. The practice has proved that the innovative teaching mode has promoted the improvement of students' listening learning effect and learning ability, and has reached the expected teaching goal. At the same time, the teaching level and scientific research ability of teachers have been improved. Read More

Research on Industrial Product Design Integrating Consumer Psychological Analysis

Hao Xiong, Bei Ran

pp.163-167

Abstract: Industrial product design should meet the aesthetic requirements of consumers, and as a designer, attention should be paid to the area where the product is located. How to better attract consumers and stimulate their purchasing desire fundamentally depends on the design of industrial products. This article provides a thorough and detailed understanding of consumers' living habits, psychology, aesthetic habits, etc., in order to make their works accepted by consumers and maintain a stronger … Read More

Research on the Interactivity of Video Installation Art in the Digital Era

Yiying Wang, Zeya Fu

pp.168-173

Abstract: With the popularization of digital information technology, new media art has rapidly introduced to China, and various new media art exhibitions with unique themes have emerged in an endless stream, building a bridge between science and technology and art. Interactive technology is based on science and technology, the two collide and blend with each other, and gradually form a new art form, and the interactive video installation art that it has bred is not only an important form of artistic … Read More

The Evolution of Illustration Design in Food Packaging

Linlin Wang

pp.174-181

Abstract: llustration art plays a crucial role in packaging design, and it has undergone significant changes in form and technique with the continuous development of society. Meanwhile, as an indispensable part of the social market economy, packaging design has evolved significantly with the progress of human society, continually expanding and enriching its scope. Illustration art has been widely applied in various design products. This article provides a detailed overview of the history and … Read More

Analysis of Aesthetic Principles in Typography

Zeya Fu, Yiying Wang

pp.182-186

Abstract: With the development of the times, typography has developed from a writing skill to a systematic, diversified and open study. Typographic art, which refers to the overall careful arrangement of Chinese characters according to the basic principles of human vision, is the crystallization of human labor and experience, and is becoming more and more complete with the development of human civilization. Chinese characters are the carriers of Chinese culture, the visual symbols for recording the … Read More

Research on the Influencing Factors of College Students' Satisfaction with Labor Education

Shuyan Chen

pp.187-190

Abstract: Labor education is an indispensable link in the links of establishing morality and cultivating people, strengthening the country and enriching the people, and managing the country and government. Clarifying the factors affecting the satisfaction of college students on labor education is conducive to providing basic support for the further development of China's labor education. Through literature review, it is found that differences in school location, nature, level and other aspects have … Read More

A Comparative Study on Political Participation of the Elderly in China and the United States

Hanchuan Xiong

pp.191-195

Abstract: With the intensification of population aging, "age" is gradually becoming politically relevant. Through the analysis of literature related to the political participation of the elderly in China and the United States, this paper finds that compared to the elderly in China, the elderly in the United States have higher political enthusiasm, higher levels of political participation, and more diversified ways of political involvement. Through political participation, the elderly in the United States … Read More

The Governance of Chengdu's Drug Problem in the Early Days of the Founding of the People's Republic of China

Zhonghua Hu

pp.196-200

Abstract: In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Chengdu faced a very serious drug problem, which seriously threatened the physical and mental health of the Chengdu people and the stable development of the city. In order to build a new Chengdu, the Chengdu Municipal Government led the people to carry out a drug control campaign, and after about 4 years, achieved a great victory in drug control work. In the early stages of urban governance in Chengdu, social tumors such as … Read More

Influencing Factors of Physician Performance in Online Health Communities

Nan Ding

pp.201-210

Abstract: Introduction: With the rapid development of the Internet, online health communities are booming, which can effectively solve the practical problems of "difficulty in registration" and "difficulty of receiving medical treatment", while doctors can get remuneration and reputation from it, achieving mutual benefit of both doctors and patients. Methods: This paper used a two-way fixed effects model, and the number of online inquiries was taken as the first-level index of physician performance, the … Read More

Blockchain Depository Technology in Litigation Activities

Yueyao Feng

pp.211-219

Abstract: The development of the Internet has made the dissemination of information on the Internet much faster than before, and consequently caused the occurrence of cyber violence. In this series of events, the difficulty of the parties to defend their rights is regarded as a very prominent problem. A large part of the difficulty in defending the rights of the parties concerned is due to the difficulty in collecting evidence. According to the principle of "whoever claims, whoever produces evidence", the … Read More

Study on the System of Heads of Administrative Organs Responding to Lawsuits based on China’s Reality

Baojia Shen

pp.220-225

Abstract: The system of heads of administrative organs responding to lawsuits in courts has been a legal provision since the enactment of the Administrative Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China in 2015. The system has been witnessed to facilitate the review of administrative procedure cases, being conducive to source management and social stability. However, the common phenomenon of “appearance but silence” and the disparities in implementation by local governments run contrary to the original … Read More

Study on the Architectural Structure of Yunnan Wooden Arcade Bridge

Zheng Wang, Hao Hu, Tong Zhang, Zhicheng Zhao, Tao Yang, Shuntian Zhu

pp.226-238

Abstract: As the most representative ancient bridge in Yunnan, the wooden arch gallery bridge in Yunnan has its own unique architectural structure. It not only reflects the superb architectural structure of ancient bridges but also reflects the unique aesthetic taste, folk customs, and cultural concepts of local ethnic minorities. This paper makes a comparative study of the architectural structure of the Yunnan wood arch corridor bridge and Fujian wood arch corridor bridge and shows the unique single … Read More

Study on the Practice of Female Players’ Love Games from the Perspective of Gender and Communication: An Example of Light and Night

Xiuxiu Xu

pp.239-247

Abstract: In the electronic game market in China, the growing female player group and the increasingly popular female love games are strongly influencing the traditional gender pattern dominated by men in the field of electronic games. This paper takes the popular female love game Light and Night as the research object and analyzes the intrinsic motivation and behavioral characteristics of female players participating in the game, as well as the influence of the game on their love concept and love … Read More

Research on the Employment Difficulties of College Students in China Based on the Epidemic Situation

Di Ge

pp.248-251

Abstract: The employment issue of college students is closely related to people's livelihoods and social stability, and is a highly concerned social issue. Under the special background of the COVID-19, the employment problem of college students in China is prominent, which is mainly reflected in the decline in the employment rate of college students and the serious layoffs of employers. The article analyzes the employment problem of college students from three aspects: economic development status, changes … Read More

“Seeing and Being Seen”: Analysis of Foucault’s View of Power Gaze

Lefei Han

pp.252-260

Abstract: In Foucault’s academic pedigree, gaze, as a visual tool, helps to build a power-knowledge network and promote dynamic power. The power mechanism system of modern society is Foucault’s focus: crazy people are regarded as the existence opposite to “rational people” by psychiatric diagnosis and treatment, which tries to standardize their behavior through the “medical gaze”. Panoramic open prison controls prisoners’ behaviors through invisible gaze and trains prisoners as a link to improve power … Read More

Construction of Judicial Rules for the System of Retaining and Maintaining Relatives and the System of Residential Surveillance from the Perspective of Reducing Punishment

Xinhang Li

pp.261-271

Abstract: China's residential surveillance system does not take into account the need for criminal suspects to support their parents. Specifically, the setting of the residential surveillance system has certain deficiencies in the face of family warmth and indoctrination, the traditional idea of filial piety, and compensation for the victimized family, while the ancient Chinese system of surviving and raising relatives provides three perspectives for improving the residential surveillance system: one is … Read More

Research on Brand Visual Packaging Design based on Interestingness and Emotion

Beibei Wang

pp.272-284

Abstract: In today's competitive environment of packaging market, the homogenization of packaging brands is serious, and it is difficult for packaging to stand out in front of consumers. In order to highlight the brand and improve its competitiveness, brand packaging also needs to meet the emotional needs of consumers and enhance the attractiveness and recognition of brand packaging design to consumers. Through the brief introduction of the theory of interesting and emotional brand visual packaging design … Read More

Theoretical Logic and Realistic Possibility of Newsgames Helping Red Culture Communication

Cuiwan Yu

pp.285-290

Abstract: As a new form of communication, newsgames can improve red culture education and increase the audience’s acceptance of red culture. The interactivity and decentralization of newsgames make it easier for the audience to resonate through participation. Besides, the design of newsgames enables the audience to receive news information according to their game rules and established paths, thus skillfully realizing the process control and agenda advancement in news acceptance, which helps the red … Read More

An Interpretation of Hemingway’s The Sea Change from the Perspective of Queer Theory

Jiamin Fang

pp.291-297

Abstract: Queer theory, an emerging perspective in literary criticism, provides a distinctive approach to reinterpreting classic literary works. This paper examines Ernest Hemingway’s short story The Sea Change from the perspective of queer theory. The female protagonist is perceived as a “queer” figure by her male lover, the bartender, and the society. The derogatory labeling of the woman as “queer” presents a dilemma for both characters. Through an exploration of identity conflicts, the study reveals … Read More

Finding a Way Out: A Study of the Female Image in Anna Christie

Zhen Yang

pp.298-301

Abstract: Anna Christie is the second play to win the great American playwright Eugene O 'Neill the Pulitzer Prize. The heroine Anna is oppressed in the patriarchal society. She leads a miserable life, and her self-consciousness and self-independence are gradually aroused. She resists the social injustice and inequality in her own way. Based on the novel text, this paper analyzes the image of Anna from the following aspects: the personality, the absence of paternal love and the awakening of … Read More

Imagery Actualization in English Translation of Chinese Classical Prose from the Perspective of Gestalt Theory

Ruxin Pang, Ruyi Pang

pp.302-311

Abstract: As a vital means to promote Chinese traditional culture overseas, translation of classics is an integral medium to get more say in the dissemination of Chinese culture internationally. With Chinese classical prose loose in forms but condensed in meanings, its translation is a combination of science and artistry. Gestalt theory has the interdisciplinary nature of translation aesthetics and psychology, which has methodological significance for guiding the overall translation of Chinese classical … Read More

Analysis of the Path of Protecting Enterprise Data Rights and Interests in China

Ruwei Liu

pp.312-321

Abstract: In the era of big data, data has gradually become the most important production factor and resource for enterprises, and disputes caused by enterprise data have also emerged endlessly. The existing framework for protecting enterprise data rights and interests in China has many shortcomings in theory and practice, which cannot properly solve problems and is not conducive to the development of the digital economy. Therefore, it is urgent to establish a protection method for enterprise data rights … Read More

Stereotypical Representations of Female Characters in Film and Television in the Context of the Male Gaze and Their Breakthrough

Ruiqi Wang, Zhishan Liu

pp.322-329

Abstract: By the end of the 19th century, the first wave of feminism emerged, advancing the plea and perspective of gender equality. This introduced feminism to the public's attention for the first time. With the development of diverse media as well as the cultivation and awakening of female consciousness, this has led to an increasing demand for female-oriented works in the fields of art, film, and other cultural and spiritual domains. However, in the context of the entire patriarchal society, many, … Read More

Current Situation, Challenges and Optimization Path of Chinese Language Education in Russia in the Post-pandemic Era

Hui Yang

pp.330-341

Abstract: The post-pandemic era has brought to the forefront the pressing matter of the development trajectory of Chinese language education in Russia, which warrants attention from the international Chinese language education community. Strengthening the research on Chinese language education in Russia in the post-pandemic era can help enrich the cases of the development of Chinese language education in the post-pandemic era, and provide references for the development of Chinese language education in … Read More

Comparative Study on the English Translation of Mountain Images and Water Images in Shijing from the Perspective of Three Beauties Theory

Ruyi Pang, Ruxin Pang

pp.342-351

Abstract: Shijing, the onset of ancient Chinese poetry and the earliest collection of poems worldwide, has a wide range of subjects and rich contents with the time-honored Chinese civilization and unique cultural aesthetic connotation. Its long-standing overseas translation not only provides abundant research materials for many sinologists, but also plays a positive role in the international dissemination of Chinese culture. Besides, image is the soul of poetry, and one of the recurring images in many … Read More

Visualized Creative Graphics Expression in the Dynamic Research of the Intelligence Media Era

Siqi Xue

pp.352-355

Abstract: In the era of intellectual media, visualized creative graphics expression became one of the important ways of information dissemination. This thesis aims to study the dynamic trend of visualized creative graphics in the era of intellectual media, explore its applications, problems, and future prospects. The problems of technological innovation, multimedia integration, and user interaction in this field revealed the widespread application of creative dynamic graphics in the fields of digital … Read More

Research on the Optimization of Public Facilities in Old Blocks of Guangxi

Chenyu Yang, Liyan Gong, Jian Zhang, Jiahui Yang, Junru Ren

pp.356-359

Abstract: This paper builds on the problem that under the background of the aging society, the function of public facilities does not adapt to the growing life needs of modern society, especially it cannot meet the special environmental needs of the increasing number of elderly people. The project selects Kunshan Huayuan Community in Guilin city, which has the majority of the elderly, and strives to improve the low suitability of public facilities through aging design and sustainable design, insufficient … Read More

Exploration and Practice on Teaching Reform of Bilingual Courses in Finance

Zheng Zhang, Huiyi Pang, Wenxue Wang

pp.360-363

Abstract: In the bilingual teaching model of Chinese universities, the classroom teaching reform of financial courses seeks to integrate immersive education on the premise of meeting the requirements of the Ministry of Education to improve students' bilingual professional abilities and comprehensively evaluate student performance. However, the teaching reform of financial bilingual courses is also facing unprecedented development difficulties. Therefore, the article combines the actual classroom situation … Read More

The Influence and Significance of Contemporary Art Trends on Modernist Design

Siyu Wang

pp.364-368

Abstract: This paper analyzes the rise and development of art trends, analyzes the significance of contemporary art trends through art trends and the understanding of each art trend, and combines the characteristics of each school to explain the significance of contemporary art trends. By gradually analyzing the development of early art trends from point to point, and taking modernist design as the research object, the influence of contemporary art trends on modernist design is analyzed in terms of style … Read More

Application of the Offense of Sexual Assault by Persons with Care Responsibilities under the Perspective of Positive Criminal Law

Jie Cao

pp.369-378

Abstract: The offense of sexual assault by persons with care responsibilities, introduced in the 11th Amendment to the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, is a typical example of the development of positive criminal law in our country. It aligns with the legislative trend of phased protection for minors in the international community and optimizes our country's norms on sexual offenses. The unlawful nature of this offense lies in the exploitation of underage females by special duty personnel … Read More

The Influence of Minimalism in Contemporary Art Thought on Visual Communication Design

Zixuan Pei

pp.379-383

Abstract: Contemporary art trends have various influences on visual communication design in modern art design, and they influence each other and develop together in this era of art. In the diversified background of today's world, art trends are constantly influencing contemporary art design. As an extremely important school of Western modern art that emerged in the 1960s, Minimalism is the only one that has been able to develop in the United States. It is one of the last schools of modernism that has had … Read More

The Effect of Child Psychological Abuse on College Students' Attitudes Toward Cyberbullying: The Mediating Role of Belief in a Fair World and Gratitude Traits

Shuxia Chen

pp.384-389

Abstract: To explore the effects of child psychological maltreatment on college students' attitudes toward cyberbullying: the mediating roles of Just World Beliefs and Gratitude Trait. The Childhood Psychological Abuse Questionnaire, the Just World Beliefs Questionnaire, the Gratitude Scale, and the College Student Cyberbullying Attitudes Scale were used to investigate 1300 college students. Results: Fair World Beliefs and Trait Gratitude were found to be one of the mediating mechanisms through which … Read More

Exploring the Impact of the Internet Age on International Politics

Ruochen Hu

pp.390-395

Abstract: At the beginning of the 21st century, with the deepening development of the wave of informationization, the world's countries are becoming more and more dependent on the Internet, and the international political efficacy of the information network is becoming more and more prominent in the field of global politics, economy, military and culture, and in addition to the impact of the network era on the international community and the global system, the network era has also become an important … Read More

Analytical Study of Cognitive Emotion Regulation on Parental Psychological Control and Adolescent Suicidal Behavior

Yiren Song

pp.396-402

Abstract: Purpose: To explore the effects of parental psychological control on adolescent suicidal self-injurious behavior and the mediating role of negative cognitive emotion regulation strategies. METHODS: The Parental Psychological Control Scale, the Cognitive Emotion Regulation Questionnaire, and the Adolescent Self-Injurious Behavior Questionnaire were administered to 583 middle school students. Results: (1) Parental psychological control, negative cognitive emotion regulation strategies, and … Read More

Exploring the Relationship between Social Surrogate Use and Interpersonal Stress

Yueping Chen

pp.403-406

Abstract: In previous studies, we found a positive association between depressive symptoms and social surrogate use that cannot be accounted for by increased loneliness or rejection sensitivity. We think that there might be a third common factor-interpersonal stress. Those who have recently experienced interpersonal stress may develop depressive symptoms and also engage in social surrogate use as a means of self-enhancement. Our project collected data from 190 people via a questionnaire that comprises … Read More

The Impact of the U.S. Chip Act and the Chip4 Alliance, and China How to Respond It

Binglei Zhou

pp.407-410

Abstract: On August 9, 2022, local time, U.S. President Biden officially signed the Chip and Science Act. Prior to signing this act, the U.S. proposed the formation of a so-called "Quad Alliance" consisting of the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. This move was aimed at fostering alliances with countries with strong semiconductor industries and collaborating with other nations to suppress semiconductor development in mainland China. However, it is important to note that China has a large … Read More

Analysis of the Evolutionary Trend of International Politics in the Context of the Information Age

Ruochen Hu

pp.411-416

Abstract: International political communication in the information age is the hot spot and focus of international public opinion, and the present era is experiencing a multidimensional, omnidirectional and deep-seated change unprecedented in a century. The subversive development of the economic pattern, the more prominent feature of information weaponized politics, the mediated politics and the politics of illusion, etc. have outlined the problematic field for contemporary international politics, preset … Read More

Effective Application of Dynamic Visual Elements in Web Design

Ao Xu

pp.417-422

Abstract: Through the study of the category and composition of graphic elements in web design, this paper discusses the psychological response, information guidance and auxiliary communication role of graphic elements in the network space. This paper introduces a method of representation of visual elements in dynamic scenes based on attention sequence. A method of constructing observation vector based on multiple visual elements is proposed. Secondly, the text graphics and music graphics of information … Read More

Reform of Industry Education Integration Teaching in Equipment Manufacturing Majors from the Perspective of Promoting Education through Competition

Yunfei Liao

pp.423-426

Abstract: At present, with the changes in teaching indicators in vocational colleges, various skills and subject competitions have become important ways to evaluate school teaching and student quality. Reconstruct teaching quality evaluation standards by combining competition evaluation standards with teaching practice; Revise daily teaching quality supervision and assessment standards based on core observation elements such as teaching design, teaching implementation, and evaluation in competitions; The … Read More

Research on Interactive Experience based on 3D Game Scene Design

Yiming Liu

pp.427-431

Abstract: This article mainly conducts in-depth research and discussion on 3D game scene design. Firstly, the background and significance of 3D game scene design are introduced, and the importance of good game scene design to improve player experience and game quality is pointed out, Enhance the interactive experience of game players and 3D games, and provide more reference ideas and strengthening opinions for game designers. Read More

An Exploration of Using Form Generation to Expand Creative Ideas and Imagination Based on the Context of Form Generation and Creative Thinking

Xiujiang Tan, Long Tan

pp.432-437

Abstract: Form generation is a technique that helps to expand creative ideas and imagination by changing the form, structure or constraints of a creation to stimulate new ideas. Experiment with different media, such as pen and paper, digital tools, sound recordings, etc., in order to change the creative environment. Use different types of canvas, paper or virtual spaces to allow for experimentation with different creative expressions. Setting time limits, such as 15 minutes to complete a painting, poem, … Read More

Career Development Strategies of Female Teachers in Colleges

Xiaohui Zhang

pp.438-441

Abstract: In information age, with the deepening reform of the educational system and the innovation of teaching modes, the competition in teaching and scientific research among college teachers has become more and more fierce. As the number of well-educated female teachers in colleges is constantly increasing, they also face pressures from career development. Career and gender combined, college female teachers have multiple identities- social, family, professional. With the higher academic requirements … Read More

Harm of the Transcendency of Education Stage and the Preventive Strategies

Wenwen Li

pp.442-446

Abstract: The primary school tendency of kindergarten education not only harms the development of children’s physical and mental health, but also affects the development of children’s education as a whole in China. Although China has begun to deal with the problem of “primary schooling” in kindergarten education, the national and local education authorities have also issued a series of policies and regulations that resolutely prevent the “primary school” of kindergarten education. The problem of “primary … Read More

The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on the Future of Young People's Lifestyles and Media Consumption

Xinyi Zhang

pp.447-455

Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic triggered significant shifts in lifestyle and media consumption among individuals aged 20-25 in the UK. This study investigates the pandemic's impact on their lifestyles and explores post-pandemic adjustments. Additionally, it examines the interplay between media consumption, specifically radio, and the evolving lives of young adults. Through qualitative analysis, 14 in-depth interviews were conducted with UK-based young adults who experienced the pandemic. Utilizing the … Read More

Social Media have Changed Self and Privacy

Junhan Yang

pp.456-460

Abstract: With the advent of social media, people’s lifestyles have changed. According to this phenomenon, the presentation and recognition of the self, the display and exposure of privacy have all changed. To begin with, this paper briefly introduces the concepts of social media, self, and privacy by using Carr, Hayes, Herbert, Goffman, Minan, and so on. After that, the paper turns to the core part, which mainly deepens the change of self and privacy through the change of communication mode. And in this … Read More