Liling Hu
Abstract.The joint construction of teacher-student party branches in universities is an important innovative measure for party building and ideological and political education in the new era of higher education. It is becoming an important vehicle for implementing the fundamental task of cultivating virtue and nurturing talents. The aim is to build a comprehensive and all-round education system through close contact and cooperation between party branches, the optimization of organizational resources, and in-depth interaction between teachers and student party members, thereby enhancing the …
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Xinyi Yang
Abstract.The language critical period theory reveals that there are biologically sensitive periods in early childhood language development. This finding provides an important theoretical basis for early childhood language curriculum design. Based on Lenneberg's language critical period hypothesis and neuroscience research findings, and in conjunction with the practical requirements of the "Guidelines for Learning and Development of Children Aged 3-6," this paper explores scientific design principles for early childhood language curriculum. Research shows that between the ages of 2 and 6, myelination in …
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Jixiong Yang, Rongmei Cheng
Abstract.This study starts from the theoretical perspective of public management and explores in depth the current situation, challenges, and optimization paths of governance in ethnic regions. By analyzing the multidimensional governance status of politics, economy, society, culture, and other aspects in ethnic regions, the existing problems and their causes are revealed. Based on the theories of new public management and multi center governance, propose countermeasures and suggestions to improve the governance system, enhance public services, promote economic development, maintain social stability, …
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Jingzhen Lei
Abstract.Urbanization has entered the stage of stock optimization. Urban public space, as an important carrier of residents' lives, and its interaction with residents' daily behavior, emotions and social interactions have become the core criteria for judging urban vitality and livability. Spatial accessibility, policy guidance, and technological empowerment are key variables influencing the quality of these interactions. However, current issues such as spatial alienation, mismatched needs, and lack of resident participation hinder the healthy interaction between the two. Based on this, this paper …
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Yufeng Zhong, Haiyan Yang
Abstract.Against the backdrop of cultural and tourism integration becoming a key trend in industrial development, intangible cultural heritage (hereinafter referred to as "ICH")—as a core resource carrying the cultural memory of a nation—its activation and utilization are not only a crucial path for protecting cultural traditions but also a significant driver for promoting the upgrading of local tourism. Taking Enyang Ancient Town in Bazhong City, Sichuan Province as the research object, this study systematically analyzes the composition of ICH resources, the current status of activation practices, and …
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Xu Wang
Abstract.The Song Dynasty marked a pivotal moment in the ideological and cultural convergence of the three religions. While the three religions existed independently during the Tang Dynasty, they not only merged superficially during the Song Dynasty but also became deeply integrated. Emperor Taizu of Song promoted Confucianism and supported Buddhism, while Emperor Zhenzong of Song honored Taoism. This relaxed support provided space for interaction among the three religions. The literati, intent on integrating culture, incorporated Neo-Confucianism into Buddhism and Taoism, furthering the convergence. …
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Yong Li
Abstract.With the rapid proliferation of internet technology, mobile devices and social media, the ways in which parents and children communicate have undergone profound changes in the digital age. Social media offers family members real‑time interaction platforms, but also brings issues such as information overload, distraction of attention and privacy concerns. Based on an integrated theoretical framework drawing from education, psychology and sociology, this paper employs questionnaires, interviews and statistical analysis to explore the challenges posed by social media use to parent–child …
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Ruizhao Han
Abstract.Administrative burden, as a core research topic in the field of public administration, focuses on the various frictional costs faced by actors (citizens, businesses, administrative personnel) in interactions with the government and the implementation of policies. With the deepening of public governance practices, the theoretical system of administrative burden has gradually expanded from its Western origins to the localised context in China, forming a systematic research framework covering conceptual definitions, structural dimensions, measurement methods and influencing factors. Based on …
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Qiwei Zhu
Abstract.Virtual fashion, as a new form empowered by digital technology, is profoundly reconstructing the construction logic of cultural expression and identity. Through analyzing the technical characteristics and cultural carrier function of virtual fashion, this study reveals the core mechanism of breaking through physical limitations and activating the contemporary value of traditional symbols. At the cultural expression level, virtual fashion realizes cross-cultural equal dialogue through algorithm translation and symbol fusion, and dispels the power of single beauty hegemony. In the identity …
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Lei Yue
Abstract.This study employs the methods of literature review and logical analysis to investigate issues related to the construction of Ideological and Political Education (IPE) in the Physical Education (PE) from the perspective of teacher education professional certification. It first analyzes the underlying logic, which includes practice promotion under policy guidance, the deep coupling between professional certification and IPE, and the mutual embedding of fitness factors and moral cultivation factors within the PE curriculum itself. It then examines the existing problems in the current …
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Yihan Chen, Xixia Yu
Abstract.This study focuses on the issue of ethnic employment discrimination in the United States. Given the limitations of traditional research methods in identifying hidden discriminatory phenomena, it innovatively uses big data algorithms to mine and analyze multi-source data from recruitment websites and job - seeking platforms. The research reveals new forms of ethnic employment discrimination in the United States in links such as job search, advertising push, and resume screening, and quantifies the impact of ethnic factors on employment opportunities. At the same time, it deeply explores the …
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Lizhi Duan
Abstract.In the context of globalization, English textbooks not only teach language skills but also help construct cultural identity. However, past research has often focused solely on text, with limited attention paid to multimodal collaborations such as images and audio. Drawing on relevant theories, this article analyzes the construction of cultural identity through the lens of text, visuals, and audio using a trimodal approach, using both the 2019 edition of the People's Education Press and the Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press high school English textbooks, used in many high schools …
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Rui Liu
Abstract.This analysis examines Leng Mei’s Picture of Tired Reading in the Spring Boudoir, revealing how the artist’s technical mastery both served the function of elite patronage and reflected gender dynamics during the Qing Dynasty. Employing compositional strategies, spatial depth, realistic textures, and a harmonious muted palette, Leng Mei synthesized Chinese ink techniques with European chiaroscuro to create compelling realism in his art. Commissioned by the Manchu aristocracy, the work functioned dually. Its use of symbolism reflected auspicious domesticity and status, while its depiction of an …
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Ziyi Chen
Abstract.Tender Is the Night is a long autobiographical novel by Fitzgerald, focusing on the tragic fate of the protagonist Dick. This study analyzes Dick’s tragic fate from the perspective of binary opposition, and believes that it stems from three aspects: the first is the realistic opposition in the context of the prosperity and decline of American society in the 1920s; the second is the inherent contradiction of Dick’s personal qualities; and the third is the contradiction in interpersonal relationships between Dick and other characters. These oppositions reveal Dick’s inner struggles and …
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Yue Zhou
Abstract.The high-quality development of physical education programs is an integral component of building a high-quality education system, and Teacher Education Accreditation in China provides a solid foundation for such development. This study combines normative analysis with policy-text interpretation to examine the substantive implications of teacher education accreditation, and further proposes strategies for advancement: strengthening the accreditation regime for physical education programs, establishing a dedicated accreditation body for the field, and encouraging universities to undertake …
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Wenying Pan
Abstract.The integration of intercultural communication competence into medical English teaching is an important teaching reform topic in the context of medical internationalization and increasingly frequent cultural exchanges. The current medical English teaching focuses on the training of language skills, which is difficult to meet the complex requirements of cross-cultural communication ability in clinical work. By analyzing the teaching significance of cross-cultural competence training, this study identifies the practical difficulties such as concept solidification, lack of resources and lack of …
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Lisa Zheng, Lin Ji, Tong Zhu
Abstract.This study investigates the impact of audiovisual landscapes on elderly users' physiological and psychological well-being along Suzhou's Hufu Forest Health Trail. Experimental measurements bloodpressure, SpO2, heartrate, POMS revealed that natural visual elements effectively reduce heart rate and blood pressure, while auditory stimuli e.g., birdsong, flowingwater induce emotional stability and positive fluctuations. Proximity to nature alleviates fatigue and enhances diverse emotional experiences. Findings suggest future trail designs should prioritize elderly-centric audiovisual diversity …
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Ruting Liu
Abstract.Contemporary pop music production is being profoundly transformed by digital technology. Technological evolution and creative practice are intertwined, mutually reinforcing each other, forming a dynamic, mutually empowering relationship. Generation after generation of digital audio workstations (DAWs) have radically transformed the production process—from tools once reserved for professional recording studios to accessible creative platforms for the average person. Sampling technology and virtual instruments have broken down the physical limitations of sound, allowing for greater freedom in …
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Weiran Wang
Abstract.In the surging socialist ideology of 19th century Europe, Proudhon once occupied the center of the ideological stage with his sharp criticism of capitalist private ownership and a series of seductive social transformation plans, and was regarded as a theoretical authority and spiritual leader by many working classes. However, when diagnosing the root causes of capitalism, Proudhon led a non scientific, petite bourgeois path of reformism. He proposed an anarchist social concept centered on "mutual aid" and hoped to peacefully "eliminate" the evils of capitalism through reform measures limited …
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Lin Wang
Abstract.With the increasing penetration rate of consumer grade virtual reality (VR) devices, interaction design has become a core element that constrains user immersion and user experience. Currently, most VR applications are still limited to non natural interaction modes such as controller buttons and complex commands, resulting in high learning thresholds and significant operational fatigue for users, making it difficult to achieve a "non sensory" immersive experience. This article focuses on the core orientation of "replicating the logic of real-life interaction and reducing user cognitive load", …
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Xintong Li
Abstract.shaped by the rise of digital communication technologies. This article explores the concept of mediated feminism, examining how social media platforms function as dynamic spaces that enable and constrain the transnational flow of feminist discourses. Drawing on the theories of mediatization and transnational feminism, the study analyzes how online campaigns such as #MeToo, #NiUnaMenos, and #WomenLifeFreedom exemplify the ways in which digital media facilitate feminist solidarity while simultaneously reproducing structural inequalities. Through qualitative analysis of social media narratives …
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Mengru Wei
Abstract.Domestic violence is a universal social problem in the world, which not only violates the victim's personal rights, but also causes great harm to the family and society. In the process of coping with domestic violence, self-defense, as a legal system, provides the victim with the right to self-protection. However, in practical application, how to correctly identify justifiable defense in domestic violence crime has always been a difficult problem in law circles and judicial practice. In order to protect the legitimate rights and interests of the abused women in domestic violence cases, this …
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Yi Hu, Yangjie Lu
Abstract.Drawing on Technical Guidelines for Sponge City Construction...(Trial), this study expounds on the sponge city (absorbing, storing, infiltrating, purifying and utilizing rainwater) with "one core (LID), three components, multiple objectives". Its essence is harmonizing urbanization with resources via changing traditional construction; core goals include protecting/restoring water ecology, promoting LID, transforming drainage thinking, maintaining unchanged hydrological features. The theoretical basis is BMPs, LID and Green Infrastructure. It notes China’s shift to LID model, with future …
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Huang Yang
Abstract.Karl Popper and Leszek Kolakowski criticized Historical Materialism from different perspectives. Popper believed that the unpredictability of human knowledge development would invalidate the predictions made by Historical Materialism; his viewpoint constitutes a criticism based on internal theoretical logic. Kolakowski, based on the tortuous events in Soviet communist construction, asserted that Historical Materialism played an important role therein, thus criticizing its political effects. Popper's criticism fails to distinguish between different types of human knowledge and the original …
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Yuhan Gu
Abstract.Delia Owens’s bestselling novel Where the Crawdads Sing (2018) transcends its genres of bildungsroman and mystery to offer a profound meditation on the human–nature relationship. This paper employs the theoretical framework of ecological emotions—the spectrum of feelings arising from our connection to, or disconnection from, the natural world—to analyze the novel’s central conflict and resolution. It argues that the narrative dramatizes a critical shift from negative ecological emotions, epitomized by the townspeople’s ecophobia and the anthropocentric hubris of Chase Andrews, toward positive …
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Ruiman Han
Abstract.Through an analysis of the Girl imagery in ten of Wang Luobin’s lyrics, this paper explores its symbolic significance within both the textual structure and the psychology of creation. It argues that the Girl in Wang Luobin’s songs always remains in a state of “not-yet-arrived”--an unattainable and ever-elusive phantom. The constellation of related images surrounding the Girl--such as the moon, the rose, the whip, and the grave--collectively constructs a symbolic system in which life and death, power and pain are intertwined. The relationship between the young “I” and the Girl is not merely a …
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Haiqing Kong, Xinwei Sun, Huimin Zhao, Wenyu Deng
Abstract.Local cultural resources possess profound cultural connotations and serve as vital components in constructing kindergarten curricula. The Yellow River Delta region is rich in natural, folk, and petroleum cultural resources. Developing a kindergarten-based curriculum based on these elements can foster positive emotions in young children, enhance cultural confidence, and promote the development of various abilities. When selecting cultural content from the Yellow River Delta, kindergartens should prioritize suitability and engagement. During activities, emphasis should be placed on children's …
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Shuang Wu, Zeng Shu
Abstract.This article explores the seventeenth–century English politician William Temple’s views on Confucianism, possible sources for his knowledge of China and fundamental reasons for his extolment of Confucian thoughts. Temple has discussed Confucian thoughts and Chinese governance principles in various essays, deeming Confucius as the model of reason and virtue, praising the governance principle of “rule by virtue”, and viewing Confucianism as an effective response to Europe’s political crisis. Re-examining Temple’s interpretation and acceptance of Confucian thoughts is conducive to clarifying the …
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Huafei Sun, Qingqi Wang
Abstract.The real society in contemporary China is a human society. The exchange of human society has the characteristics of vague acquaintance society, moral restraint and delayed return, while the exchange of contract society has the characteristics of accurate stranger society, legal restraint and consensus. These characteristics are also clearly reflected in the social interaction of the virtual community on the webcast platform. The anchor's emotional investment in the audience is to promote the audience's reward behavior. The essence of the relationship between anchors is the relationship between …
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