Hongrui Cao
Abstract.Euphemisms can be used as a lubricant for interpersonal communication and to maintain face or good relationships. Verschueren’s adaptation theory, integrating cognitive, cultural and social factors, provides a fresh research perspective for the study of euphemisms. Therefore, this article, based on Verschueren’s adaptation theory, takes dialogues in the medical drama, The Good Doctor, as the research object, and studies euphemisms. This research found that euphemisms have evasive function, polite function and cosmetic function. This paper not only has a huge enlightening effect on English …
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Xinchen Qiao, Ji Li
Abstract.This paper focuses on the current status, problems, promotion strategies, and guarantee measures of the integration of ecological environment and green marketing in the Huaihe River Basin. The research indicates that green marketing practices in the Huaihe River Basin are still in the initial exploration stage, and the integration level between ecological environment and green marketing is low. It proposes promotion strategies such as strengthening ecological environmental protection awareness and green marketing concepts, promoting innovation in green products and services, and building green …
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Fanwei Zeng, Yingmei Li
Abstract.In the macro context of comprehensively promoting rural revitalization and the implementation of the "High-quality Development Project for Hundreds of Counties, Thousands of Towns, and Tens of Thousands of Villages" (hereinafter referred to as the "Hundreds, Thousands, and Ten Thousands Project") in Guangdong Province, rural development in underdeveloped areas faces a structural dilemma: the coexistence of high-intensity input of external resources and the lack of internal subjectivity. Traditional assistance models often fall into the trap of "blood transfusion dependency" and "governance …
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Zixuan Zuo
Abstract.Taking the science fiction novel Knight of the Forty Islands as the object of study, this paper analyzes the projection of messianic consciousness and its inherent contradictions in the salvation actions of the protagonist, Dima, in the context of the three-dimensionality of the Russian messianic consciousness: religion, spirituality, and politics. Dima's actions of establishing a confederation and inheriting the revolutionary fire correspond to the political practice, spiritual salvation, and religious metaphor of messianic consciousness, while the alien testing ground and the setting of the …
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Rufei Yang
Abstract.In recent years, fantasy fiction has attracted growing attention among Chinese readers, generating increasing demand for high-quality translations of Western works. Yet the translation of this genre remains under-explored, particularly in terms of linguistic style, cultural imagery, and emotional resonance that shape reader reception. Guided by Reception Theory, this study examines the English-Chinese translation of Seanan McGuire’s in an Absent Dream, focusing on the interplay between linguistic and stylistic features, culturally specific expressions and symbolic imagery, narrative tone and …
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Taoyu Zou, Jiajun Zhou, Dongjin He
Abstract.Against the macro background of comprehensively promoting rural revitalization and implementing Guangdong Province's "High-quality Development Project for Hundreds of Counties, Thousands of Towns, and Myriads of Villages" (hereinafter referred to as the "100-1000-10000 Project"), transforming grassroots party organizations from passive executors of administrative tasks into core drivers of endogenous rural development is a critical topic in new era party building research. Currently, some rural grassroots party building efforts exhibit a path dependence on "administrative embeddedness," …
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Haoyu Luo
Abstract.Against the backdrop of increasing mental health challenges in modern society, exercise has gained significant attention as an effective strategy for emotion regulation. This study aims to compare the effects of group running and solo running on alleviating negative emotions and to examine the mediating roles of exercise intention, social attributes, and self-regulation. A mixed methodology was adopted, comprising an online questionnaire survey of 115 participants with running experience in the past three months, supplemented by in-depth interviews with representative runners and a …
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Xinyu Wang
Abstract.This study adopts the Cooperative Principle as the theoretical framework and examines Tan Talks Traffic, a popular local Chinese traffic-education program, to explore the mechanisms of verbal humor. By analyzing selected conversational excerpts, the study finds that humorous effects in the program are primarily achieved through deliberate violations of the four maxims of the Cooperative Principle. These pragmatic deviations not only enhance the program’s entertainment value but also improve the effectiveness of traffic-safety education by creating a relaxed and engaging communicative …
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Yixin Liu
Abstract.Under the strategic context of comprehensively advancing rural revitalization and building livable and harmonious rural areas, the northern Anhui region, as a key advantageous zone for specialty agricultural products, has seen its industrial upgrading become a pivotal link in driving high-quality regional development. To systematically address the challenges faced by the local specialty agricultural industry, this study introduces Bourdieu's field theory and constructs a three-dimensional "capital-habitus-field" analytical framework for in-depth analysis. The research identifies critical …
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Huamei Yang
Abstract.Effective teaching of engineering-course in universities is a core bridge connecting scientific theory and industrial practice, requiring teaching staff to have a strong professional background and practical experience. However, the current training outcomes of engineering talents in universities are not satisfactory. This article summarizes and analyzes the problems faced by college teachers in engineering-course teaching, such as lack of engineering background, weak engineering awareness, slow professional knowledge update, outdated knowledge systems, and insufficient engineering teaching …
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Lixia Zou
Abstract.The information explosion brought about by the era of artificial intelligence has exposed college students to a vast amount of information, among which there are many negative ideas and values. This poses a severe challenge to the teaching content of ideological and political courses in colleges and universities, requiring ideological and political course teachers to be able to screen and integrate information in a timely manner and guide students to establish correct values. The application of artificial intelligence technology in the field of education, such as intelligent teaching systems …
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Peng Du, Yuxin Zheng, Xiaoyang Xu, Yuna Yang, Zihan Yu
Abstract.As economic management courses incorporate rich economic thoughts and ideological and political elements, Chinese universities have attached great importance to and steadily advanced the development of these courses. Despite remarkable achievements, there remain shortcomings in systematically assuring learning quality of ideological and political elements. Therefore, this paper takes "Modern Logistics Technology and Equipment" course as the carrier, and designs a complete ideological and political teaching system for economic and management courses based on AoL system in AACSB accreditation. …
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Chang Liu
Abstract.Following the outbreak of the Mukden Incident on September 18th, 1931, the Nationalist Government of China appealed to the League of Nations for dispute resolution. Over the subsequent nineteen months, the League Council led a series of mediation efforts concerning the Sino-Japanese conflict, a process that can be broadly divided into three stages: initial emergency consultations, mid-term deliberation by an enlarged assembly, and a final ruling based on the Lytton Commission report. The entire mediation process was characterized by frequent meetings and voluminous, complex documentation, yet …
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Haiming Chen, Jiayi Wu
Abstract.This study examines Chaoshan Qianci (a UNESCO-listed cultural heritage site) through a local theory framework, investigating how local knowledge, tourist participation, perceived value, and local attachment influence intangible cultural heritage protection behaviors. Employing a combination of literature review, questionnaire surveys, and quantitative analysis, the study collected data from diverse sources including Chaoshan residents, tourists from Guangdong Province and beyond, cultural practitioners, and students, yielding 307 valid responses. Results demonstrate that the acquisition of …
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Yingmei Li, Jinpeng Zeng, Feng Zhong
Abstract.Against the backdrop of the "Talent-Strong Nation" strategy, regional competition for talent is intensifying. However, local science and technology talent policies commonly suffer from "fragmentation" and "policy silos," which sever the intrinsic links between the four key stages of talent work—"attraction, cultivation, retention, and utilization"—leading to low policy efficacy. This paper focuses on the systematicness and integration of talent policy, taking Qingyuan City as a typical analytical field. Using qualitative research methods, it deeply analyzes the internal logic and practical …
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Qingtian Shangguan
Abstract.Development-oriented financial aid education in higher education institutions represents an essential requirement for moral cultivation and talent development in the new era. The "Lecture-Competition-Practice" approach serves as an effective pathway to promote students' all-round development in moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic, and labor education while enhancing the quality of talent cultivation. Integrating this "Lecture-Competition-Practice" framework into financial aid education constitutes an innovative yet principled advancement in educational support initiatives. This study …
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Xinyan Liu
Abstract.In recent years, the rapid advancement of technology has continuously expanded the artificial intelligence industry. China has kept pace with global trends by significantly increasing investment in AI research. However, when this technology is applied in human society, it triggers intense collisions with existing legal frameworks, regulations, ethical standards, moral principles, and social norms. The analysis of legal issues arising from AI and its applications reveals complex underlying causes. Establishing specialized market access rules for AI and clarifying its non-subject status are …
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Yangjieya Liu
Abstract.Professional spirit is closely related to college students' future career planning. Cultivating professional spirit helps college students establish a correct outlook on career selection and employment, thereby realizing their life goals. As one of the first batch of great spirits in the spiritual lineage of the Communist Party of China, the Model Worker Spirit contains rich scientific connotations and can provide an inexhaustible source for the cultivation of professional spirit among college students, especially those majoring in geology. The Model Worker Spirit and the professional spirit …
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Jun Liu
Abstract.The late 19th and early 20th centuries were a crucial period for the formation of the education system in British African colonies and an important stage for the emergence of African women intellectuals. The church, as the main intermediary of colonial education, played a complex dual role in this process. It was both a tool for the colonizers to maintain their rule and an unexpected catalyst for the awakening of African intellectuals. African women who grew up through church education not only acquired literacy and social organization skills but also gradually participated in major historical …
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Shengnan Shi
Abstract.This paper, grounded in feminist theoretical perspectives, focuses on the central research subject of the "scholars' women" iconography of the Tang and Five Dynasties periods. Through the application of visual analysis and socio-cultural contextual interpretation, it reveals the construction logic of female imagery in paintings from this era and the mechanisms of gender power dynamics. The study employs key visual materials such as Dunhuang murals, Caves of the Thousand Buddha Silk Paintings, and classic extant portraits of "scholars' women" (e.g., Zhang Xuan's *Lady of the State of Guo Going …
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Yang Hua, Yufei Sun, Zijian Mu, Anqi Tong, Yujia Zhang
Abstract.This study constructs an integrated “culture-sports-tourism (CST)” development model, taking Baiwu Village in Yunnan Province as a practical case. By connecting natural landscapes, historical culture, agricultural resources, and digital technologies through orienteering competitions, the project follows the core logic of “resource integration and activation - value transformation and reconstruction - benefit sharing,” providing an innovative solution for rural common prosperity and revitalization. The key conclusions are as follows: First, the three-dimensional CST integration activates …
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Ziyi Xu
Abstract.In international investment arbitration involving corruption, host country often invoke legality clauses, leading tribunals to decline jurisdiction or find the claim inadmissible. This leaves investors solely bearing the adverse consequences. Such an outcome reflects an “Attribution Asymmetry”: tribunals improperly overlook the host country’s own share of liability. Under the Draft Articles on Responsibility of States for Internationally Wrongful Acts (hereinafter “Articles on State Responsibility”), adopted by the International Law Commission at its fifty-third session in 2001, corruption is …
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Yihong Wang
Abstract.Based on psychological profiling technology, this paper systematically studies the optimization path of employee career development and job matching. By analyzing the composing elements and characteristic dimensions of psychological profile, a two-way profile model of employee and post is constructed to reveal the structural coupling relationship between psychological characteristics and post requirements. With the support of data-driven and artificial intelligence technology, the quantitative modeling method of psychological portrait and the matching algorithm of job characteristics are …
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Feiyan Huang
Abstract.The digital divide in an aging China has fostered the prevalent phenomenon of "surrogate seeking" in online healthcare, where family members consult doctors on behalf of elderly patients. However, the impact of this mediation on the emotional dynamics of physician-patient communication remains critically under explored. Grounded in Social Support Theory and the Model of Patient-Centered Empathic Communication, this study employs discourse analysis of 100 consultation transcripts from leading Chinese online health platforms to unravel the patterns of emotional interaction. Our findings reveal a …
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Ge Shi
Abstract.Guided by the fundamental task of fostering virtue through education and the goal of promoting students' all-round development, the fundamental and strategic role of mental health education in colleges and universities has become increasingly prominent. Based on the theoretical underpinnings of collaborative governance theory, ecosystem theory, and positive psychology concepts, this paper systematically constructs and theoretically explains a "Five Interlocking Rings" education model for mental health education in colleges and universities, which centers on the five pillars of "establishing …
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Dan Liu
Abstract.As a real-time, face-to-face translation form, liaison interpreting requires interpreters to accurately convey information and maintain its accuracy and fluency within a short period of time, which places extremely high demands on their short-term memory capacity. Short-term memory capacity is a crucial factor for the success of interpreting; thus, improving this capacity helps enhance the work efficiency and quality of liaison interpreters. This paper first elaborates on the theoretical frameworks of short-term memory and liaison interpreting, then explores the application of short-term …
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Zhixi Chen
Abstract.The rapid development of artificial intelligence technology is reshaping the form of the digital economy, while also providing precise, large-scale, and covert technological empowerment for cybercrime, giving rise to new forms of crime such as AI face swapping and counterfeiting AI models to spread Trojans, posing a serious threat to personal privacy and data security. This article is based on authoritative sources such as the "Clean Net 2025" special action case of the Ministry of Public Security and Check Point's "AI Security Report". It systematically analyzes the technical application path …
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Yingmei Li, Xingning Mo, Dongjin He
Abstract.In the face of a highly competitive social environment, "utilitarian anxiety," characterized by "GPA-worship," "internship involution," and "refined egoism," has become a prominent issue affecting the mental health and value orientation of students in financial institutions. Traditional psychological interventions often focus on cognitive or emotional relief, rarely touching upon the existential roots and social narratives behind such anxiety. This study aims to explore the intervention mechanisms of a group intervention model integrating improvisational theatre and narrative …
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Jiwei Wu
Abstract.From the perspective of internet users, this paper analyzes the motivations behind the homogenization of online media content and its adverse social impacts, utilizing theories from news psychology and communication studies. The homogenization of online media content primarily manifests in three forms: replication (plagiarism of short video templates), clustering of themes (“rebirth revenge” type micro-dramas dominating the screen), and procedural narratives ("three-act" inspirational emotional articles). Through case studies, this paper proposes three countermeasures: breaking through the …
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Dongjin He, Jinpeng Zeng, Zhengqi Zhong, Jiajun Zhou
Abstract.Qingyuan City is at a critical juncture of consolidating its "Manufacturing as Priority" foundation and deeply integrating into the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area; solving the financing difficulties for SMEs in its industrial chains is a core issue. Traditional supply chain finance models, constrained by their reliance on "entity credit," suffer from fundamental flaws such as tiered credit decay, information asymmetry, and the failure of movable asset supervision, rendering them unable to effectively serve manufacturing SMEs at the end of the chain. The rise of FinTech, …
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Tianen Zhou
Abstract.In the digital age, enterprises must adopt strategic planning to address challenges from intense market competition and technological advancements, thereby driving digital transformation. Digital transformation is not merely about technology adoption, but a comprehensive overhaul of management models, business processes, and corporate culture. This paper explores how enterprises can implement digital transformation through scientific strategic planning, analyzes key pathways and implementation methods during the transition, and provides actionable guidance for organizations. The study reveals …
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Hua Shu
Abstract.The aim of this paper is to find and analyze the new consciousness, interpretations, and understandings of the traditional Chinese marital concept of "mén dāng hù duì" (门当户对) in the background of the new era. In the past, this principle primarily emphasized harmony in class status, economic wealth, and family background. Nowadays, however, its meanings and denotations have been greatly expanded. Non-material factors, such as educational attainment, intellectual compatibility, similar worldviews, life philosophies, and personal values (collectively referred to as "san guan"), shared interests …
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Haitao Zhang, Jiayao Li, Yixuan Zhang, Lingzi Du
Abstract.The spirit of scientists in the new era encompasses the core tenets of patriotism, innovation, truth-seeking, dedication, collaboration, and nurturing talent. Meanwhile, labor education for college students is a crucial link in cultivating students' labor concepts, skills, and literacy. The two are highly compatible at the levels of "practical education" and "value shaping." Integrating the spirit of scientists into college students' labor education is not only an inevitable requirement for fulfilling the fundamental task of fostering virtue through education but also an important pathway for …
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Mei Dong, Guoyang Cui
Abstract.The spirit of Jiao Yulu is an important part of the spiritual pedigree of the Chinese Communists. It has rich connotations and value of the times. Under the new historical conditions, it glows with distinctive contemporary value. Based on the five typical characteristics of Jiao Yulu's spirit, this article explores and analyzes the core essence of Jiao Yulu's spirit from the perspective of five keywords, which can play a certain role in summarizing, refining, promoting efficient cognition and deepening understanding.
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