Xin Li
Abstract.Systematically study the various conditions in the development environment of corporate debt restructuring and subsequent cross-border listings on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange during a period of major global economic changes in this paper. Recently, due to the economic slowdown and restructuring of the enterprise, some enterprises have encountered a cash-flow problem and had to cut back their expenditures. Based on the above, this paper puts forward a proposal for improving debt-reduction plans and enhancing the international development of Chinese enterprises through an offshore listing. Debt …
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Tairan Hu
Abstract.The representative teams of sports in universities play a significant role in the construction and development of sports in our country's higher education institutions. It is necessary for us to systematically understand and examine these representative teams. This article conducts a survey study on nine regular sports teams at the Ya'an campus of Sichuan Agricultural University through methods such as questionnaires, literature review, and logical analysis. The research concludes the following realities faced by the regular sports teams at Sichuan Agricultural University: (1) The …
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Zihan Wu
Abstract.This study compares the use of shell nouns in Chinese master’s thesis abstracts and English expert research article abstracts. Based on Schmid’s (2000) definition of shell nouns and Jiang and Hyland’s (2015) functional classification, two small-scale corpora were built: a Master’s Corpus and an Expert Corpus. The findings reveal three major differences. First, experts use shell nouns significantly more frequently than master’s students. Second, experts employ a balanced distribution of lexico-grammatical constructions, with N-that accounting for 18.3%, whereas master’s students heavily rely on …
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Chenhanrui Rao
Abstract.Abstract: Against the background of the continuous advancement of the "Double Reduction" policy and the deepening of education on excellent traditional Chinese culture, traditional Wushu has gradually entered the primary school physical education curriculum system. To understand the implementation of traditional Wushu teaching in primary schools in Chongqing, this study used literature review, questionnaire survey, interview, and mathematical statistics methods to investigate 233 primary school physical education teachers. The results show that most schools have included Wushu in physical …
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Xiangfan Fan
Abstract.The legality and clarity of the validity of labor contracts are core prerequisites for defining the rights and obligations of employers and employees and resolving labor disputes. Based on relevant norms of the *Labor Contract Law* and the *Civil Code*, and combined with typical judicial cases and labor law theory, this paper systematically analyzes four core and difficult issues in full-time employment: the determination of the validity of oral contracts, the liability for breach of the obligation to inform before contracting, the determination of the validity of contracts with unqualified …
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Xiaoqing Huang, Jun Lang
Abstract.Flow experience is a critical psychological state for optimizing athletic performance, yet the mechanisms through which external situational factors facilitate this state among college basketball players remain underexplored. This study investigates the antecedents of flow experience and examines the mediating role of perceived skill–challenge balance within the framework of Flow Theory. Employing a mixed-methods design, the study collected questionnaire data from 100 college basketball players and conducted semi-structured interviews with six experienced coaches. Quantitative analyses, …
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Xiangfan Fan
Abstract.This paper focuses on the "mirror of evidence" principle in the field of evidence law, deeply analyzing its connotation, theoretical basis, and characteristics. Through judicial practice cases, it elaborates on the important role of the "mirror of evidence" principle in improving the accuracy of fact-finding, constructing logical chains, and ensuring judicial fairness. The aim is to reveal the key significance of this principle in restoring the truth of cases in judicial activities, providing theoretical reference and practical guidance for a more scientific and reasonable determination of …
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Fei Hu
Abstract.Under the realistic background of increasingly fierce competition in higher education, the improvement of the scholarship of teaching and learning ability of teachers has profound influence on the development of colleges and universities. At present, the scholarship of teaching and learning ability of teachers in local universities of finance and economics is generally weak, and there are fewer teachers who are proficient in the scholarship of teaching and learning, and the scholarship of teaching and learning ability of young teachers in local universities of finance and economics is …
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Wei Zou, Yuqin Pu
Abstract.High-quality development of youth sports is a cornerstone for building a leading sports nation and a Healthy China, with multi-subject collaboration serving as a core pathway to achieve this goal. From the perspective of collaborative governance, this study adopts the literature review method and logical analysis method to systematically examine the practical dilemmas confronting multi-subject collaboration in the high-quality development of youth sports in China. The results reveal that influenced by factors such as divergent stakeholder interests, fragmented departmental governance, …
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Yi Tang, Weilong Chen, Guilin He
Abstract.Objective: This study examined the effects of long-term square dance exercise on selected physical fitness indicators and anxiety level in postmenopausal women, with the aim of providing empirical evidence for community-based exercise guidance for this population. Methods: Forty postmenopausal women from Haigang District, Qinhuangdao City, were included and divided into a long-term square dance group (n=20) and a comparison group (n=20). Long-term square dance participation was defined as dancing at least three times per week, at least 30 minutes per session, for one year or longer. Body mass …
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Xue Li, Yanmei Chen
Abstract.Substance use disorder has become a serious challenge in the global public health field, severely impairing patients physiological function, mental health, and social adaptability. Traditional interventions have limitations in improving long-term rehabilitation outcomes and reducing relapse rates. Exercise intervention, as a green and safe non-pharmacological therapy, has gradually gained attention from the academic community. This review systematically analyzes 15 relevant studies and summarizes the effects of different exercise types—such as high-intensity interval training (HIIT), mind-body …
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Yuyin Sheng
Abstract.Teacher professional development has become a central concern in English language education as teachers are expected to respond to increasingly complex classroom environments, curriculum reforms, and learners’ diverse needs. Among various approaches to teacher development, reflective practice has been widely recognized as an effective means of promoting teachers’ professional growth. Drawing on the theoretical foundations established by Dewey and Schön and subsequent developments in TESOL research, this paper examines the role of reflective practice in the professional development of English …
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Yan Chen
Abstract.From the perspective of national sentiment, this paper conducts an in-depth investigation into the trajectory and impact of Sino-Japanese sports exchanges during the late Qing Dynasty. During this period, both China and Japan faced pressure from Western powers but pursued distinct developmental paths. Japan implemented comprehensive westernization, particularly through gymnastics education centered on military exercises, establishing a modern school sports system that enhanced public physical fitness and national consciousness. Following its defeat in the First Sino-Japanese War, China …
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Jiamiao Liu
Abstract.This study uses neurotic personality and metacognition as research variables to explore the mechanism of their interaction on individual digital loneliness and self-identity loss, and to sort out the developmental characteristics of psychological distress in online social interactions. Using the literature analysis method, this study integrates empirical research results on personality psychology and online social networking in China over the past decade, and conducts analysis based on data measured by mature standardized scales. The results indicate a positive correlation between neurotic …
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Qianyi Gu
Abstract.The exponential growth of big data and artificial intelligence has fundamentally transformed how learners acquire knowledge. They frequently navigate through the internet and artificial intelligence application to gather necessary materials to fulfill their learning needs. In these cases, they often find themselves overwhelmed by the sheer volume and complexity of the available information. The challenge of learning becomes to acquiring meaning and gaining understanding through artificial intelligence generated materials. This study focuses on the core challenges of knowledge acquisition faced …
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Wei Zou, Yuhang Ke
Abstract.Amid increasingly intense competition in elite sports, the scientific and precise optimization of training methodologies has become a critical determinant of athletic performance. Hypoxic training, as an advanced training strategy that simulates high-altitude environments to stimulate physiological potential, has evolved from traditional natural altitude training to a stage characterized by highly controllable and reproducible artificial hypoxic environments. This study centers on a systematically designed research project, aiming to comprehensively elucidate the physiological adaptation …
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Shuanfeng Li, Yun Li
Abstract.To systematically sort out the research status, hot topics and evolution trends of artificial intelligence (AI) empowering physical education teaching in China, this study takes 111 valid core journal papers included in China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI) as analysis samples and adopts CiteSpace software to conduct bibliometric and visual analysis of literature. The conclusions are as follows: mature cooperative networks have not yet been established among major research institutions and author groups engaged in research on AI empowering physical education teaching in China; the …
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Gongxue Li
Abstract.The year 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of China's victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan and also the 120th anniversary of the birth of Chinese cinema. As an artistic medium that integrates audio and visual elements, film serves not only as a vivid reflection of history but also as a crucial vessel for preserving memories of wartime trauma. However, the cinematic "soundscapes" —a key component of historical memory related to the war—have long been overlooked by researchers. By reviewing the development of sound representation in Chinese anti-Japanese war films since the reform and …
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Qinqin Ye
Abstract.This study employed the methods of literature review, logical analysis, and comparative analysis. By searching for various relevant literature on functional training and volleyball in recent years, a systematic analysis was conducted on the application value of functional training in enhancing the competitive ability of volleyball. The research shows that functional training can effectively improve the athlete's jumping ability, movement speed, and movement control ability by enhancing core stability, dynamic balance ability, and multi-joint coordination. As a result, it optimizes key …
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Xinyi Zhang
Abstract.In European and American criminal law, the regulation of rape has revolved around the question of how to determine whether sexual activity is “against a woman’s will.” This debate has produced four distinct standards for identifying sexual consent. Under traditional rape law, consent turned on a woman’s physical resistance—a criterion that fails to capture what rape actually is. Driven by progressive feminist thought, the affirmative consent standard, which foregrounds women’s sexual autonomy, has gradually gained traction in academic circles and spurred a wave of rape law reform across the …
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Qing Ye, Ming Yang
Abstract.Research Objective: This paper mainly studies the influence of physical training on sensory integration rehabilitation of autistic children in yibin Special Education School. Surveys indicate that autistic children frequently suffer from sensory integration dysfunction. As a non-pharmacological intervention, physical training plays a vital role in improving their sensory integration capabilities. Targeted physical training can enhance autistic children’s multiple sensory systems including vestibular sense, proprioception, tactile sense and visual sense, helping them achieve better daily living …
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Zihan Wu
Abstract.This study compares the use of lexical bundles in the abstracts of Chinese master’s theses and those of research articles written by English expert writers. Two small corpora were constructed: a corpus of master’s thesis abstracts and a corpus of expert research article abstracts. Based on Hyland’s (2008b) functional classification framework, four-word lexical bundles were extracted and functionally annotated using AntConc. The findings show that: (1) the normalized frequency of lexical bundles in the expert corpus is significantly higher than that in the master’s corpus, indicating a greater …
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Chenxiang Shi, Zejiong Zhou
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the “dual carbon” goals and the green transformation of agriculture, it is of great significance to explore the impact and mechanisms through which the digital economy influences agricultural carbon emissions, thereby promoting low-carbon and sustainable agricultural development. Based on panel data from 30 Chinese provinces covering the period 2011–2024, this study empirically examines the impact of the digital economy on agricultural carbon emissions and its underlying mechanisms by constructing a two-way fixed-effects model. The empirical results show that the …
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Qingping Xiao
Abstract.Objective: Adolescent physical exercise is a key component of China's strategies to build a leading sporting nation, advance the Healthy China initiative, and strengthen the education system. It has therefore remained an important issue of sustained concern for the Party and the state. This study aims to examine the current research landscape, hotspots, and future trends in studies on adolescent physical exercise in China. Methods: A total of 185 articles on adolescent physical exercise published between 1993 and 2025 in Peking University Core Journals and indexed in the China National …
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Wei Li, Ting Jian
Abstract.Against the backdrop of accelerating urbanization and the deepening integration of the experience economy, urban tourism vitality has become a crucial linkage between urban functions, cultural assets, and ecological systems. Taking the central urban area of Lanzhou—a quintessential valley-type city—as the study area, this research integrates Baidu population heatmap data, multi-dimensional geographical information, and socioeconomic statistics. By employing Kernel Density Estimation and Global and Local Moran’s I indices, the study investigates the spatiotemporal differentiation patterns and …
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Sixuan Li
Abstract.From a spatial perspective, this article argues that the three major spaces represented in Jane Eyre can be read as heterotopic sites in Foucauldian terms, each corresponding to a crucial stage in Jane’s psychological, moral, and social development. Appearing successively throughout the narrative, these spaces do not merely function as physical settings; rather, they constitute disciplinary, transitional, and resistant structures through which Jane confronts different forms of patriarchal constraint and gradually negotiates her subjectivity. Among them, Ferndean Manor is particularly …
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Wei Zou, Changhai Xue
Abstract.Background: Badminton ranks among the most widely practiced sports in China, yet systematic demographic investigations of amateur tournament participants remain scarce. This cross-sectional study analyzes 5,502 unique participants across 40 amateur badminton tournaments held in Chongqing, Chinas largest municipality, between 2023 and 2025.Methods: Participant data were extracted from official tournament registration records with rigorous deduplication using national ID numbers. Variables included age, sex, event type, team affiliation, tournament category, and ranking.Results: Mean age was …
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Yu Jiang
Abstract.Revolutionary cultural relics serve as the red gene bank of the Party and the country. With the thorough implementation of Opinions on Implementing the Project for the Protection and Utilization of Revolutionary Cultural Relics (2018–2022), regions nationwide have actively explored new paths for the concentrated and contiguous protection and utilization of revolutionary cultural relics, forming a batch of exemplary districts with scientific planning, robust protection, effective utilization and extensive influence. Taking six representative cases including three major red cultural themed …
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Peng Zhang
Abstract.The increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in audit practice is changing the nature of audit work and raising new questions about how universities should prepare future auditors. Recent developments in generative AI, machine learning, and data analytics have enabled audit firms to automate a growing range of activities, including data extraction, document analysis, and risk identification. However, these technological developments do not simply replace existing audit procedures; they also alter the knowledge, skills, and professional capabilities required of auditors. This study …
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Qiongfang Hu
Abstract.Digital media has seeped into almost all areas of our lives. This has, in turn, changed how we socially communicate and how we think. There are new forms of dehumanization and objectification. This article aims to adopt Frankfurt School's criticism of the cultural industry and help understand the media context of objectification. We will analyze five areas: theoretical origins, algorithm suggestions, social media images, digital labor, stigmatization and social inequality. We will articulate how these areas are interconnected. Based on multiple sets of empirical data analysis, as of December …
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Yingying Zhang, Ning Guo
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the "dual carbon" goals and green development, the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) has emerged as a core framework for analyzing consumers' green consumption behavior. This paper systematically traces the evolutionary trajectory of TPB, from its origins and international development to its localization and application in China. Its core constructs—attitude, subjective norm, and perceived behavioral control—influence green consumption behavior through behavioral intention. The theory has been integrated with other models, such as the Norm Activation Model, and has …
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Shuyue Wang, Yufen Hou, Xiaochen Wang, Shuang Cheng
Abstract.Archaeological museums carry a distinct responsibility in exploring the origins of Chinese civilization and interpreting cultural heritage. However, their youth-oriented education is often hindered by disciplinary specialization and the cognitive distance between adolescents and cultural relics. Drawing on the basic characteristics of archaeology as a discipline and the cognitive development patterns of adolescents, this study adopts participatory museum theory and the concept of audience segmentation education. It proposes three guiding principles for developing social education courses in …
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Han Dou
Abstract.Based on the background of urban stock renewal in China, this study aims to clarify the correlation mechanism between high-density urban spatial perception and residents' physical and mental health. The study integrates public data such as the Urban Construction Statistical Yearbook of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Rural Development, the research results of the China Academy of Urban Planning and Urban Rural Development on the built environment, the ledger of national urban built-environment surveys, the national mental health census, and chronic disease monitoring. Field research data …
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Peilin Wang
Abstract.This study addresses four practical difficulties in campus-based Baduanjin instruction for adolescents: inconsistent movement standards, insufficient real-time correction in class, weak continuity of after-class practice and highly subjective learning evaluation. The purpose is to explore how intelligent action recognition can support Baduanjin teaching and provide a feasible framework for the school-based dissemination of Health Qigong. A literature review, policy analysis, logical analysis and application design were used to examine school physical education digitalization, the campus …
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Jiayu Deng, Fanghui Ouyang
Abstract.Lingnan people were pioneers of China’s maritime trade and served as an important bridge in China’s external exchanges. As generations of adventurous Lingnan migrants crossed the oceans, Lingnan culture took root in the Caribbean, where it intertwined with local cultures through intergenerational and community-based transmission, directly or indirectly contributing to cultural formation in host societies. However, there remains many gaps in research on its overseas transmission pathways and mechanisms. Based on a systematic review of existing research on the overseas transmission of Lingnan …
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Wei Guo
Abstract.Interdisciplinary intellectual property talents with both technical expertise and legal literacy underpin the full industrial chain of intellectual property creation, protection and commercialization. China’s higher education has developed two training paradigms: the law-centered model and the science and engineering-centered model. The law-centered path faces structural limitations including insufficient technical talent supply and disconnection between theory and practice. The science and engineering-based general education path, while alleviating supply-demand mismatch, encounters pain …
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