Scientific and Social Research

The Representation and Reconstruction of Interpersonal Meaning in the English Translation of the Report on the Work of the Government: A Modality System Perspective

2026-08-14T16:42:05+08:00

Using Chinese–English parallel texts from the Report on the Work of the Government published between 2010 and 2019, this study investigates the reconstruction of interpersonal meaning in the English translations. The analysis adopts a corpus-based approach and takes the modality system as the main analytical framework. The findings indicate that a large proportion of modal expressions in the English translations do not have direct counterparts in the Chinese source texts, resulting in the reconstruction of modal type, modal orientation, and modal value. These expressions are introduced during the translation process. Their distribution is concentrated in inclination-based modality, implicit modal orientation, and median modal value. In concordance lines where modal expressions appear in both the Chinese texts and the English translations, the English versions present a lower degree of obligation in modal type. They also show a stronger tendency toward implicit modal orientation and a higher level of modal value than the Chinese originals.

The Generative Mechanism of AIGC-Enabled Digital Revitalization of Intangible Cultural Heritage from a Cultural Memory Perspective

2026-08-14T16:42:06+08:00

With digital technologies increasingly embedded in systems of cultural production and dissemination, the protection of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) is shifting from static preservation toward digital expression, contextualized interpretation, and dynamic regeneration. As an intelligent content-generation technology, AIGC can reorganize ICH materials across text, images, audio, video, virtual characters, and interactive narratives. From the perspective of cultural memory, this article regards ICH as a living repository of experience, local knowledge, communal interaction, and identity. It examines persistent problems in current ICH digitization, including data-oriented display, fragmented dissemination, weakened subjectivity, and cultural distortion. The paper argues that AIGC can support the digital revitalization of ICH through five linked stages: cultural memory extraction, semantic reconstruction, multimodal translation, interactive co-creation, and value transformation. AIGC should not replace traditional transmission. Rather, through data organization, narrative reconstruction, media translation, and public participation, it can help transform preserved cultural resources into cultural memories that are understandable, experiential, and shareable. At the same time, authenticity verification, the central role of inheritors, data-source standardization, intellectual-property protection, and algorithmic-ethics governance should be built into a multi-actor collaborative process for ICH revitalization.

Truth-Telling and Moral Responsibility: Should Truth-Telling Always Override Emotional Harm?

2026-08-14T16:42:06+08:00

This paper discusses whether people should always tell the truth, even when doing so may hurt someone’s feelings. It argues that people have a moral duty not to lie, but this does not mean they must disclose every truth in every situation. Drawing on Kantian ethics, the right to silence, Mill’s consequentialism, and Aristotle’s virtue ethics, the paper suggests that honesty should not be understood as blunt truth-telling. Instead, truthful communication should be guided by moral intention, respect for human dignity, practical wisdom, and sensitivity to context. The paper also highlights that personal beliefs are not always equal to objective truth. Therefore, before telling a potentially hurtful truth, people should reflect on whether, when, and how it should be expressed. True honesty requires not only truthfulness, but also compassion, humility, and responsibility.

Visual Writing of the Long March Spirit — Taking the Slogan Cartoons of the Gannan Soviet Area as an Example

2026-08-14T16:42:07+08:00

As the core hinterland of the Central Soviet Area and the origin of the main Long March of the Central Red Army, the Gannan area retains a large number of red slogan cartoons. These visual works are the popular propaganda media formed by the Red Army and the Soviet masses in the process of revolutionary practice. Compared with the abstract narrative of written historical materials, the local artistic expression techniques and intuitive and popular picture language of slogan cartoons truly show the actual situation of the struggle in the Soviet area before and after the Long March, and transform the abstract Long March spirit into a visual image that can be intuitively felt and practically understood. This article takes the existing Soviet slogan cartoon remains in Gannan as an analysis sample, combined with the creative practice of representative art creators in the Soviet area, from the context of the work, the logic of expression, the spiritual core, and the contemporary value. The four dimensions are discussed, and the specific analysis of how the slogan cartoon reproduces the spirit of the Long March by means of picture composition, image shaping, and graphic collocation. Based on the current realistic dilemma faced by the inheritance of red culture, this paper explores the activation path that conforms to the law of communication in the new era, and provides practical reference for the concrete dissemination of the Long March spirit and the protective development of red literary and artistic resources in the Soviet area.

Research on the Development Path of Cross-Border E-Commerce Comprehensive Pilot Zones from the Perspective of Digital Empowerment

2026-08-14T16:42:07+08:00

Against the backdrop of digital reform driving China’s cross-border e-commerce development, the Yiwu Cross-Border E-Commerce (CBEC) pilot zone also faces certain practical challenges. These are primarily reflected in the need for more refined management of customs clearance and online services, as well as further improvements in the completeness of the regulatory framework and the effectiveness of its enforcement, and industrial imbalance from uneven enterprise digital transformation. Corresponding solutions include innovating regulatory systems, optimizing digital service management, and building a specialized talent training and retention system, offering references for national CBEC pilot zone development.

Transcendence and Development: The Concept of Community of Human Destiny to the Traditional Subject Theory of International Law

2026-08-14T17:53:03+08:00

The traditional subject theory of international law takes the nation-state as the center, and constructs a binary or ternary structure system with the sovereign state as the basic unit, intergovernmental international organizations as the derivative subject, and individuals as the limited object. This subject theory under the Westphalian system, with the deep evolution of globalization, is faced with structural dilemmas such as the lack of “global commons” governance, the rise of non-state actors, and the lack of a protection mechanism for human common interests. As an important ideological resource for China to participate in global governance, the concept of “community of human destiny” is not only a political vision, but also contains a profound reconstruction of the subject theory of international law. This paper holds that the concept of “community of human destiny” breaks through the logical limitation of traditional reciprocal justice between countries by establishing “human” as an integral value attribution, introducing the dimension of “relational subject” into the structure of international law, and realizing the paradigm leap from “coexistence law” to “cooperative symbiosis law.” This concept is not a simple denial of the national subject, but a higher-order legal interest form of “community,” which imposes normative constraints on “obligations to the world” and “common concerns of mankind” on the basis of recognizing national sovereignty, thus completing the transcendence and development of traditional international law at the subjective level.

Filler Selection and Fabrication Methods for Highly Thermally Conductive Polymer Composites: A Review

2026-08-14T16:42:08+08:00

In high-power electronic devices, the thermal conductivity of polymer composites is governed not simply by the intrinsically high thermal conductivity of the fillers, but by their ability to form continuous heat conduction pathways with few structural defects within the polymer matrix. This review examines the selection of carbon-based, ceramic, and metallic fillers, and discusses how hybrid filler systems, filler loading, and surface modification influence filler dispersion, interparticle distance, interfacial contact, and network formation. Vacuum-assisted filtration, template-assisted methods, electrospinning, field-assisted alignment, and three-dimensional printing are further considered in terms of their effects on filler arrangement and connectivity. Filler size, morphology, surface chemistry, and field responsiveness guide fabrication method selection. Fabrication then determines thermal network continuity. Future research needs to develop efficient thermal pathways at reduced filler content and porosity using stable, scalable processes.

How Memory Shapes Identity

2026-08-14T16:42:09+08:00

Memory and identity form a dialectical unity of dynamic mutual construction. Innately neutral as an information carrier, memory acquires value orientations through acquired social experiences. It serves as the psychological foundation for individuals to form self-perception, distinguish the Other, and cultivate a sense of group belonging, endowing meaning to present life and prompting individual group identification. The expansion of group size breaks memory bonds built on direct personal experience. To consolidate collective identity, communities construct shared memory systems via historical narratives, cultural symbols, and rituals to transcend the temporal, spatial, and physiological limits of individual memory. Since memory naturally fades and easily triggers identity fractures, groups revitalize collective memories through daily symbolic infiltration and periodic rituals, creating a closed loop in which memory shapes identity while identity reshapes memory in return. Their mutually formative symbiosis reveals the spiritual mechanism behind social integration and the lasting survival of communities.

The Impact of Tourism Destination Experience Scenarios on Tourists’ Online Engagement: A Case Study of Ciqikou Ancient Town in Chongqing

2026-08-14T16:42:10+08:00

As the core space embodying local culture, tourism destinations not only enhance tourists’ cultural perception through their experience scenarios but also, to a certain extent, maintain emotional bonds between tourists and the neighborhoods, thereby influencing their online engagement behavior. Based on this, this paper takes the ancient town of Ciqikou in Chongqing as a typical case to examine the mechanism by which experience scenarios affect tourists’ online engagement and proposes relevant strategic suggestions. The study finds that the experience scenarios in Ciqikou mainly consist of two dimensions: historical settings and consumption experiences. These two dimensions work together to influence tourists’ perceived value, thereby promoting the formation of online engagement behavior. The research results of this paper provide valuable practical insights for tourism destination managers and offer theoretical support for better utilizing digital technologies to enhance tourists’ online engagement and achieve sustainable development of tourism destinations.

The Localized Institutional Construction of the “Malice Supplies the Age” Rule in the Governance of Crimes Committed by Young Minors

2026-08-14T16:42:10+08:00

The XI Amendment to the Criminal Law of the People’s Republic of China adjusted the age of criminal responsibility, but limitations remain. This paper introduces the “malicious age supplementation” system, which presumes that minors lack criminal responsibility in principle, but can still be held criminally liable if there is sufficient evidence to show that they acted with malice at the time of the crime. Based on China’s judicial practice, a specific construction plan for China’s age of criminal responsibility system is proposed. The “malicious age supplementation” system meets China’s legal needs and is practically feasible, providing a systemic reference with both theoretical and practical value for the governance of juvenile delinquency in China, promoting the development of China’s juvenile criminal responsibility system, and achieving a dynamic balance between social interests and the rights of minors.

Emotional Perception, Cognitive Bias, and Retirement Relocation: A Behavioral Analysis

2026-08-14T16:42:11+08:00

With the ongoing advancement of population aging, the relocation of retired individuals after retirement has become a significant issue in social life research. During retirement, individuals depart from their established work-related lifestyles, experiencing fundamental changes in both living conditions and psychological states. Their emotional perception and cognitive reasoning patterns also undergo adaptive adjustments, which subsequently influence their housing selection and relocation decisions. To elucidate the underlying psychological motivations behind elderly relocation behaviors, this study examines emotional perception and cognitive biases as key variables, comprehensively analyzes their distinctive characteristics, and investigates how they affect retirees’ relocation choices, timing, and preferences. This research aims to enrich the field of geriatric behavioral psychology and provide theoretical insights for designing age-friendly living environments.

Research on Statistical Inclusion Methods Under New Economic Forms Such as Platform Economy

2026-08-14T16:42:11+08:00

Amid the sweeping wave of the digital economy, the platform economy, as an emerging economic form, has profoundly reshaped social production relations and the structure of market transactions. This paper delves into the concept and development status of the platform economy as well as the challenges it poses to the traditional statistical accounting system, and analyzes the theoretical limitations and practical dilemmas of existing statistical inclusion methods. The paper notes that the platform economy features a two-sided market attribute and network externalities, which render traditional statistical methods ineffective in capturing the patterns of value creation and circulation within the platform economy. To address these challenges, this paper explores innovative paths for statistical inclusion methods adapted to new economic forms, with a view to providing a theoretical basis and practical reference for improving the statistical accounting system of the digital economy. Research findings indicate that the statistical accounting of the platform economy requires not only the holistic capture of interactive value in multi-sided markets, but also the clarification of the economic contribution of data factors and the systematic documentation of new employment forms. Ultimately, innovation in statistical inclusion methods for the platform economy will facilitate high-quality development, thereby providing solid support and optimization directions for the construction of the national economic accounting system.

Legal Application Issues of Generative AI-Driven Emerging Intelligent Crimes

2026-08-14T16:42:12+08:00

The advancement and widespread application of generative AI technology have transformed traditional forms of crime, giving rise to new types of intelligent offenses such as deepfakes, AI-powered fraud, and AI-related intellectual property infringement. These crimes are characterized by concealed conduct, virtual perpetrators, and complex causal relationships, thereby challenging the framework and logic of conventional criminal law regulation. In judicial practice, issues such as rigid application of traditional criminal charges, unclear attribution of liability, difficulties in establishing causality, and an incomplete legal regulatory system have led to gaps or misalignments in addressing certain emerging intelligent crimes. This article analyzes the challenges arising from the judicial application of generative AI-related offenses by examining their unique characteristics, clarifies the boundaries of responsibility among involved parties, and explores appropriate legal principles and improvement strategies suited to the intelligent era. The article aims to provide a theoretical foundation for effectively regulating AI-induced crimes and achieving a balance between technological development and legal security.

Effectiveness Evaluation and Countermeasures of Hemei Rural Construction in Guangdong Province

2026-08-14T16:42:12+08:00

Assessing Guangdong’s “Hundred Counties, Thousand Towns, and Ten Thousand Villages” project, this paper evaluates beautiful village construction across four dimensions: environment, infrastructure, local industries, and grassroots governance. It identifies common shortcomings—low industrial sophistication, weak cultural resource conversion, poor facility maintenance, and inadequate governance mechanisms. Considering regional disparities in fiscal capacity and resource flows among the Pearl River Delta, eastern, western, and northern Guangdong, the study proposes targeted improvements in regional coordination, industrial chain extension, cultural exploration, long-term management systems, and governance refinement. These recommendations offer practical references for advancing rural revitalization in this coastal province.

Research on the Problems and Countermeasures of Empowering Smallholder Farmers through Regional Public Brands of Agricultural Products—A Case Study of Wuchang Rice

2026-08-14T16:42:13+08:00

Regional public brands of agricultural products are important tools for promoting high-quality agricultural development and rural revitalization. As a nationally renowned regional public brand, Wuchang Rice serves as a typical case of “strengthening agriculture through branding.” However, in practice, the benefits of the brand are often captured by intermediaries, leaving a large number of dispersed smallholder farmers with insufficient participation and limited gains. The issue of “marginalization of smallholder farmers” persists. Taking Wuchang Rice as a case study, this paper analyzes the mechanisms and challenges of empowering smallholder farmers through regional public brands of agricultural products. It identifies structural difficulties in the current empowerment process, including high participation thresholds, imbalanced benefit distribution, and unsustainable empowerment measures. Further, the paper proposes solutions such as optimizing access mechanisms, strengthening capacity building, innovating benefit linkage models, and improving governance structures. The aim is to ensure that smallholder farmers at the production end can obtain greater brand premiums, providing theoretical reference and practical guidance for the inclusive development of regional public brands.

Research on the Impact of App-Driven Zero-Time Exercises on College Students’ Physical Fitness

2026-08-14T16:42:14+08:00

The “Zero-Time Movement” offers a new approach to addressing the problem of “pre-exercise initiation resistance” among college students. By leveraging its low barriers and high adaptability, this movement successfully transforms instantaneous impulses into long-term behavioral habits through instant reward mechanisms, fragmented interactions, and social comparison psychology. Empirical data show that this model has significant benefits in improving cardiovascular endurance, optimizing body composition, and enhancing self-efficacy in the short term. However, after three months of intervention, it often enters a “yield plateau” and is accompanied by the “check-in hollowing out” phenomenon of behavioral alienation. This study points out that there is an essential distinction between “behavioral initiation” and “exercise efficacy,” and existing applications overly rely on fun incentives while neglecting the scientificity of load intensity and advanced planning. Future research needs to go beyond simple effect verification and shift to exploring the interactive matching mechanism of “solutions-populations-contexts” to precisely promote the advancement of college students’ physical health.

The Protection and Revitalization of Revolutionary Artifacts from the Perspective of the Sinicization of Marxism

2026-08-14T16:42:15+08:00

Revolutionary cultural relics are tangible historical artifacts accumulated over the Communist Party of China’s (CPC) century-long struggle. They embody the CPC’s unique spiritual lineage spanning more than a hundred years and vividly demonstrate the practical achievements of integrating the fundamental principles of Marxism with China’s specific realities and its fine traditional culture. Although the protection and utilization of revolutionary cultural relics in China are currently progressing steadily, practical issues such as a fragmented protection mechanism, superficial value interpretation, homogenized revitalization models, and a decentralized governance system continue to constrain the full realization of their cultural functions and ideological value. From the perspective of the Sinicization of Marxism, this paper systematically analyses the practical bottlenecks in the protection and revitalization of revolutionary cultural relics, and constructs an integrated development system encompassing precise protection, theoretical decoding, innovative revitalization, and multidimensional empowerment. It seeks to provide solid theoretical support and feasible practical pathways for the inheritance and development of “red culture” in the new era, as well as for the popularization of innovative theories on the Sinicization of Marxism.

Traumatic Affections: Intergenerational Wounds, Emotional Neglect, and the Pursuit of Love in Jeanette Winterson’s Semi-Autobiographical Works — from Deleuzian–Gabor Maté Perspective (2026 Edition)

2026-08-14T16:42:15+08:00

Jeanette Winterson’s Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit (1985) and Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal? (2011) form a unique semi-autobiographical writing that demonstrates the affective intensities of childhood trauma, adoptive family predicament, emotional suppression, and the lifelong quest for love. While existing scholarship has fruitfully explored Winterson’s work through queer theory and postmodern narratology, there remains a significant gap in integrating clinical trauma psychology with philosophical affect theory to understand the underlying causes and recovery of her emotional wounds. This paper addresses that gap by bringing Gilles Deleuze’s concepts of affect intensity and bodily capacity into dialogue with Gabor Maté’s trauma-informed model of childhood emotional neglect, stress, body-mind connection, and healing. Through close reading of the two texts, the paper illustrates that Winterson’s emotional writing performs a dual movement: it records the intergenerational transmission of trauma and the affective starvation of her upbringing, while simultaneously enacting a reparative process that transforms pain into narrative catharsis, forgiveness, and gratitude. The analysis echoes Winterson’s late-life reconciliation with both her adoptive and biological mothers, arguing that her writing ultimately affirms that wounds, when observed and expressed, can become sources of compassion.

How Leader Support Promotes AI Crafting by Reducing AI-Induced Subjective Liminality in AI-Transformed Enterprises

2026-08-14T16:42:16+08:00

Artificial intelligence is reshaping enterprise work, but employees may experience psychological in-betweenness during such change. Using survey data from 120 Chinese employees with AI-use experience, this study examines whether leader support promotes AI crafting through three dimensions of AI-induced subjective liminality: anxiety, ambiguity, and reduced group identification. Results show that leader support reduces all three dimensions, while only reduced group identification significantly predicts AI crafting and mediates the relationship. The findings highlight the identity-protective role of leadership in AI-transformed enterprises.

Study of the Transmission and Inheritance Channels of Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Qinzhou-Lingshan Segment of the Pinglu Canal

2026-08-14T16:42:16+08:00

This study focuses on three intangible cultural heritage (ICH) projects along the Pinglu Canal in Qinzhou, Guangxi: the Lingshan Tiaolingtou, Lingshan Red Camellia sinensis, and Lingshan Giant Zongzi. Through field research, it provides a necessary interpretation of the challenges and innovative opportunities faced by the interactive development of “canal + ICH.” The investigation reveals that ICH inheritance is confronted with dual crises of intergenerational rupture and technological closure, policy implementation deviations, and cultural decoding deficiencies. In terms of ICH dissemination, challenges include weakened cultural identity, a widening digital divide, industrial bottlenecks, and cross-cultural communication barriers. Although the current development trend of ICH culture is generally stable and positive, vulnerabilities persist in the dual-chain interaction of “inheritance-dissemination.” The paper suggests a three-dimensional collaboration solution by means of digital empowerment, living inheritance, and localized distribution as a way of exploring the dynamism of the balance between engineering and culture further, which would promote synergy in the process of innovation between the ICH culture and regional economic growth.

Exploring the Barriers and Breakthrough Paths of China-Hungary Cooperation within the Framework of the European Union

2026-08-14T16:42:17+08:00

Hungary is the only EU member state in Central and Eastern Europe with a complete new energy power battery industry chain cluster. In China’s investment in Hungary, the proportion will reach 57% by 2025, making it the largest foreign investor in Hungary for three consecutive years. Its unique industrial and policy advantages promote cooperation between the two sides. The unified regulation of the European Union, internal differences in interests, geopolitical disturbances, and industrial adaptation gaps constrain China-Hungary economic, trade, technology, and cultural cooperation. The introduction of regulations related to foreign investment screening, carbon border regulation, foreign subsidies, and the change of direction by the new Hungarian government has increased the uncertainty of cooperation. Based on the good bilateral relations and complementary industries, this article analyzes the existing obstacles by combining the EU operating rules with the reality of China-Hungary cooperation. It proposes a path from the aspects of rule adaptation, strategic docking, industrial synergy, and risk prevention and control to promote the long-term development of bilateral cooperation and provide reference for China’s cooperation with other Central and Eastern European EU countries.

A Study on Human-Wildlife Conflict Governance in the Circuit Procuratorial Supervision Practice of Qinghai Province

2026-08-14T16:42:17+08:00

The circuit procuratorial supervision system for ecological and environmental public interest litigation, pioneered by procuratorial organs in Qinghai Province, constitutes a practical inheritance and innovative application of the Fengqiao Experience within contemporary environmental justice. Nevertheless, its targeted application and institutional refinement for human-wildlife conflict governance remain insufficiently examined in extant scholarship. Against this backdrop, this paper takes on-the-ground circuit procuratorial practice and representative local human-wildlife conflict cases in Qinghai’s Sanjiangyuan region as its research footing to systematically explore an integrated governance pathway that embeds circuit procuratorial supervision into human-wildlife conflict administration. It delineates the rational demarcation between procuratorial supervision and administrative discretion, develops standardized institutional norms governing procuratorial oversight of wildlife damage compensation, and mitigates structural tensions between national park ecological conservation and the safeguarding of indigenous residents’ lawful rights and interests. This research fills the theoretical void regarding the deployment of environmental public interest litigation for human-wildlife conflict governance, incorporates endemic plateau institutional features into the modernization of environmental rule of law, and establishes a viable innovative legal governance framework to foster harmonious coexistence between humanity and nature.

Narrative Involvement Drives Travel Intention through Destination Distinctiveness in Short Travel Videos: The Moderating Role of Wishful Identification

2026-08-14T16:42:18+08:00

Short travel videos increasingly shape destination impressions, but how narrative content develops into travel intention remains under-explored. Drawing on short video platform research and the cognitive-affective-behavioral framework, this study examines the mediating role of perceived destination distinctiveness and the moderating role of wishful identification. Based on 135 valid questionnaires, the results show that narrative involvement enhances perceived destination distinctiveness, which subsequently increases travel intention. Wishful identification negatively moderates the destination distinctiveness-travel intention relationship. The conditional indirect effect is significant at low and average levels of wishful identification but non-significant at a high level. These findings highlight destination distinctiveness as a key mechanism linking narrative engagement to travel intention.

Impact of Digital Services Trade Barriers on the Quality of China’s Manufacturing Export Products

2026-08-14T16:42:19+08:00

In the context of increasing fragmentation in global digital trade rules, this paper examines the impact of digital services trade barriers on China’s manufacturing export product quality. Using Chinese product–destination–year export data from 2014–2023, combined with the OECD Digital Services Trade Restrictiveness Index and input–output tables, this study constructs a country–industry-level measure of digital services trade barriers. The results show that digital services trade barriers significantly reduce export product quality. The findings remain robust after instrumental variable estimation, alternative measurements, and higher-dimensional fixed effects. Furthermore, institutional quality mitigates this negative effect. This study highlights digital services trade barriers as an important institutional factor affecting manufacturing export quality upgrading.

Research on the Industrialization Development Path of Intangible Cultural Heritage Tea Driven by Institutions — A Case Study of Enshi Prefecture, Hubei

2026-08-14T16:42:19+08:00

The industrialization of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) is a dual proposition of cultural inheritance and economic development in the new era. Taking Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture in Hubei as a typical case, this paper focuses on world-level tea ICH items including Enshi Yulu Tea Making Technique and Yihong Black Tea Making Technique, and systematically investigates the institutional logic, practical mechanism, and governance efficiency of local public sectors driving ICH industrialization. The study finds that Enshi Prefecture has adopted a four-in-one institutional driving model of “legislative protection, standard guidance, brand operation and digital empowerment,” and constructed a three-layer driving mechanism of “institutional supply, resource allocation and governance innovation,” forming a four-dimensional practical path of “spatial reconstruction, industrial integration, factor activation and subject cultivation.” The research reveals that institutional driving is a key variable for ICH industrialization in ethnic regions. Governments play a guiding role through institutional supply, resource allocation and governance innovation, yet risks of “de-ICH” must be guarded against, so as to dynamically balance cultural value and economic value under the coordination of “government-market-community.” This study provides replicable experience for the “Three-Tea Coordination” strategy and rural revitalization in ethnic areas.

Research on Algorithmic Governance and Content Management of Digital Platforms in the Republic of Korea under the Platformization Background

2026-08-14T16:42:20+08:00

In recent years, digital platforms in the Republic of Korea have gained growing influence in news dissemination, video recommendation, and content operation. Represented by NAVER, Kakao, YouTube, Netflix, TVING, and other platforms, algorithms have been deeply embedded in information distribution and user management, and have gradually become a core component of platform governance. Combined with the practical development of digital platforms in the Republic of Korea, this paper analyzes the realistic background and main operation modes of algorithmic governance, as well as its specific manifestations in content management. The study finds that while algorithmic mechanisms improve content matching efficiency and user engagement, they also trigger problems such as unbalanced information distribution, expanded platform power, and difficulties in liability identification. In the future, platform governance needs to strike a more reasonable balance among technological innovation, market competition, and public interests.

Research on Collaborative Service System of Medical, Nursing, and Pension for Elderly Chronic Diseases Under Holistic Governance — A Case Study of Shandong Section of the Yellow River Basin

2026-08-14T16:42:20+08:00

Against the dual strategic background of healthy aging and high-quality development of the Yellow River Basin, care for the elderly with chronic diseases has become a key field of regional people’s livelihood services. At present, the services for elderly chronic diseases in the Shandong section of the Yellow River are plagued by the separation of medical treatment, pension, and nursing, uneven resource allocation, and insufficient collaboration among stakeholders. The traditional single-service model can hardly meet the long-term care demands of the elderly with advanced age and chronic diseases. Supported by holistic governance, collaborative governance, and integrated nursing theories, this paper sorts out the current situation and practical dilemmas of medical-nursing-pension services for the elderly with chronic diseases in the Shandong section of the Yellow River and analyzes the underlying causes through field surveys, questionnaires, interviews, and case studies. An integrated service system is constructed from four dimensions: service subjects, service contents, service procedures, and supporting carriers, with differentiated implementation paths and a four-dimensional long-term guarantee mechanism designed. The research results can provide practical references for cities along the Yellow River to optimize elderly health services and advance the in-depth integration of medical, nursing, and pension services, and help implement the Healthy China strategy as well as the upgrading of regional elderly care services.

A Study on Improving Leisure and Elderly Care Services for Disabled Seniors in Dalian from the Perspective of Urban Renewal

2026-08-14T16:42:21+08:00

Under the dual background of deep population aging and urban renewal and quality improvement, the leisure pension needs of disabled elderly groups, as special vulnerable groups in pension services, have long been neglected. Urban renewal is not only the transformation and upgrading of urban space and facility environment, but also the reconstruction of the public service system and people’s livelihood guarantee mechanism, which brings an important opportunity for the quality improvement of leisure pension services for the disabled elderly. Taking Dalian as the research object, based on the theories of urban renewal, active aging, and barrier-free environment construction, this paper systematically explores the current situation of leisure pension services for the disabled elderly in Dalian through field investigation, questionnaire survey, and interview analysis. The study finds that the current leisure pension for the disabled elderly in Dalian has problems such as insufficient spatial adaptability, imperfect barrier-free facilities, single leisure service content, unbalanced supply and demand matching, and an imperfect service guarantee mechanism. Combined with Dalian’s urban construction practices such as old community renovation, coastal urban renewal and community quality improvement, targeted optimization strategies are proposed from five dimensions: spatial environment, service system, operation mechanism, policy guarantee, and intelligent empowerment, so as to make up for the shortcomings of pension services for the disabled elderly, build a leisure pension service system that adapts to the rhythm of urban renewal and meets the physical and mental needs of the disabled elderly, help build an elderly-friendly and barrier-free livable city in Dalian, and provide reference for the optimization of pension services for the disabled elderly in similar coastal cities.

Understanding Marx’s Practical Language View from the Perspective of Practical Thinking Mode

2026-08-14T16:42:22+08:00

This paper provides a critical discussion of the traditional research on Marx’s linguistic ideas, and it is believed that Marx’s view of language does not constitute a special theoretical system with language as its direct object of study. Rather, it is a philosophical conception that has been based on the history and practice of life for a long time. From the perspective of the practice-based mode of thought, three key contents of Marx’s practice-based view of language will be presented in an organized manner in this paper: language as a social form of practice; as a historically developed phenomenon; and as the immediate material medium for thought. Critique the traditional linguistic view that is both reification and isolation of language, and emphasize that research on language should focus on the dynamic processes of language use, socio-interactive contexts, and historical development, etc., to uncover the intrinsic unity of language, human production, social relations, and cultural development. The conclusion is that reinterpreting Marx’s practice-based view of language can help people better understand the essence of language and provide new theoretical foundations and methods for the contemporary study of the philosophy of language and real-life linguistic practice.

Research on the Optimization of Logistics Distribution Path of Intelligent Transportation Big Data in Dalian Based on UESTC

2026-08-14T16:42:23+08:00

In order to solve the problem of urban traffic congestion and long peak time, this paper combines the characteristics of dynamic traffic congestion in Dalian and the actual scene of logistics distribution in the same city, taking into account the constraints of transportation cost, equipment loss cost, intelligent construction cost, distribution timeliness, and customer satisfaction, and taking the minimization of the total cost of global distribution as the core goal, a dynamic logistics distribution path optimization model based on traffic big data is constructed. The model is fully integrated into the quantitative indicators of road congestion in various periods and regions of Dalian, and solves the defects that the traditional static path model cannot adapt to tidal traffic and dynamic congestion, and adapts the improved genetic algorithm to solve the problem.

Application of Artificial Intelligence in Psychological Assessment: Current Status and Challenges

2026-08-14T16:42:23+08:00

Psychological assessment is an important part of mental health services. Scientific and efficient mental health assessment and intervention are the premise of effective mental health services. Traditional psychological assessment mainly includes psychological tests and clinical interviews. With the rapid development of artificial intelligence and big data technology, psychological assessment is gradually moving towards intelligence. This paper reviews the current application of key technologies of artificial intelligence in psychological assessment, discusses its challenges in psychometric validity, ethics, and technical limitations. The results show that although artificial intelligence has great potential to improve the accessibility, efficiency, and accuracy of psychological assessment, its integration with clinical practice requires careful attention to measurement equivalence, data privacy, algorithmic fairness, and the irreplaceable role of human consultants. Therefore, in the era of artificial intelligence, psychological assessment should continue to develop in the future direction of human-machine collaboration.

The Subconscious Virtual World: Theoretical Construction and Operational Approaches

2026-08-14T16:42:24+08:00

Since being proposed as a concept by Freud, the subconscious has consistently existed as an “object to be analyzed.” Researchers have sought to approach it through free association, dream interpretation, and symbolic analysis, yet never have they truly managed to “enter” it. This paper proposes a different theoretical path, re-framing the subconscious as an “accessible, interactive, and modifiable” psychological space. Through systematic observation of nearly 500 cases, the study has identified a core theoretical framework comprising four interrelated parts. First, the Subconscious Virtual World, which is a psychological reality generated by the brain’s storage and real-time processing, possesses spatiality, relationality, and regularity, and serves as the operational platform. Second, the First Law of Virtual-Reality Separation, which defines the boundary and interactive pathways between psychological reality and physical reality, and serves as the operational guideline. Third, the Five-Layer Subconscious System, which comprises the individual, familial, cultural, social, and human layers, and serves as the structural model. Fourth, the Xing-Yi (Imagery-Thought) Interactive Technique, which is a standardized seven-step process for entering the subconscious virtual world. This theory proposes an “inside-out” pathway, where change originates from within the subconscious virtual world and radiates outward, effecting changes in subjective awareness and physical symptoms. This forms a directional complementarity with “outside-in” methods like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Through independent practice by nearly one hundred trainees, the teachability and replicability of this technique have been validated. This framework offers an innovative theoretical pathway for the operational study of the subconscious.

Cosplay Practices in Platform-Based Fan Communities: A Study of Embodied Labor, Gender Performance, and Community Care

2026-08-14T16:42:25+08:00

As anime, games, film, and social media have become more closely intertwined, cosplay is no longer simply a leisure activity of “dressing up as a character.” It has become a layered cultural practice that involves bodily performance, fan identity, craft production, platform circulation, commercial opportunity, and community relations. This study uses a conceptual review approach and examines cosplay through four dimensions: embodied fan labor, gender performance, platform visibility, and community care. It argues that cosplay is not merely the reproduction of a character’s appearance. Rather, through costumes, makeup, poses, photography, post-production retouching, and online interaction, participants turn fictional texts into embodied works that can be viewed, evaluated, and circulated. At the same time, cross-gender cosplay and experiments with gendered style create room for expression, while observers cannot infer participants’ gender identity or orientation from characters, costumes, or bodily presentation alone. Platform circulation gives cosplay creators visibility, audience growth, and commercial possibilities, but it also intensifies algorithmic pressure, body comparison, harassment, blurred boundaries, and ongoing online labor. The article therefore approaches cosplay communities from the perspective of social policy and community governance, with attention to consent culture, minor protection, photography boundaries, digital literacy, and crisis referral pathways.

Analysis of the Influence of Differences in English and Chinese Modes of Thinking on Language Expression

2026-08-14T16:42:25+08:00

Language expression is shaped by linguistic structure, cultural convention, cognitive habit, and communicative purpose. Based on a critical review of English-Chinese contrastive research, this paper examines three related tendencies: holistic and analytic orientation, image-based and abstract-conceptual preference, and context-dependent and explicit-linear organization. It considers how these tendencies appear in lexical choice, sentence construction, discourse progression, and pragmatic framing. The discussion does not use broad cultural labels as self-sufficient explanations. Instead, it treats the observed contrasts as variable preferences mediated by genre, context, bilingual experience, and audience. The analysis suggests that effective teaching and translation should connect formal comparison with functional interpretation. Learners need to identify semantic boundaries, recover implicit clause relations, reorganize information for target readers, and adjust politeness strategies and cultural images to the communicative situation. It also explains why formally acceptable sentences may remain rhetorically awkward or pragmatically unsuitable for target readers. Such training can improve accuracy and coherence without turning recurrent differences into fixed stereotypes.

Integrated Application of MVR Evaporation and Distillation Technology in Uranium Purification and Conversion Process and Analysis of Its Energy-Saving Effect

2026-08-14T16:42:26+08:00

This paper studies the integrated application of Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) evaporation and distillation technology in uranium purification and conversion processes, as well as its energy-saving performance. As a key link in the nuclear fuel cycle, uranium purification and conversion have a vital impact on the economic efficiency and sustainability of the nuclear industry in terms of energy consumption and resource utilization rate. The combination of MVR evaporation and distillation technology realizes efficient cyclic utilization of energy and full recovery of waste heat. This paper elaborates on the process flow, equipment configuration, and energy-saving effect of the integrated system. Comparative analysis with traditional processes verifies that the integrated system boasts prominent advantages in energy consumption reduction, thermal efficiency improvement, and resource utilization enhancement. In addition, the application prospect and potential economic value of the integrated technology in uranium purification and conversion are discussed. This research provides new technical approaches and solutions for energy conservation, consumption reduction, and resource recycling in uranium purification and conversion processes.

Review of the Research Progress of Biomass Conversion and Utilization Technology

2026-08-14T16:42:27+08:00

The energy problem has always been a common problem faced by all mankind. In recent years, with the shortage of fossil energy, the search for alternative new energy has been put on the agenda; with the environmental problems caused by burning fossil energy, such as smog, the greenhouse effect, and so on, people urgently need a new alternative energy. Biomass, as a new clean energy representative, ushered in an important development opportunity. Although China has made great achievements in the development and utilization of biomass energy, there is still a big gap compared with the world’s first-class countries such as Europe and America. The development and utilization of biomass energy still stay in the first generation of biomass resources, especially some key technologies in biomass conversion and utilization technology still need to be further studied.

Integrated Assessment of Carbon Emission Reduction and Atmospheric Environment Improvement Based on Environmental Engineering Approaches

2026-08-14T16:42:27+08:00

One of the main problems facing the improvement of environmental quality at present is that the two are not addressed together. A unified evaluation system for the co-benefits of reducing carbon emissions and improving the atmosphere is proposed in this study through environmental engineering. Using multiple dimensions and linked quantitative models, the system will combine the help provided by end-of-pipe control technology, structural decarbonization plans, and nature-based engineering solutions. A Synergy Index and an integrated environmental benefit formula are employed to quantify the two objectives in a single analysis system. Based on the above scenarios, the combination of engineering measures for carbon capture and storage (CCS), renewable energy substitution, and sectoral electrification is expected to reduce PM₂.₅ concentrations by as much as 34.6 μg/m³ and prevent about 290–410 premature deaths per million people per year. The above results indicate that the unified framework does outperform the individual-objective optimization of single-measure reductions and provides reference points for policymakers and engineers in their pursuit of carbon neutrality and clean air.

Analysis and Standardization Strategies for Japanese Translation of Scenic Area Signs—Centering on Cultural Barriers Caused by Literal Translation

2026-08-14T16:42:28+08:00

In recent years, cultural and tourism exchanges between China and Japan have become frequent, and inbound tourism has entered a normal state. As an important linguistic medium for Japanese tourists, Japanese scenic signs are closely related to cultural export and the overall service quality of scenic areas. Zhejiang Province receives a large number of Japanese tourists all year round. This research systematically collects sign samples from well-known scenic spots in Zhejiang, sorts out existing problems and corresponding causes from linguistic, cultural, and sign system perspectives. Combined with the standards adopted by native Japanese scenic areas, this paper puts forward targeted optimization strategies, so as to help improve the quality of cultural and tourism services and facilitate sound cultural communication between China and Japan.

Design and Efficiency Calculation of New Branched Queuing Architecture in Multi-server Scenarios

2026-08-14T16:42:28+08:00

Aiming at the practical dilemma that it is difficult to collaboratively optimize fairness and service efficiency in traditional multi-server queuing scenarios, this paper proposes a hierarchical new branched queuing architecture that balances the two core objectives through grouping and constraining service order. Based on queuing theory and the permutation probability method, this paper takes the typical venue security inspection scenario as the research background, constructs a quantitative indicator system of fairness and efficiency, and compares the functional differences among single-queue, parallel multi-queue, and branched queuing modes. The measurement results show that the branched queuing architecture can reduce the expected unfairness degree by about 67% while maintaining more than 95% of the service efficiency of parallel multi-queues, which effectively solves the efficiency-fairness trade-off dilemma of traditional modes. The research conclusions can provide theoretical reference and practical schemes for the design of queuing systems in public services, transportation hubs, and other multi-server scenarios.

Evaluation and Measurement of the High-Quality Development Level of Agriculture in Shangqiu City

2026-08-14T16:42:29+08:00

Shangqiu City, located in the eastern part of Henan Province, serves as one of the granaries in eastern Henan and has entered a crucial stage in implementing the rural revitalization strategy. High-quality agricultural development is a vital measure to promote rural revitalization, making the development of high-quality agriculture in Shangqiu City of great importance. Based on an analysis of the current state of agricultural development in Shangqiu City, this paper establishes an indicator system by collecting data from 2015 to 2024, measuring the level of high-quality agricultural development from three aspects: agricultural production, economic benefits, and ecological environment. The entropy method is employed to measure and analyze the impact of data on high-quality agricultural development in Shangqiu City. The results indicate an upward trend in the comprehensive score of high-quality agricultural development in Shangqiu City from 2015 to 2024. To promote high-quality agricultural development, Shangqiu City should focus on improving infrastructure, fostering agricultural innovation, and achieving sustainable agricultural development, thereby realizing the goal of high-quality agricultural development through relevant pathways.

The Jurisprudential Logic and Institutional Boundaries of AI-Empowered Creative Transformation of China’s Fine Traditional Legal Culture

2026-08-14T16:42:30+08:00

Artificial intelligence (AI) provides novel technological conditions for the creative transformation and innovative development of China’s fine traditional legal culture. However, its significance extends far beyond instrumental applications such as artifact restoration, digital preservation, knowledge dissemination, and international communication. The core issue of AI’s involvement in the inheritance of traditional legal culture lies in how to translate its institutional experiences, value systems, and governance wisdom into knowledge resources that contemporary rule of law construction can comprehend, verify, and utilize. This requires reliable data, systematic organization of legal knowledge, and standardized dissemination. Concurrently, the generative mechanisms of AI may introduce risks, including historical distortion, algorithmic bias, cultural misinterpretation, ambiguous rights attribution, and threats to personal information and data security. Therefore, empowering the inheritance of China’s fine traditional legal culture through AI necessitates not only functional construction across scenarios such as inheritance, translation, education, and communication, but also the establishment of fundamental boundaries grounded in authenticity, legality, explainability, traceability, and human agency. Moving forward, institutional synergy should be forged in data governance, expert review, generated content labeling, intellectual property protection, public cultural platform development, and ethical regulation. Ultimately, this will facilitate the transition of AI from a mere technological tool to a standardized mechanism serving the inheritance of legal civilization and the advancement of digital rule of law.

The Analysis of Differences between Pygmalion and My Fair Lady

2026-08-14T16:42:30+08:00

George Bernard Shaw’s play Pygmalion and the musical-film adaptation My Fair Lady share a highly similar narrative framework, yet differ profoundly in narrative logic, aesthetic effects, and thematic implications. Drawing upon adaptation theory and the perspective of intertextuality, this paper conducts a comparative analysis from three dimensions: narrative medium, audio-visual rhetoric and characterization, revealing the fundamental shifts of the two art forms between intellectual debate and sensory immersion, as well as social critique and romantic myth. The analysis shows that the film’s apparent fidelity to Shaw’s text is merely superficial; its genre conventions, especially the Hollywood musical’s preference for closure and emotional gratification, systematically dilute Shaw’s satire on class hypocrisy and patriarchal oppression, while softening Eliza’s final rejection of Higgins into an ambiguous, potentially reconciliatory finale. The study thus contends that adaptation is never a neutral transfer but a culturally embedded reinterpretation, and this finding provides a critical reference for evaluating screen adaptations of classic literature, particularly in terms of how medium-specific constraints and ideological contexts reshape narrative meaning.

Research on the Construction of a Precise Teaching Model for Ideological and Political Theory Courses in Higher Vocational Colleges in the Era of Intelligence

2026-08-14T16:42:31+08:00

Constructing an intelligent era-oriented precise teaching model for ideological and political courses in colleges and universities is conducive to achieving the organic unity of knowledge imparting and value guidance, promoting the connection between ideological leadership and intelligent learning environment, and improving the teaching effect of ideological and political courses. Based on the intelligent era, the article analyzes the connotation and significance of precise ideological and political theory course teaching from the perspective of precise ideology and politics, and proposes specific countermeasures for constructing a precise ideological and political theory course teaching system. Higher vocational colleges should establish a rich student data information database, strengthen the construction of data talent team, precisely meet the ideological and political needs of college students in the era of big data, evaluate and feedback the implementation effect of precise ideological and political education, enhance the ideological, affinity and pertinence of ideological and political courses, and cultivate more high-quality talents with both moral integrity and professional competence.

Integrating Space Syntax, Behavioral Sensing, and Machine Learning for Campus Public Space Optimization: A Critical Review

2026-08-14T16:42:31+08:00

Most university campuses still decide where to put public spaces the old way—by walking the site, asking a few people, and trusting experience. That works until the campus grows fast or the student body becomes more mixed. Then the gaps show up: underused plazas, overcrowded paths, places that look good on plan but feel empty in real life. Over the last ten years, researchers have started bringing together Space Syntax measures, Wi-Fi movement data, GIS multi-criteria tools, and machine learning weight adjustments. The combination looks promising on paper. In practice, the pieces rarely talk to each other. This review looks at what has been tried, where the methods still fall short—especially on international campuses—and what a more joined-up approach might look like.

Digital Empowerment Facilitates the Inheritance of Yanhuang Ancestral Culture and Strengthens the Sense of Community of the Chinese Nation

2026-08-14T16:42:32+08:00

Guided by the national cultural digitalization strategy, digital technologies such as big data, VR/AR, and generative AI provide a new path for the dynamic inheritance of Yanhuang ancestral culture. Chaling Lushui Ancient Lu State in Hunan, as the core activity area of Emperor Yan Yuwang, retains complete documentation, archaeological, and folk evidence, serving as a crucial sample for interpreting the Southern Yan Emperor culture. This paper examines the historical logic of Yanhuang culture in carrying the identity of the community, analyzes the triple value of digital technologies in addressing the challenges of traditional cultural inheritance, proposes digital empowerment implementation paths from three perspectives—historical cognition, emotional connection, and spiritual transformation—and relies on the unified cultural memory of common ancestry to reinforce the “five identities,” thereby constructing a shared spiritual home for the Chinese nation through digital means.

Predicting Campus-Space Suitability with Multi-Source Data and Seven Machine-Learning Models

2026-08-14T16:42:33+08:00

Campus planners still rely on surveys and static indicators that miss high-frequency behavioral change. The study developed a Space–Behavior–Decision framework for Wenzhou-Kean University using 243,062 anonymized half-hourly Wi-Fi records (July 2023–March 2025), road-integration for 30 buildings, and functional labels for 35 access points. Seven regression models were compared. Random forest achieved the highest accuracy (R² = 0.9998, RMSE = 0.0025, MAPE = 0.38 %). The decision tree remained nearly as accurate (R² = 0.9986, MAPE = 0.47 %) while offering transparency and easy GIS integration, making it preferable for routine planning. Feature importance gave weights of 0.48 (density), 0.32 (integration), and 0.20 (function). The high fit mainly shows the composite index is learnable. Quarterly updating and post-occupancy checks are required before operational use.

From Evidence to Justification: How Causal Attribution Shapes Public Judgments of Police Searches

2026-08-14T16:42:33+08:00

Probable cause, required by the Fourth Amendment, and reasonable suspicion, articulated by the Supreme Court in Terry v. Ohio (1968), are distinct legal standards that authorize different levels of police intrusion. Although these standards differ in legal doctrine, both rely on subjective evaluations of evidentiary sufficiency. Drawing on attribution theory and research on heuristic judgment, this study investigates how evidence type (direct vs. indirect), crime-rate context (high vs. low), and competing legal standards influence public shape evaluations of police searches. A 2 × 2 × 2 between-subjects experiment was conducted with 299 U.S. participants. The data were analyzed using a serial mediation model (PROCESS Model 6). The study finds that evidence type was the strongest predictor of search justification, perception of guilt, and likelihood of finding relevant evidence. Crime-rate context also increased support for police searches, whereas legal standards had smaller effects on search justification and perception of guilt. Serial mediation analyses showed significant indirect effects through perception of guilt and the sequential pathway through perception of guilt and likelihood of relevant evidence from the search. These findings suggest that public evaluations of police conduct are shaped by evidentiary and contextual information as well as legal standards, highlighting the role of psychological processes in legal decision-making.

Research on Localization Translation Strategies of New Energy Vehicle Brand Names in the Context of Overseas Expansion — Taking BYD as an Example

2026-08-14T16:42:34+08:00

As China’s new energy vehicle industry continues to develop, various domestic independent brands have expanded their overseas operations to varying degrees. Many outstanding domestic brands have begun establishing a presence abroad, with brands such as BYD, Geely, Chery, and Changan already showing significant progress. An indispensable part of these brands’ overseas expansion is, of course, the localization and translation of their products. High-quality localization enables consumers to gain an initial understanding of the products, thereby stimulating their desire to purchase and ultimately boosting sales. At the same time, it serves as a means of promoting the country’s technology and culture on a national level, effectively attaining two objectives or gaining two advantages by a single move. Taking BYD Brand as an example, this article explores how companies handle the critical element of passenger vehicle naming in their overseas localization efforts, with the aim of providing valuable insights and guidance for the localization efforts of various automotive brands.

Research on the Path of Cultivating Modern Consciousness of Human Beings in the Process of Digital Civilization Transformation

2026-08-14T16:42:34+08:00

Digital technology is constantly advancing and penetrating into the production, culture, and daily life of society. Digital civilization has become an important form of modern social development. Digital civilization has changed the way people acquire knowledge, the way society operates, as well as people’s thinking patterns, values, and behaviors. At a time when digital transformation brings both opportunities and challenges, how to strengthen subject consciousness, enhance rational capabilities, and achieve modernization of human development has become an important topic that urgently needs to be studied. Starting from the Marxist theory of human all-round development and from the modernity spirit consciousness of people in the context of digital civilization, this article analyzes the new changes in subject consciousness, value rationality, and personality development, and proposes the cultivation path of modernity spirit consciousness, in order to achieve the coordination of digital civilization and human all-round development.

Mechanism Study on Emotional Economy Enabling Rural Revitalization

2026-08-14T16:42:35+08:00

As a new economic form driven by emotional value, the emotional economy is deeply integrating into rural production and daily life, injecting new development momentum into rural revitalization. From the perspective of the two-way interaction between emotional economy and rural revitalization, this paper analyzes the triple mechanism of emotional economy injecting new kinetic energy into rural revitalization and the supporting conditions provided by rural revitalization for the development of emotional economy. On this basis, this paper analyzes the practical problems faced by the development of rural emotional economy, such as the dilemma of “date flow” and “homogenization,” the shortage of operating talents, the lack of benefit sharing mechanism, the challenge of cultural authenticity and ecological security, and puts forward some countermeasures and suggestions, such as building characteristic brands based on local resources, building a collaborative education system of “internal training and external introduction,” building a benefit sharing mechanism, and establishing a standardized governance system, so as to provide reference for promoting emotional economy to better serve the overall revitalization of rural areas.

Life and Death in Laozi and Zhuangzi: Comparative Perspectives and Contemporary Significance

2026-08-14T16:42:36+08:00

Life and death are among the ultimate questions of human existence. Within pre-Qin Daoist thought, Laozi and Zhuangzi approach these questions from a distinctive perspective marked by detachment, naturalness, and spiritual freedom. Through close textual comparison, this paper examines the similarities and differences between their views from the dual perspectives of life and death. It argues that both thinkers adopt a transcendent attitude toward death, oppose the damage to life caused by excessive desire, anxiety, and rigidity, and advocate material moderation together with spiritual cultivation in accordance with nature. At the same time, they differ significantly in their understanding of the unity of life and death and in the role of qi in explaining the life-death process. In the context of intensifying social competition and hyper-competition, the Lao-Zhuang philosophy of life and death retains important contemporary significance by helping individuals move beyond utilitarian obsessions, alleviate existential anxiety, and cultivate more natural ways of preserving life.

A Review of Research on the Influencing Factors of Employees’ Taking Charge Behavior

2026-08-14T16:42:36+08:00

Employees’ taking charge behavior refers to discretionary and constructive behaviors through which employees voluntarily initiate, promote, and implement changes that contribute to organizational improvement and development. It serves as a crucial source of organizational adaptability and sustainable innovation in increasingly complex business environments. In recent years, with the rapid advancement of digital transformation, green development, and agile organizational management, taking charge behavior has become a prominent topic in the field of organizational behavior. This study systematically reviews the existing literature on the influencing factors of employees’ taking charge behavior, focusing on four major dimensions: leadership factors, organizational environmental factors, individual psychological factors, and underlying mechanisms. Furthermore, current research limitations are summarized, and future research directions are proposed to provide theoretical references for subsequent studies and practical implications for organizational management.

Cross-cultural Co-creation and Digital Narration: A Research on the Path of Revitalizing Rural Artisans Enabled by Intangible Cultural Heritage Animation IP—A Sino-Japanese Comparative Perspective Based on Yuxi Kiln and Bai Ethnic Group Tie-dye

2026-08-14T16:42:37+08:00

Against the backdrop of rural revitalization and the shifting perceptions of intangible cultural heritage (ICH), exploring ways to inherit traditional crafts and realize youthful transformation as well as cross-border communication via Sino-Japanese co-creation has become an important research topic. Taking Yuxi Kiln blue and white porcelain and Bai ethnic group tie-dye from China, together with Arita porcelain and Awa indigo dye from Japan as comparative research objects, this paper constructs a three-dimensional transformation plus three-party linkage empowerment model for ICH animation IP. By summarizing and comparing the differences between Chinese and Japanese ICH in craft inheritance, IP branding and industrial ecology, this paper proposes the transformation path of “craft to IP to product” and the linkage mechanism of “artisans, consumers and markets.” Based on the trials of character design, AR interactive products and social media communication, this study explores the digital transformation paths for ICH. It provides a replicable cross-cultural digital empowerment approach for the revitalization of rural artisans.

“Borrowing” and “Reconstruction”: A Study on the Localization Path of Zheng Zhenduo’s Translation of Children’s Literature

2026-08-14T16:42:37+08:00

During the May Fourth New Culture Movement, Zheng Zhenduo translated and introduced a large number of foreign children’s works when he edited the magazine Children’s World, thus pioneering a localization path of children’s literature translation guided by the child-centered concept. Taking the three-dimensional integrated framework of educational value, artistic quality, and entertainment value in Zheng Zhenduo’s child-centered idea as the theoretical basis, this paper examines his differentiated translation strategies. The study finds that Zheng Zhenduo’s translation practice can be summarized as a hierarchical localization strategy divided into superficial localization and in-depth localization. Through analyzing typical cases, this paper reveals the internal logic of his localization strategies and puts forward the concept of hierarchical localization to generalize the characteristics of his translation approaches. The core argument is that Zheng Zhenduo’s differentiated translation strategies are the concrete application of his child-centered concept in the field of translation.

Research on Recycling and Reutilization of Radioactive Waste Generated in the Front-end Processes of Nuclear Fuel Cycle

2026-08-14T16:42:38+08:00

The front-end processes of the nuclear fuel cycle mainly serve the fuel demand of nuclear power plants. Inevitably, a large quantity of radioactive waste is produced during these processes, which will pose severe threats to the ecological environment and human health if improperly disposed of. This paper elaborates on the properties, classification, and hazards of radioactive waste, and analyzes the limitations of current treatment technologies for such waste. A series of innovative recycling and reutilization solutions combining physical, chemical, and biological treatment methods are proposed to realize the reduction, resource recovery, and harmless treatment of radioactive waste. These solutions can not only cut down the discharge of radioactive waste, but also achieve efficient utilization of resources. They provide strong support for the sustainable development of the nuclear fuel cycle and are of great significance for promoting low-emission and sustainable development of the whole nuclear fuel cycle.

The Value Implications and Practical Paths of Integrating the Yan’an Spirit into College Students’ Ideological and Political Education

2026-08-14T16:42:39+08:00

The Yan’an Spirit is an important component of the spiritual lineage of the Communist Party of China and a valuable red educational resource for ideological and political education in universities in the new era. University students are the vital force in the cause of national rejuvenation. Deeply integrating the Yan’an Spirit into the ideological and political education of university students has profound value in implementing the fundamental task of cultivating morality and talent, consolidating the ideals and beliefs of young people, and improving the effectiveness of ideological and political education. Currently, the integration of the Yan’an Spirit into ideological and political education in universities still faces practical problems such as superficial classroom integration, weak student initiative in practice, and insufficient red-themed education on campus. Based on this, this paper, grounded in the educational principles of ideological and political education, explores practical paths from three dimensions: student-centeredness, classroom teaching, and campus culture, to help young people in the new era grow into new talents capable of shouldering the great responsibility of national rejuvenation.

A Study on the Collaborative Governance of Electronic Payment Security for Older Adults

2026-08-14T16:42:39+08:00

With the deepening of population aging and the rapid proliferation of electronic payment technologies, older adults have gradually become an important participant group in the digital payment system. While electronic payments have improved transaction efficiency and facilitated daily life, older adults face multiple security risks in the process of use due to their relatively limited digital capabilities, weak risk-identification abilities, complex platform operating rules, and unequal access to digital support from family members. These risks include fraud inducement, unintended charges caused by operational errors, personal information leakage, account theft, and even being coerced by criminals into becoming involved in illegal and criminal activities. Consequently, the security of electronic payments for older adults is no longer limited to technical risk prevention and control; rather, it has evolved into a comprehensive governance issue requiring the joint participation of multiple actors, including public security authorities, banks, payment platforms, families, communities, and society at large. To address these challenges, this study proposes that public security authorities should play a central coordinating and driving role in further promoting the development of cross-departmental data-sharing and coordinated response mechanisms. It is also necessary to improve the institutional design and age-friendly service standards for the security of electronic payments used by older adults, while strengthening the risk-identification, human-intervention, and emergency payment-suspension capabilities of banks and payment platforms. These measures can effectively enhance the systemic, coordinated, and practical effectiveness of electronic payment security governance for older adults, thereby better safeguarding their property security, information security, and legitimate rights and interests in the digital society.

A Bibliometric Review of Research Hotspots and Trends in Live-Streaming Marketing

2026-08-14T16:42:40+08:00

Based on Chinese and international databases, this study analyzes 962 Chinese and 156 international papers (2016–2026) on agricultural product live-streaming marketing via CiteSpace. The study reveals fast-growing research shifting from sales models to scenarios, streamers, consumers, supply chains, and digital empowerment. Multidimensional frameworks exist yet lack sufficient empirical support and interdisciplinary research.

Exploring the AIGC Project-Based Teaching Model in 3D Graphic Design Courses from the Perspective of Cultural Inheritance

2026-08-14T16:42:40+08:00

To address the problems of disconnection between culture and technology, the lag in AIGC-enabled teaching, and the lack of a project-based closed loop in 3D graphic design courses, this study takes the cultural anchor principle, the technological adaptation principle, and the project-based closed-loop principle as its construction principles. It proposes an AIGC project-based teaching model and a phased tool adaptation system from the perspective of cultural inheritance, and conducts empirical verification using que ti, a traditional Chinese architectural component, as a case study. This research provides a feasible reference implementation path for the cultural empowerment of design courses and their integration with AIGC technology.

Cultivating the Child through Li Yue: Aesthetic Education and Music-Drama Integration in Early Childhood

2026-08-14T16:42:41+08:00

Rooted in Pre-Qin Confucian thought, the traditional concept of Li Yue (ritual and music) provides a unique framework for understanding how emotions are regulated and character is built. Moving beyond historical and political analyses, this study translates these ancient principles into modern preschool practice. Classical texts like the Liji and Yueji show that ritual (li) sets external behavioral boundaries, while music (yue) nurtures internal emotional balance. The study takes this theoretical foundation and applies it to today’s kindergartens through integrated music-drama activities. By pairing the structural rules of drama (such as role-play) with the emotional resonance of music, teachers can help young children manage their feelings and develop better character. The results indicate that when put into practice through music and drama, this ancient aesthetic model provides a highly effective, whole-person approach for modern early childhood education and teacher training.