Xiangwei Luo
Abstract.This study focuses on the influencing factors of year-on-year growth in bank operating revenue, aiming to construct a multiple linear regression model for in-depth analysis. At the theoretical level, the core viewpoints of financial intermediation theory are detailed. Traditional theory emphasizes transaction costs and information asymmetry, while modern theory extends this to risk management and participation cost functions. As a financial intermediary, the bank's credit intermediation, payment intermediation, and financial service functions significantly impact operating revenue growth. For …
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Mengyi Xie
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the Yangtze River Delta integration being elevated to a national strategy, the integration of the digital economy has become a key pathway for the region to foster new-quality productive forces. This paper constructs a dual-drive theoretical framework for how the integration of the digital economy drives new-quality productive forces, based on the two dimensions of factor mobility and institutional synergy. The study proposes that the integration of the digital economy directly empowers new-quality productive forces through three pathways—technological breakthroughs, …
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Chao Zheng, Wei Zou
Abstract.This review systematically compares the effects of neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) and conventional resistance training on lower limb strength development, and evaluates the transfer of strength gains to functional motor performance as well as parameter optimisation strategies. The main findings are as follows: (1) Under training volume‑matched conditions, NMES‑induced maximal lower‑limb strength gains are equivalent to those of conventional resistance training (effect size difference 0.023, p= 0.836); whole‑body electrical muscle stimulation (WB‑EMS) can achieve equivalent …
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Peifang Wang
Abstract.The Great Compassion Hall of Dahui Temple preserves a central image of the Thousand-Armed Guanyin, two attendant bodhisattvas, polychrome sculptures of the Twenty-Eight Guardian Deities, and murals depicting the story of Princess Miaoshan. Together, these remains constitute an important component of Beijing’s historical and cultural heritage, with religious, artistic, literary, and spatial-narrative significance. Taking the Dahui Temple murals as its object of study, this article combines textual verification with visual analysis to reconstruct their narrative sequence, identify the scenes …
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Luye Zhang
Abstract.In recent years, the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) has remained highly popular among young people and has become an important cultural symbol for social interaction and self-expression. Drawing on the concept of reflexive monitoring in Giddens's structuration theory, this article develops an analytical framework to examine why the popularity of MBTI persists despite widespread skepticism about its scientific validity. The findings show that MBTI users generally adopt a cautious and reflexive stance toward the instrument. Rather than being mutually exclusive, skepticism and use are …
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Qingdi Gu
Abstract.Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used in the mental health field to develop generative AI chatbots and digital phenotyping; thus, the traditional psychological model has been challenged. Examine all kinds of changes in people's help-seeking behaviour and awareness of mental health due to AI applications. Although there are many mental illnesses around the world, most people are still unaware of them due to social stigma, high costs and a lack of health education. AI-led interventions provide users with an easy-to-access and private space for conversation with artificial intelligence to …
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Yuxin Zhang
Abstract.Digital economy has become the mainstream form of global economic development in the new era. Digital finance relies on digital technology to optimize the allocation of financial resources, break traditional financial barriers, and effectively guide the flow of funds to green and low-carbon fields, which plays an important role in improving energy efficiency and promoting green transformation. Based on the realistic background of "double carbon" strategy and green energy transformation, this paper takes clarifying the impact mechanism and spatial effect of digital Finance on green all factor …
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Jiang Yu
Abstract.This paper examines the artistic characteristics and overseas circulation of Yue ware and its finest variant, Mi-se (secret color) porcelain, from the Tang to the Northern Song dynasties. Based on archaeological discoveries, including the famous hoard from Famen Temple and shipwreck cargoes such as the Cirebon wreck, the study compares the two wares in terms of vessel forms, glaze colors, and decorative techniques. It is argued that while Yue ware encompasses a broad range of daily utensils with diverse shapes, imitation animal and plant motifs, and rich ornamentation (incising, stamping, …
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Luye Zhang
Abstract.Drawing on data from the 2010 China Family Panel Studies (CFPS), this study examines the effects of the number of siblings and sibling composition on individuals' subjective well-being, as well as gender heterogeneity in these associations, through the competing perspectives of Resource Dilution Theory and Sibling Interaction Theory, using ordered logistic regression models. The results show that: First, the number of siblings is significantly and negatively associated with subjective well-being. Each additional sibling decreases the probability of reporting being "happy" or "very happy" by …
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Jie Xia
Abstract.The application of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in prosecutorial case handling is deepening, and sentencing recommendation assistance has become an important part of smart prosecutorial construction. AI provides data support and reference for prosecutors to propose sentencing recommendations through detailed analysis of rules such as elements of a crime and sentencing circumstances, promoting the transformation of sentencing activities from experience-driven to data- and experience-driven collaborative processes. However, the deep involvement of intelligent sentencing assistance has …
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Wenjing Zhou
Abstract.This paper studies how the green operation modes of enterprises and the urban ecological environment can be developed in harmony. Rather than considering enterprises and cities as independent polluters and passive environmental sinks, this paper believes that they are linked through resource use, industrial structure, infrastructure, governance and goals of public welfare. Based on research in sustainable development, environmental strategy, corporate social responsibility and urban ecological planning, this paper studies the theoretical foundation, interaction path and implementation measures …
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Yule Wang
Abstract.The Stanislavski System is still the basic teaching system for most drama classes around the world today. This paper studies the actual implementation ideas of the Stanislavski System in the context of campus theatre performances. Systematically analyze the core components of the system, namely the 'Magic If', emotional memory, the mode of physical action, and communion, and apply them as practical teaching strategies for university students. Psychophysical exercises, scripted scene studies and dramatic improvisation can be used to help students learn how to express emotions and inner reasons …
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Huan Liu, Danxiang Ma, Xiaona Liu
Abstract.With the increasing frequency of natural disasters worldwide, the planning and construction of emergency shelters have become critical components of urban disaster prevention and mitigation. Existing buildings repurposed as disaster prevention shelters have gradually attracted academic attention due to their economic efficiency, timeliness, and resource conservation advantages. This paper systematically reviews the research progress on suitability evaluation and design optimization of emergency shelters both domestically and internationally, focusing on four dimensions: shelter construction …
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Xinya Gong
Abstract.Place name translation is an important component of cross-cultural communication and a key link in the international dissemination of Chinese cultural heritage. A Survey Report on the Southern Section of the Shu Roads (2017–2018) documents various types of remains along the southern section of the Shu Roads, including the ancient road proper, passes, city sites, bridges, grotto temples, and cliffside carvings, involving translation practices for a large number of place names of different types. Taking this text as its research object, this paper reviews the current state of place name …
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Jialu Yang
Abstract.In the current context of digital transformation, the digital inheritance of intangible cultural heritage has become an unstoppable trend. As the most crucial driving force, interaction design not only enhances the user experience but also promotes the integration of digital intangible cultural heritage and the digital creative industry. This article analyzes the challenges and opportunities existing in the current integration process, explores the role of interaction design in heritage display, dissemination, and product innovation, and proposes feasible development paths from multiple …
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Gongxue Li
Abstract.With the advancement of internet communication technologies and applications, the presentation formats of online culture have continuously evolved. In recent years, a new cultural phenomenon has emerged: individuals reinterpret existing films by deconstructing and reimagining their content, supplementing it with narrative explanations or critical analyses to create 5–10-minute videos that are widely shared across platforms, forming a distinct category of "film commentary" short videos. These videos capture the core narrative structure while incorporating creators' subjective evaluations of …
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Duoduo Xing
Abstract.Mental health is now a problem around the world. Art therapy curation combines psychology, space aesthetics and social care, and is now a new field of study in academia that has attracted much attention. This paper studies the applications of the above model in supporting emotional health. Art therapy curation at the operational level creates spaces for emotional expression through spatial narratives, cultivates emotional awareness through multi-sensory interactive installations, and directs emotional expression towards cognitive reconstruction in professional workshops. Various practical …
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Qiyue Zhang
Abstract.This paper aims to delve deeply into the possibilities and theoretical value of conducting a constructive dialogue between the theory of Mediology established by the French philosopher Régis Debray and the theory of ideology advanced by Louis Pierre Althusser. Through a meticulous comparative study, the article reveals that while Althusser, within the framework of structuralist Marxism, profoundly emphasized the materiality of Ideological State Apparatuses at the institutional level and the mechanism of interpellation in the construction of subjects, Debray, building upon this foundation, …
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Yayi Liu
Abstract.With the development of artificial intelligence (AI) in recent years, intelligent recommendation systems have become popular in daily life and are used to help people make decisions. AI recommendation systems will be of use only if consumers are willing to be guided by them. This paper studies consumers' trust in AI-generated recommendations under conditions of AI-assisted decision-making. Based on the literature of algorithm aversion, algorithm appreciation and trust in automation, this paper will present various psychological and cognitive reasons for changes in people's perceptions of …
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Shuting Yan
Abstract.This paper analyzes 335 articles on question chains and English reading teaching indexed in CNKI from 2015 to 2025, employing CiteSpace for bibliometric analysis. It reviews the current state, research hotspots, and trends in this field from the dimensions of temporal distribution, spatial distribution, and keywords. The findings reveal that research interest in this area has been steadily increasing and has reached a peak in recent years. Research hotspots mainly focus on the practical design of question chains in English reading classrooms and their impact on students’ thinking quality, …
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Shuting Ren
Abstract.In his Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844, Marx creatively proposed the theory of alienated labor. Proceeding from economic facts, he reduced the content of this theory to four determinations, namely: the alienation of the worker from the product of his labor; the alienation of the worker from the act of labor itself; the alienation of man from his own species-essence; and the alienation of man from man. Each determination possesses its own independent essential meaning, yet they are also internally interrelated. Starting from the text of the Manuscripts, clarifying the internal …
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Xingyu Chen
Abstract.As a strategic force driven by technological revolution, factor allocation innovation and industrial paradigm upgrading, new quality productive forces are reshaping social modernization landscapes, enabling ideological and political education to realize dual breakthroughs in practical deepening and theoretical advancement, and ushering in its new high-quality development era. The proposition that new quality productive forces empower the high-quality development of ideological and political education originates from the latest Marxist productive force theories, the CPC’s ideological and …
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Zhiliang Wang
Abstract.Distant reading theory is a research method involving the analysis of large corpora of texts utilizing information technology. Proposed by Franco Moretti in 2000 and introduced to the Chinese academic sphere through Shi Yi's 2010 translation of Conjectures on World Literature, the theory has subsequently stimulated extensive scholarly discussion within China. Current academic engagement primarily focuses on evaluating distant reading theory and its application within specific fields. Notwithstanding some challenges, distant reading remains an effective and innovative methodology with broad …
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Chenxi Kuang, Tingting Huang, Ziyu Wang, Siyi Zhang, Yuchen Guo
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the coordinated advancement of ecological civilization, the deep integration of culture and tourism, and urban biodiversity conservation, how urban ecological resources can be transformed from “natural capital” into cultural meanings that can be perceived, engaged with, and communicated has become an important issue in urban renewal, ecological education, and local cultural-tourism innovation. Taking Dalian’s “Encountering Deer in the City, Meeting Spotted Seals by the Blue Sea” project as a case, this paper examines the meaning-generation mechanism of urban ecological …
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Ziyun Zhang, Zhaocong Zhong
Abstract.This study systematically compares the theory and application of Terminalia chebula (Hezi) in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Tibetan Medicine. In TCM, Hezi is primarily positioned as an astringent medicinal, mainly used to astringe the lung to suppress cough and astringe the intestines to arrest diarrhea. In Tibetan Medicine, it is revered as the "King of Medicines," broadly regulating the balance of the three humors (rLung, mKhris-pa, and Bad-kan) and is employed for diseases across multiple systems, including digestive, respiratory, nervous, and metabolic disorders, holding a status …
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Bai Yan
Abstract.Survival dilemma generally refer to individuals facing hardships in life and feeling unable to escape from their current situation of adversity due to a lack of necessary abilities or resources. Hu Xuewen’s novel Hope and Life centres on the protagonist ‘Grandmother’, who has delivered over ten thousand babies, profoundly revealing the survival difficulties of the underprivileged from multiple perspectives. Drawing on Hu Xuewen’s work Hope and Life, this paper analyses the survival circumstances of minor characters as shaped by the times and fate, and explores the survival difficulties faced …
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Guangyao Huang
Abstract.This paper delves into the culinary depictions within Su Shi’s poetry, exploring how he employs multi-sensory poetic language to construct a unique aesthetic experience. It further analyzes the mechanisms of transmediation regarding this experience within the contemporary media landscape. Su Shi’s integration of visual, gustatory, olfactory, and tactile elements transforms daily dining into a complex imagery that embodies natural aesthetics, philosophical reflection, and emotional depth. Through the interweaving of colors, forms, smells, and textures, his poetry establishes a complete sensory …
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Yiran Yin
Abstract.The Song dynasty represents a pivotal period in the transformation of Chinese social structure, the rise of Neo-Confucian thought, and the evolution of decorative art. During this era, plant motifs completed a historic transition from the "divine and aristocratic" aesthetic paradigm of the Tang dynasty to a "rational and secularized" one. Grounded in archaeological typology, this article systematically reviews scholarship of the past three decades on plant motifs found on everyday objects of the Song dynasty, focusing on the establishment of periodization frameworks, typological studies …
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Siying Cui
Abstract.There are many animal images in Du Fu's poems, and such images are indispensable and play a very important role in understanding Du Fu's poems. Among these animal images, the ape image is very special. In the long history of classical literature, apes have appeared many times in myths, poems, prose and other genres with their unique charms, carrying the interests and aspirations of people through the ages. Ape imagery is active in Du Poetry in various postures and is endowed with deep meanings. In this paper, we try to trace the evolution of ape imagery through textual reading and comparative …
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