Liwei Pang
Abstract.To revitalize underutilized urban green spaces, enhance their spatial quality, and improve residents' well-being, this design adopts the "Park City" theory as its foundational perspective. Based on an in-depth investigation of the site’s geographic location, topographical environment, and historical-cultural context, this study identifies several key issues: the idling of green spaces, the underutilization of natural resources, and the unmet demand for outdoor sports among surrounding residents. Guided by the "Park City" concept, the design introduces targeted interventions and green space …
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Qi Shi, Kui Zhu
Abstract.With the rapid development of generative artificial intelligence, Large Language Models (LLMs) are being increasingly applied in the field of machine translation. However, their performance in high-difficulty domains such as political text translation still requires systematic evaluation. Using the Report to the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) as the research corpus, this study selects four mainstream LLMs—DeepSeek, Doubao, ChatGPT, and Gemini—as research subjects. Taking the official Japanese version translated by the Institute of Party History and Literature of …
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Jabar Yassine, Gregg Semenza, Chloe Bennett
Abstract.I evaluated a standardized tri-extract hepatobiliary formulation centered on milk thistle, artichoke, and dandelion root by combining its formulation quality-control and dose-gradient efficacy dataset with published human clinical evidence. I retained the original marker-standardization, antioxidant, and bile-flow data for the formulation and then matched these findings against randomized and prospective human studies of silymarin, artichoke leaf extract, dandelion, and closely related hepatobiliary botanical combinations published through 28 March 2026. The formulation dataset showed that …
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Chenli Ma
Abstract.The popularization of intelligent generation technology has greatly lowered the threshold for short drama creation, increased industry output, and quickly become an important form of mass cultural consumption due to its adaptation to fragmented consumption. However, with the expansion of the industry, the problem of homogenization permeates the entire process from creation to operation. Not only are there themes of urban romance and rebellious literature, but there are also phenomena such as fixed narrative routines, repetitive visual materials, and single promotion paths, which directly …
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Zixi Li
Abstract.In the context of deep integration between globalization and digitalization, new media platforms have become the core arena for cross-cultural communication. Their algorithmic recommendations and user-generated content (UGC) have fostered diverse communication phenomena. This paper systematically reviews relevant literature to analyze the current research status, strengths, and limitations of cross-cultural communication through new media. The study reveals that new media platforms demonstrate significant advantages in cultural diffusion, including high communication efficiency, strong …
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Shuyi Ye
Abstract.Cyberbullying has become an increasingly prominent social issue among college students in the digital age. From a sociological perspective, this paper systematically analyzes the occurrence mechanisms, social causes, and coping strategies of cyberbullying among college students by comprehensively applying social structure theory, social learning theory, and field theory. The research finds that cyberbullying among college students is not a simple individual psychological deviation but a projection of social structural contradictions into virtual space, a product of the interplay among …
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Anas Ziraoui, Sergei Antonov, Khalil Foster
Abstract.Background: We sought to produce a ready manuscript on a Bacillus coagulans-centered probiotic composition while preserving the original quantitative matrix and figures associated with the composition. Methods: We integrated published randomized trials and evidence syntheses on Bacillus coagulans-containing interventions with the composition-linked comparative matrix retained in the manuscript package. Results: Published human evidence shows that probiotic interventions can produce modest but reproducible reductions in body weight, body mass index, waist circumference and selected metabolic …
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Yijiang Wang
Abstract.The research intends to study the application of NVC of English majors’ classroom learning and teaching based on a case study in Sichuan International Studies University. Three approaches are involved in this paper: classroom observation, interview and questionnaires. The author does a classroom observation for two weeks in three English majors’ classes. Follow-up interviews are then conducted with the students and the teachers. 100 English majors and 20 English teachers complete the questionnaires. The study aims to make the university English teachers and English majors realize the fact that …
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Chen Yang
Abstract.Against the background of globalization and digital integration, artificial intelligence (AI) provides a new approach to improving second language willingness to communicate (WTC). Following the PRISMA guidelines, this study screened 31 empirical studies and analyzed the influence of AI on EFL learners’ WTC from research trends, mediating mechanisms and moderating factors. Research has grown rapidly since 2020, focusing on East Asian university students with interdisciplinary theories and mixed methods. AI enhances WTC through affective and cognitive pathways: it reduces anxiety and builds …
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Weixi Huang, Juntong Wang, Yujie Duan
Abstract.Sichuan cuisine culture embodies the philosophical essence of "harmonious coexistence" and the ecological wisdom of "harmony between humanity and nature" inherent in Chinese civilization. It serves as a significant carrier that demonstrates the five prominent characteristics of Chinese civilization. This paper systematically elucidates its strategic value in driving the integration of culture and tourism, empowering rural revitalization, and promoting international exchanges. It points out that although the Sichuan cuisine industry has currently been upgraded into a 100-billion-yuan-level …
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Xiaodong Shen, Wei Wang
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the deep advancement of the concept of "collaborative education" and the full implementation of the strategy of "Healthy China," cultivating the positive psychological quality of college students has become a key link of implementing the fundamental task of fostering virtue through education and promoting the overall development of individuals. The traditional paradigm of psychological health education, which is oriented toward pathological intervention, faces challenges in achieving effective outcomes, so it is urgent to transform to the "positive development" …
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Jabar Yassine, Fatima Al‑Zahra, Gregg L. Semenza
Abstract.Background: Iron deficiency and iron-deficiency anemia remain highly prevalent, particularly among women of reproductive age, pregnant women, and patients with chronic disease. Oral iron is first-line therapy in most settings, yet its performance is frequently constrained by gastrointestinal intolerance, variable absorption, and poor adherence. The specialized four-source system discussed here combines heme iron, ferrous bisglycinate, ferrous gluconate, ferrous lactate, and vitamin C-rich botanical extracts with the intention of broadening uptake pathways and improving formulation robustness. …
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Yiran Yin
Abstract.This comprehensive study undertakes a rigorous typological, iconographic, and spatial analysis of the "Tea Preparation" mural discovered in the Jin dynasty (1115–1234) tomb of Zhao Li, located in the Shijingshan District of Beijing. By integrating traditional tomb archaeology, ceramic typological analysis, and art historical iconography, the research elucidates the material culture and domestic rituals of the early Jin elite, highlighting a profound period of cultural assimilation and the diffusion of the sophisticated Song dynasty Diancha (tea whisking) method among the Jurchen-ruled …
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Youyi Lin
Abstract.Juvenile delinquency has always been one of the issues that society attaches great importance to. Compared to adults, minors are in a critical stage of growth and development, so the reasons behind their illegal activities are more complex and diverse. By analyzing the psychological characteristics of juvenile delinquents, reasonable and feasible corrective strategies are proposed based on this, which is of great significance for preventing juvenile delinquency and rescuing minors who have fallen behind and returning to society. On the premise of discussing the necessity of valuing the mental …
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Yu Liu
Abstract.In the context of population aging and declining birth rates, families who have lost their only child face severe challenges in elderly care due to the weakening of the traditional family support function. This study focuses on 12 such families in Z Community, J City, employing qualitative methods such as in-depth interviews and participatory observation, and is grounded in family systems theory and social support theory to systematically examine their elderly care difficulties and core needs. The study finds that families who have lost their only child in Z Community generally face five …
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Shibo Tian, Juannong Chen
Abstract.As a new type of composite material, fiber-reinforced concrete significantly improves the inherent defects of traditional concrete such as low tensile strength and high brittleness by incorporating various types of fibers into the concrete matrix. Meanwhile, its durability has attracted extensive attention and research. This paper systematically reviews the effects of different types of fibers on the durability of concrete, analyzes the key influencing factors including fiber parameters, matrix properties and environmental conditions, summarizes the main testing methods and evaluation …
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Yuan Yao, Yuan Zhu
Abstract.Traditional industries face distinctive challenges in achieving low-carbon transformation, yet their upgrading pathways remain underexplored compared with those of high-tech and heavy-emitting sectors. This paper addresses this gap by examining the silk industry of Nanchong, a prefecture-level city in Sichuan Province officially designated as "China's Silk Capital" (2005) and the "Origin of Silk" (2016). Nanchong possesses the most complete cocoon-silk-textile industry chain in southwestern China, spanning sericulture, reeling, weaving, dyeing, garment manufacturing, and cultural-tourism …
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Huiheng Zhang, Xiaofan Yu
Abstract.This paper examines how green finance and environmental regulation jointly promote the green transformation and upgrading of industrial structure. Based on data from 31 provinces during 2014–2023, the results show that both green finance and environmental regulation significantly drive the greening of industrial structure, and environmental regulation plays a mediating role in their relationship. The study also finds that the impact of green finance is more pronounced in western and northeastern regions, while it is relatively moderate in eastern and central regions. This paper provides …
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Jabar Yassine, Gregg Semenza, Darnell Knox
Abstract.Background: Improving calcium bioavailability requires more than simply increasing elemental calcium content. In this study, we evaluated an NVTIA GABA-lysine calcium preparation that couples a modified algal-calcium microsphere, an absorption-promoting inclusion module, a calcium-deposition cofactor module, and antioxidant protection. We then matched our bench findings with published human trials that are directly relevant to lysine-assisted calcium handling, algae-derived calcium, calcium plus vitamin D, and vitamin K-guided mineral utilization. Methods: We summarized our bench dataset on …
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Kang Liu
Abstract.In recent years, with the rapid iteration of digital technology and the development of cultural industries, the integration of film and gaming has become one of the important content production models. VR/AR technology, with its powerful immersive experience, human-computer interaction, and scene based presentation, is accelerating the development process of film and gaming integration. The author intends to start from the impact of VR/AR technology on the integration of film and gaming, and dissect the usage scenarios in its production process, expression paradigm, and reception mode, and …
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Guochao Li
Abstract.With the acceleration of urbanization and changes in demographic structure in China, a large number of rural primary schools have been consolidated or closed due to declining student enrollment, creating the social phenomenon of "disappearing rural primary schools." From a social work perspective, this paper reviews existing research on the adjustment of rural educational resources and the impact of school consolidation on rural communities. It analyzes, from multiple dimensions including psychological, environmental, cultural, and community development perspectives, the opportunities and …
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Jiahui Nie
Abstract.Under the dual waves of consumption upgrading and green transformation, the coordinated development of digital printing and traditional craftsmanship has become an important path for innovation and breakthrough in the textile industry. It not only meets the flexible production needs of small and medium-sized production capacity, but also caters to the consumption preferences of young consumer groups for cultural and creative products, helping intangible cultural heritage to shift from inheritance and protection to market-oriented monetization. Digital printing, with its efficient, precise, and …
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Wenjing Wang
Abstract.To enhance the digital skills of returning college students in agricultural live streaming assistance and address the bottleneck issue of rural e-commerce talent, this paper constructs a training model focusing on system building, resource integration, and outcome transformation, addressing current issues such as training cognitive biases and imperfect systems. Research indicates that this model can improve college students' practical abilities, facilitate the upward movement of agricultural products, inject digital momentum into rural revitalization, and provide practical support for the …
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Yuntong Liu
Abstract.Following the successful hosting of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, China's sports industry has experienced rapid development, accompanied by continuous improvements in sports regulations. After the Winter Games concluded, the newly revised Sports Law introduced a dedicated chapter on sports arbitration, enabling the comprehensive implementation of the sports arbitration system. While the sports arbitration system provides a sound theoretical framework for resolving sports disputes, its practical application faces multiple challenges. These include ambiguities in defining the scope of …
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Qi Liu
Abstract.In Elizabeth Gaskell’s novel Cranford, the behaviors of the residents of Cranford display many characteristics of obsessive-compulsive disorder-like (OCD-like) behaviors. These behaviors serve as a psychological defense mechanism to help them cope with the uncertainties and anxieties of their social environment. Specifically, these behaviors manifest as contamination fears, characterized by self-imposed mental restraints, such as pursuit of cleanliness and preoccupation with chastity; as ordering OCD-like behaviors, marked by conservatism in actions, like adherence to tea party traditions and …
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Tingna Yin
Abstract.Chinese ink painting relies on brush and ink to achieve its core expressive efficacy, and its vivid aesthetic characteristics are inherently related to the expression and regulation of emotions. The comprehensive experience of multiple senses is an important way for ink painting to achieve artistic healing efficacy. This article combines existing literature and empirical research in the field of art therapy to analyze the action pathways of the multi-sensory efficacy of the artistic charm of brush and ink on multiple sensory levels such as vision, touch, and hearing, and explore its practical …
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Ruoran Tang
Abstract.As the world's largest hydraulic engineering project, the construction and operation of the Three Gorges Dam have had a profound impact on the ecological environment of the Yangtze River Basin. As one of the most famous hydraulic projects, it has provided ideas for the construction of other projects in the industry. In this context, the Three Gorges Dam project also has certain environmental impacts; the existence of the project is likely to be detrimental to the surrounding ecological environment, and at this time, measures to address these impacts must be considered. Based on the framework …
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Jiao Zeng, Zhe Yang
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the technological wave and the strategic push for a "Digital Strong Province", generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) is profoundly impacting educational practice, presenting new challenges, particularly to the professional competence of rural teachers. This study employs a narrative research approach, using in-depth interviews to delineate the complete journey of "encounter" and "adaptation" with Gen AI experienced by two rural primary school mathematics teachers. The findings reveal that teachers' technology integration is not a linear process of adoption but …
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Jia Wang
Abstract.The changing cognition of wilderness reveals the complex interaction between human and nature. Wilderness is no longer perceived as a land entirely separate from humanity; instead, modern society places greater emphasis on the symbiotic relationship between human and nature, as well as the state of human existence under the influence of the wild. As a writer who has long resided in the American West, Callan Wink strives to capture the regional landscape of the American West, particularly Montana, the living conditions of its residents, and the formative influence of the environment on human …
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Fengshan Si, Jing Wang
Abstract.In the context of the national curriculum-based political education reform, this study examines the significant challenges encountered in the course “Information System Analysis and Design”, specifically the ambiguity in integration pathways and the lack of a systematic evaluation framework. To address these issues, a novel educational model termed “Value-Competence Dual-Drive” is developed. This research employs case-based teaching as the primary methodology to effectively incorporate core ideological and political elements, such as strategic thinking and a spirit of craftsmanship, throughout …
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Qian Wu
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the digital social transformation, digital technology has emerged as a crucial medium for individuals with disabilities to overcome physical limitations and expand their social participation. However, the digital divide and social exclusion continue to impede their participation effectiveness. This paper adopts group work as an intervention approach. By constructing an intervention framework centered around technology adaptation, capacity enhancement, social support, and participation empowerment, and integrating the current digital literacy status and social …
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Zongheng Li, Wei Wang
Abstract.Red Culture is a unique spiritual symbol and valuable ideological resource formed by the Chinese people under the leadership of the Communist Party of China in the great practice. Its inherent progressiveness, revolutionary nature, practicality, people-oriented nature, and national character are highly aligned with the fundamental task of fostering virtue and nurturing talents in higher education. The systematic integration of red culture into college students' ideological and political education has multi-dimensional value connotations. On the basis of defining the core concept of red …
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Symon Liu
Abstract.Under the influence of contemporary society characterized by the coexistence of digitalization and emotional regulation, the youth (Gen Z) has increasingly turned self-expression into symbolic systems facing the highly homogenized cultural environment and mounting psychological stress. This research focuses specifically on the rapid spread of the trend “Anti-Fashionism” recently—a visual system evolved from the concepts of anti-authoritarian, anti-structural, nihilistic, absurd, and affectively detached narratives, exemplified by brands such as Vetements and Enfants Riches Déprimés (ERD). The …
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Jabar Yassine, Gregg Semenza, Corey Bennett
Abstract.Background: We evaluated a three-component NVTIA composition that combines guarana extract, epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), and konjac glucomannan for weight management. Instead of presenting non-verified simulated human outcomes, we retained the formulation data already available in the manuscript and matched them with published clinical trial evidence. Methods: We searched PubMed-indexed randomized trials, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, ClinicalTrials.gov records, NIH Office of Dietary Supplements materials, and EU regulatory texts through March 2026 for human studies involving guarana, …
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Yachong Li
Abstract.This study employed the Chinese academic emotions scale and the Emotion Regulation Questionnaire (ERQ) to survey nine university students from the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The results indicate that the mean score for positive academic emotions was significantly higher than that for negative academic emotions during the process of learning Chinese. No significant gender differences were found. Academic achievement showed a strong correlation with negative emotions and a weak correlation with positive emotions. Overall, the participants' use of emotion regulation strategies leaned toward the …
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Xia Li, Zhaohui Chu
Abstract.With the wide application of Internet technology in the field of finance and accounting, the new era puts forward higher requirements for financial and accounting practitioners, and accounting talents in the new era not only need to have theoretical knowledge, but also need to master more information intelligent technology. In this context, the traditional professional teaching model has been unable to meet the needs of compound talents in the new era. In order to cultivate the innovative and applied talents needed in the new era, colleges and universities need to reform the traditional …
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Yue Lei
Abstract.The South African Communist Party has a century-long history of exploring socialism amid hardships. As a Marxist-Leninist party, it has led the working class in struggles while upholding communist ideals. It integrates Marxism-Leninism with South Africa’s realities and advances the national democratic revolution via alliance with the ANC. Facing current challenges, it reflects deeply, forms new perceptions, and uses its century-long experience to boost the innovation and development of South Africa’s socialist cause.
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Yurong Wu
Abstract.With the advancement of education marketization, part-time staff in postgraduate entrance exam preparation institutions have become a key group for supplementing teaching resources and meeting diverse needs. However, their occupational identity dilemmas have become prominent due to temporary employment and marginal management. This study, framed by the theories of occupational identity and organizational identity, employs literature review, interviews, and questionnaire surveys to identify four core challenges faced by this group: 1) Ambiguous career positioning leading to a sense of …
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Xueqi Liu
Abstract.This paper presents a comprehensive comparative study of jury systems from a global perspective. It first examines the institutional evolution, practical characteristics, and existing dilemmas of jury or lay judge systems in common law jurisdictions (the US and the UK) and several civil law or hybrid jurisdictions, including France, Japan, Russia, India, South Korea, and Germany. The analysis reveals a spectrum of models, from the classic jury system (separating fact-finding and law application) to mixed tribunal systems (with judges and citizens sharing powers) and advisory systems. Key …
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Yingting Diao
Abstract.This essay compares Reception Aesthetics and New Historicism through the concepts of event and fact. It argues that their difference lies not only in method, but also in ontology and epistemology. Reception Aesthetics sees the event as realized in the interaction between text and reader, and understands facts as formed through the accumulation of reception and interpretive continuity. New Historicism, by contrast, treats the event as historically situated and materially embedded, and regards facts as discursive effects produced within networks of power, archive, and institution. By comparing …
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Xuemei Lu
Abstract.This study examines the English translation of corporate websites from new energy enterprises in China from an Eco-translatology perspective. This research analyzes how translators make adaptive selections at the linguistic, cultural, and communicative dimensions to achieve adaptation within the target-language ecological environment. The findings reveal that the translator employs translation methods and techniques such as addition, conversion, omission, reordering, syntactic restructuring and free translation at the linguistic, cultural and communicative dimensions to enhance readability, …
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Xinyu Li
Abstract.As the top segment of the higher education system, postgraduate education serves as the core carrier for cultivating high-level professional and innovative talents, undertaking the vital mission of providing high-quality intellectual resources for social development. With the continuous expansion of postgraduate enrollment in China, various contradictions in the training process have gradually emerged, among which the dual predicament of "disordered life and stagnant research" faced by some postgraduates has become a typical issue. In life, they are trapped by academic pressure, time imbalance …
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Lei Song
Abstract.At present, the theoretical research on Chinese folded paper-cut lags behind practice relatively. Researchers need to conduct in-depth research on the conceptual connotation and technical system structure of folded paper-cut. The techniques of folded paper-cut can be divided into three levels: basic folding and cutting methods, derived folding and cutting methods, and comprehensive folding and cutting methods, including five categories and sixteen specific folding and cutting methods, each with a variety of folding and cutting forms. The techniques at the three levels increase in difficulty …
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Jinning Wang
Abstract.Using survey data from 386 grape growers in Yingkou City, Liaoning Province, this article examines the dual mechanisms through which e-commerce participation affects farmers' behavioral upgrading. The analysis focuses on three outcome dimensions - standardized production behavior, diversified marketing behavior, and green technology adoption - and treats information acquisition capability and risk perception as two mediating channels. The empirical strategy combines reliability and validity testing, multiple regression, and bootstrap mediation analysis. The results show that e-commerce …
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Manyu Wei
Abstract.The Hebei Provincial Higher People's Court's Enforcement Ruling No. 59 of 2024 definitively confirms that the cash value of a wealth management life insurance policy falls under "other property rights" under Article 242 of the Civil Procedure Law, and determines that the policyholder's refusal to terminate the contract, jeopardizing the realization of the creditor's rights, constitutes an abuse of rights under Article 132 of the Civil Code. The ruling, based on systematic interpretation, purposive interpretation, and the principle of proportionality, redefines the normative scope of Articles …
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Yuepeng Zhang
Abstract.Using Liaoning’s 13 prefecture-level cities during 2015–2024 as the comparative background and Yingkou City as the focal case, this paper examines how digital governance and collaborative institutional arrangements shape the regional pooling efficiency of China’s basic pension insurance. Building on the dynamic-balance view of efficiency, the paper combines efficiency decomposition, benchmark Tobit evidence, and mechanism analysis to distinguish scale-matching problems from process-efficiency bottlenecks. The results indicate that Yingkou’s mean technical efficiency (TE) is 0.66, with pure …
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Ran Li, Yusheng Du
Abstract.The expression and redemption of traumatic memory have always been significant topics in the fields of literary creation and research. The “gift” imagery in The Last Gift transcends the superficial connotation of traditional gift-giving, transforming into a material carrier of traumatic memory and a medium for healing. This paper employs trauma theory as its core framework to investigate the material anchoring of traumatic memory, elucidate the mediating function of the “gift” imagery in the transmission of individual and intergenerational trauma, and ultimately reveal the healing path through …
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Yuhan Wang, Letian Shen, Yan Chen
Abstract.After the Liaodong Incident in the 46th year of Wanli, the situation in Liaodong worsened. The fall of Liaodong and Shenyang in the first year of Tianqi made Shanhaiguan the frontline against the Jurchens and a strategic gateway to the capital. The concentration of troops and changes in maritime grain supply caused a sharp rise in military provisions revenue and expenditure around Shanhaiguan, overwhelming existing institutions. To improve provision management, the court set up specialized agencies including the Shanhaiguan Provisions Bureau and Maritime Transport Office in the first year of …
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Bin Liu
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the deep integration of globalization and digitalization, the international communication of Huxiang culture faces multiple challenges including "cultural discount," platform dependence, and stereotyping. Based on multimodal discourse analysis theory and digital humanities technologies, and drawing on Hunan Province's communication practices of "integration of culture and technology" and "integration of culture and tourism," this study constructs multimodal communication pathways for Huxiang culture encompassing technological empowerment and communication strategies, …
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