An Exploration of Realism in Death Narratives in Contemporary Chinese and Korean New Youth Films from a Global Cultural Perspective

Yadan Liu, Feng Li

pp.1-6 DOI: 10.62051/znmvj607

Abstract: With the advent of economic globalization leading to cultural globalization, countries are integrating and innovating their indigenous cultures while absorbing and borrowing from the film cultures of other nations. Chinese and Korean New Youth Films employ a multi-genre narrative mode combining "youth" with realism. This paper conducts a comparative study of Chinese new youth film Better Days and the Korean new youth film Next Sohee, exploring the influence of global cultural perspectives on … Read More

Research on Short Video Communication Strategy of Live-Streaming Farmers in China’s Rural Revitalization

Yibing Hu, Wenjia Xu

pp.7-16 DOI: 10.62051/9zy4f096

Abstract: With the popularization and flourishing of rural We Media, Live-streaming farmers who use short videos to sufficiently present rural customs and landscapes have emerged. While reshaping the profile of rural areas and the identity of farmers, they have also facilitated the development of "Three Rural Issues", becoming "contributing farmers" which reflect and promote the construction of rural revitalization and digital design. This article conducts a “5W” communication mode on the released account … Read More

Judicial Judgment Standard of Generative Artificial Intelligence and Training Data from the Perspective of Fair Use

Zhenyi Gao

pp.17-30 DOI: 10.62051/2wk20c78

Abstract: With the development of generative artificial intelligence, text and data mining has been put into more applications. However, as a technology for collecting and processing a large number of other works, it faces copyright infringement under the current legal system. As a step in the operation of artificial intelligence, text and data mining is to collect and process existing works and information to realize the behavior of knowledge "reproduction", thus promoting the utilization of knowledge … Read More

Study on the Necessity and Feasibility of Lawyer's Intervention in the Detention Stage of Discipline Inspection and Supervision

Yunfei Yan

pp.31-36 DOI: 10.62051/fgh0mj08

Abstract: The promulgation of Law of the People's Republic of China on Supervision aims to provide strong support to improve the regulatory system in the past. However, this Supervision Law does not stipulate the specific content of lawyer's intervention at the detention stage, and the legitimate rights and interests of the detained object cannot be guaranteed. This paper will explore the necessity and feasibility of lawyer's intervention in detention work from the perspective of the absence of lawyers in … Read More

Criminal Protection of Public Personal Information in the Digital Era

Yuxuan Zhong

pp.37-49 DOI: 10.62051/s8gv7v12

Abstract: The digital era has accelerated the speed and breadth of information dissemination. While enjoying the information dividend, the security of personal information has hidden dangers of leakage. For public personal information, this concern is even worse. On the theoretical level, the secondary authorization theory, the purposiveness theory, and the objective openness standard theory cannot fully respond to the reality and urgency of repeated violations of public personal information. On the level … Read More

Study on the Incidental Consequences of Crime in the Era of Misdemeanor Era

Junyi Tang

pp.50-59 DOI: 10.62051/x33k8t45

Abstract: Under the background of the misdemeanor era, the normative concept and functional orientation of the incidental consequences of crime have changed. Incidental consequences of crime refer to the adverse consequences that are stipulated outside the criminal law and apply to criminals or their relatives, which detract from social evaluation or increase the burden of obligations. The functional orientation is also different in the eras of misdemeanor and felony. There is no distinction between the … Read More

Digital Image Shaping of Micro-celebrity City: Brand Building and Communication of Chongqing City Image on the Platform of TikTok

Keqi Wang

pp.60-69 DOI: 10.62051/ymgetw08

Abstract: This paper aims to discuss how the social media platform represented by TikTok influences and shapes the micro-celebrity city in the digital era. This paper takes Chongqing as the research object. Through in-depth analysis and interviews, it was found that Chongqing is very popular on TikTok because of its unique three-dimensional traffic, magical architecture, and food culture. These elements form a unique visual symbol of Chongqing through creative digital image expression and social … Read More

A Review of Research on Russia’s Strategic Adjustment to the West under the Background of Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Yingyue Qin

pp.70-80 DOI: 10.62051/khknd356

Abstract: This study aims to analyze Russia’s strategic adjustment to the West under the background of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and to sort out and analyze the articles related to Russia’s strategic adjustment to the West in Chinese core journals and foreign journals from 2022 to 2024. This paper summarizes the views of domestic and foreign experts and scholars, and believes that since Russia took special military action against Ukraine, the United States and Europe have imposed unprecedented … Read More

Study of Celie's Portrayal in "The Color Purple" Under the Theory of Androgyny

Junyi Chang

pp.81-88 DOI: 10.62051/f06p0z56

Abstract: The classic novel The Color Purple by black American author Alice Walker outlines the journey of Celie, a black woman in the Southern part of America in the early 20th century, as she grows up under the triple oppression of race, gender and class. Celie is abused by her stepfather and then forced to marry Mr. ____, a widower who already has four children, and lives in daily slave-like worry. However, with the help of other women, Celie gradually awakens from her numb and closed state, thinks … Read More

The Mapping of Shen Congwen in Characters of the Western Hunan world under the Perspective of Identity in the 1930s

Tianyin Deng

pp.89-95 DOI: 10.62051/1hx11k79

Abstract: The 1930s was an important turning point in the history of China's development, and the turbulence of the times also affected the spiritual world of intellectuals. Amidst the literary world of different schools of thought, Shen Congwen, with his unique identity, constructed a world of Western Hunan blending local customs and cultural atmosphere. In the 1930s, Shen Congwen, on the one hand, held fast to his self-identity as a countryman by virtue of his bloodline rooted in the countryside, and on … Read More

Portray from "him" to "her": Case Study on Media Practices and Practical Significance of Chinese Female-themed Bloggers

Jingwen Li

pp.96-105 DOI: 10.62051/ddb5s527

Abstract: The prosperity of new media and self-media has empowered women with more discourse power and influence in self-expression and group advocacy, making female-themed bloggers the emerging agents of gender communication. Through content analysis and text analysis, this paper explores the discourse expression and public influence of female-themed bloggers on social media platforms represented by "Little Red Book." It is found that female-themed bloggers have achieved considerable communication … Read More

Social Media Image Construction and Communication of Sports Athletes

Ruolin Li

pp.106-116 DOI: 10.62051/e9ptnz28

Abstract: With the development of social media, it has become more and more a distinctive phenomenon for sports athletes to present themselves and spread sports culture through operating personal social media accounts. As the national sport of China, table tennis has long enjoyed widespread attention, and the athletes are also the focus of the public. In this regard, this paper selected eight Chinese table tennis athletes in different growth periods in a balanced manner according to the demographic … Read More

Participant Observation and Research on Fitness “Daily Attendance” in the Context of Social Media

Xiangquan Peng

pp.117-125 DOI: 10.62051/9e8q1v18

Abstract: The "fitness fever" emerging in social media platforms has attracted a large number of users to participate in “daily attendance”. Based on participant observation, questionnaire survey and other empirical research methods, this study observes the users who participate in fitness “daily attendance” and webcast influencers who organize fitness “daily attendance”, so as to analyze their behavior characteristics in the context of social media. This paper finds that during the participation in … Read More

Habitus and Cultural Capital in Higher Education: Chinese Students' Academic and Cultural Adaptation at UK Universities

Ruoqian Ma

pp.126-133 DOI: 10.62051/by5szs68

Abstract: This paper explores the challenges faced by Chinese students studying in UK universities, drawing on Bourdieu's theories of habitus, capital, and field. It highlights the difficulties encountered due to language and academic culture shocks. Despite these challenges, the paper argues that with agency and resourcefulness, Chinese students can successfully adapt to the academic and cultural environment. The paper concludes that educational institutions have a responsibility to support international … Read More

Semantic Characteristics of the Emerging Popular Construction "Cloud X" in Modern Chinese Language

Yingyu Luo

pp.134-143 DOI: 10.62051/8njcxg38

Abstract: Accompanied by the development of the Internet and big data, "cloud X" has become a popular construction that is more frequently used in the Internet in recent years. Studying and analyzing the generation mechanism and evolution process of "Cloud X" is of great reference significance for understanding the development of popular words in the new period and the word formation process of popular words. Therefore, this paper analyzes the popular word "cloud X" from the semantic perspective, taking … Read More

China-Russia Cooperation Exchanges in Retrospect and Cultural Communication in Prospect

Wanyue Zhang

pp.144-152 DOI: 10.62051/3waxph81

Abstract: The year 2024 marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Russia. Over the past ten years, the China-Russian Comprehensive Strategic Partnership of Coordination has become increasingly close and deeply rooted in people's minds. The paper reviews the exchanges between China and Russia in the areas of political communication, economic cooperation and cultural exchanges since the 18th CPC National Congress (2012), as well as with the guidance of the … Read More

The Grammatical and Pragmatic Features of the New Popular Construction of “Cloud+X” in Contemporary Chinese

Yingyu Luo

pp.153-162 DOI: 10.62051/dcajky35

Abstract: “Cloud+X” is a popular construction that has appeared and been frequently used in recent years. The study of the grammatical and pragmatic process of "Cloud+X" construction has vital significance for understanding the development of this buzzword in the new era and word creation. The buzzword “Cloud+X” is analyzed from the perspective of grammar and pragmatics in this paper. From the grammatical perspective, this paper will focus on the grammatical characteristics of “Cloud+X” and analyze its … Read More

Miniature Time: A Study on the Narrative and Communication Effects of Online Mini Dramas from the Perspective of Empathy

Ruimin Qin

pp.163-171 DOI: 10.62051/r8etm154

Abstract: In the wave of digital media, art forms such as online short dramas have emerged, quickly gaining market demand and audience love. Based on the theory of empathetic communication, this paper conducts a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the content narrative, media strategies, audiovisual communication, and communication effects of four representative online mini dramas. It is found that online mini dramas have taken shape in forming deep emotional links with audiences, but there are still … Read More

Cultural Comparison between Argentine Yerba Mate and Chinese Tea

Jing Pang

pp.172-178 DOI: 10.62051/k93rgm63

Abstract: As a social phenomenon, tea culture is the product of long-term formation. The fine Chinese tradition has nurtured the rich Chinese tea culture. The Argentine yerba mate has also been endowed with profound cultural connotation and emotional value in the development of history. Although there are differences between Chinese and Argentine tea cultures in terms of origin, drinking methods and social functions, they all reflect the cultural characteristics and historical heritage of their respective … Read More

Analysis on the Teaching Path of Youth Volunteer Service Integrated into Ideological and Political Courses in Colleges and Universities

Zhanhang Wang

pp.179-186 DOI: 10.62051/gnvbgy97

Abstract: The Internet, big data and the Internet of Things are developing like bamboo shoots after a spring rain. Volunteer service on the express train has become an important way for contemporary youth to participate in social practice and improve their quality. As the core course of ideological and political education for college students, ideological and political courses in colleges and universities, how to effectively integrate the elements of youth volunteer service, and improve the effectiveness … Read More

From Irreconcilable Momentum to Establishment of Diplomatic Relations and Cooperation: On the Different Stages of Relationship Transformation between China and the United States after World War II

Diwen Wen

pp.187-193 DOI: 10.62051/hqf0bz29

Abstract: After experiencing the brutal and arduous Second World War, China and the United States, who fought alongside their allies during World War II, shifted their relationship from alliance to hostility due to their own interests, and continued to deteriorate after the Korean War in the 1950s, experiencing more than 20 years of complex international confrontation. During this period of more than 20 years, China and the United States continued to confront and conflict due to the Cold War and their own … Read More

Analysis of Image Interaction and Social Motivation in Virtual Communities

Ke Wang

pp.194-200 DOI: 10.62051/zy1vrs29

Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to explore the relationship between image interaction and social motivation in virtual communities, and take Instagram and TikTok as case studies. First, the conceptual characteristics of virtual communities and the defined forms of image interaction are analysed, and then the classification of social motivation and its impact on user behaviour are explored, as well as the role of image interaction in shaping the social ecosystem, the social atmosphere and the user's … Read More

Educational Innovations in the Fundamentals of Marxism in the Context of the New Era

Chenqi Li

pp.201-207 DOI: 10.62051/xfqrsz04

Abstract: In the historical context of the new era, socialist education with Chinese characteristics faces many opportunities and challenges. With the further deepening of globalisation and informatisation, traditional economic, cultural and technological boundaries are becoming blurred, while bringing about social challenges such as intensified global competition and the polarisation of the rich and the poor. As the world's second largest economy, China is striving to find a development path suitable for … Read More

The Realistic Worries and Reconstruction Path of Integrating Leisure Education into Curriculum from the Perspective of Dewey's Curriculum Theory

Dongnian Zhang

pp.208-213 DOI: 10.62051/v7man488

Abstract: In today's rapidly developing economy, the transition from a working society to a leisure society has made the importance of leisure education increasingly prominent. However, due to the narrow educational concept, leisure education has not received the attention it deserves, making it difficult to realize its true educational value. As a life oriented educational activity, leisure education urgently needs to be integrated into school curriculum. From the perspective of Dewey's curriculum … Read More

Qualitative Study on Playing-related Injury of College Student Pianists

Xiaoyu Miao

pp.214-224 DOI: 10.62051/eczev757

Abstract: This study aimed to investigate student pianists' playing-related musculoskeletal disorder (PRMD) from the perspective of qualitative research. This study used a transcendental phenomenological approach to collect data through one-on-one interviews and focus group discussions. Four themes emerged in these data: experiencing memories of PRMD, pianist's self-awareness, social support, and deal with injury. The findings are highly relevant regarding self-awareness, social relationships, education, … Read More

Women's Identity Construction and Identity from the Perspective of Gender Theory: Examination of Gender Discourse based on the Film Barbie

Shuhua Zheng

pp.225-230 DOI: 10.62051/wytfaa38

Abstract: The Barbie film directed by Greta Govig became a new milestone in feminist cinema when it set a box office record in 2023. The film not only presents the portrayal of women in a patriarchal society, but also critiques gender stereotypes with humour, triggering a global feminist discussion. This paper focuses on the construction of women's identity and the representation of women's identity in the film Barbie from the perspective of gender theory and in four parts. The first part is the … Read More

The Code Analysis of ‘Post-Apocalyptic Era’ Movies: Take Mad Max: Fury Road as an Example

Yuhao Liu

pp.231-236 DOI: 10.62051/7h4sd087

Abstract: In the 88th Academy Awards, directed by George Miller, a "wasteland" theme film "Mad Max 4: Fury Road" is the world's most recognized female theme film. 50% of film history is one of the films in the explosive stage. After it won the Oscar six awards, it has become a "wasteland" theme film's new benchmark. Through semiotics and the Bible, this paper deconstructs the image codes in movies. Based on the symbolic interactionism theory, this paper analyses the character behaviour, identity … Read More

Contemporary Oil Painting Art and Art Market in Real Life

Qisheng Liu

pp.237-240 DOI: 10.62051/1367xt64

Abstract: Since the reform and opening up in the 1980s, in the context of cultural exchange between China and the West, Chinese culture, art, and ideological concepts have undergone tremendous changes. Under the influence of Western painting, the development of oil painting art has further explored and studied modernist painting. At the same time, under the influence of Western modernist painting art, Chinese oil painting art has also shown a phenomenon of a hundred flowers blooming, such as the … Read More

Fabulating Archival Arts: An Exploration of the Complexities of Politics, History, and Memory in a Postmodern Context

Chenyi Wang

pp.241-249 DOI: 10.62051/7nsbs810

Abstract: Archival art, which emerged in the last century, has become a significant influence in the art world, challenging the constraints of traditional historical narratives. It offers viewers a more nuanced and inclusive framework for thinking, providing an alternative engagement with history free from dominant past narratives. This paper undertakes a comprehensive analysis of two significant archival artworks, namely the Atlas Group and Sputnik. Through this analysis, it aims to elucidate the … Read More

The Trend of Media Convergence and its Impact in Journalism and Communication Studies

Yutian Yang

pp.250-255 DOI: 10.62051/9yd2h686

Abstract: The trend of media convergence and its impact in the field of journalism and communication studies has become increasingly evident. As information technology rapidly evolves, the boundaries between traditional and new media are becoming blurred. Various media formats are integrating deeply in terms of content, platforms, and channels, bringing unprecedented changes to the realm of news dissemination. The trend of media convergence not only drives innovation in the ways news is communicated but … Read More

Exploration and Research on the Construction of Applied Undergraduate Majors under the Background of New Liberal Arts

Le Sun

pp.256-261 DOI: 10.62051/2bmm7863

Abstract: In today's society, with the rapid development of information technology and the change of social needs, people's requirements for undergraduate major are getting higher and higher. The traditional undergraduate major setting has been unable to meet the needs of the society, therefore, it is particularly important to explore the construction of undergraduate majors. As a new subject field, the new liberal arts aim to cultivate students' innovative ability, comprehensive quality and … Read More

The Influence of Short Video Music on the Development of Middle School Students' Mental Health: Exploring the New Music Classroom from the Perspective of Music Psychology

Zhe Zhang

pp.262-268 DOI: 10.62051/qdqax623

Abstract: Short video music has a greater and deeper impact on the daily life of junior high school students. In order to explore the causes of its formation, from the perspective of music psychology and therapy, from the characteristics of short video music and junior high school students' psychological development, this paper analyzes how short video music affects the ears of teenagers. Under the influence of mass media, whether music teachers can make use of these characteristics to better apply them … Read More

Research on Interdisciplinary Collaborative Teaching in Cultural Industry Management

Shu Dong

pp.269-273 DOI: 10.62051/0jmf5g30

Abstract: Cultural industry management is a profession that cultivates composite talents who understand both culture and management with the rise and development of China's cultural industry. Based on the analysis of the interdisciplinary characteristics of this major, this article takes Shangluo University as an example to study the shortcomings of talent cultivation in the field of cultural industry management. It proposes measures to optimize talent cultivation in the field of cultural industry … Read More

Research on the Model of Public Physical Teaching in Universities in the Context of Modern Information Technology

Jiageng Tian

pp.274-278 DOI: 10.62051/8vfey075

Abstract: With the advent of the information and network era, new opportunities have emerged for the development of educational and teaching work. In the context of public physical teaching in universities, the rational application of modern information technology based on actual development situations plays a significant role. It can enrich teaching methods, improve teaching efficiency, meet students' diverse learning experiences, and ensure the quality and efficiency of teaching. However, due to … Read More

The Application of Intelligent Architectural Design in Energy Saving and Sustainable Development

Qiang Wang

pp.279-284 DOI: 10.62051/7ck44h61

Abstract: In today's context, energy conservation, emissions reduction, and sustainable development are highly prioritized, and the architectural industry must recognize the value of intelligent buildings to maintain stable growth amidst fierce competition. Intelligent design not only enhances the energy efficiency of buildings, achieving energy savings and emissions reductions, but also significantly improves their safety and convenience, providing a more comfortable living environment for residents. … Read More

Analysis of the Psychological Characteristics of the Audience in Contemporary Chinese Theater Space

Shuhang Zhao

pp.285-289 DOI: 10.62051/n667xz18

Abstract: Since the beginning of 2023, the number of theatre performances in China has increased year by year, and a new round of " theatre defense war " is about to be opened. Whether the operators can keep up with the favorable policies, take advantage of the wind, grasp the new market competition situation, and make timely market response has become a key factor. This paper focuses on the current audience viewing psychology dimension for data sampling and analysis, in order to put forward constructive … Read More

Revolutionizing Drama Education: A Journey through Virtual Simulation Technology

Yaxin Hu, Jack Shu, Mengtian He

pp.290-296 DOI: 10.62051/8q5f2290

Abstract: In this paper, we deeply discuss the practical application of virtual simulation technology in the field of drama teaching. First, we analyze how virtual simulation technology can improve the efficiency of drama teaching through simulation, intelligent interaction and personalized learning. Subsequently, we detail how virtual simulation technology can help educators create more innovative and immersive drama courses. Finally, we delve into the challenges that may arise when integrating virtual … Read More

Aristotle Talks About the Behavioral Theory of "Accidental Combinations"

Yunfeng Zhang

pp.297-304 DOI: 10.62051/0hmq8q92

Abstract: Aristotle raised a profound question in the first paragraph of Z6 in Metaphysics: Is the Accidental combinations the same as what it is? W.D.Ross and Nie Minli have given different explanations about the argumentation process of this paragraph. This paper attempts to restore the content of this paragraph and explain the differences between them. At the same time, it expounds how Aristotle understands the problem of " Accidental combinations " from a broader perspective, and points out that this … Read More

The Impact of WeChat Platform on Social Interaction Under the Perspective of Situational Theory

Qian Shu

pp.305-309 DOI: 10.62051/91c80k11

Abstract: The new media environment will promote new interactions and relationships. This paper attempts to use the situation theory of media to explore the impact of the WeChat platform on social behavior and analyze the new communication scenes created by the WeChat platform, and the new communication scenes have changed the interaction behavior and communication relationship. These issues have become an important exploration of the current in-depth understanding of online social media. This essay … Read More

Reflections on the Application of Digital Design in Future Urban Construction

Qiang Wang

pp.310-315 DOI: 10.62051/e7vm3z27

Abstract: As globalization deepens, it brings new opportunities for urban construction. With the acceleration of urban planning processes and the pressures of population growth, higher demands are placed on urban construction. At the same time, rapid developments in science and technology provide new ideas and directions for urban construction. Digital design, as an emerging design concept and technical method, is becoming an important support for future urban construction. By utilizing advanced … Read More

Characteristics of Coupling between Multi-scale Community Living Circles Public Service Facilities Supply and Spatial Centers

Yuquan Lu, Minjun Cai, Zhe Lai, Hongqing Jiang

pp.316-327 DOI: 10.62051/yhmjkx08

Abstract: In response to changing demand structures due to slower population growth and economic shifts, this study examines the coordination between public service facilities and urban spatial centers, crucial for people-centered community development and spatial agglomeration laws. Utilizing crystal-growth algorithms and spatial autocorrelation, the research algorithmically interprets spatial centers, and conducts kernel density and natural break classification analyses on public service facilities. The … Read More

Research on the Path of Revitalizing and Inheriting Rural Intangible Cultural Heritage from the Perspective of Cultural Governance

Pei Wang, Zheng Liu

pp.328-332 DOI: 10.62051/2t90hc12

Abstract: Intangible cultural heritage is an important component of national culture, carrying rich historical information and cultural connotations. From the perspective of cultural governance, through a series of active and effective strategies and measures, provide sustained support and development momentum for the inheritance of rural intangible cultural heritage. At the same time, sorting out the revitalization and inheritance path of rural intangible cultural heritage can also achieve and promote … Read More

Teaching Practice for Ideological and Political Education of College English based on Production-Oriented Approach

Chi Li

pp.333-336 DOI: 10.62051/eeaz1493

Abstract: “Ideological and Political Education” is the focus of the reform of college English courses in the new era. This article uses Production-Oriented Approach (POA) as the theoretical basis to design classes and takes the College English course as a case to study how to integrate ideological and political elements into the “motivating, enabling and assessing” teaching procedures. It aims to achieve the organic integration of language learning and ideological education, which provides reference for … Read More

Research on the Development and Innovative Management Models of Cultural Creative Parks

Ting Li

pp.337-342 DOI: 10.62051/q1nfcr26

Abstract: Under the backdrop of the knowledge economy and globalization, the cultural creative industry, with its unique innovativeness and high added value, has gradually become a new driving force for economic development. Cultural creative parks, as vital platforms for the development of the cultural industry, have aggregated numerous creative enterprises and talents, becoming significant platforms for urban cultural innovation and cultural exchange. The innovation in development and management models … Read More

Cultivating Critical Thinking Skills among Military Academy Students

Lin Yang, Siwei Chong

pp.343-346 DOI: 10.62051/71e53362

Abstract: In order to implement the new era's military education policy, it is essential for military academy students to possess critical thinking skills to cope with the complex and ever-changing battlefield conditions. However, the cultivation of critical thinking skills is not only a common challenge faced by higher education but also a weakness in talent development within the College English course. It is challenging for instructors to address other qualities that "high-quality" talents should … Read More

Research on The Influence of Internet Subculture on The Values of Young College Students

Shuang Guo

pp.347-352 DOI: 10.62051/jepb5432

Abstract: Internet subculture has novel forms and diverse contents, providing college students with a free space to vent their emotions, release stress, and seek recognition. It has a strong appeal to young college students and affects the formation and change of college students' values. In terms of the formation of college students' beliefs and its impact on faith education, Internet subculture has a dual aspect. It not only has a positive role in promoting the transformation of faith education in … Read More

Exploration and Reflection on the Integration of Contemporary Installation Artworks into Rural Construction

Mo Yu

pp.353-356 DOI: 10.62051/p0gkz666

Abstract: With the acceleration of urbanization, rural development is facing many challenges, but at the same time, it is also pregnant with unlimited opportunities. As an innovative and unique art form, contemporary new installation art is gradually attracting people's attention. In this paper, we will discuss how to integrate new contemporary installation art works into rural construction, bring new cultural flavor and development power to the countryside, and open up a new pattern of artistic rural … Read More

A Spinozist Defense on Freedom of Conscience

Jinze Liu

pp.357-365 DOI: 10.62051/5sqkyc67

Abstract: Spinoza tried to defend freedom of conscience in his political writings. To this end, he offers two arguments, one negative and the other positive. Negative arguments emphasize that a person’s right to judgment cannot be completely eradicated, and positive arguments emphasize the utility of protecting freedom of conscience. I argue that if Spinoza wants to criticize tyranny, he must emphasize positive arguments, even though he emphasizes negative ones more. I respond to Curley’s criticism of … Read More

Research on the Combination of UI and Graphic Design in Museums in the Digital Age

Jian Wu

pp.366-370 DOI: 10.62051/6vww1j63

Abstract: The development of science and technology and the arrival of the digital age have affected every aspect of people's life and work, and museum interactive design has gradually become an important part of exhibition design. Museum interactive design in the digital age can not only increase the audience's participation, but also provide more rich and personalized exhibition experience.The purpose of museum interactive design is to explore the interaction between audience and exhibits in a more … Read More

Study of Chinese Adolescents with Mental Health Problems from the perspective of social inclusion

Yifang Tu

pp.371-375 DOI: 10.62051/3d2ym388

Abstract: Chinese adolescent’s mental health problems are a social concern. Based on the theory of social inclusion and China's cultural background and national conditions, this paper expounds the dilemma faced by Chinese adolescents with mental problems and puts forward solutions from the perspectives of national policies, institutional settings, and schools. Read More

On the Construction and Development of Local Literature in College Libraries in Ethnic Areas

Luocuo Ze

pp.376-382 DOI: 10.62051/ywxv8660

Abstract: Libraries of colleges and universities in ethnic minority areas play an important role in serving ethnic minority students. However, with the times in the context of continuous development, there are many problems in the construction of local literature in the libraries of colleges and universities in ethnic minority areas, which need to be strengthened urgently. In this paper, through the investigation and analysis of the current situation of the construction of the Kangba Literature Library in … Read More

The Integration and New Structure of Chinese Historical Ethnic Cultures in Animation

Yangchenxu Ge

pp.383-387 DOI: 10.62051/5nktqd40

Abstract: In recent years, the development speed of Chinese animation is remarkable. In the past ten years, relying on the cultural treasures formed by the precipitation of China's long history, domestic animation creators have created a number of excellent animation works based on Chinese legends, which have caused a stir in the domestic and international animation markets. However, China's animation works in the past decade still have problems such as insufficient story creativity and single art style. … Read More

Construction and Reflection on College Students' Aesthetic Education based on Cultural Confidence

Anping Lu

pp.388-394 DOI: 10.62051/vfcmka06

Abstract: Aesthetic education is an important content of moral education in colleges and universities. Scientific aesthetic education is an important way to improve students' humanistic accomplishment and comprehensive quality, and it is also a key link to cultivate outstanding talents. Integrating cultural self-confidence into aesthetic education in colleges and universities is conducive to giving full play to the educational function of China's excellent traditional culture, condensing the connotation … Read More

Exploring the Innovative Model of Social Practice Education for College Students based on Course Ideological and Political Education

Renjun Chen

pp.395-400 DOI: 10.62051/sgddn032

Abstract: College students participate in social practice to cultivate their ideals and beliefs. This is not only an effective way to educate college students on socialist core values, but also a good supplement. On this basis, a teaching philosophy of "people-oriented" and "morality based" was proposed, through research on the "Three Represents" and "Five Represents". Based on the demand for talents in the new era and the actual situation of social practice teaching, this paper proposes an optimization … Read More

Study of Cultural and Tourism Industries Enabling Urban Renewal Around Animation and Comics

Aiguo Sun

pp.401-405 DOI: 10.62051/43bxtw77

Abstract: In recent years, anime, games and derivative products have become increasingly popular in Japan and are loved and respected by more and more people. In the development of anime peripheral culture, anime theme parks, anime festivals, mascots and other derivative products, are also on the rise. Considering its great development prospect and potential commercial value, it is the remarkable propaganda and performance of the anime peripheral culture, and its development will have a greater impetus to … Read More

Exploring the Effectiveness of Psychological Health Education for College Students under the Background of Course Ideology and Politics

Renjun Chen

pp.406-410 DOI: 10.62051/vjsj1b84

Abstract: Due to social progress and technological development, China is entering a period of diverse cultural development. However, this diverse cultural development has also had some negative impacts, such as the worship of materialism and hedonism. College students are young, have limited social experience, and have weak self-restraint abilities, all of which can lead to an imbalance in their mentality and loss of thought. To better promote their mental health growth and further improve the quality of … Read More

Differences in Nicotine Dependence and Delay Discounting between Traditional and E-cigarette Users

Miao Wang

pp.411-418 DOI: 10.62051/avjejx53

Abstract: The present study attempts to explore the differences in nicotine dependence and delay discounting between traditional cigarette and e-cigarette users. According to the Competing Neurobehavioral Decision Systems Theory, this study will also discuss the characteristics of impulsive decisions exhibited by smokers with these two different tobacco products. Study 1 used the Fagerström Nicotine Dependence Test (FTND) to investigate the nicotine dependence levels of traditional and e-cigarette users … Read More

Research on Training Model of English Talents under the Background of New Liberal Arts

Jiaqi Li

pp.419-422 DOI: 10.62051/sa2rsk39

Abstract: Under the background of the construction of the new liberal arts, local application-oriented universities should explore the inter-disciplinarity of foreign language courses and application-oriented professional courses in combination with school-based characteristics and talent training objectives, and establish interdisciplinary curriculum groups. The model proposed in this paper combines the instrumental goal of improving students' language foundation and cross-cultural ability with the … Read More

The Application and Research of Digital Art in Architectural Decoration Design

Donghua Zhao, Litong Liu

pp.423-427 DOI: 10.62051/t1ynzb04

Abstract: This paper aims to explore the application and research of digital art in the field of architectural decoration. With the continuous development and popularization of digital technology, digital art, as a new form of art expression, is gradually infiltrating into every aspect of architectural decoration. The introduction of digital art provides architectural designers and decorators with a broader space for creation and a richer way of expression, and also endows architectural works with more … Read More

Research on Soundscape Design Strategies for Public Spaces in Dong Village, Dali

Jiaqun Li

pp.428-432 DOI: 10.62051/dfda4350

Abstract: Soundscape reflects the ecological, cultural and social characteristics of regions and ethnic groups and is an important part of the public environment. Because in the past environmental design, the breadth and depth of the design that considers the human settlement environment system as a large framework should be included and involved. Therefore, this article analyzes the existing public space and landscape nodes of the public environment of Dali Dong Village, and uses the knowledge of … Read More

Exploring the Aesthetic of Empfindsamer Stil: A Case Study on Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach's Keyboard Sonata in A Major, Wq55 No.4’s Second Movement

Jing Xiao

pp.433-437 DOI: 10.62051/pz98cg87

Abstract: This paper aims to analyze Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach's Keyboard Sonata in A Major, Wq55 No. 4’s second movement from different aspects to appreciate the charm of the Empfindsamer Stil. The analysis is from various aspects, such as harmonies, dynamics, ornamentation, and dramatic expressiveness in the sonata. In addition, this research will gain a deeper understanding of the aesthetic of this musical style and its significance in the development of Western classical music. Read More