College Students’ Mental Health Among Different Racial/Ethnic Groups

Junzhi Wei

pp.1-14 DOI: 10.62051/2cym9q57

Abstract: The mental health of college and university students is a vital component of their academic and personal development. This study examines the mental health of college students from various ethnic backgrounds, with a particular focus on Asian international students in U.S. universities, post-pandemic, as they faced difficulties such as distance from home, cultural differences, language barriers, and connectedness to family and friends. In this study, we recruited 32 college-level participants, 25 … Read More

Preliminary Study on the Reconstruction and Function of the Hyperelongate Neural Spines in the Dorsal Vertebrae of Deinocheirus mirificus (Theropoda: Ornithomimosauria)

Xin Luo, Chunchi Liao

pp.15-26 DOI: 10.62051/5p1vfv02

Abstract: Deinocheirus is a bizarre and unique theropod dinosaur. The holotype of Deinocheirus was discovered in 1976, but its characteristics and phylogenetic position remained largely enigmatic due to the scarcity of fossil material. This changed in 2014 when Lee et al. described two additional specimens, providing a deeper insight into this mysterious creature. Notably, the smaller specimen MPC-D 100/128 preserved a relatively complete dorsal vertebra with hyperelongated neural spines, reaching up to … Read More

A Transitivity Analysis of Ecological Discourse

Kaiqi Zhang

pp.27-38 DOI: 10.62051/7nkykf73

Abstract: Taking the international news reports made by China and Japan in response to the Fukushima nuclear wastewater event as the corpus, this paper makes a comparative study on the use of transitivity resources in the reports of the two countries under the guidance of transitivity theory. It was found that there are opposing differences between the two countries regarding their ecosophy and the purpose of reporting. China takes the maintenance of the global ecosystem as its core point of view, … Read More

The Evolving Role of the EU in the WTO Multilateral Trading System

Chenqing Zhang, Siqi Li, Junwei Chi

pp.39-49 DOI: 10.62051/4fkq3s87

Abstract: The article discusses the European Union's commitment to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and its trade policy. The EU has been a strong advocate for open markets and free trade, with the WTO at the core of its trade policy. However, the article highlights a growing gap between the EU's ideals and its actual practices, particularly during the Doha Round of WTO negotiations, where the EU's leadership was criticized for its stance on agricultural subsidies, services sector liberalization, and … Read More

Navigating Urban Spaces: The Intersection of Civil Religion, Social Identity, and Community Inclusion for Blind Individuals in China’s Rapidly Urbanizing Cities

Wumiao Xie

pp.50-58 DOI: 10.62051/j9w8am16

Abstract: Home to 20.71 million disabled individuals living in urban areas, according to the number collected in the Second National Sampling Survey on Disability conducted in 2006, China’s total population is 1.3 billion, consisting of 6.34% of people with disabilities. The Chinese government has been working toward the goal of improving the quality life of disabled groups, at the same time attempting to integrate them into society. Although policies and urban programs are put in place, they are still … Read More

The Existence of "Human Rights" in Ancient China and Its Contemporary Interpretation

Xike Xia

pp.59-68 DOI: 10.62051/yez9my75

Abstract: There were "human rights" in ancient China, reflected in the human rights thoughts of "Doctrine of Heaven" and "Doctrine of Benevolence" and the practice of protecting basic human rights such as the right to subsistence, development, and freedom. Additionally, the "human rights" in ancient China have distinct characteristics, embodied in the principles of collectivism, obligation orientation, and the concept of freedom, which are significant for the development of contemporary human rights in … Read More

Affiliate Stigma Among Caregivers of Children with Autism: A Review of Impact Factors and Interventions

Xiaohui Li

pp.69-79 DOI: 10.62051/530bkt76

Abstract: Autism, a group of neurological based pervasive developmental disorders, can lead to widespread difficulties in social interaction, communication, and participation in daily activities. Autism significantly impacts both the physical and mental health of children, as well as the health and social lives of their caregivers. This article reviews the concept, assessment tools, personal and social factors, and current interventions related to affiliate stigma among caregivers of children with autism, … Read More

Research on Balancing the Conflict Between Law and Public Opinion in Judicial Judgment

Yanghan Huang

pp.80-89 DOI: 10.62051/8vrpc120

Abstract: The number of Internet users in China has exceeded one billion. With the rapid development of Internet platforms, the channels for expressing public opinion have skyrocketed, and judicial decisions have been placed under unprecedentedly powerful and extensive supervision. The conflict between law and public opinion in cases with high popularity needs to be solved urgently. As a vital means to maintain social order, whether the law can be highly recognized by public opinion is significant for … Read More

Countermeasures for Integrating MOOCs into Chinese Higher Education

Fangfeifei Huang

pp.90-99 DOI: 10.62051/zzsmg083

Abstract: The integration of MOOCs into Chinese higher education has led to significant impacts on traditional educational models. However, theoretical research on MOOCs in China remains extremely deficient, as most studies are introductory and descriptive texts and reports. Students born after 1995, who form the majority of university populations, have independent thought processes, which makes it difficult to continue using the traditional higher education model to meet their learning needs, thus … Read More

Research on Public Education of Art Museum in the New Media Era

Xiaoxi Fu

pp.100-108 DOI: 10.62051/ad84ng69

Abstract: Under the background of the rapid development of emerging media, in order to enhance the influence of public education in art galleries and promote the public to feel the artistic charm more intuitively and effectively, many domestic art galleries have begun to use new media in all aspects of public education and public service in art galleries, and gradually transformed into new art galleries. After the transformation, the art museum will no longer be a research institution for collection and … Read More

Study on the Cross-cultural Communication Path of Chinese Excellent Traditional Culture under the Background of the Belt and Road

Chunyan Pan

pp.109-114 DOI: 10.62051/zc215116

Abstract: This paper mainly discusses the content of Chinese excellent traditional culture and the advantages of Chinese excellent traditional culture dissemination under the background of "One Belt, One Road", and on this basis, according to the background of "One Belt, One Road", it puts forward the cross-cultural dissemination path of Chinese excellent traditional culture, so as to promote the dissemination of China's excellent culture and enhance China's international influence. On this basis, the … Read More

Data mining-based personalized learning manual customization for smart classrooms

Jingyang Liu

pp.115-121 DOI: 10.62051/hhn6tr10

Abstract: With the development of intelligent education, personalized learning has become an important way to improve students' learning efficiency and effectiveness. In this paper, a method for customizing personalized learning manuals for smart classrooms is proposed based on data mining technology. First, students' learning behavior data are collected through the smart classroom and preprocessed and feature extracted. Then, data mining technology is used to analyze and classify students' learning … Read More

Causes and Effects of the Global Financial Crisis - A Comparative Analysis of Previous Financial Crises

Ruofei Wu

pp.122-129 DOI: 10.62051/sk650x12

Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to analyse the causes and effects of the global financial crisis and to reveal its common features and unique factors by comparing financial crises in different historical periods. The study shows that excessive leverage, inadequate financial regulation and international capital flows are the main causes of the crisis, while policy failures, external shocks and internal vulnerabilities are the unique background of each crisis. Financial crises had far-reaching … Read More

Challenges and Opportunities in the Global Dissemination of Chinese Traditional Culture in the New Media Era

Jingyi Zhao

pp.130-137 DOI: 10.62051/56hp0a60

Abstract: This paper explores the challenges and opportunities that Chinese traditional culture faces in the global dissemination process during the new media era. By analyzing the impact of new media technologies on cultural communication, the paper highlights how these technologies can both support and hinder the global spread of traditional Chinese culture. The study uses a combination of literature review and case studies to examine the key factors influencing the effectiveness of cultural … Read More

Research on the art and folk meaning of wedding clothes in Shanxi in the Qing Dynasty

Wenjing Chen, Yufei Li

pp.138-143 DOI: 10.62051/86m40082

Abstract: As a product of the integration of national etiquette and regional culture, Shanxi wedding clothing in the Qing Dynasty has the functions of social education, folklore and emotional expression. To a certain extent, it reflects the change of dynastic politics and the meaning of the prototype of life. Based on the context of time and the relevant historical materials of the physical map and the local chronicles of Shanxi, the article explores the art and folk meaning of wedding dress in Shanxi in … Read More

Research on the Reform Strategy of Project based Experience Teaching in User Interface Design Courses

Yingyi Huang

pp.144-150 DOI: 10.62051/kwd5wb80

Abstract: With the continuous development and progress of media forms, the curriculum system of art and design majors in universities is also undergoing changes. The UI interface design course, as an interdisciplinary subject centered around the principle of "user experience centered" design, aims to find a student-centered digital project-based practical teaching mode. It aims to construct teaching strategies such as "multi-dimensional situational experiential", quantitative standardization, and a hybrid … Read More

Research on The Social Impact of China's Reality Show

Wancen Zhao

pp.151-154 DOI: 10.62051/qbnrgc77

Abstract: In recent years, on the TV screen, the reality show has become a type of program that has attracted the attention of various star channels. In 2020, more than 445 reality shows will be broadcast on major TV and network platforms. According to the data in the first half of 2024, China 's variety market is flourishing, with a total number of variety shows exceeding 300, an increase of 10 % year-on-year. This data further confirms the growth trend of the number of domestic reality shows, and … Read More

Research on the International Communication Effect of “Genshin Impact” on YouTube From the Perspective of Interaction Ritual Chain Theory

Haoqi Zhang

pp.155-161 DOI: 10.62051/0d8esf45

Abstract: Based on the interaction ritual chain theory, this study conducts in-depth research on the international communication of “Genshin Impact” on YouTube. In addition to analyzing the international communication of popular videos with “Genshin Impact” as the keyword on YouTube, this paper reveals the focus of the audience through word frequency statistics and figures out its communication mechanism from the perspective of interaction ritual chain theory. Finally, the paper summarizes the … Read More

Face Recognition Technology Ethical Governance Issues

Lan Ma, Yaqiong Peng, Changmao Cao

pp.162-168 DOI: 10.62051/9m5ra064

Abstract: Face recognition technology is a biometric recognition technology based on computer technology to identify people's facial features. When modern intelligent societies commonly use machine "face authentication" to prove individual identity, this common behavior will bring various risks, including the risk of the technology itself and the social risks of technology abuse. From the perspective of governance, the construction of a governance framework that includes ethical principles and a … Read More

The Impact of the Spirit of the Scientific Revolution on Human Rights in Modern Constitutions

Xingyi Li

pp.169-174 DOI: 10.62051/53hppx79

Abstract: This paper explores the profound impact of the Scientific Revolution on modern constitutional law and human rights. It traces the evolution from early constitutional forms in classical antiquity to the transformative shifts introduced during the Enlightenment. The paper highlights the development of constitutional law from its rudimentary beginnings, such as the Magna Carta, to the more sophisticated frameworks of modern constitutions shaped by the Enlightenment ideals of equality, liberty, and … Read More

Education of Translation Project Management Awareness through the Lens of CATWOE

Jiameng Sun

pp.175-182 DOI: 10.62051/08470z10

Abstract: This thesis investigates the integration of CATWOE analysis, a component of Soft Systems Methodology (SSM), into the education of translation project management. The goal is to enhance awareness and decision-making skills among students or future project managers in the translation industry. By applying CATWOE, educators can provide a structured framework for understanding complex project environments, identifying key stakeholders, and improving strategic thinking. This study employs a case … Read More

Spatio-Temporal Processing of Editing Points-Research on Short Video Editing Theory and Paradigm

Peixuan Li

pp.183-186 DOI: 10.62051/425zyc81

Abstract: With the popularity of mobile Internet and the rise of social media, short video has become an indispensable part of people 's daily life. As the core link of short video production, editing not only affects the narrative effect and appreciation of short video, but also directly affects its communication and influence through carefully designed editing points and space-time processing. The purpose of this paper is to deeply explore the theory and paradigm of editing points and their … Read More

The relationship between information acquisition and smartphone-using of elderly people in Western Rural China

Simin Yin

pp.187-195 DOI: 10.62051/01mkvy56

Abstract: Although overall Internet penetration in China continues to increase, smartphone penetration among rural elderly remains relatively low. What limits older people’s in-depth development and use of smartphones as a new information channel is no longer economic factors but their information quality and needs. This paper takes rural elderly people as research subjects and investigates four villages in Xi 'an Shanxi Province. Combining a questionnaire survey with a semi-structured interview, this … Read More

Research on the Innovation of International Communication Models of Chinese Modernization in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

Fangni Li

pp.196-200 DOI: 10.62051/mxpepv12

Abstract: Amidst profound global changes, China's international communication faces both unique challenges and significant opportunities. To navigate this dynamic environment, it is crucial to construct a narrative framework reflecting the distinctive features of Chinese modernization, thereby challenging Western discourse dominance and fostering a favorable global public opinion. This paper examines the innovation of China’s international communication model within the AI era, addressing the complexities … Read More

Betting on the Stars: Fate and Faith in Girolamo Cardano’s Analysis of His Own Life

Yunfan Liu

pp.201-205 DOI: 10.62051/c8092413

Abstract: Throughout the Renaissance, the major discussion on whether humans have free will is primarily incompatible with the belief in destiny. Girolamo Cardano, the Italian polymath and astrologer, has stalled into existential crises. Through his autobiography, The Book of My Life, Cardano’s faith in the predestined fate predicted by astrology and the desire for freedom and self-will collided, eventually leading to new ideas about the coexistence of human potential and the laws of nature. This research … Read More

Rescue and Excavation: Research on Establishing Digital Archives of Xibe Culture

Xin Li

pp.206-210 DOI: 10.62051/cp11qe35

Abstract: Digital globalization has become a mainstream development trend. With the advent of the internet age, the rise of digital technology has provided new channels for the dissemination and development of traditional culture with ethnic characteristics. At present, ethnic culture is facing many problems due to the erosion and influence of natural and social factors. How to use digital technology to promote ethnic culture towards the world is an important issue in strengthening international … Read More

Ethical Difficulties of the Elderly Challenges and Opportunities in the smart phone era

Xin Zeng

pp.211-217 DOI: 10.62051/vr328159

Abstract: This paper analyzes the ethical problems encountered by the elderly in China when using smart phones, such as information security and operation problems. Despite the convenience of smartphones, older people also face challenges, such as difficult password entry and poor operating experience. By investigating the elderly in Shanghai, the article explores their experiences and difficulties in smart life, and proposes improvement strategies, including strengthening intergenerational integration, … Read More

Research on Teaching Methods of Electronic Technology Courses from the Perspective of Learners

Xinwei Gao, Jing Zhao, Jingna Cui, Wenbin Zheng, Kun Yang

pp.218-224 DOI: 10.62051/cmg8zj34

Abstract: This paper aims to examine the issues and challenges encountered in teaching electronic technology courses from the perspective of learners. It explores the content and characteristics of the course and proposes teaching methods based on learners' cognitive foundations. By enhancing learner engagement, enabling personalized learning, employing project-driven teaching methods, and promoting interdisciplinary integration, the study seeks to optimize the teaching methods of electronic technology … Read More

An Exploration of Blended Teaching of College English in the Context of Artificial Intelligence

Ting Wu

pp.225-230 DOI: 10.62051/988fsf27

Abstract: In the context of the current era of big data, artificial intelligence has become a widely utilised technology in higher education, providing technological support for university teaching. In contemporary educational contexts, the role of the teacher has evolved beyond that of a mere transmitter of knowledge, becoming instead a mentor and facilitator of learning. As AI technologies continue to evolve, the challenge arises of integrating these technologies in ways that enhance the efficacy and … Read More

Development and Enlightenment of Artificial Intelligence Writing to Linguistics

Junni Li

pp.231-239 DOI: 10.62051/gzab6s71

Abstract: With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI), text generation has become a field of great concern. However, there are few related studies from the perspective of linguistics. Natural language processing technology should have been combined with linguistics, but traditional linguistics cannot provide sufficient theoretical support for large language models. Thus, linguistics is getting farther away from the needs of the times. This paper aims to analyze why the integration of large … Read More

Psychological Stress and Coping Strategies in Modern Society

Runyu Ma

pp.240-247 DOI: 10.62051/g1201673

Abstract: This paper discusses psychological stress and its coping strategies in modern society. With the rapid development of society, individuals are faced with multiple stressors, including work, family, relationships, economic, socio-cultural and health. Psychological stress not only has an impact on physical and mental health, but may also lead to behavioural problems and deterioration of social relationships. In order to effectively cope with psychological stress, individuals can adopt various … Read More

Study on the Poetic Image Significance of Li Cangdong's Film 'Burning'

Jun Dai

pp.248-250 DOI: 10.62051/r22xg094

Abstract: Director Li Cangdong's film "Burning" stands out in the field of film art with its unique poetic imagery. Through rhetorical devices such as metaphor and symbolism, it presents life themes such as existence and nothingness, search and loss in a poetic way, constructing a philosophical and profound visual world. This article will use a combination of text analysis and film interpretation to deeply analyze the profound significance of the poetic imagery presented in 'Burning'. Read More

The Path to Emotional Independence and Self-worth Realization for Contemporary Women from a Feminist Perspective

Yilin Dong

pp.251-257 DOI: 10.62051/rmfqks14

Abstract: Since its broadcast in June 2024, the TV series The Tale of Rose as gained immense popularity. The series taking a female perspective,narrates the spiritual growth journey of the lead character Huang Yimei.Through the baptism and precipitation of several romantic relationships,Huang Yimei undergoes a transformation from being the "other" to achieving "self." In terms of female character portrayal, the series creates multi-faceted and rounded female figures with distinct personalities and various … Read More

A Revolutionary Approach to Homeschooling--Exploring the strategy of home instruction for infants and toddlers aged 0-3 years old

Yukai Zou

pp.258-262 DOI: 10.62051/9n3mra85

Abstract: One of the effective and convenient modes of home education for infants and toddlers aged 0-3 years old is home guidance, which is based on the actual needs of home education, and also promotes the personalized development of infants and toddlers and one-on-one guidance, which has its unique advantages. In this paper, based on the practice of home instruction in early education, we explore the methods and strategies of home instruction in family education, so that it can become an active … Read More

Research on the ethical issues of digital communication technologies in the context of new media and their countermeasures

Mo Shi

pp.263-266 DOI: 10.62051/1gxfsw57

Abstract: This paper delves into various aspects of ethical issues surrounding digital communication technologies in the new media environment, including personal privacy breaches, the spread of false information, and intellectual property infringement. It proposes targeted solutions, such as improving laws and regulations, enhancing ethical education, and establishing robust oversight mechanisms to tackle these challenges. Furthermore, through case analysis, it reveals the potential threats that ethical … Read More

The Status of Indigenous Languages under Globalization

Nijing Shen

pp.267-274 DOI: 10.62051/8ze04c21

Abstract: This paper examines the impact of dominant languages on indigenous languages in a globalized context, emphasizing the influence of dominant languages on local systems through Appadurai’s theory. Analysis of indigenous language documentation in the Philippines, Heilongjiang Province in China, and Morocco demonstrates how the migration of foreign ethnic groups and the influx of ideologies alter local language systems. Language assimilation policies employed by dominant cultures in various regions … Read More

A study of Douyin bugle, a poisonous tongue film from the perspective of narrative theory

Qingyue Li

pp.275-279 DOI: 10.62051/hpxtkx97

Abstract: In 2016, Douyin APP, which is based on the mobile Internet, rose rapidly as soon as it was launched, becoming one of the most popular short video platforms. Among all kinds of short video types, short video of film commentary type gradually occupies a place, with the short video industry competition to enter white-hot, some of the best UGC content creators are also slowly making the transition to more professional PGC-style professional operations. Among them, the poison tongue film follows the … Read More

A Study of Strategies for Improving the Professional Identity of Higher Education Students

Xue Huang, Dandan Li

pp.280-284 DOI: 10.62051/ex2wm684

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to explore effective strategies to enhance the professional identity of higher vocational students. Relevant experimental data were collected through questionnaires and interviews with students in Chongqing Hailian Vocational Technical College. The results of the analysis show that factors such as teaching methods, practical teaching, career planning guidance and campus culture have an important impact on the professional identity of higher vocational students. Based … Read More

The Inheritance and Development of Xibe Costume Culture in Shenyang

Huiwen Tan

pp.285-288 DOI: 10.62051/752qs822

Abstract: The Chinese costume culture is a precious world cultural heritage, in the traditional costume culture, few Ethnic clothing is an indispensable cultural treasure. Under the rapid advance of globalization and modernization, ethnic minority clothing culture is constantly impacted. How to inherit and develop has become an important issue today. Historically, Shenyang is a place where ethnic minorities live together, and it is still the place where Xibe has the largest population. Xibe, a people with … Read More

Measurement analysis of traditional culture YingGeWu: from the perspective of cultural soft power and cultural confidence

Canbin Zheng, Shuqin Li, Peixian Chen

pp.289-294 DOI: 10.62051/fn3bm150

Abstract: The Outline of the 14th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development of the People's Republic of China and the Long-Range Objectives Through the Year 2035 proposes the need to improve the system for the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, emphasizing that intangible cultural heritage is an important carrier of cultural spirit and national identity. Yingge dance, one of the most representative folk cultures in the Chaoshan region, was included in the … Read More

The Specific Application of Big Data Analysis in the Development of E-commerce Marketing

He Li

pp.295-300 DOI: 10.62051/fs468251

Abstract: With the rapid development of technologies such as big data, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things, the application of big data has become increasingly widespread. The adoption of these new technologies has impacted the traditional business environment, simplifying the traditional business model from production and logistics to sales, primarily through e-commerce marketing, thereby shifting the market from a seller-centric to a consumer-centric approach. In online e-commerce, buyers and … Read More

Precise Evaluation of Foreign Language Learning in Intelligent Environment

Ye Liang, Cuiping Zhang

pp.301-305 DOI: 10.62051/qxb2jr27

Abstract: The reform of intelligent teaching model based on artificial intelligence continues to deepen. The reform of teaching model and the application of advanced teaching approaches have greatly improved the efficiency of foreign language teaching, facilitating students to form self-learning awareness and habits. However, as the main subject of language learning, most test-based assessments can only evaluate the achievement of learning goals, and there is a lack of tracking to learning process, … Read More

Cataloging and the study of ancient Chinese book classification systems

Qiaoxuan He

pp.306-313 DOI: 10.62051/jhf9wg08

Abstract: This paper explores the historical development and interrelationship between bibliography and the ancient Chinese book classification system. By systematically sorting out the book classification methods from the pre-Qin period to the Qing Dynasty, it studies the theoretical contribution and practical application of bibliography to book classification in different historical periods, focusing on the formation and evolution of the four-part classification method of “classics, history, philosophy, … Read More

Research on the excavation and dissemination of rural culture under the perspective of new media

Yingmei Cao

pp.314-318 DOI: 10.62051/j8g4gr28

Abstract: under the perspective of new media, this paper analyzes the important role and unique value of rural culture in the preservation of traditional Chinese culture, explores the impact of new media technology on the excavation and dissemination of rural culture, and puts forward strategic suggestions for the excavation and dissemination of rural culture under the perspective of new media, so as to promote the harmonious stability and sustainable development of rural society. At the same time, it … Read More

Implications of Sino-foreign Cooperative University Cultivation Models for Internationalization Education in Local Universities

Yao Yao

pp.319-325 DOI: 10.62051/wr8w6t23

Abstract: As a model of Sino-foreign cooperative education, the successful experience of the University of Nottingham Ningbo is a profound inspiration for the education reform of local universities. The university strengthens the international vision and local integration, implements the teaching concept of “student-centered”, and emphasizes the cultivation of students' independent learning ability and practical ability. Through diversified teaching methods such as case study teaching and contextualized … Read More

Characteristics of depression prevalence among college students and analysis of depression influencing factors based on BP neural network modeling

Ran Meng

pp.326-332 DOI: 10.62051/k3s7x306

Abstract: Depression is an important influencing factor affecting the mental health of contemporary college students, which has an important impact on the healthy development of college students' physical and mental health and the cultivation of sound personality, and it is of great practical significance to find out the influencing factors affecting college students' depression. This paper adopts a present investigation study, finally selects college students identified as depressed status in 10 … Read More

Media Literacy in the Gaming World: Empowering Youth in the Digital Age

Xian Wang

pp.333-340 DOI: 10.62051/5m67gg90

Abstract: In the digital age, games have become an indispensable media form in young people’s lives. This article aims to provide an in-depth look at media literacy in the gaming world in order to enable adolescents to participate more fully in the media environment in the digital age. By clearly defining media literacy, we analyze the nature of games as a special medium, and explore the benefits of media literacy for teenagers and the challenges faced by the digital age. This article first introduces the … Read More