Chen Li, Fengping Hou, Bingyuan Wu
Abstract.The deep integration of professional education and innovation and entrepreneurship education is an important direction of current higher education reform. Taking the Python programming course for the Data Science and Big Data Technology major as the research object, this paper constructs a "three-stage progressive" teaching reform model of integration of specialization and innovation to address the problems of disconnection between professional knowledge and innovation and entrepreneurship, as well as insufficient cultivation of innovation ability in traditional teaching. The model takes …
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Xiuying Li
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the in depth advancement of the Digital China strategy and the accelerated iteration of new generation information technologies, data intelligent technologies are reshaping the forms, structures and logics of grassroots governance. This paper systematically analyzes the innovation opportunities for grassroots governance in the data intelligent era: the transformation of decision making models from experience driven to data driven, the upgrading of governance systems from fragmented governance to holistic governance, the leap in governance capacity from passive response …
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Lin Zhang
Abstract.This paper studies the effect of environmental communication on the choice of place for urban residents through policy perception. It will not provide new empirical data, but it will collect related studies on environmental media coverage, risk communication and residential location choices to build a conceptual action plan. First, this paper will introduce how agenda-setting and framing in environmental journalism affect public attention and risk perception; then, it will examine the connection between these perceptions and institutional trust and awareness of environmental and housing …
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Lan Luo
Abstract.With the in-depth advancement of the digital education strategy, physical education (PE) teachers' digital literacy has become a critical issue in the digital transformation of physical education. The TPACK framework provides a structured analytical perspective for understanding teachers' technology integration capabilities. This paper systematically reviews the developmental trajectory, core progress, and existing challenges of research on PE teachers' digital literacy within the TPACK framework. It is found that this field has evolved from conceptual introduction to disciplinary adaptation, …
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Shu Fan
Abstract.The theory of "Axial Age" reveals the philosophical breakthrough of human civilization, but the breakthrough path of "Age of Sons" in China is unique. This paper points out that the Hundred Schools of Thought did not negate the ancient tradition completely, but bred the "cultural gene" that deeply influenced the trend of Chinese civilization through a "continuous breakthrough". By analyzing the Confucian ethical path of "inner transcendence", the Taoist cosmology of "Tao and nature" and the logical spirit of the two schools of thought, this paper argues that these ideological genes together …
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Ziyao Yang
Abstract.By the end of 2025, there will be around 1.125 billion Internet users across China and an Internet penetration rate of 80.1 per cent. WeChat had approximately 1.418 billion monthly active users, Weibo had around 567 million, and Xiaohongshu was over 400 million. The occurrence of false information, cyberbullying, algorithmic echo chambers and vulgar content in the large-scale digital public space indicates structural deficiencies in the traditional special rectification campaigns. Theoretically, media cultural ecology is used to view society and the world of media as an integrated cultural …
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Zhenya Liu
Abstract.Against the macro-level backdrop of profound economic transformation and an annual cohort of more than ten million graduates, contemporary young people face pronounced uncertainty during the initial school-to-work transition, manifested in a distinct predicament of "suspension" in employment and social adaptation. Drawing on qualitative in-depth interviews, this study shifts attention from macro-level unemployment indicators to individuals' lived experiences and examines the dynamic mechanisms through which youth "suspension" is produced. The findings show that this predicament stems primarily …
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Jianheng Liu
Abstract.The antique style of Han-Tibetan calligraphy was developed in the Qing Dynasty, it is not only an aesthetic choice, and it is not unrelated to certain historical events. The study discusses the material carriers of calligraphy, and takes writing tools, writing materials and exhibition spaces as the analysis basis to investigate the genuine shaping effect of the calligraphic style. The research has demonstrated that the difference of writing processes between the bamboo and the brush and the material properties of the Tibetan paper and the Xuan paper are the material circumstances of the …
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Xinting Yu
Abstract.This paper takes an application study of embodied interaction in virtual reality (VR) immersive experience devices for the general area of human-computer interaction. Rather than providing new empirical data, it collects existing research on embodied interaction, tangible user interfaces, immersion and presence, and VR design guidelines to show how full-body and multi-sensory interfaces can support meaningful engagement. First, in this section, we will introduce the basic ideas of embodied interaction and tangible computing, and then discuss what qualities immersion and presence demand of VR …
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Lingxia Wu
Abstract.One of the primary issues with teaching English in universities is that there is not enough motivation to study. Classroom contact is a crucial factor to adjust learning motivation, and the teacher-student connection is the main factor of classroom interaction. This article addresses the possibilities of enhancing learning motivation through optimisation of the teacher-student interaction. Combining the self-determination theory and relevant researches of foreign language learning motivation, the teaching observation of multiple universities and existing survey data, it analyses the current …
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Feiyang Sun
Abstract.The encoding of motion events has become a central testing ground for the relationship between linguistic typology and cognitive development. Grounded in Talmy's binary distinction between satellite-framed (S-type) and verb-framed (V-type) languages, and extended by Slobin’s notion of equipollently-framed (hybrid) languages, this review synthesizes empirical studies published between 2004 and 2022 on the acquisition of motion event encoding across typologically distinct languages, with particular attention to English, Greek, Spanish, French, Korean, and Mandarin Chinese. The review is …
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Shaoxinyi Yan
Abstract.High-resolution mosaic images and spatially matched polygon data were taken from Cheeca Rocks transect 1 (2012–2014); these data were used to examine spatial structure, bleaching responses, and short-term death rates at the colony level for four coral taxa: Orbicella annularis (OANN, formerly MANN), Porites astreoides (PAST), Porites porites (PPOR), and Siderastrea siderea (SSID); TagLab annotations, nearest-neighbor distance calculations in ArcGIS Pro, and bleaching and death metrics generated in R Studio were combined, and changes in the coral community at the scale of individual colonies …
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Xuanhe Piao
Abstract.Sport competitions, concerts and other large-scale live events can attract audiences and activate major venues, but venue-system success alone says little about how event-related activity and hosting resources extend beyond the event night or what remains afterwards. This paper develops a conceptual framework that treats the venue as part of a venue system through which temporary event demand is programmed, coordinated and delivered. The breadth of value transmission comprises two analytically distinct routes: attendee-side transmission through the attendee journey and delivery-side …
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Xizi Li
Abstract.With its unique ''anti-form'' aesthetic style, Moby-Dick constructs ''the world of action.'' This literary phenomenon is manifested not only in the novel’s integration and innovation of diverse genres—scientific knowledge, drama, opera, political critique, and philosophical essay—but also in its demonstration of Melville’s profound reflection on the pursuit of certainty through an argument for abundance. The formation of this aesthetic style is rooted in multiple anxieties embedded in the modernization of nineteenth-century America dominated by ''action'': interpretive anxiety in confrontation …
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Xiaojing Qin
Abstract.Large models such as ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion rely heavily on automated scraping and machine learning of massive amounts of text, images, and code during pre-training. Whether this process, in its legal nature, constitutes an infringement of the copyright holder’s exclusive rights or can be exempted through the fair use doctrine has become one of the most controversial frontier propositions in current intellectual property law. This article analyzes whether generative AI’s scraping of training data constitutes fair use under U.S. copyright law. It systematically examines the application …
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Xing Zeng
Abstract.In this article, we contextualise the response of algorithmic governance to AI-mediated mobilisation and computational propaganda within the broader frame of digital sovereignty. The study does not focus on technicalities of single systems, but contextualises algorithmic governance in relation to central arguments on code as regulation, surveillance capitalism, digital sovereignty and risk-based AI regulation. It argues that AI-mediated mobilisation and computational propaganda reveal systemic tensions between claims of sovereignty, transnational infrastructures and design-based modes of …
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Ruining Xin
Abstract.This paper revisits the formation of the European Age of Exploration by re-examining the claim of an “independent Western breakthrough.” Taking European overseas expansion from 1400 to 1700 as its main thread, the paper argues that Europe’s maritime capabilities did not emerge out of nowhere, but gradually developed through the absorption of mathematical knowledge, astronomical observations, navigational instruments, shipbuilding experience, and gunpowder technologies from Asia and Africa. At the same time, Europe also developed its own distinctive features in its understanding of Atlantic …
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Xueli Cao
Abstract.The rapid development of short-video platforms has fundamentally changed the communication landscape, bringing unprecedented opportunities and major challenges to the protection and transmission of intangible cultural heritage (ICH). This research conducts a comprehensive theoretical and critical analysis on the mechanism of audience engagement and sustained activation pathways of intangible cultural assets within the framework of media representation of contemporary short video platforms. Based on critical heritage studies, participatory culture theory, platform studies, algorithmic …
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Yucheng Zhang
Abstract.When foreign religions enter new territories, they must adapt to local customs and traditions in order to achieve stable development and intergenerational transmission. They also need to align with the everyday aesthetic preferences of ordinary people. Traditional religious doctrines are mostly recorded in written form, which tends to be theoretical and dry, making them difficult for the general public to understand and thus limiting their widespread dissemination among common folk. Religious rituals, on the other hand, inherently incorporate various patterns, symbols, and visual elements that …
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Jingyun Xiao
Abstract.Generative artificial intelligence has arrived on social media with large language models like chatgpt making features for AI-assisted production and communication mainstream. People have transformed how they make stuff and work with machines. This research analyses the effect of these advancements on the subjectivity of users from the perspective of human-machine communication theory. The usage of AI-assisted production can minimise the difficulty of expression, but the anchoring effect may discreetly limit the autonomous judgement of users; Personalised recommendation reinforces the …
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Lingling Yang
Abstract.As a core course for majors related to foreign related economy and trade, the all-English course of International Business Law imparts systematic professional knowledge of international commercial law and contains abundant entry points for curriculum based ideological political education. Guided by the “Three-Dimensional Holistic Education” theory, this paper takes the teaching objectives, key points and difficult parts of International Business Law as the starting point, sorts out relevant ideological political inquiries for this course, and integrates specialized knowledge points with …
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Zhanming Hu
Abstract.Trade partner diversification is often treated as evidence that economic dependence has declined. In global supply chains, however, a change in direct suppliers may leave important parts of the original relationship intact. Hirschman's analysis of foreign trade and national power explains why limited alternatives can place one country in a weaker position when a trade relationship is disrupted, while Farrell and Newman's network approach helps explain why dependence can remain in important upstream positions even after bilateral trade changes. Japan's rare-earth diversification after 2010 …
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Meng Zhang
Abstract.This study focuses on three typical discourse markers in modern Chinese—"shuōlái", "kànlái", and "xiǎnglái"—systematically revealing their discourse cohesion mechanisms and mood transmission functions through a combination of corpus analysis and pragmatics theory. Findings indicate that these markers achieve discourse coherence through frame presupposition, topic shift, and stance expression, while simultaneously fulfilling modal functions such as objective statement, subjective conjecture, and reflective evaluation. This research not only enriches the multidimensional analytical framework for …
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Qingguo Huang, Hong Liu, Yanying Liu
Abstract.This research aims to deeply analyze the mechanism of depressive symptoms among left - behind adolescents in Zhaoqing from the perspective of the ecosystem theory. Data were collected through questionnaire surveys and interviews, and statistical analysis and structural equation modeling were used to process and analyze the data. The study found that at various levels of the ecosystem theory, factors such as family parenting styles and parent - child communication in the microsystem, school support and peer relationships in the mesosystem, community environment and social policies in the …
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Tianqi Gong
Abstract.Digital technology has restructured the content production and information dissemination models of the cultural and creative industries. In the traditional media era, the creation and dissemination of cultural and creative content were dominated by professional institutions, with an industry that was closed in operation and a fixed creative group. The public could only passively receive the content but could not participate in the production process. After the popularization of online media, the entry threshold for the cultural and creative industry has significantly decreased. Ordinary users …
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Chenhuize Gao, Guanlin Ou
Abstract.Flag football has developed rapidly as a low-contact form of American football and has created new opportunities for women and girls to participate in a traditionally male-dominated sporting domain. Recent research has begun to examine female flag football athletes directly, particularly in relation to physical qualities, injury epidemiology, and mental health, while earlier scholarship has addressed gendered participation and coeducational flag-football environments. This paper synthesizes the value, challenges, and development pathways of women’s participation in flag football. The evidence …
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Guangke Qi, Zhiliang Xia, Yinhui Yin
Abstract.Objective To address insufficient task adaptation, fragmented process information, and a lack of transparency in the basis for training adjustments for children with autism, this study designs an AI driven personalized VR rehabilitation support system and establishes a preliminary application evaluation framework. Methods Drawing on TEACCH structured teaching to organize tasks, the system integrates the DeepSeek large language model, Unity virtual environments, and MQTT communication to support ability profiling, strategy recommendation, training interaction, and coordination across multiple …
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Zhutian Lin
Abstract.Relying on unique natural conditions and profound cultural heritage, Grasse Town in France has successfully transformed from a traditional leather industry into a characteristic industrial cluster centered on the perfume economy. It has established a development model featuring in-depth integration of three industries: flower cultivation, perfume processing, and cultural tourism experience. Rooted in characteristic flower planting and centered on the perfume industry, the town has built diverse cultural tourism projects including perfume museums, perfumery schools and the International Perfume …
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Ye Liu, Yuchen Li
Abstract.To address the "learning-application disconnect" in university general AI courses, this paper analyzes pain points such as outdated content, monotonous teaching methods, and wide disparities in students' foundations. It proposes a three-dimensional objective of "knowledge— ability—literacy" and three principles: "low code + high understanding," "scenario-based + project-based," and "disciplinary intersection." The reform path is explored through content reconstruction, blended teaching, and diversified assessment. Practice shows that course satisfaction rose from 80% to 97%, students' …
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Yue Zhai, Manqing Li, Jia Li
Abstract.This study investigated the mediating mechanism linking body mass index (BMI), maximal oxygen uptake (VO₂max), and endurance performance in the 1000 m run among male university students living at an altitude of 3650 m. It examined whether physical activity level moderated the BMI → VO₂max → 1000 m run performance pathway and whether this moderation changed over time with high-altitude exposure and accumulated training. Following the National Student Physical Fitness Standard, 300 male students aged 18–22 years from two universities at 3650 m were followed over two academic years. BMI and 1000 …
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Lian Liu
Abstract.Article 5 of the Interpretation on the Marriage and Family Chapter of the Civil Code addresses the issue of determining ownership of real estate gifted between spouses upon divorce, breaking through the traditional adjudicatory approach that treated such acts as ordinary gifts and emphasizing the need for comprehensive discretion in light of the special nature of marriage and family. Previously, under the rules of the Contract Chapter of the Civil Code, the donor could exercise the right of arbitrary revocation before the property rights were transferred. However, the new provision requires …
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Lifen Zhang
Abstract.The Party and administrative office of a university serves as its comprehensive administrative agency, occupying a pivotal position in connecting higher-level and lower-level units, facilitating inter-departmental communication, and coordinating internal and external affairs; it undertakes fundamental functions such as document processing, conference organization, and general administrative operations. In the current era, the in-depth advancement of the modernization of university governance systems and governance capabilities has imposed higher demands on the Party and administrative offices …
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Bingcheng Li
Abstract.Article 6 of the Judicial Interpretation II on Marriage and Family Matters creates a specific rule for excessive livestream tipping from marital community property, but its key threshold terms remain open-textured. This article argues that “serious harm” should be understood as a contextual and relational standard rather than a fixed monetary threshold. Courts should compare the amount, frequency and duration of tipping with the family’s economic capacity and established consumption pattern, while considering the actual effect on ordinary household needs and the existence of consent by the …
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Bo Yu
Abstract.China has entered a moderately aging society, and the construction of the elderly care service system is facing a structural transformation from "basic security" to "quality supply". Based on the latest data on aging undertakings, this paper reviews the progress of China's elderly care service system in institutional construction, facility networks, and the silver economy, and analyzes three challenges: structural imbalance in supply, practical tension in technological empowerment, and the solidification of urban-rural gaps. It then proposes optimization paths from three dimensions: …
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Yuanyuan Zou
Abstract.With the skyrocketing housing prices, adult children generally cannot afford to buy a house on their own. It has become a social norm for parents to fund house purchases for their married children. However, influenced by traditional family ethics, parents and children seldom make detailed agreements on such contributions. This gives rise to disputes over property division when the children get divorced. The core questions include whether such contributions constitute gifts or loans, how to allocate the burden of proof, and the nature of the debt if the contribution is deemed a loan. Since …
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