Na Zhuo
Abstract.Amid global educational reform, higher vocational education demands teachers demonstrate integrated skills combining subject knowledge, pedagogy, and technology. However, many vocational teachers struggle with organizing complex content and systematic reflection, while traditional training often lacks practical tools for integrated competence. Mind mapping, a visual cognitive tool, shows considerable potential in supporting instructional design, classroom teaching, and reflective practice. Grounded in mind mapping theory and the Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK) framework, …
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Tianyin Cao
Abstract.Body image and sportsmanship, as core elements of human sports culture, present distinct visual expressions and philosophical connotations in Chinese and Western painting. This study is aimed at how to shape body image and how to pass down sports spirit, taking the traditional sports paintings during the Tang and Song dynasties in China and classical works from Ancient Greece to the Renaissance in Western countries as the primary analytical objects, this paper concludes that Chinese sports painting tends to express the spirit of cultivating oneself and harmonious coexistence between humans and …
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Zechao Men
Abstract.This study focuses on the key field of digital images, exploring the profound aesthetic transformation behind the "Guochao" (national trend) phenomenon, and aims to clarify the ontological role of digital technology in the generation of Neo-Chinese aesthetics and its inherent logic in stimulating consumption. By constructing a three-dimensional analytical framework of "aesthetics-technology-industry" and combining it with a close reading of typical texts such as "Chang An,” the study reveals that technology, as a generative ontology, completes the visual transcoding of aesthetic categories …
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Yimeng Huang
Abstract.As an important carrier of popular culture, children's films are not only entertainment products, but also transmitters of social concepts and values. This article takes contemporary Chinese and foreign children's films such as "Ne Zha: The Birth of the Demon Child", "Life Events", "Coco", and "Spider Man: Parallel Universe" as analysis samples, and deeply explores the differences in the presentation of Chinese and Western family concepts in images from three dimensions: family structure, parent-child relationships, and the tension between individuals and families. Research has found that …
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Zijin Huang
Abstract.The emergence of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Generative AI) has transformed the operational mechanisms of traditional artificial intelligence, and advances in AI technology have rendered conventional regulatory rules increasingly inadequate to address the technological development of Generative AI. Regulatory frameworks therefore need to be optimized and expanded on the basis of actual legal risks, as a response to both technological progress and practical regulatory demands. The sound and orderly development of Generative AI depends upon the safeguards provided by regulatory rules. In …
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Fengfan Yang
Abstract.China's procuratorial power, which operates independently from administrative and judicial authorities, fulfills the legal oversight function. Within the framework of the corporate compliance system for enterprises involved in cases, the focus of administrative procuratorial work extends beyond legal supervision over administrative litigation. Instead, it increasingly emphasizes proactive oversight of administrative power, which is predominantly manifested in the process of administrative law enforcement. The core role of administrative procuratorial oversight in corporate compliance for …
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Xiangrui Meng
Abstract.Change blindness refers to the failure to detect significant changes in a visual scene when they coincide with a global visual transient, such as a saccade or a brief blank screen. This phenomenon highlights critical limitations in the healthy human perceptual system and underscores the distinction between sensation and perception. This review synthesizes current literature on change blindness, examining its underlying mechanisms in relation to perception, attention, memory, and top-down processing. We explore how visual representations are formed, maintained, and compared across disruptions, …
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Wenjing Li
Abstract.Using 144 ceramic-themed wayfinding systems in Jingdezhen as a case study, this research combines soft infrastructure theory with cultural tourism governance practices to explore specific pathways for empowering cultural tourism governance through the cultural core of Jingdezhen's ceramic heritage. The study reveals that the city's wayfinding system achieves coordinated improvements in four key areas—cultural preservation, service optimization, industrial synergy, and collaborative governance—through core measures including cultural symbol translation, innovative craft integration, and …
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Furong Chen
Abstract.As a cornerstone of Confucianism, The Analects of Confucius encapsulates profound political, ethical, and educational insights, profoundly influencing subsequent generations. This paper delves into the English translation of The Analects of Confucius, examining its translation history, strategies, and cultural exchange impacts. The paper begins with a concise introduction to the book and its author, followed by a historical overview of its English translations, analyzing the evolution from early missionary attempts to contemporary scholars' diverse explorations. It then selects representative …
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Hangyu Li
Abstract.Where the Paths of Sport and Society Cross: A Graduate’s ViewWhat draws so many of us into the world of sports humanities and sociology? For me, it began with the raw emotion of competition, but soon unfolded into something far richer—a complex tapestry of culture, power, and social structure. This field occupies a unique space. It demands the rigor of science yet breathes with the insight of the humanities; it is grounded in theory but constantly tested in the arena of real life. Let’s begin by examining a few classic lenses through which we view sport. Functionalism sees it as a cog in the …
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Xihan Lei
Abstract.In the wave of globalization, scattered writing has become an important way for cross-cultural dissemination of Chinese literature. Chinese female scattered authors with dual gender and cultural identities often face unique language and cultural challenges in their creations. This article takes the works of writers such as Yan Geling, Tang Tingting, and Celeste Ng as case studies, based on Homi Baba's "Third Space" theory and combined with Ng ũ g ĩ wa Thiong'o's core discourse on colonial language oppression, to clarify the dual problem of "language alienation" as the weakening of meaning in …
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Ziyi He
Abstract.Russian modernist literature was an important branch of the European literary revolution from the late 19th century to the early 20th century, and its creation has always been deeply intertwined with the historical process of Russian colonial expansion. This article uses decolonization theory as the core analytical tool, citing classic theoretical frameworks such as Said’s Orientalism and Spivak’s Subaltern Studies. It focuses on representative texts of writers such as Andrei Bely, Marina Tsvetaeva, and Nikolai Gumilev, analyzing the core narrative characteristics of implicit deconstruction of …
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Xinlian Liu
Abstract.development, the quality and adaptability of urban public spaces have increasingly become the core indicators for measuring livability. Urban public space is the core carrier of residents' daily activities, and its usage status shows significant differences over time. This article takes the time dimension as the core perspective, combined with time elements such as residents' daily schedules, seasonal changes, and urban functional cycles, to analyze the differences in the usage characteristics and patterns of urban public spaces at different times, and to analyze the problems of supply-demand …
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Qianshuo Guo
Abstract.Article 27 of the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of the General Provisions of Contracts in the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China, which came into effect in December 2023, explicitly stipulates the consensual nature of substituted performance agreements. To conduct a specific analysis of the underlying reasons for this stipulation, it is essential to proceed from the legislative purpose and the intrinsic nature of contracts themselves. Specifically, the parties to a substituted performance agreement do not stand in an unequal …
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Jiaheng Lu
Abstract.Artificial intelligence technology reshapes the knowledge production model, but poses challenges to the traditional intellectual property legal system: generative AI blurs the boundaries of creative subjects, training data capture triggers copyright disputes, patent examination standards are difficult to adapt to AI assisted inventions, and data rights ownership and circulation rules need to be clarified. This article analyzes the legal challenges of AI in the fields of copyright, patents, and data rights, based on real cases such as OpenAI copyright litigation and copyright disputes over AI …
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Yawen Deng
Abstract.In the context of the integration of global "dual carbon" goals and sustainable development concepts, the environmental and social governance (ESG) system has become a core dimension for measuring the comprehensive competitiveness of enterprises and a key institutional guarantee for driving their green transformation. This article is based on the actual situation of Chinese enterprises, focusing on the intrinsic relationship between ESG and green development, sorting out the core connotations and requirements of the two, analyzing the current situation and problems of enterprise ESG …
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Binmei Tang
Abstract.The core value of the recommendation system is to accurately match the supply and demand resources, and the mining of users' implicit needs (unspoken potential preferences and demands) is the key to improving the recommendation quality. The effect of traditional mining methods that rely on massive annotation data is limited due to the few-sample scenarios such as the cold start of new users and the scarcity of data in niche fields. This paper focuses on this pain point, constructs a phased framework of "data preprocessing-feature enhancement-demand recognition-result optimization", designs a …
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Ruijie Zou
Abstract.Traditional history instruction often falls into the trap of prioritizing memorization over comprehension and conclusions over process. Students often rely on rote memorization to grasp historical facts, struggling to develop core competencies such as a sense of time and space, the ability to interpret history, and a sense of patriotism. This disconnect exists between the three-dimensional history learning objectives of "knowledge, ability, and emotion" outlined in the new curriculum standards. To address this issue, gamified instruction, leveraging its immersive and interactive nature, has …
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Yi Luo
Abstract.Shamanism is an ancient spiritual tradition rooted in the belief that certain individuals can communicate with the spirit world through altered states of consciousness. Shamanism emphasizes harmony with nature, and birds often serve as symbolic guides between earthly and spiritual realms. This paper explores Shamanism's defining traits, such as adaptivity and inclusivity, that contribute to its widespread practice. The paper argues that its avian reverence may be one key reason for its global persistence. Through the lens of avian reverence, we can see how Shamanism's tolerance for geographic …
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Siqi Huang
Abstract.In Macbeth, as one of the most crucial Shakespearean women characters, Lady Macbeth incarnates a dramatic personality heatedly controversial for her desire and pursuit of power. She is often regarded as a representative of the absolute evil force, the whistle blower of the devil, and the "pillow talk" to instigate Macbeth's killing villainies. From the perspective of a female subject, this essay integrates French philosopher Bataille's philosophical arguments on death, desire, violence and sovereignty as a unifying theoretical framework, against which, her course of life that evolves from a …
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Jiashu Hu
Abstract.This paper explores the application of vacuum technology as a blue ocean strategy within the emerging electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) industry. The research begins by outlining the broad applications of vacuum science in traditional industrial sectors. It then focuses on the prospects and challenges of eVTOL aircraft, identified as a high-potential future market. The core analysis demonstrates how vacuum pumps are critical in key eVTOL manufacturing and testing processes, including the curing of carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) composites for lightweighting, simulation …
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Yani Ku
Abstract.Traditional vocal teaching often faces the problem of a disconnect between skill training and literacy cultivation. This article takes project-based learning (PBL) as the core method and combines the clear requirements of "interdisciplinary learning" in the "Compulsory Education Art Curriculum Standards (2022 Edition)" to explore innovative paths for vocal teaching. By analyzing the adaptability characteristics of PBL and vocal teaching, constructing specific dimensions for interdisciplinary integration, designing a teaching process of "problem driven practice exploration achievement display", …
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Ngai Mak Liu
Abstract.Drawing on first-hand data from field surveys conducted in Tujia-inhabited areas such as Enshi, Hubei, this paper systematically deconstructs the practical processes and symbolic systems of exorcism and auspiciousness rituals within Nuo opera. The study focuses on elucidating the roles these rituals play in providing psychological comfort, fostering community cohesion, and facilitating cultural transmission within Tujia society. The findings offer theoretical insights and a practical paradigm for the preservation of intangible cultural heritage among ethnic minorities.
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Yifan Zhang
Abstract.This study focuses on the discourse tensions arising from the “Biliteracy and Trilingualism” policy implemented after Hong Kong’s return to China in 1997. The study draws on a self-constructed corpus from 1997 to 2025, comprising 42 valid news texts from LexisNexis. Through text analysis, combined with word frequency and co-occurrence analysis using the KH Coder tool, this study explores the differences in how different discourse actors construct this policy. The study uses high-frequency words such as ‘promote’ and core indicator words such as ‘English, Cantonese, and Mandarin’ as entry …
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Shimian Zhang
Abstract.Driven by the "double carbon" goal and the upgrading of green consumption, social e-commerce, as a new consumption scenario, has become an important carrier for the dissemination of the concept of sustainable development. Based on the theory of sustainable development, the theory of communication path and the principle of consumer behavior, this paper uses the methods of literature research and case analysis to explore the communication status, core path and key factors affecting consumer identity of the concept of sustainable development in social e-commerce platform, and puts forward …
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Jiatian Sui
Abstract.The Xuanfu theory of traditional Chinese medicine and the health preservation philosophy of Taoism are both important components of Chinese traditional culture, rooted in the cultural core of "unity of heaven and man" and "gasification popularity", and have a natural theoretical compatibility. Traditional Chinese Medicine Xuanfu focuses on the core of "promoting circulation and opening and closing", covering the multidimensional pathways of human body shape, qi, and spirit and intention; Taoist health preservation adheres to the principles of "Dao follows nature" and "dual cultivation of life …
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Yunjing Zhang
Abstract.This study explores the dynamic evolution between sex, gender, and gender performance under individual agency and the social power system. Through case studies as well as the theoretical analysis and application of Michel Foucault’s power/knowledge, Judith Butler’s gender performativity, and James Joseph Dean’s post-closet culture, this research investigates the gender performance practices of both the LGBTQ+ community and heterosexuals in the context of post-closet culture. By analyzing transgender individuals’ medical experiences, drag performances, gender norms in the workplace, and changes …
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Zhuoying Ding
Abstract.With the development of artificial intelligence constantly intervening in various aspects of social life, numerous legal issues arising from it urgently need to be resolved. Issues such as whether artificial intelligence has the qualification as a criminal subject in the field of criminal law have become increasingly controversial. The article reflects on the dilemma of artificial intelligence as a criminal subject, such as the lack of corresponding legal personality, uncertainty of subjective elements, and the lag of criminal law; Through typical examples such as autonomous driving, smart …
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Qizhi Che
Abstract.Against the backdrop of China's urbanization moving towards high-quality development, gentrification, as an important path of urban renewal, is driving the transformation of old industrial areas, historical districts, and other spaces that carry urban memories into cultural and artistic spaces that combine artistic attributes and consumer functions. Commercialization is precisely the core driving force supporting the implementation of this transformation. This article focuses on the driving logic, practical difficulties, and optimization paths of the commercialization transformation of …
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Xichen Wang
Abstract.As a living carrier of human civilization, the protection of intangible cultural heritage (hereinafter referred to as "ICH") essentially involves the safeguarding of cultural diversity and human subjectivity. Traditional ICH protection models often focus on the formalized process of "application, archiving, and performance," which tends to overlook the agency of inheritors and the cultural context of ICH, leading to the predicament of "protective extinction" for some ICH. Based on the holistic cultural perspective of anthropology, the theory of active participation and living transmission, …
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Qianyu Chen
Abstract.In the era of media dominated by visual culture, the characteristics of new media art with technology as the carrier and visual expression as the core naturally fit with the interdisciplinary nature of design. Visual culture not only reshapes the audience's perception and aesthetic logic, but also promotes the deep interweaving of new media art and design, technology, humanities and other disciplines, becoming an important driving force for breaking disciplinary barriers and promoting innovative practices. This article takes visual culture as a theoretical perspective, based on the …
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Yuheng Sun
Abstract.This study aims to fill the gaps in existing research on the relationship between environmental degradation and globalization by analyzing panel data collected from 130 countries between 1996 and 2021. Based on the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) framework, the analysis explores whether globalization initially causes environmental harm but turns to improve it after a certain threshold. Both baseline results and robustness checks indicate a significant inverted U-shaped relationship. However, by examining regional heterogeneity, this study finds differences in coefficients and significance …
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Shuhan Liang
Abstract.In the post pandemic era, the global study abroad market has undergone significant changes, and the uncertainty of traditional overseas study has increased. Mainland and Hong Kong universities, with their unique advantages, have become the core choice for students' further education. In this context, the direction of educational resource flow, policy adjustments, and changes in the employment market all have an impact on the choice of further education. This article identifies five core influencing factors: policy support and enrollment mechanisms, educational resources and training models, …
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