Ruilin Zhong, Huachao Zha
Abstract.Agriculture, as the fundamental pillar industry of the national economy, plays a pivotal role in China's national strategy for the new era. High-quality agricultural development is a core component of this strategy, and enhancing agricultural infrastructure construction is a crucial approach to achieve it. Based on panel data from 30 provinces in China spanning from 2011 to 2023, this paper employs the super-efficiency SBM-DEA model to measure the high-quality agricultural development efficiency. It empirically examines the impact and mechanism of agricultural infrastructure construction on …
Read more →
Zihan Wu
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the post-pandemic era featuring the release of social emotions, the penetration of short-video platforms, and the dominance of online discourse by Generation Z from 2022 to 2025, Internet buzzwords have exhibited distinctive characteristics in production and dissemination. Taking Peirce’s triadic sign theory as the core analytical framework, this paper conducts a systematic semiotic study of Internet buzzwords in this period. According to the nature of the relationship between signs and their objects, Internet buzzwords are classified into three categories: iconic …
Read more →
Jabar Yassine, Gregg L. Semenza, Kim Min-jun
Abstract.Background: Dyslipidemia, endothelial injury, oxidative stress, and impaired microcirculation are mechanistically linked to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular risk. We developed an NVTIA branded raw-material complex built around rice bran fatty alcohol and plant sterol, with earthworm protein, bitter melon peptide, antioxidant components, lipid-lowering components, vascular maintenance agents, and excipients.
Objective: We evaluated the preclinical efficacy pattern of the NVTIA complex against model control and comparator formulations, and we designed a publishable randomized clinical …
Read more →
Xinya Gong, Zhiqin Wang
Abstract.The translation of Chinese ethnic literature is a crucial initiative to promote Chinese culture to the world. As a traditional folk song of the Tujia ethnic group, Sheba Songs is rich in connotations and embodies the beauty of artistic conception; it has a strong sense of rhythm, representing the beauty of sound; and it features neat parallelism, demonstrating the beauty of form. Guided by Xu Yuanchong’s “Three Beauties Theory” as the theoretical framework, this study explores the beauty in sense, sound, and form in the English translation of the Tujia Sheba Songs. It highlights the …
Read more →
Linna Cheng, Wenxian Wang, Linjie Xu
Abstract.In response to the challenges faced by traditional safety management courses in the context of the intelligent transformation of the rail transit industry—such as outdated teaching resources, rigid teaching methods, and fragmented evaluation systems—this paper proposes and implements a "three-stage, five-dimensional" smart teaching model. This model follows a three-stage teaching process: pre-class autonomous learning, in-class in-depth inquiry, and post-class precise review. It establishes a five-dimensional education objective system covering knowledge acquisition, skill development, …
Read more →
Rushi Shang
Abstract.The whole world load of mind health problems has strengthened the need for useful, reachable, and non-drug interference methods. Art treatment, which includes vision, sound, play and story methods, has appeared as a clinic-recognized method whose treatment working principles go beyond symptom easing to deal with emotion control, self building, and people connection again. This article investigates the psychological and neurobiological principles via which art therapy brings out curative influences, summarizes the clinical evidence foundation across main mental health disorders, and discusses …
Read more →
Jing Li
Abstract.Community governance is the foundational project of the national governance system, and the organic integration of Party-building leadership with the professional strength of social work represents an important direction for enhancing the effectiveness of community governance. Currently, social work intervention in community governance faces practical dilemmas, including insufficient professional recognition and ambiguous identity positioning, administrative absorption and the weakening of professional autonomy, and imperfect mechanisms for the coordination of multiple actors. Based on the …
Read more →
Jabar Yassine, Gregg L. Semenza, Nolan Brooks
Abstract.Background: Tomato fruit is a measurable dietary source of phytomelatonin, and tomato-derived extracts are increasingly being evaluated for sleep-related applications. Objective: We examined whether the analytical profile reported for the NVTIA tomato-derived phytomelatonin platform is consistent with the published human evidence base for melatonin and tomato-derived sleep interventions. Methods: We analyzed the process-performance dataset of the NVTIA platform and interpreted it in the context of peer-reviewed clinical and translational literature. Results: In the NVTIA dataset, the final …
Read more →
Juchao Qi
Abstract.Against the backdrop of a restructuring global power landscape and intensifying great-power rivalry, how discourse-weak countries respond to the narrative hegemony of discourse-strong states has become a prominent topic in international political research. The narrative interaction between the United States and Latin America constitutes a typical case of international discourse contestation. This study employs a three-dimensional analytical framework of “actor-content-mode” to systematically examine the pathways and inherent logics of narrative resistance by discourse-weak states. The United …
Read more →
Ping Mai, Ying Tan
Abstract.Against the backdrop of globalization, Guangzhou morning tea is not only accepted by overseas audiences as a form of cuisine, but also participates in the reconstruction of cultural meaning as an important component of the Lingnan daily lifestyle. However, due to cultural differences, the frequent weakening of symbolic meaning and deviation of cultural connotation affect elements such as the naming of dim sum items, tea house etiquette, and social customs during communication. Based on Peirce’s semiotic theory, this paper explores the reconstruction of Guangzhou morning tea cultural symbols …
Read more →
Yujia Yang, Yunyun Li
Abstract.Since the 21st century, human geography has undergone a paradigm revolution centered on the "material turn" and "posthuman turn," giving rise to More-than-human Geography (MTHG). Centered on relational ontology, this school challenges the long-standing anthropocentrism and human-nature dualism that have defined traditional human geography. It regards non-human lives, materials, and technologies as agents with agency, focusing on the complex relationships through which humans and non-humans co-construct space, place, and society. Based on relevant literature on domestic new cultural geography, …
Read more →
Zihan Wu
Abstract.This study employs Hyland’s (2005) classification framework for stance markers as its core analytical tool. It constructs two small, comparable corpora—one comprising abstracts of Chinese master’s theses and the other comprising abstracts of scholarly articles by experts—and utilizes corpus-based quantitative statistics and comparative analysis to systematically examine the usage characteristics and differences of stance markers in these two text types. The findings reveal that while the total number of stance markers in master’s thesis abstracts is higher, their density is only half that of …
Read more →
Yinyi Wu, Yixin Chen, Jiangnan Gong, Jianing Fang, Xianglong Qiu, Yifan Zhang
Abstract.With the ongoing optimization of the talent structure in the healthcare industry, medical students face difficulties such as intense competition for high-quality positions and low willingness to work in primary-level institutions. As the core carrier for implementing the fundamental task of “fostering virtue and cultivating talent,” university party building has unique advantages in shaping values and enhancing employability. Taking Wenzhou Medical University as an example, this study employs literature review and questionnaire survey to analyze the impact of medical students’ participation in …
Read more →
Yongyu Zhang
Abstract.Wen Zhengming's 《Zhuozheng Garden Album》 was created in the 12th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1533), when Wen Zhengming was 64 years old. At the invitation of Wang Xianchen, the owner of Zhuozheng Garden, Wen painted the garden's landscapes and composed poems for the newly constructed garden. Each painting features the landscape name and a seven-character poem inscribed on the opposite page, integrating poetry, calligraphy, and painting to reflect the refined tastes of a literati. The album employs a blend of realistic and expressive techniques, with meticulously detailed …
Read more →
Yilin Wang, Dengfeng Tang
Abstract.This study uses the 2026 U.S. Dietary Guidelines self-disclosure of capital manipulation as a case, applying the cognitive-affective-behavioral model to text-mine and sentiment-analyze 6,533 YouTube comments. Cognitively, the public focused on pre-existing frames—historical lessons, nutrient controversies, and institutional accountability—rather than the official admission itself. Affectively, neutral comments dominated, polarity fluctuated cyclically without polarization, and low-to-mid subjectivity scores indicated predominantly rational discourse. Behaviorally, interactions revolved around …
Read more →
Libo Li, Xudong Zhang
Abstract.The new quality of productive forces presents entirely new challenges to the competency structure of supply chain professionals. This paper systematically analyzes the prominent issues currently present in university “Supply Chain Management” courses across teaching philosophy, content, methods, assessment, ideological and political education, and industry-education integration. Guided by the concept of “new-quality education,” this paper constructs a systematic reform pathway encompassing six dimensions: shifting teaching objectives toward the integration of competencies and values; …
Read more →
Xiaotao Huang
Abstract.Christopher Marlowe’s *The Jew of Malta* profoundly reflects the value reconstruction and social upheaval of the Renaissance through its unique “villain-hero” narrative .Grounded in the social context of the Elizabethan era, a deconstruction of the characters of the Jew Barabbas and the Governor Funnes reveals that, compared to Barabbas’s explicit quest for vengeance, Funnes’s use of religious rhetoric to mask political plunder constitutes a more covert and profound form of Machiavellianism. This exposes the hypocritical nature of the Christian world, which commits injustice in the name of the …
Read more →
Chengyan Zhou, Xiaohong Shi
Abstract.Under the strategic guidance of coordinating development and security, building a secure and resilient digital industrial chain has become a core issue in promoting industrial modernization. Based on a theoretical analysis perspective, this paper systematically explains the dual roles of the digital economy in building industrial chain resilience. On the one hand, it analyzes the significant enabling advantages of the digital economy from three dimensions: information collaboration, intelligent decision - making, and ecological reconstruction. On the other hand, it identifies and discusses the …
Read more →
Lan Zhang
Abstract.The rapidly developing artificial intelligence-generated content (AIGC) technologies have profoundly reshaped the new media copywriter production scene, bringing remarkable efficiency and posing challenges for traditional creative education and industry-university collaboration models. This paper addresses three interrelated aspects: the technological advancement of AIGC within the domain of new media copywriting; the emergent tensions between algorithmic content generation and human creative abilities; and structural strategies to foster industry-academia cooperation for preparing …
Read more →
Zhuohan Yang
Abstract.This paper systematically examines the origin and development of Chinese shanshui culture and its influence on gardens in China and abroad. Adopting a comparative perspective between China and the West, the study reveals the differences and interactions between the two traditions across five dimensions: natural geography, philosophical thought, garden form, spiritual expression, and cross-cultural transmission. The results indicate that Western gardens, originating from open plains, emphasize human control over nature, while Chinese gardens, shaped by complex terrain, gave rise to the concept …
Read more →
Yunyun Li, Yujia Yang
Abstract.As an important part of daily life, leisure activities play an irreplaceable role, since the early 1980s, the study of constraints on leisure activities has become an important topic in the field of foreign leisure research, while domestic academic research on leisure constraints lags behind, and there are fewer research results, to this end, this paper summarizes and analyzes the development history, research content of domestic and foreign leisure constraints research. For this reason, this paper combs, summarizes and analyzes the development history, research content of domestic and foreign …
Read more →
Qinlu Tian
Abstract.In order to explore the internal relationship between social media use behavior, digital culture perception and mental health of different gender groups, this paper undertakes data collation and empirical analysis based on CNNIC's 53rd Statistical Report on Internet Development in China, the Blue Book on Mental Health: China's National Mental Health Development Report (2023-2024) and other public authoritative materials. Research shows that the size of China’s internet user base has reached 1.092 billion, the Internet penetration rate is 77.5%, and the network applications have achieved full …
Read more →
Zihan Wu
Abstract.The abstract of a research paper is a core carrier of academic communication. Existing studies on engagement resources have mostly focused on cross-linguistic and cross-disciplinary comparisons, while there remains a research gap in the refined cross-group comparison of engagement resources between abstracts of MA thesis in China and international journal articles. Based on the engagement system framework of Martin’s Appraisal Theory, this study takes 20 English abstracts of the two types as research corpus, and conducts manual annotation and quantitative comparative analysis. The results show …
Read more →
Canruo Hu
Abstract.The core themes of existentialist film, rooted as it is in the postwar European philosophical tradition, are the individual subjectivity, extreme freedom and the confrontation with absurdity. When East Asian filmmakers grapple with these premises they are not merely reproducing Western existentialist aesthetic but are doing so in culturally specific philosophical registers such as Confucian relational ethics, Buddhist impermanence, and Daoist acceptance of contingency, thereby producing hybrid cinematic forms that are not so easily assimilated into either tradition. This study investigates the …
Read more →
Yating Liang, Ying Tan
Abstract.Rooted in the regional cultural soil of southeastern Guangxi, Pingnan folk culture integrates the diverse characteristics of the Hakka, Yao and other ethnic groups, forming a cultural system that boasts both uniqueness and inheritance. Terms and texts of this culture, bearing strong regional cultural connotations, encounter the dilemma of balancing linguistic form and cultural meaning in cross-cultural translation. The Translation Shifts Theory proposed by British linguist J.C. Catford, with a focus on linguistic levels and categories, provides a systematic analytical framework for addressing …
Read more →
Ziwen Li
Abstract.This paper presents a comparative study of the Greek myth Pygmalion and the Chinese tale Zhenzhen in the Painting, examining how the motif of “artwork transformed into a companion” is interpreted across cultural contexts. In the Western tradition, the Pygmalion narrative is grounded in the materiality of sculpture and the interaction between humans and gods, forming a “creator–creation” structure. Since the Renaissance, it has been closely linked to humanist educational ideals and repeatedly reinterpreted in drama and pedagogy. In contrast, shaped by the aesthetics of Chinese painting and a …
Read more →