Volume 3, Issue 2

Study on the Path of Enabling High-quality Agricultural Development in Anhui Province with New Quality Productivity

Abstract: With the continuous progress of science, technology and society, new quality productivity is gradually becoming a strong support and internal driving force for high-quality development of agriculture, which is of great significance for transforming traditional agriculture and promoting agriculture to intelligent, low-carbon and modern transformation. With its "new" and "quality" as the fundamental, new quality productivity has the characteristics of high-tech, high efficiency, high quality, etc., and has a strong leading role in the all-round transformation of traditional agriculture. On the basis of reviewing the literature related to the new quality productivity and the agricultural development of Anhui province, this paper first put forward the author's interpretation of the connotation of new quality productivity, and then analyzed the conditions of Anhui province's transformation from a large agricultural province to a strong agricultural province. On this basis, it explored the path of enabling the high-quality agricultural development of Anhui province by new quality productivity. Finally, it is concluded that in order to achieve this goal, we must strictly implement the new development concept and promote the transformation of traditional agriculture to the direction of wisdom, ecology and industrialization. Read More

Research Progress on Social Inclusion of Special Groups

Abstract: This paper reviews the concept and characteristics of special groups and the current situation of social integration of special groups. The special groups selected in this paper mainly include the disabled, people with mental disorders, released prisoners, orphans and the elderly who move with them. The social integration of these five groups is summarized, and the existing problems and future research directions are analyzed. The purpose is to provide a reference for the study of social integration of special population in China. Read More

Study of Supply Chain Selection Strategies of Firms under Geopolitics

Abstract: Based on the geopolitical perspective, the study analyzes the interaction between global trade policies and supply chain strategies, and constructs a theoretical model to explore how the tariff structure of final products is shaped by value-added content and the role of the most-favored-nation (MFN) rule and the principle of reciprocal trade in it. The findings suggest that geopolitical factors have a significant impact on international trade strategies and supply chain configurations. This theoretical framework indicates the importance for policymakers to consider geopolitical complexity in maintaining the global trade order and supply chain resilience, and promotes the construction of solid and adaptable international trade and supply chain management strategies. Read More

Research on Analysis of Schopenhauer's Pessimistic Philosophy

Abstract: Schopenhauer established his own philosophical system of pessimism based on the theory of willpower and the theory of representation. Schopenhauer believed that the world, like man, was a complete will and appearance, and that nothing else was left. Will is the appearance of the world, the will itself does not recognize, the will is mainly through the appearance of the world to understand their own demands. On the issue of life, Schopenhauer's philosophy shows a kind of understanding and sympathy for life. The existence of people's desire is a painful thing, but people should have the courage to face the pessimistic life, and keep a clear mind in the process of survival, grow up in self-education, in order to pursue the highest realm of intelligent life. Read More

Research on the Path of Digital Enabling New Quality Productivity in Yangtze River Delta

Abstract: As one of the most economically developed regions in China, the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) region has always been in the leading position in the country in terms of economic development. However, with the changes in the global economic situation and the promotion of scientific and technological innovation, the Yangtze River Delta region is also facing new development challenges and opportunities. Digital empowerment, as an important driving force of the new round of technological revolution, is of great significance to the development of new quality productivity in the Yangtze River Delta region. As new quality productivity has become the buzzword of China's economic development, how can the Yangtze River Delta recognize the timing and take the pulse of development? Therefore, this study aims to deeply explore the path of digitally-enabled new quality productivity in the Yangtze River Delta region, and provide theoretical and practical support for the sustainable development of the regional economy. By analyzing the impact of digital empowerment on new-quality productivity in the Yangtze River Delta region, this study intends to explore the mechanism of the role of digital empowerment in enhancing new-quality productivity and propose corresponding paths and strategies. Specific research questions include: what is the current status of digital empowerment in the Yangtze River Delta region? What is the impact mechanism of digital empowerment on new quality productivity? How should the path of digital empowerment of new quality productivity in the Yangtze River Delta region be constructed? Read More

Uncertainty Tolerance and Information Overload in High-Risk Epidemic Areas: The Mediating Role of Sense of Control

Abstract: The rapid advancement of information technology has led to a notable rise in information overload, a critical factor impacting the mental well-being of individuals in modern society. This is particularly pronounced in high-risk epidemic zones, where individuals are inundated with a barrage of epidemic-related information. This study aims to investigate the influence of individuals' tolerance for uncertainty on information overload in these high-risk areas, while also examining the intermediary role played by the sense of control. Through a questionnaire survey involving 250 residents of Hubei Province, the data was analyzed using SPSS and PROCESS plug-ins. The findings reveal a significant negative correlation between uncertainty tolerance and information overload, with the sense of control acting as a statistically significant mediator between the two. This underscores the potential of enhancing individuals' uncertainty tolerance and sense of control in alleviating information overload. These insights offer novel perspectives on understanding the psychological mechanisms of information processing in epidemic-prone regions and provide valuable suggestions for optimizing information dissemination strategies by bolstering individuals' psychological resilience. Read More

Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation Affecting Learning Effectiveness in Physical Education of Junior College Students in China

Abstract: The effectiveness of learning among college students in China in the domain of physical education is shaped by how they perceive intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. This study evaluates the intrinsic and extrinsic motivations of Physical education junior college students’ affecting the learning effectiveness from three universities in Guangdong, Province, China. There were 366 students chosen as participants in the study using a stratified random sampling method without making any special choices. This study is a descriptive- comparative- correlational research utilizing standard questionnaire. To ensure the valid and systematic presentation, analysis, and interpretation of the data the following statistical tools were obtained: frequency count and percentage, weighted mean calculation, ranking, standard deviation, independent sample T-tests, one way ANOVA and Pearson Moment Correlation.The study revealed that the consistent recognition of intrinsic motivations as moderately effective underscores their critical role in driving student engagement in physical education, highlighting the importance of choice, progress, meaningfulness, and competence. While extrinsic motivations are seen as moderately effective, their role is secondary to intrinsic factors, suggesting that social approval, external rewards, and competition still contribute to student motivation. The perceived effectiveness of factors such as autonomy, a supportive environment, and mastery-oriented feedback underscores their importance in enhancing learning experiences. The strong correlation between both intrinsic and extrinsic motivators with learning effectiveness emphasizes the essential link between motivation and successful learning outcomes in physical education. Based on the study's findings, it is recommended that educators tailor motivational strategies to meet the specific needs and preferences of students, recognizing the universal value of intrinsic motivators while being mindful of … Read More

Changes in Our Government's Counterpart Support Policy, Logic of Evolution and Prospects for Reform

Abstract: Coordinated regional development is inextricably linked to the practice of the counterpart support policy, and a scientific understanding of its historical process, evolutionary logic, and power mechanism is an important issue in realizing comprehensive economic and social progress and common prosperity. Based on the perspective of historical institutionalism, a panoramic overview of the internal logic of the change of the counterpart support system can help improve the foresight of reform. China's counterpart support system has experienced three stages: early germination, initial establishment and deep promotion, and the reform process has been deeply influenced by the transformation of the economic system, the requirements of regional coordinated development and the consensus of community values, and has shown obvious path dependence. The birth of the "factory-package commune" model, the convening of the National Conference on Border Defence, and the speeches made at the conference on post-disaster reconstruction are three key points in the development of the counterpart support system. The power mechanism for the evolution of the counterpart support system comes from the vertical "administrative contracting system" and the horizontal "competition tournament". In the future, the counterpart support system will continue to develop along the lines of scientific, intelligent and balanced development, exploring new modes of counterpart support, and pushing forward the improvement of the quality and effectiveness of counterpart support work. Read More

The Role of Information Technology in Enhancing Badminton Training

Abstract: Badminton, demanding high levels of skill, sets rigorous standards for athletes' responsiveness, precision in movement execution, and deep understanding of tactics. The integration of information technology has recently revolutionized badminton training, introducing new dimensions and methodologies for athletes and their coaches. This not only boosts training efficiency and athletic performance but also equips coaches with more scientific and comprehensive tools. As information technology evolves, its deeper and broader application in badminton training is expected to provide even more comprehensive, efficient, and scientific support, further advancing the sport's popularity and development. Read More

Research on the Practical Path of Promoting Cultural Self-confidence with Red Resources

Abstract: Red cultural resources have been formed along the path of revolutionary practices led by the Communist Party in its journey with the people. Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the work on the protection and utilization of red cultural resources has received high-level attention from the Party's leadership. Over the more than a century since the founding of the Communist Party of China, spanning across the vast 9.6 million square kilometers of land, the imprints left behind embody a rich tapestry of red cultural heritage. This encompasses physical cultural relics such as revolutionary sites and martyr’s cemeteries, as well as intangible heritage like revolutionary ballads and heroic tales, forming a legacy that is contiguous with China's fine traditional culture. While material wealth has seen a surge in the new era, the cultural landscape has become a mixed bag of quality and mediocrity. Thus, the pivotal challenge lies in how to protect and utilize red resources, harnessing their unique strengths, which is key to significantly enhancing cultural confidence. The conservation and strategic deployment of red cultural resources, therefore, entail tapping into their historical depth, educational value, and their capacity to inspire national pride. In an era where cultural preservation competes with rapid modernization, it is crucial to preserve the authenticity of red cultural resources while innovatively integrating them into contemporary contexts, ensuring they remain a powerful catalyst for cultural confidence and a cornerstone of national identity. Read More

Enhancing User Privacy Protection on Social Media Platforms: A Comprehensive Analysis of Self-Regulatory and Supervisory Mechanisms

Abstract: This paper provides an in-depth examination of the challenges and opportunities for enhancing user privacy protection on U.S. social media platforms through self-regulatory and supervisory mechanisms. By conducting a comprehensive analysis of Facebook's privacy practices and the evolving legal and regulatory landscape in the United States, we highlight the importance of effective self-regulation by social media companies, coupled with robust oversight from government agencies, self-regulatory associations, media, users, and other stakeholders. Drawing upon insights from recent research on algorithmic discrimination, blockchain-based security frameworks, cross-domain defect detection, and legal practices, we propose recommendations for strengthening privacy safeguards and fostering a more trustworthy social media ecosystem. Our findings underscore the need for a multi-stakeholder approach that leverages technological innovations, legal reforms, and collaborative governance to address the complex challenges of user privacy in the digital age. Read More

Coaches’ Motivational Instruction and Athlete’S Learning in Running Sports

Abstract: This study aimed to assess the progress made in training techniques and athlete performance at Tianjin University Sports in China, with a specific focus on sports other than traditional track events. Comprehending the effectiveness of training regimens that optimize the transfer of training impact was crucial. The study unveiled a heterogeneous sample regarding age, gender, and academic year. The male respondents slightly exceeded the number of females. Most respondents were in the age range of 16-17 years. The largest group consisted of first- and second-year students, followed by third- and fourth-year students. These findings indicate that the results of the study can be applied to comparable educational and community environments. The study revealed a noteworthy link (p-value < 0.05) between coaches' motivating teaching and players' learning assessments, albeit the coefficient was moderate (0.282). This suggests that although motivational tactics can influence the learning results of athletes, there may be other factors that also have important effects. To improve athlete training and performance, the study suggested using feedback mechanisms such as surveys, focus groups, and individual interviews to assess training satisfaction and determine motivating requirements. Also, the training of coaches in effective motivational approaches and the promotion of a supportive team atmosphere were given special importance. An optimized running sports training regimen was established, encompassing low-intensity runs, moderate-paced runs, high-intensity intervals, and extended runs to enhance stamina, velocity, and overall athletic performance. This program is supplemented with designated rest days and cross-training activities to facilitate recuperation and ensure well-rounded advancement. Read More

Research on the Innovative Path of Rural Grassroots Party Organization Construction Leading the Modernization of Rural Governance

Abstract: This article focuses on the role and challenges of rural grassroots party organizations in leading the modernization of rural governance, conducting in-depth research and analysis from aspects such as party organization system construction, inadequate function, and integration with villagers' self-government organizations. It analyzes the current development status of rural grassroots party organizations and the connotation of the modernization of rural governance, and dissects the problems of inadequate system in party building work, insufficient function of the party organization, and insufficient coordinated development with villagers' self-government organizations. Based on this, optimization countermeasures such as strengthening system construction, clarifying functional positioning, and promoting the deep integration of party organizations and villagers' self-government organizations are proposed. It summarizes the significance and practical operation guidance of these countermeasures for improving the role of rural grassroots party organizations in the modernization of rural governance. Read More

Research on the Image of Yanqing in Mainstream Media Coverage of the Winter Olympics

Abstract: The successful hosting of large-scale sports events can assist in the construction and dissemination of urban media image, and enhance urban competitiveness. This article mainly takes news reports on Yanqing from three mainstream media outlets, namely People's Daily, Beijing Daily, and Beijing Evening News, during the Winter Olympics as research samples. Using methods such as content analysis, the article analyzes Yanqing's urban media image from multiple perspectives by analyzing the emotional color, coverage density, themes, and keyword frequency of news reports. It presents a good media image of Yanqing built at different levels such as government, environment, culture, and society during the Winter Olympics. Read More

The Impact of Pop Music on Teenagers' Music Aesthetics under Short Video

Abstract: Popular music, also known as "popular music", has developed rapidly in China in recent years and is deeply loved by the public. With the popularity of smart phones and the development of the Internet, short video software has gradually emerged. The platform represented by Tiktok has brought a new path to the development of popular music. A batch of popular music that is popular with short videos has set off a boom in all age groups. Teenagers account for the largest proportion of Internet users. This paper briefly discusses the impact of short videos on teenagers and popular music, analyzes the aesthetic characteristics of teenagers' music, and takes Tiktok "Subject 3" as an example, the characteristics of popular music under the background of short videos and its positive aesthetic impact on teenagers, and provides reference and suggestions for cultivating teenagers' aesthetic appreciation of music. Read More

Physical Activities and Psychological Needs of Physical Education Students

Abstract: The study examined the levels of physical activity and psychological needs of students enrolled in physical education at Tangshan Normal University. The respondent profile indicated that the sample consisted mainly of female, first-year students aged 17-18, with the majority having a healthy BMI. In terms of physical activity, the pupils exhibited proficient fundamental movement abilities and independence in structuring their fitness regimens. Nevertheless, certain areas that may be enhanced were identified, including the decision to opt for stairs. The analysis revealed no statistically significant differences in the levels of physicalactivity among the students based on their sex, age, BMI, or year level. Regarding psychological needs, the students expressed a robust sense of autonomy, experiencing a sense of freedom to independently make important life choices. Nevertheless, their perceptions of opportunities for self-determination in daily life were somewhat diminished. Regarding competence, pupils experienced acknowledgment from others for their abilities. Read More

The Transformation and Utilization of Non-material Resources by First-Generation College Students

Abstract: The growth issues of first-generation college students have always been a focus of attention. This study delves into the subtle interactions and relationships that underlie the non-material resources, encompassing moral emotions and other intrinsic elements associated with the self, which are predicated upon material capital. Through the interpretation of the significance of case study and textual analysis method, we have uncovered the value of immaterial resources as “potential” in some sense, manifesting as an integration of the values of multi-dimensional interconnection and self-subjectivity. The study outlines actionable strategies to help first-generation college students utilize non-material resources across three distinct dimensions: family communication, cultural reinvestment, and self-regenerative capacity. Read More

Exploration on the Construction of Central Legal Services District

Abstract: The construction of the Central Legal District has risen from regional exploration to institutional innovation at the national level. Yet research on more than ten Central Legal Services District  across the country has revealed that there exist such striking problems as prominent homogeneity of high-level planning; limitations for the providing of legal services; Imbalanced allocation of legal resources, and mediocre quality of legal services, etc.. On this basis, suggestions are proposed to strengthen the construction of legal districts and build superior legal affairs centre. Specifically, strengthening system planning and optimizing the layout of Central Legal Services District ; pooling efforts for the development of legal districts by collaborative innovation mechanism; utilizing talent advantages and expanding diverse supply entities; providing precise legal services by offering a comprehensive list of service items; and finally, strengthening institutional construction to improve work security mechanisms. Read More

Cognitive Thinking Differences in E-C Translation Driven by Temporal/Spatial Preferences: A Case Study of the Translation of “The Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal for the Far East”

Abstract: This study, grounded in the interdisciplinary integration of cognitive science and translation studies known as translation cognition, examines how differing temporal-spatial cognitive orientations in English and Chinese influence translation processes. English exhibits a temporality preference, explicitly linking semantic logic through grammatical and lexical devices, while Chinese demonstrates a spatiality preference with nonlinear, chunked, and discrete language encoding. During translation, translators must cognitively reconstruct the source language to align with the target language's cognitive and expressive conventions. Analyzing English-Chinese translation cases from "The Proceedings of the International Military Tribunal For the Far East," the research reveals cognitive strategies in semantic processing and sentence restructuring. It emphasizes the importance of understanding and applying temporal-spatial cognitive differences in cross-linguistic and cross-cultural communication. Read More

Analysis of the Survey of Social Value of High-quality Farmers in Hubei Province, China

Abstract: In order to promote the quality and efficiency of high-quality farmers and to improve the training mechanism, we must give full play to the agricultural radio and television school system. The research adopts the method of comprehensive survey of grassroots rural organizations in Hubei province and of sample survey in some cities to track the realization of social value of high-quality peasant students. The research results show that recent development requirements demand high-quality farmers to realize their social value, which suggests the problems of insufficient policy support and implementation, the imperfect growth mechanism of high-quality farmers, and the shortcomings of their ability. In order to achieve the goal of training high-quality farmers, it is necessary to take seriously the survey data from the frontline, grass-roots rural organizations, focusing on the technical support for rural talents, the further implementation of policies, the increase of financial support, and effective implementation of the quality and efficiency of the training of high-quality farmers. Read More

Practice and Reflection on Socialist Thought with Chinese Characteristics in the New Era in College Education

Abstract: Higher education, as a key area for cultivating high-quality talents and future socialist builders, must comprehensively and deeply implement the Socialist Thought with Chinese Characteristics for the New Era, and continue to explore and optimise it in practice to meet the needs of the times. At the practical level, colleges and universities across the country have actively responded to the call of the Party and the government to deeply promote the wide dissemination of the Socialist Thought with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era on campuses and the deepening of people's hearts through multiple dimensions such as reform of the on-campus curriculum system, construction of teaching staff, and ideological and political education of students. Colleges and universities have endeavoured to build a comprehensive education system covering philosophy and social sciences as well as natural sciences, and to strengthen national awareness, historical awareness, and cultural self-confidence, so as to make them the cornerstones of students' learning and growth. At the level of thinking, educators and university administrators generally agree that the effective internalisation and educational practice of socialist thinking with Chinese characteristics in the new era requires the refreshing of classroom teaching content, the innovation of teaching methods and the creation of campus culture. In addition, emphasising the cultivation of students' critical thinking and independent thinking, and continuously improving their ability to solve real-world problems are also key in educational practice. This not only requires teachers to impart knowledge, but also focus on guiding students to have a deep understanding and rational evaluation of social phenomena. However, there are many challenges in the practice of socialist thought with Chinese characteristics in the new era in colleges and universities. Such as how to adhere to and develop the road of socialism with Chinese … Read More

Construction of Public Culture from the Perspective of Public Management

Abstract: The construction of public culture is one of the components of the public management system. The purpose of public culture construction is to realize the equal ownership of cultural rights, so it is a natural selection to combine it with public management. The article will elaborate on three aspects: the focus of integrating with public management, the current problems in public cultural construction, and how to optimize cultural construction. Read More

Quality Evaluation and Optimization Methods of Universities Physical Education Teaching in Henan Province, China

Abstract: This study aims to determine the quality evaluation and optimization methods of physical education teaching in the universities in Henan Province, China, in order to formulate a strengthening development plan. Through high-quality physical education teaching, students can master scientific sports skills and methods, enhance their physical fitness, and provide healthy protection for their study and life.This study was conducted in five universities in Henan Province, China, namely: Henan University, Luoyang Normal University, Zhengzhou University, Henan University of Science and Technology University and Zhengzhou Sias University. In these universities, physical education is a compulsory course for first-year and second-year students. The students were the respondents. They were selected using random sampling techniques. This study used simple random sampling, which means that each possible sample drawn from the population has the same probability of being drawn. Read More

Application of Business Information Management in Cross-border Real Estate Project Management

Abstract: Cross-border real estate project management is inherently challenging due to its complexity and diversity. This study investigates the efficacy of business information management systems (BIMS) in managing such projects and employs machine learning models for performance prediction analysis. Utilizing data from 250 valid questionnaires and 15 in-depth interviews, multiple regression analysis, classification algorithms, and clustering analysis models were applied. The results indicate that system quality, information quality, and service quality significantly enhance project management efficiency and user satisfaction. Specifically, the adoption of BIMS reduces average project completion time and cost overrun rates, thereby improving management effectiveness. Commercial real estate projects reported the highest average investment at $70 million, mixed-use projects exhibited the longest average completion time of 25 months, and residential real estate projects achieved the highest management efficiency score, averaging 8.0. The regression model's coefficient of determination (R²) was 0.68, the classification model achieved an 85% accuracy in identifying risk factors, and clustering analysis categorized projects into high-efficiency management, risk-concentrated, and resource-intensive types. These findings underscore the substantial value of BIMS in cross-border real estate project management, providing robust management tools and decision support. However, the study's limitations include a small sample size and restricted data sources. Future research should aim to expand the sample size and incorporate more diverse data sources to enhance the findings' generalizability and accuracy. Read More

Innovative Immigration Management Services from the Perspective of International Migrant Integration: A Focus on the United States Green Card System

Abstract: This paper explores the advantages of the United States Green Card system and its impact on the social integration of international migrants. It discusses the importance of innovative immigration management services in facilitating migrant integration and highlights the benefits of the Green Card system in enhancing economic, social, and cultural integration. The study finds that while the U.S. Green Card system provides significant advantages for migrants, there are still challenges that need to be addressed through service innovations and policy improvements. Read More

Research and Practice of Teacher-Student Competition Training Mode based on "Big Data Application Development" Vocational Skill Competition

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to explore and practice the teacher-student training model based on the vocational skills competition "Big Data Application Development". The article firstly emphasizes the importance of the national attention to vocational education and the reform of related teacher team building to improve the quality of vocational education, and points out the key role of vocational skills competitions in cultivating the professional skills of young teachers. By analyzing the organizational structure and impact of the National Vocational College Skills Competition, it highlights the importance of the competition in leading educational reform and improving the quality of technical and skilled personnel training. The innovation and change of the domestic vocational education model are discussed in depth, with special emphasis on the new ideas provided by the model of teachers and students competing together for education reform. In terms of the implementation path, strategies such as analyzing the types of competitions, dissecting the competition syllabus, customizing the training path, sharing experiences and converting competition results are proposed. Finally, the article summarizes the practical experience of the teacher-student competition model in the cultivation of skilled talents, showing the positive impact of this model on improving teachers' vocational skill level and guiding students' competition ability, as well as its important role in improving the cultivation level of vocational skilled talents. Read More

Analysis of the Characteristics and Strategies of Two Types of Painting Bloggers on the Internet

Abstract: In the realm of the Internet, art painting bloggers remain sparse, yet pivotal. This paper delves into the domain, focusing on the evolution of Internet self-media from textual to video platforms and the emerging prominence of art painting bloggers. Notably, painting facilitates visually intense content creation, offering a competitive edge over text-based mediums. However, amidst escalating competition, stylistic variations significantly influence account value, demanding a delicate balance between creativity and quality. Through iterative experimentation and data analysis, optimal competitive advantages can be harnessed. The study concludes by emphasizing the importance of strategic adaptation within this dynamic landscape. This work sheds light on the nuanced characteristics and effective strategies employed by two distinct types of painting bloggers, offering valuable insights for practitioners in the field. Read More

Cognitive and Affective Empathy with Negative Emotions: Mechanisms of Action in Emotion Regulation

Abstract: The influence of emotion regulation on empathy in social contexts remain to be clarified. Elucidate this issue will help to understand the mechanism of negative emotions in social interactions, and provide a theoretical basis for future social cognitive intervention. This paper examines the relationship between empathy, emotion regulation, and negative emotions through questionnaires, and finds that emotional empathy is associated with more anxiety and stress in daily life, while cognitive empathy is associated with less depression. Read More

Optimizing BOPPPS Teaching Strategy in Influencing College Students after Class Sports Activities

Abstract: Lifelong sports aim to deeply embed the concept into people's daily lives. This study extends physical education beyond the classroom with innovative teaching models to boost students' extracurricular sports participation and develop lifelong physical education skills. It aimed to optimize college students' sports participation and explore effective teaching models and strategies. The study involved 364 students from basketball, volleyball, and aerobics majors at Xinyang Normal University, using a descriptivecomparative-correlational research design and a self- constructed questionnaire. The study employed statistical tools such as ranking, standard deviation, weighted mean computation, frequency count and percentage, T-test, and Spearman's rho Correlation Coefficient for a methodical presentation, analysis, and interpretation of data. It concluded that all components of the BOPPPS model-Bridge in, Objective, Preassessment, Cognitive Participation, Participant Learning and Behavioral Participation, Post-assessment and learning outcomes, and Emotional Participation-are effective in engaging students in PE classes. The analysis showed insignificant differences based on respondents' sex, age, and elective choices, thus accepting the null hypothesis. However, the study found a significant relationship between the four elements of BOPPPS (Bridge in, Objectives, Pre-assessment and cognitive engagement, Participation Learning and Behavioral Participation, Post-assessment and effect Participation, and Emotional Participation) and respondents' participation in after class sports activities, including interests and motivation, habits and plans, and attitude and behavior, necessitating the rejection of the null hypothesis. It is recommended to continue promoting inclusivity and diversity in sports participation to ensure equitable access and opportunities for all individuals, regardless of demographic characteristics. Emphasizing and integrating the BOPPPS framework into … Read More

The Application Prospect of Virtual Training in Sergeant Vocational Education

Abstract: In order to solve the problems that the trainees can't see clearly and the trainees' operation practice can't be seen, virtual technology is integrated into the teaching practice of sergeant vocational education. This paper analyzes the application of virtual technology in modern vocational education and its advantages to the teaching practice of NCOS vocational education and the improvement of NCOS professional skill level. The concrete measures of virtual training are put forward to help the modern information development of the vocational education of sergeant. Read More

Study of the Effects of Performance Stress on Employee Work Engagement

Abstract: Performance stress, as a common source of work stress, can have both negative effects and positive outcomes, which has been widely recognized by scholars. Based on the cognitive appraisal theory of stress, this paper argues that performance stress affects employees' work engagement through two paths - work-initiative behavior and work-retreat behavior - and that self-efficacy plays a mediating role in the process of two diametrically opposed behaviors produced by performance stress. The results of the study show that performance stress positively and negatively affects work engagement through work-initiative and work-retreat behaviors, respectively, and that self-efficacy positively regulates the process of work-initiative behaviors generated by performance stress and negatively regulates the process of work-retreat behaviors generated by performance stress. Read More

Research on the Path of Interdepartmental Sports and Medicine Cooperation under the Background of Healthy China

Abstract: This paper aims to discuss the current situation and challenges of sports and medicine integration in the context of healthy China,and put forward the development path of cross-departmental cooperation. As an important strategy to meet the health needs of the whole people, the integration of sports and medicine is of great significance for the realization of the goal of healthy China. However, problems such as concept barriers, industry barriers, lack of resource integration and limited degree of cooperation have restricted the in-depth development of sports and medicine integration. Based on the theory of "inter-departmental cooperation", this study made an in-depth analysis of the difficulties encountered in the practice of physical and medical integration. The following development paths were proposed: Firstly, concept innovation should be carried out to enhance the social awareness of the importance of sports and medical integration; Secondly, break the existing departmental barriers, and gradually improve the policy system supporting the integration of sports and medicine; Thirdly, integrate the resources of sports and medical departments to build a scientific operation mode; Finally, we should strengthen cultural construction and establish a cooperative relationship based on trust. Through these measures, we can effectively promote the integration of sports and medicine and contribute to the construction of a healthy China. Read More

The Influence of the Theory of Behavior Crime, Dangerous Crime, Consequential Crime and Purpose Crime on the False Issuance of Special VAT Invoices.

Abstract: In the traditional theory of falsely making out special VAT invoices, it is undoubtedly the crime of falsely making out special VAT invoices by changing votes, but different conclusions will be drawn after introducing new intentional crimes and consequential crimes. In this paper, a more reasonable conclusion is drawn by substituting the method of changing tickets into the new theory of intentional crime and consequential crime. Read More

The Integration and Challenges of Traditional Folk Music and Modern Communication Technology

Abstract: In today's increasingly advanced science and technology, digital technology is having a profound impact on traditional folk music due to its great influence and wide application. As a pearl in China's culture, traditional folk music carries rich historical connotation and national characteristics. Moreover, under the driving force of digital technology, there are obvious changes in the dissemination method, creation method and expression form of traditional folk music. The article aims to discuss the impact of digital technology on traditional folk music, analyse the opportunities and challenges, and then put forward coping strategies to promote the inheritance and development of traditional folk music in China. Read More

Analysis of the Types of Chinese Catchwords Dissemination in 2023 based on the Memetics

Abstract: Memes, as cultural units of communication, can reflect the evolution and dissemination of catchphrases. Drawing on memetics, this study explores the role of language phenomena, examines the spread of Chinese catchphrases in 2023, and analyzes their transmission types through the principles of language selection and assimilation, imitation, and variation. Additionally, this study investigates the relationship between memes and Internet languages, as well as cognitive mechanisms and ideological culture, in order to uncover the cultural and social significance behind catchphrases. This study provides new perspectives and insights for understanding contemporary Chinese language phenomena. Read More

Professional Development and Teachers' Digital Art Toward Enhanced Instructional Skills

Abstract: Incorporating digital art into educational curricula confronts art teachers with both prospects and difficulties, necessitating a constant improvement of their teaching abilities to address the changing requirements of students in the digital era. This research assessed the professional development and digital art teaching skills of art instructors to identify areas that need improvement and to guide the construction of an expanded instructional program. The results indicate that art instructors typically consider professional development opportunities to be helpful. However, their proficiency in digital art education is assessed as average in many areas, such as technical expertise, digital art approaches, and media literacy. Furthermore, a notable and favorable association was discovered between the professional growth of art instructors and their proficiency in instructing digital art. This underscores the need of continuous training and improving their abilities. These results suggest the need for an Enhanced Digital Art Instructional Skills Program, which aims to provide art instructors with the necessary skills to conduct effective and ethically acceptable digital art education. This curriculum prioritizes the development of technical skills, expertise in teaching methods, ethical awareness, and cooperation among educators to promote the growth of creativity, critical thinking, and digital literacy in students. Assessment and feedback procedures will be put in place to evaluate the program's efficacy and guarantee ongoing enhancement. Read More

Literature Review of Embedded Governance Research

Abstract: The embedded English word is “ Embeddedness”, which means “ tightly buried ” in Chinese. It vividly shows the combination of two things. The word opposite to embedding is “ de-embedding ”, which, as the name suggests, means that one part of a thing is detached and becomes a completely independent thing. The core of embedding lies in “ integration ”, emphasizing the mutual connection and integration of the two, and the core of disembedding emphasizes “ separation ”, emphasizing the mutual exclusion and separation of the two. Polanyi introduced the concept of embeddedness into the new economic sociology for the first time, and Granovetter further reshaped the concept of embeddedness, which became a new milestone in the research process of embeddedness theory. In China "s academic circles, the concept of “ embeddedness ” first appeared in the field of political science. Domestic scholars have further expanded the “ embeddedness theory ” and put forward the concept of “ embedded governance. ” Relevant research mainly involves the fields of administration and national administration, Chinese politics and international politics, rural economy, higher education, medical and health policies and laws and regulations. Read More

Review of the Relationship between Mental Stress and Inflammatory Skin Diseases

Abstract: Inflammatory skin diseases have a major impact on the psychological state and quality of life of patients, and can lead to an increased burden on the patient's mental state and cause psychological problems such as anxiety and depression. In addition, psychological stress can aggravate the condition of inflammatory skin diseases. Nowadays, the relationship between psychological stress and inflammatory skin diseases has received much attention. Therefore, a review of the relationship between the two is necessary. In this review, we discuss the close relationship between the neurobiological mechanisms of psychological stress and the secretion of proinflammatory cytokines induced by brain-gut-skin communication. We also discuss the mechanisms by which psychological stress may exacerbate inflammatory skin diseases through descending pathways (central and peripheral hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axes, peripheral nerves, and skin barrier function). Read More

Research on the Cross-Cultural Adaptation of Ethnic Minority College Students on Campus from an Acculturation Perspective

Abstract: With the improvement of China's social economy and education levels, the proportion of ethnic minority college students is continuously increasing. Their cross-cultural adaptation process in university environments is critical, as it pertains to students' personal growth, national unity, and social harmony. This paper, drawing from acculturation theory, analyzes the factors influencing the campus acculturation process of ethnic minority college students and explores strategies to enhance campus integration. The aim is to provide references for improving educational management for ethnic minority college students. Read More

Government Leadership Evolution and Sports Commercialization: The Beijing Curling Association Case

Abstract: This study explores the evolution of government leadership and its impact on the commercialization strategies of the Beijing Curling Association (BCA) in the context of China's streamlining administration and decentralization efforts. Utilizing internal governance theory, resource dependence theory, and public service chain theory, we analyze the current status and challenges faced by the Beijing Curling Association. Our research employs a comprehensive methodology, including literature review, field investigations, and expert interviews. The findings highlight the critical importance of innovative governance, robust organizational management structures, enhanced member engagement, and effective public relations in advancing sports commercialization. This study provides valuable insights into how government reforms can foster the development of sports organizations and their commercial ventures. Read More

Exploring the Green Development of Large Scale Sports Events in China from the Perspective of Ecological Civilization

Abstract: China attaches great importance to the development and construction of ecological civilization, but the hosting of large-scale sports events often involves ecological environment problems caused by the construction of sports facilities during the preparation stage, urban traffic congestion caused by the rapid increase in population during the event hosting stage, and the waste of resources caused by the low utilization rate of sports facilities during the later stage of the event. The concept of harmonious coexistence between humans and nature serves as a theoretical guide for the green development of large-scale sports events in China. How to effectively reduce the negative impact of large-scale sports events on the ecological environment and achieve green development of large-scale sports events is an urgent problem that needs to be solved. Therefore, this study uses methods such as literature review and logical analysis to sort out and analyze the current development status of integrating green concepts into sports events. Based on this, relevant suggestions are proposed to achieve a harmonious and win-win situation between events and the environment. Read More

Establishment of the Right of Habitation Through Wills: Impact on Real Rights

Abstract: Wills are a significant mechanism for establishing the right of habitation, with the associated changes in real rights intertwined with the realization of the testator’s intention and the maintenance of family harmony and stability. However, the “effective upon registration principle” provided by Article 368 of the Civil Code cannot be applied mutatis mutandis to the establishment of the right of habitation through wills. Instead, real rights change rules specific to wills should be applied directly based on a systematic interpretation of the Civil Code. Wills can be implemented through two primary methods: testamentary succession and bequest. Due to their distinct legal effects, the establishment of the right of habitation through wills should be further categorized into establishment of the right of habitation by testamentary succession and establishment of the right of habitation by bequest. For testamentary succession, Article 230 of the Civil Code directly governs the process, and the right of habitation become effective upon the opening of the succession, with registration serving a public declaration function. Conversely, the establishment of the right of habitation through bequest falls under Article 209 of the Civil Code, with the right of habitation taking effect upon registration, adhering to the “effective upon registration principle”. Read More

Brand Communication and Industrialized Marketing from Detective Conan

Abstract: Japanese animation occupies an important position in the global animation field by virtue of its unique innovation, distinctive ethnicity and fun, and the culture of animation has penetrated into all levels of Japanese society, and at the same time, it has brought great benefits to the Japanese economy, and has even had a far-reaching influence in China. This paper takes the successful anime case "Detective Conan" as the object to study the development law of Japanese anime, and analyzes it from the aspects of brand communication and marketing strategy, in order to find the practical significance of Japanese anime branding and industrialization. Read More

Coaching Attitudes on Athletic Motivation of Volleyball Elective Students

Abstract: The caliber of physical education instructors plays a crucial role in fostering the holistic development of college students, integrating moral, intellectual, and aesthetic dimensions into their physical and mental evolution. This study sought to examine the correlation between coaching attitudes and levels of athletic motivation among college athletes. Employing a correlational research design, the study surveyed 218 volleyball electiv students, analyzing their perceptions of coaching attitudes in various motivational domains. The results revealed agreeable to good perceptions of coaching attitudes across the domains of Adaptive Pedagogy, Player Development, Self-Improvement, and Collaborative Team Spirit, with mean scores ranging from 3.30 to 3.36. Specifically, Collaborative Team Spirit received the highest rank, indicating its pivotal role in motivating athletes. The domain of Competence Support was identified as the most influential on athletic motivation with a mean score of 3.37. Additionally, Communication Dynamics, Competitive Needs, and Pacing Influence also contributedpositively to athletic motivation, with mean scores indicating general agreement on their beneficial impact. A key finding from the study was the very strong positive correlation (Pearson r = 0.93) between coaching attitudes and athletic motivation, with a p-value of less than 0.001, which led to the rejection of the null hypothesis and confirmed the significant association between the variables. In response to these findings, the "MVP: Motivation and Victory Program" is recommended. This comprehensive initiative is designed to enhance athletic motivation by improving coaching competencies that align with the most impactful motivational factors identified in the study. The program seeks to equip coaches with the skills necessary to support athletes' psychological needs and to foster an environment where athletes can thrive both competitively and personally. Read More

Study on the Township Sage Culture for Enhancing the Economic Development of Rural Tourism

Abstract: The tourism sector, as one of the pivotal pillars of the global economy, is undergoing a profound transformation in recent years, propelled by the rapid advancement of smart technologies. The concept of smart tourism has emerged, encompassing the utilization of cutting-edge technologies such as big data, the Internet of Things, and artificial intelligence to realize intelligent, personalized, and efficient tourism services. Smart tourism not only offers travelers the pinnacle of travel experiences but also profoundly alters the operational models and employment landscape of the tourism industry. Rural tourism, as a vital component of the tourism sector, garners significant attention due to its potential to foster rural economic development and advance rural revitalization strategies. Within this narrative, the ethos of local wisdom, a pivotal facet of rural traditional culture, assumes a critical role. Examining the impact of smart tourism on the economic development of rural tourism, particularly how it synergizes with local wisdom culture to invigorate rural tourism, thus enhancing employment in the tourism sector, is a pertinent and compelling inquiry deserving attention at present. Read More

Enhancing Cyber Security in College Student Ideological Education Platforms through Blockchain Integration

Abstract: This paper investigates the optimization of online ideological and political education platforms in universities, utilizing systematic thinking based on the principles of systematicity, wholeness, dynamism, and orderliness. We aim to align these platforms with the development trends of the network era and achieve efficient and optimized development. The integration of blockchain technology into these platforms is proposed to enhance cyber security, secure coordination, and collaboration in a distributed system. This study explores the theoretical and practical significance of blockchain in ideological education and addresses the challenges and strategies for optimizing these platforms. Read More

Study of the Impact of Sports Participation on Social Capital among Drug Addicts

Abstract: Drug addiction not only affects the health of individuals, but also leads to the breakdown of social ties and the loss of social capital. As a form of social participation, sports activities can help drug addicts rebuild social ties and increase social interactions, thereby promoting the accumulation and enhancement of their social capital. By analyzing related studies, this paper reveals the potential value of sports participation in helping drug addicts integrate into society. The findings indicate that sports activities can expand the social networks of drug addicts, enhance social trust and mutual support, improve social cohesion, promote a sense of civic responsibility, disseminate positive values, promote health and well-being, and facilitate cross-cultural communication. It provides a theoretical and practical basis for future in-depth research on how drug addicts integrate into society. Read More

Content Characteristics of Explosive Internet Short Web Seriess

Abstract: With the arrival of the self-media era, everyone has the possibility to become a short video content creator, and only by doing a good job with the content can the work go farther. The content problem has become the main problem faced by the Short web series on the road of development. At this stage, the literature on the content characteristics of explosive short web series is still incomplete, and most of the literature focuses on the narrative strategy and communication value of the short drama, while the analysis of hot marketing is not perfect. This paper provides a theoretical analysis of hot marketing and emotional strategy, and analyses the content characteristics of the explosive short web series - Escape from the British Museum as a specific case study at the end of last year, in order to provide references and suggestions for the development of short web series and short web series creators. Read More

System and Policy of Land Administration in Our Country

Abstract: Through the study of land management in this semester, I have a relatively systematic understanding of China's land management policies, a series of land use systems and some programs implemented by the country for land. China's land area of 9.6 million square meters, is a vast country, so the implementation of some land management rules are extremely necessary. Reasonable control of land is an effective way to prevent land from being destroyed or the utilization rate is very low.  Rational use of land resources is the full embodiment of this idea. Next, I will discuss from three aspects to conclude the final paper of the course of land management in this semester. Read More

Research on Performance Evaluation of Preferential Tax Policies in Minority Areas

Abstract: Ethnic minorities in China are mostly distributed in the remote areas in the west and its economic development is relatively backward, remote, so how to effectively promote the harmonious development of all kinds of ethnic minority areas economy has long been a is an important part of our country economy and stable development, under the new “difference” planning, more requirements attaches great importance to the quality and economic development in national minority areas. Compared with the eastern developed areas, the economic development of ethnic minority areas is not balanced, and the government needs to give them a certain slant support in the relevant financial policies. Taxation plays a lever role in regulating the economy. In recent years, China has introduced tax policies related to the Western Development and other related tax policies to provide tax incentives to enterprises in ethnic minority areas, aiming to promote the overall rapid development of ethnic minority areas. However, there are still many problems to be optimized. Based on performance analysis of preferential tax policies in minority area as the research framework, this paper for the preferential tax policies for minority areas of China in recent years, further analysis under the preferential tax policies to support the national minority area development, points out the challenges facing the current preferential tax policy, combining with the in less developed areas of foreign tax policies related experience, and finally put forward our country minority areas the optimum path of preferential tax policy, to further promote the development of minority areas economy for a long time. Read More

The Integration of Shanbei Folk Songs in Vocal Music Teaching in University of China

Abstract: Northern Shaanxi folk songs are an important part of China's folk music, with distinctive regional characteristics and deep cultural heritage. With the development of society and the improvement of education level, the teaching of vocal music in colleges and universities is gradually showing a diversified trend. The integration of northern Shaanxi folk songs into college vocal teaching not only helps to inherit and promote the culture of northern Shaanxi folk songs, but also enriches the teaching content and improves the comprehensive quality of students. This paper discusses the characteristics of northern Shaanxi folk songs, the significance and value of integration, teaching methods and strategies, etc., aiming to provide new ideas and practical references for vocal teaching in colleges and universities. Read More

On the Boundary between the Exercise of Rights and Property Crimes

Abstract: In modern rule-of-law societies, the awareness of rights is intrinsic to individuals. Despite having legitimate purposes, the exercise of rights also has lawful boundaries. In the context of criminal law, discussing the exercise of rights pertains to cases of abuse of rights through property crimes, including statutory and inherent rights. Judicial practice often leans towards exoneration in such cases, but a trend towards criminalization has emerged in recent years, necessitating a scientifically unified solution from criminal law theory. To achieve effective exoneration, it is crucial to precisely define the scope and types of rights exercised, targeting the different characteristics of ownership realization and claim realization. By clarifying the protected legal interests of property crimes and exploring the relationship between criminal and civil law, the path of excluding unlawfulness should be adopted for exoneration, decriminalizing situations with a legitimate rights basis where the means are necessary and proportionate. In cases where both the constituent elements and unlawfulness are satisfied, the presence or absence of an intent to unlawfully possess should be examined through the manifestation of claim realization. When the actor has an intent to unlawfully possess, it should be recognized as a property crime. Read More

Practice and Reflection on the Interdisciplinary Teaching in Primary and Secondary Physical Education Programs

Abstract: This paper discusses the importance, practical strategies, advantages and challenges of implementing interdisciplinary teaching in primary and secondary physical education programmes and makes recommendations. Interdisciplinary teaching promotes students' all-round development by integrating knowledge from different disciplines. The article introduces practical cases of combining physical education with science, art, social humanities and other disciplines, and suggests that the advantages of interdisciplinary teaching include broadening horizons and enhancing fun and motivation, but it also faces the challenges of insufficient teachers' knowledge reserves and difficulties in integrating resources. To cope with these problems, this paper puts forward the following suggestions: strengthening interdisciplinary training for teachers, building teaching platforms, innovating teaching modes, and paying attention to individual student differences. Continuously promote the practice of interdisciplinary teaching, improve the quality of education, and cultivate future members of society with comprehensive qualities. Read More

Analysis of Commercial Realization Path of Automobile New Media based on AISAS Model

Abstract: With the continuous development of the new media industry, major Internet giants are also competing to emerge. Tiktok, B station and wechat have become important nodes linking people and society. With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, the new media of the automobile industry, as another market segment in the field of new media, has its own unique publicity points in terms of popularization, fun and gimmicks. Based on the analysis of AISAS model, this paper analyzes the commercial status of new media in the automotive industry under this model from the aspects of user attention, information interest points, interest search, search action and opinion sharing, and explores the potential path of new media realization in the automotive industry. Read More

Dilemma and Breakthrough:The Road of "Common Prosperity" in Rural Social Security

Abstract: Achieving common prosperity for all people is an essential requirement of socialism and an important feature of Chinese-style modernization. The development of rural social security is related to the realization process of Chinese-style modernization and the realization degree of common prosperity for all the people. While China wins the battle against poverty as scheduled, it must also make solid progress in achieving common prosperity. As an important measure to promote common prosperity, the task of improving the rural social security system is still the focus and difficulty. Practice shows that the construction of rural social security system is still inconsistent with the development concept and value goal of common prosperity. Therefore, it is necessary to deepen reform and timely adjustment to build the foundation of common prosperity and play its role in promoting common prosperity. Read More

The Legitimacy Boundary of Government Intervention in Price

Abstract: The tourism market has become an important driving force for local economic growth, thus local governments have intensions to promote the development of local tourism industry by intervening in tourist hotel room prices during major holidays. Through four events, three modes of local government intervention in hotel prices can be summarized: first, the government takes administrating price replaces the market regulation price mechanisms; second, the government takes restrictions on the pricing rights of operators while maintaining market regulation price mechanisms; third, under the market regulation price mechanisms, the governments exhort operators to exercise price self-discipline. The second model contains potential risk of breaking price rule of law because price mechanism and pricing rights of operators are confirmed by constitution. The three modes have caused intuition chaos between regions and make a consequence in dividing the nationwide tourism hotel market into fragments. Under the requirement of constructing unified national market, the order of hotel price should be maintained from unified, legal, and diverse dimension. Read More

Trends in Workshops Utilizing Art Activities for People with Disabilities in Welfare Facilities in Japan

Abstract: In recent years, the use of art activities as a form of care has gained prominence in the field of interpersonal support, leading to widespread implementation of art programs for individuals with disabilities in various facilities. This study aims to synthesize the effects and evidence of these activities by reviewing research trends related to art activities in Japan from 2000 to 2020.The literature reviewed in this study was categorized into three perspectives: (1) the "Artistic Perspective," which analyzes the value of art created by individuals with disabilities from an artistic viewpoint; (2) the "Social Inclusion Perspective," which focuses on building an inclusive society and promoting the social reintegration of individuals with disabilities; and (3) the "Care and Effectiveness Perspective," which investigates the therapeutic effects of art. The characteristics and issues associated with each perspective were comprehensively examined, and critical considerations for conducting art activities in welfare facilities were discussed. Read More

Application and Impact of the Provisions on Technology Transfer in the Regional Agreement

Abstract: In the context of the lagging legislation of international technology transfer and the lack of unified regulation, the WTO cannot effectively use the dispute settlement mechanism to resolve the related contradictions arising from technology transfer. Signing regional trade agreements has gradually become the main means to regulate and promote technology transfer. However, the developing countries that rely on "market for technology" are often in a passive position, facing the difficulties of signing regional clauses caused by the technology transfer barriers of developed countries and the imperfect means of technology circulation and protection of developing countries, and urgently need to put forward their own countermeasures. In particular, China needs to innovate the domestic technology transfer system through the standard regional trade agreement rules to help our country maintain a good regional trade partnership. By clarifying the application conditions and effects of regional trade agreements, this paper proposes to improve the universality of regional trade agreements from the perspective of international formulation of uniform regulations. Read More

Transnational Comparative Study on Building Grassroots Emergency Response Capacity: Managerial Economics Perspectives on COVID-19 in China and Singapore

Abstract: This study aims to explore how China and Singapore can effectively respond to COVID-19 through emergency capacity building at the grass-roots and societal levels, and analyze the similarities and differences in response strategies of the two countries. First, the experience and lessons of China and Singapore in emergency management of public health incidents are analyzed. Secondly, it describes the model of analyzing the emergency response capacity of the grassroots and society, and explains the application measures of the theory. Thirdly, in the comparison of coping strategies, this paper analyzes the strategies of China and Singapore in social mobilization, information dissemination, resource allocation, social participation and technology application, and evaluates their effects and limitations. Finally, recommendations are made for future research on the economics of outbreak response and management, and the importance of building grassroots and social emergency response capacity is emphasized. Read More

Study on Factors Influencing College Students' Mental Health

Abstract: Taking the mental health of college students as the research object, this paper discusses the family factors, personal factors, school factors and social factors affecting the mental health of college students. It is concluded that family education and family atmosphere in family factors, personality characteristics and ability to cope with stress in individual factors, education mode and psychological counseling services in school factors, and social support and social environment in social factors all have an impact on college students' mental health. This study provides theoretical basis and practical guidance for college students' mental health education, which is of great significance for promoting college students' mental health. Read More

Appropriation and Marginalized Communities: A Synthesis and Interpretation of Existing Research

Abstract: In exploring the interplay between fashion and cultural identity, this study scrutinizes the recurring issue of cultural appropriation within the fashion industry. The research foregrounds the industry's tendency to commodify cultural symbols without consent or compensation, a practice rooted in power imbalances and historical colonialism. It synthesizes current findings on such appropriations' ethical and economic implications, revealing a consistent disregard for original cultural expressions' intrinsic value and significance. Central to the findings is the call for a conscientious reformation of fashion's cultural engagements, emphasizing reciprocity and respect. This work underscores the urgent need to address these disparities and honours cultural legacies, advocating for an equitable dialogue between the fashion industry and cultural custodians. Read More
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