Exploring Big Data Technology in Human Resources Decision-Making

Lizhi Wang, Xi Li, Yulun Zhang

pp.1-4 DOI: 10.62051/vg429a37

Abstract: With the widespread application of big data technology, human resources decision-making faces new opportunities and challenges. This paper explores the application of big data technology in human resources management and its potential impact, providing an in-depth analysis of the transformation of the role of HR managers in the era of big data. Firstly, the application of big data enables HR professionals to make more effective strategic business decisions by eliminating biases in … Read More

Research on the Modular Design Strategy of Old Community Facilities for the Elderly based on "Gerontology"

Zifan Zhou, Cheng Zong, Xiaohua Chen, Qiuxiao Wu, Yuwei Bai

pp.5-13 DOI: 10.62051/x2f9f088

Abstract: With the intensification of the aging of the population, the adaptation of community space to the elderly has become an important issue that needs urgent attention in the renewal of community space. In view of the contradiction between the current public space facilities in old communities that are difficult to meet the growing needs of the elderly, this paper takes the old communities in Beijing as the research object, studies the modular design of the facilities suitable for the elderly in the … Read More

Advantages and Limitations of Information Technology in Preschool Education Teaching

Yanan Wang

pp.14-18 DOI: 10.62051/093hkf34

Abstract: With the progress of society and economic development, the innovation of information technology is rapidly changing our way of life and work. This change not only affects adults but also deeply influences our children, especially those in the early stages of education. The application of information technology in preschool education can greatly enrich educational content and provide diverse teaching methods. Through multimedia forms such as animations, music, and videos, teachers can vividly … Read More

Discussion on the Education Path of Socialist Core Values for College Students

Jinxu Chen

pp.19-26 DOI: 10.62051/2q2hpg31

Abstract: College student party members are in the critical period of maturing their world view, outlook on life and values, and their value orientation and ideological concepts are easily strongly influenced by various external factors and social environment, which brings about many violent shocks at the value level, which has a negative impact on the formation and development of college students' values to a certain extent. After the Party Central Committee put forward the core socialist values, college … Read More

The Study of the Qing Dynasty Yanyanyue

EMILY YI ZHANG

pp.27-32 DOI: 10.62051/6dn50h76

Abstract: During the Qing dynasty, Yanyan Yue served as a backdrop to court ceremonies and a dynamic platform for cultural diplomacy. Innovations in banquet music during this period reflected a blend of Han Chinese and Manchu traditions, allowing the Qing court to celebrate its grandeur and sovereignty through these musical expressions. This paper summarizes the evolution of Yanyan Yue, especially the development of Yanyan Yue in the Qing Dynasty, and combs the composition of the musical instruments of … Read More

Constructing and Disseminating Urban Cultural Tourism Media Image through Short Videos

Fuyu Zhang

pp.33-37 DOI: 10.62051/9ne93724

Abstract: With the widespread adoption of mobile internet and the rise of short video platforms, the modes of information dissemination are undergoing profound changes. As an emerging content format, short videos, characterized by their intuitiveness, vividness, and fragmented nature, have rapidly occupied a significant amount of user time. This is particularly true for the construction and dissemination of urban cultural tourism media images, where short videos have become an indispensable tool. Urban … Read More

Analysis of the Development of Hong Kong Modernist Literature from The Drunkard

Chenyang Zhong

pp.38-43 DOI: 10.62051/ckpktt20

Abstract: The Drunkard is the first stream-of-consciousness novel in China. Liu Yichang used inner monologue, time montage, metaphor, metaphor and implication to describe the stream-of-consciousness of the drinkard and the inner world of the literati, which is full of contradictions caused by reality in Hong Kong society where money is first. Through the method-of-stream of consciousness, it expresses the drunkard's inner adherence to serious literary creation and compromise to reality. The pursuit of … Read More

The Thought of Governing Country and Employing People in the Period of Emperor Wu of Han

Ruorui Wang

pp.44-49 DOI: 10.62051/xzr2m512

Abstract: The Han Dynasty is of great significance to the process of the unification of China, and the system of the Han Dynasty also laid the foundation for the political system of China for more than 1,000 years. Among them, Emperor Wu was the key figure in the transition of the Han Dynasty system. Scholars generally summarize the ruling thought of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty as external Confucianism and internal law, which is not accurate. From the analysis of the selection and appointment of the … Read More

The Balance between "Negative Liberty" and "Positive Liberty"

Weining You

pp.50-55 DOI: 10.62051/dbrqc373

Abstract: John Stuart Mill, a prominent figure in classical liberalism, inherits the emphasis on individual spirit from earlier liberals such as Locke. He expanded this notion to include social liberty on the basis of political liberty, deepening the public understanding of individual freedom. To some extent, Mill's recognition of negative liberty and human diversity also corrects the classical political philosophy's singular and universal natural purpose. Moreover, his proposal of positive standards and … Read More

Composition Color Space: Three Key Words in Art Design

Zhongheng Wang

pp.56-62 DOI: 10.62051/jvnz5g57

Abstract: As found in the practice of arts, which is the same as of sciences, a design without imagination is like the water running from nowhere and trees without roots, deprived of vitality and artistic appeal. As illustrated in the old saying that a thousand li journey is started by taking the first step, the three compositions work as both the foundation of art design and provider of unlimited imagination and creativity for urban design and city planning. Read More

Study on the Causes and Effects of Foreign Language Learning Anxiety among Chinese College Students

Yi Su, Xiaoyu Chu

pp.63-70 DOI: 10.62051/0p9tra44

Abstract: This study delves into the causes and impacts of foreign language learning anxiety among Chinese university students, a topic of significant relevance in the context of China's increasingly globalized educational landscape. Recognizing the crucial role of language proficiency in both academic and professional arenas, this research aims to unravel the multifaceted nature of anxiety experienced by students in learning foreign languages, particularly focusing on the Chinese higher education … Read More

On the Constitutionalization of Chinese Citizens’ Environmental Rights

Xinyue Liu

pp.71-77 DOI: 10.62051/b1j3hq95

Abstract: The citizen’s environmental right is an important part of the modern legal system. It aims at protecting the basic rights and interests of citizens, promoting environmental protection and sustainable development. The right needs to be effectively guaranteed and implemented through laws, policies and social actions. Environmental rights have been gradually accepted by all countries in the world. Although the idea of environmental rights into the constitution has a long history, it has a different … Read More

An Investigation of the Influence of MBTI Personality on College Students’ Procrastination

Yiqiu Hu, Wuyuan Guo

pp.78-84 DOI: 10.62051/c0y27x28

Abstract: Procrastination is the act of delaying essential tasks. It involves avoiding immediate action on a task by engaging in unrelated activities, leading to delays. Recognized as a detrimental habit, procrastination significantly impacts college students' lives. Prior research has primarily focused on physiological and environmental factors influencing procrastination. This study investigates the correlation between MBTI personality types and procrastination among college students. Data from 621 … Read More

Philosophical Critique and Decoding Path of Rosa's New Alienation

Pengkun Gan

pp.85-92 DOI: 10.62051/z55kq804

Abstract: The theory of alienation occupies a very important position in Marx's theoretical system. In the Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844, Marx criticizes classical political economy in England starting from alienated labor and puts forward four aspects of alienated labor. The Frankfurt School further developed Marx's theory of alienation and conducted comprehensive investigations on technological alienation, cultural alienation, consumer alienation, and other aspects of modern society's … Read More

Analysis of the Role of Urban Communication and Theme Publishing in Shaping National Image

Yiru Yuan, Letong Wang, Mengjie Bao

pp.93-103 DOI: 10.62051/2h3een74

Abstract: In March 2023, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China called for the whole party to conduct an in-depth study of President Xi's ideological theme of socialism with Chinese characteristics in the new era. Up against new trends, the publishing industry is guided by the global consciousness of "focusing on and trend and serving the overall development", and its expression and forms are in constant enrichment, with theme publishing and publications integrating various fields emerging … Read More

Analysis of the “Hole” in Invisible Man based on Plato’s Cave Allegory

Jiajie Weng

pp.104-108 DOI: 10.62051/qs1qmr39

Abstract: Ralph Ellison’s novel Invisible Man mentions a “hole” the nameless black young man lives in. Telling the story of himself, the invisible man showed readers his transition from hibernating in the “hole” to walking out of the “hole”, which reflects his journey of seeking an effective solution for black people to fit into society. Based on Plato’s Cave Allegory, this paper analyzes how four phases in the invisible man’s journey of seeking the “truth” correspond to the phases in the Cave Allegory. … Read More

Research on the Dissemination and Influence of the English Translations of Journey to the West

Jialing Huang

pp.109-115 DOI: 10.62051/8kqvae35

Abstract: The four great Chinese classics possess a high literary standard and profound thinking, representing four great monuments in the history of Chinese literature. Their translation and dissemination abroad are an important part of the national strategy of "Chinese culture going global", and are incorporated into the major policies of national cultural development. However, previous research on English translations has mostly focused on translation techniques, translator's motivation, comparisons … Read More

Study on the C-E Translation of Government Work Reports from 2019 to 2023 from the Perspective of Eco-Translatology

Fei Kang

pp.116-122 DOI: 10.62051/sm71av33

Abstract: Eco-translatology is a translation theory integrated with ecology. Publicity translation has a vital impact on making Chinese voices go global. Taking the C-E translation of Government Work Reports from 2019 to 2023 as an example, this paper analyzes their translation methods from the perspective of "three-dimensional" transformation, including linguistic dimension, cultural dimension and communicative dimension. At present, eco-translatology seldom focuses on the translation of publicity texts. … Read More

Research on Barrage Text Mining and Emotional Orientation in Online Interactive Learning Videos: Based on the Case Study of "Luo Xiang's Criminal Law"

Yidi Luo

pp.123-131 DOI: 10.62051/vfa0r263

Abstract: This study uses text mining and sentiment analysis methods to analyze the barrage text information of "Luo Xiang's Criminal Law" online teaching videos and sort out the main emotional tendencies of users. The research found that user emotions change with the dispersion of hot topics, showing a decentralized characteristic, and at the same time, users still have a certain lack of capture for the content of online teaching videos in the interactive learning process. It is urgent to clarify the … Read More

Research on National Image Construction and Communication Strategy of Official Media Short Video from Multi-modal Perspective

Jiatong Hu, Yintong Zhu, Zhuo Yu, Jiadi Zeng, Kangkang Shang

pp.132-140 DOI: 10.62051/tyvt1z69

Abstract: With the continuous change of media and information technology, electronic media integrates verbal signs with non-verbal signs, and the mode of information transmission has evolved from a single text discourse mode to a multi-modal discourse mode. In addition, as a new multi-modal communication mode, short video is widely used by mainstream media as a communication tool. In the fierce international competition, how to construct national image through official media short video is a problem that … Read More

Study of Political Document Translation from the Perspective of Eco-translatology: Taking the Report on the Work of the Government from 2019 to 2023 as an Example

Jiaying Li

pp.141-149 DOI: 10.62051/gbrc5323

Abstract: In recent years, China has made many breakthrough achievements in all aspects and gradually moved towards the center of the world stage. At the same time, it is particularly important to do a good job in publicity so that more people can clearly understand China’s political stance and characteristic culture. In China, the Report on the Work of the Government is an important way for us to carry out international publicity work, and its English version plays an irreplaceable role in international … Read More

Analyse the Development of NFT Art from the Perspective of Audience Psychology

Shengjie Cheng

pp.150-152 DOI: 10.62051/7kkzae38

Abstract: With the rapid development of blockchain technology, non-homogenized tokens (NFT) have gradually become a new favorite in the field of digital art. NFT gives the artwork a unique symbol, so that each piece of work can be accurately identified and certified. At the intersection of contemporary art and technology, NFT art has gradually developed into a force. Its rise is not accidental, but the result of various factors. However, the progress of technology does not mean that the development of art … Read More

Spatial Function Diversification: A Case Study of Medical Care Institutions

Mou Lv, Lianya Liu

pp.153-160 DOI: 10.62051/0dn8gb73

Abstract: With the continuous improvement of living levels, people's health needs and psychological needs are getting higher and higher. the functional needs of living conditions and lifestyles are becoming more and more refined, so that the design of diversified spatial functions has emerged. In a limited space, the diversified design is rich in functions, efficient and coordinated, and has the characteristics of adaptability, richness, harmony, unity and intensification of multiple orders. This article … Read More

Research on the Innovative Design of "Pan Wang Seal" Pattern of Yao Nationality in Northern Guangdong

Huilin Guan, Lizhi Wang

pp.161-168 DOI: 10.62051/ysgb8w95

Abstract: As one of the national intangible cultural heritages, "Panwang Seal" pattern is a typical symbol of Yao nationality. It has various forms, bright colors and profound cultural connotation. It has special decorative significance and high research value. It is of great significance to persist, develop and carry forward the excellent traditional culture of Yao nationality by deeply exploring the connotation and style characteristics of Yao nationality's "Panwang seal" pattern in northern Guangdong. … Read More

Research on the Impact of Digital Transformation on Corporate Business Credit in the Context of Double Cycle: Based on the Moderating Effect of Outward Investment

Kexin Zhong, Jianmu Ye

pp.169-180 DOI: 10.62051/j8qcn545

Abstract: This paper empirically examines the impact of digital transformation on business credit, using data from 2013-2022 as a sample. It also studies the impact of outward investment on the relationship between the two in the context of the double cycle. The study demonstrates that the digital transformation of enterprises has a significant positive impact on the availability of business credit. The effect of digital transformation on improving business credit of enterprises is stronger when the … Read More

Affair Caught between Two Worlds: A Transcultural Exploration of the “Asian Lover” in Western Literature and Film

Kuizi Yi

pp.181-188 DOI: 10.62051/j3bqay44

Abstract: Based on L'amant, this paper offers a critical discussion of the representations of the “Asian lover” in contemporary Western film and television works. By focusing on a transcultural exploration of the “Asian lover” that combines close-reading of literary and filmic texts with original archival research in contemporary news reports and government files, this paper examines the ongoing debates surrounding the underlying Western cultural stereotype with the East from a global standpoint. Read More

Exploring Differentiated Intervention Models of Rural Tourism for Rural Revitalization in China

Linlin Lu

pp.189-198 DOI: 10.62051/jnzzc760

Abstract: This article discusses the policy intervention issues faced by rural tourism development in China, which often suffers from a lack of diversity and fails to generate substantial economic and social benefits. To address this situation, the study conducts a comprehensive review of rural tourism literature from both domestic and international sources, and identifies four distinct intervention models, namely, architectural intervention, homestay intervention, red tourism intervention, and religious … Read More

"Internet Witch Hunt" is the Sharp Edge of the Internet Era

Yi Xue

pp.199-209 DOI: 10.62051/3bdxbe62

Abstract: In the Internet era, personal freedom of speech has been fully reflected, but it has also brought a lot of negative effects."Internet witch hunting" refers to human flesh search, information collection, personal attacks on specific people on the Internet, and stirring people's emotions through the Internet. In recent years, with the development of the Internet, Internet rumors and online violence and other phenomena began to spread on the Internet. On online social media platforms, personal … Read More

Awakening and Wandering of Modern Consciousness During the May Fourth Period: A Case Study of Ding Ling’s Miss Sofia’s Diary and Meng Ke

Yanyan Li

pp.210-216 DOI: 10.62051/aq2q5v27

Abstract: Miss Sofia’s Diary and Meng Ke are both novels by Ding Ling in the late 1920s. The publication of Miss Sofia’s Diary caused a great sensation in the literary world at that time, which has been praised by some commentators as "a bomb dropped in this dead literature". The heroine Sofia is the representative of ideological emancipation during the May Fourth Period. Meanwhile, Meng Ke, Ding Ling's first short story, also reflects the awakening of women's modern consciousness in the times and … Read More

Sino-Indian Climate Cooperation under Global Development Initiative: History, Challenges and Opportunities

Shuyu Qin

pp.217-225 DOI: 10.62051/xtbesa65

Abstract: In 2021, President Xi Jinping put forward the Global Development Initiative, and climate change is the key cooperation area of the initiative. Both China and India are developing countries and share many common interests in climate control, which has laid a solid foundation for climate cooperation between the two countries. Sino-Indian climate cooperation began in the 1990s and has gone through many stages, such as exploration, preliminary cooperation, and collaborative leadership. The two … Read More

On the Writing of Natural Imagery in "House by Day, House by Night"

Peiyu Zhi

pp.226-234 DOI: 10.62051/5neaxm19

Abstract: Olga Tokarczuk is a well-known female writer in Poland, whose works often reflect the deep meaning of reality through the description of daily things, and "House by Day, House by Night" is her masterpiece. The imagery in the work involves the grand natural world, from the cosmic celestial bodies to the earthly creatures. By observing celestial bodies, Tokarczuk uses the sun and moon to hint at the change of day and night and the laws of change and immutability in the universe, and uses comets as … Read More

Research on the System of Beneficiary Ratification of Negotiorum Gestio: Reconstruction of Interpretative Theory of Article 984 of the Civil Code

Shuwei Song

pp.235-247 DOI: 10.62051/q3r0ct54

Abstract: Article 984 of the Civil Code stipulates the beneficiary ratification system, but the terms are relatively broad, leaving a large room for interpretation. In order to give full play to the system utility of the Civil Code, realize the integration of norms before and after, and reduce the difficulty of judicial application, it is necessary to clarify the contents of the system with the theory of interpretation. There are many modes of beneficiary ratification system in comparative law and … Read More

Research on the Modernization of China Foreign Commercial Arbitration: From the Perspective of Building an International Commercial Arbitration Center

Jiaqi Ji

pp.248-253 DOI: 10.62051/rzn0td29

Abstract: Under the background of social change and the great development of "Belt and Road" policy, China's international commercial arbitration is facing a higher level of development needs. In order to solve the existing problems, draw on the experience of the world's advanced international arbitration centers, improve the concept of arbitration, and improve the level of arbitration services, China should take the goal of building a China international commercial arbitration center comparable to the … Read More

Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells the Story: Aesthetics of Existence in Never Let Me Go

Haoyue Chen

pp.254-256 DOI: 10.62051/2vnmqv79

Abstract: Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go published in 2005 is characterized by the cloned protagonist and narrator. Focusing on her relationship with Tommy and Ruth, the narrator Kathy recalls their childhood experiences as students in Hailsham and their adulthood as carers and donors. This paper argues that the covert progression of the novel reveals Kathy’s growth in her comprehension of mortality. Through the aesthetics of narration, Ishiguro presents the aesthetic of existence using the art of … Read More

Lao She's Beijing-style Language Reflects the Changes of the Times and the Feelings of the Family and Country

Bao Sheng

pp.257-262 DOI: 10.62051/kf0bd986

Abstract: Lao She is a famous novelist in modern China and has the reputation of "People's Artist". His play "Teahouse" is considered by Cao Yu to be "a treasure in the history of Chinese drama". In "Teahouse", Lao She portrays a series of citizens represented by Wang Lifa, who grew up in Beijing and have a rich "Beijing flavor" in their language. Lao She is also using these original "Beijing flavor" language, through the mouth of these citizen images, to show the changes of modern China and Lao She's … Read More

English Translation of Political Documents with Chinese Characteristics from the Perspective of Eco-Translatology

Yunqi Liu, Lexin Wei, Jiajia Li

pp.263-271 DOI: 10.62051/4j188w32

Abstract: In today’s increasingly globalized world, foreign publicity is particularly important in the exchanges and cooperation between nations, among which the translation of political documents serves as a crucial channel. The Report on the Work of the Government summarizes China’s work over the past year and outlines the prospects for the coming year. Its English translation is often highly concerned both domestically and internationally, making it an important text for foreign publicity. Based on the … Read More

Research on the Status Quo and Dilemma of Minors' Personal Information Protection

Kejia Lou, Jiale Wu, Ziyu Zhou

pp.272-283 DOI: 10.62051/7edhjq16

Abstract: With the rapid development of mobile Internet, minors' personal information is inevitably collected and processed by various information processors. Due to the characteristics of immature mental development and weak risk prediction ability of minors, it is difficult to effectively protect their personal information security. Although China's "Personal Information Protection Law" makes provisions on the protection of minors' personal information, there are still some problems such as … Read More

Research on the Present Situation and Cultivation Strategy of Children's Social Communication Ability from the Perspective of Family-Kindergarten Coeducation

Zhuoying Yu

pp.284-292 DOI: 10.62051/q3r76w72

Abstract: Family and kindergarten are the most vital places for children's life and education. Only by implementing family-kindergarten coeducation can we create a better growing environment for children and empower their peer communication. This study found three main problems, including children's poor peer communication ability, parents' insufficient sense of responsibility, and the severely limited development of family-kindergarten coeducation. Based on the above problems, this study puts forward … Read More

Making Digital Technology Return to The Essence of Government Affairs: Generative Logic and Resolution Strategy of Digital Administrative Burden

Yuhan Liu

pp.293-302 DOI: 10.62051/848k0435

Abstract: Along with the continuous advancement of the digital government construction in our country, in order to effectively build a service-oriented government that the people are truly satisfied with, this article discusses the administrative burden that the digital government brings to the citizens in the implementation process, analyzes the reasons and proposes the solution path, and provides the reference for future research.Based on the interview method, the experience and feelings of different … Read More

Research on the Culture and Awareness of Autism

Yikun Wang

pp.303-311 DOI: 10.62051/me5ad084

Abstract: Autism is a form of disorder having high prevalent rate in more than 80 nations globally, and there have been few studies that examine this disorder from a cultural perspective. In this literature review, an overview of autism’s awareness and culture, citing relevant instances from both advanced and less advanced nations is provided. From the result, it was discovered that ASD are expressed in diverse ways based on various cultures. The level of understanding and perception of caregivers about … Read More

Exploring the Strategies Employed by Kindergarten Teachers in China to Foster Self-regulation Skills among Young Children

Yefan Guo

pp.312-323 DOI: 10.62051/zxf5kr97

Abstract: The self-regulation support strategies employed by Chinese kindergarten teachers and the challenges they face when implementing these strategies are investigated. Self-regulation is considered a crucial aspect of school readiness, and this study focuses on children aged 3-6 years. Through a qualitative approach that involves interviews with six kindergarten teachers, this study explores the different strategies used by teachers to promote self-regulation among young children. The findings show … Read More

Artificial Intelligence in Democracy: Unraveling the Influence of Social Bots in Brexit through Cybernetics

Shuqi Chen

pp.324-329 DOI: 10.62051/kvkf1r94

Abstract: This paper delves into the implications of AI on the democratic process, particularly concerning the manipulation of information flows via cybernetic mechanisms. Through the lens of cybernetics, AI orchestrates information dissemination on web platforms, notably through Social Bots, autonomous programs simulating human behavior to sway public discourse. This study examines how AI's manipulation of information, exemplified by the case of Social Bots in the 2016 UK Brexit referendum, influences … Read More

Were the Enabling Conditions for Sino-US Rapprochement Unique or Could Better Relations Today be Built on Similar Conditions and Foundations?

Dianchen Shen

pp.330-334 DOI: 10.62051/tq46an98

Abstract: The relationship between the United States and China has been a topic of great interest and concern for many decades. The history of US-China relations is marked by periods of both cooperation and conflict. A decisive moment in this transformation occurred at the end of 1978 with the normalisation of diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China (PRC). Ping-Pong diplomacy was a stunning success that not only paved the way for Nixon's trip but also caused a sensation around the world … Read More

Land Dispute and Traditional Customs in the New Territories: Analysis of Tang Kwong Yu Tong Case

Han Shen

pp.335-342 DOI: 10.62051/r7zg8z83

Abstract: In this paper, one of the most important methodologies is the literature analysis, that is, the use of legal provisions and the original text of the judgment as the basis for the interpretation of the Tang Kwong Yu Tong case. Since the second half of the last century, a large number of scholars have been critical of the present-day land administration and traditions in Hong Kong, which have been regarded as a travesty of the law. However, an inquiry into the reasons for the existence of this … Read More

The Enhancement of Student Learning Engagement in EFL Speaking Flipped Classrooms

Linling Zhong

pp.343-349 DOI: 10.62051/p2bgj445

Abstract: Student learning engagement plays an essential role in learning, and it is a valuable factor for effective learning. Meanwhile, in English as a foreign language (EFL), speaking is one of the critical competencies for students. Scholars and educators are looking for a breakthrough to effectively improve student learning engagement and EFL speaking. With the advancement of information and communication technologies developing, the flipped classroom is a new tendency in today’s education and has … Read More

The Plights of Females in Passion by Alice Munro

Zixuan Fan

pp.350-353 DOI: 10.62051/ggrjev62

Abstract: By the study of a collection of novel runaways, the paper can discover the Alice Munro depicts the growth process where some traditional women never give up seeking for the ideal life style in the patriarchal system. Thus, this thesis aims to discuss women’s growth process in Runaway to explore self-pursuit of women’s ideal life style and self-realization process from the perspective of feminism criticism involving a series of topics, such as voice right, self-consciousness, and gender issues. … Read More

Retrospection and Reference: The Early Spread of Marxism in Chinese Universities in the Early 20th Century

Yingqi Xie

pp.354-362 DOI: 10.62051/dsy9wg62

Abstract: At the beginning of the 20th century, universities were an important battlefield for the dissemination of early Marxism, and teachers, as members of intellectuals, played an important role in the early dissemination of Marxism in China. This article, from the perspective of the teacher community, traces and analyzes the background, group characteristics, channels, content, and effects of the early dissemination of Marxism by the teacher community. Taking history as a lesson, it explores the … Read More

Research on the Fit between Douyin Video Creativity and User Psychological Needs

Wenqi Xiao

pp.363-366 DOI: 10.62051/vfzh8955

Abstract: Douyin, a short video application, has swept the globe, becoming an essential tool for millions of users. Behind its success lies a profound charm: the deep fit between video creativity and user psychological needs. This alignment not only brings users an ultimate sense of satisfaction and pleasure but also builds a solid barrier of user stickiness for the Douyin platform. The video creativity on Douyin is diverse, covering humor, dance, food, travel, knowledge sharing, and other fields. The … Read More

Research on the Design and Development of Shenyang Qing Culture derivatives under the Background of Cultural and Tourism Integration

Heng Zhu

pp.367-370 DOI: 10.62051/kx26kq37

Abstract: The current international situation is unprecedented and reflected in various industries, especially the recovery of the international tourism industry is still a very difficult process, in the face of the international environment, domestic tourism is not all a crisis, but crisis and opportunity coexist. Shenyang, as an ancient capital of one dynasty, integrates Manchu culture into cultural and creative derivative products and integrates it with modern design applications, and creates the urban … Read More