Scientific and Social Research

Research on Value Evaluation and Protective Development Strategies for Chongqing’s Port- Opening Heritage Park

2025-11-10T14:19:32+08:00

This study focuses on Chongqing’s Port-Opening Heritage Park, employing a combination of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Method. Through expert interviews and the quantitative analysis of 492 valid questionnaire responses, the park’s comprehensive value was assessed. The findings indicate that the park’s comprehensive value score is 3.205 out of 5, placing it at an above-average level. Among the evaluated aspects, social value performed the best, while historical and cultural values were balanced. However, there is room for improvement in ecological and scientific values. Based on the evaluation results, this paper proposes protective development strategies, including deepening cultural experiences and educational functions, innovating historical narratives and intangible cultural heritage revitalization, developing low-impact and high-value-added business formats, strengthening ecological interpretation and scientific planning, and fostering value consensus through targeted communication and dynamic feedback mechanisms. This research provides theoretical and practical foundations for the sustainable development of heritage parks and offers insights for the protection and development of similar cultural heritage sites.

Diatom Distribution Pattern in Surface Sediments of the Kara Sea and Adjacent Areas

2025-11-12T15:31:43+08:00

Surface sediment samples from the Kara Sea and adjacent areas were analyzed to investigate diatom distribution patterns in high latitude regions based on species and their relationship with temperature. Samples from the deep Arctic Basin and Kara Sea primarily comprised pennatic diatoms and centric diatoms, respectively. Rare Sea ice diatoms, including Fragilariopsis oceanica and Fragilariopsis cylindrus, were found in the northern regions of the Kara Sea, close to the Center Arctic Ocean. This region usually has sea ice and ice packs, which account for a relatively low surface temperature. Diatoms near Arctic regions, which are located south of the Kara Sea, included Bacterosira bathyomphala, Thalassiosira antarctica borealis, T. antarctica, Dentonula confervaceae, and Porosira glacialis resting spores. Melting of the Arctic sea with a rise in seasonal temperature has been observed in this region. Coastal Benthic diatoms, such as Paralia sulcata and Delphineis, were found near the surface runoff of the Yenisey, Ob, Pyasina, and Kara. Based on the findings, the distribution and growth of diatoms in surface sediments are strongly influenced by perennial sea ice in the Arctic Ocean regions.

A Brief Analysis of the Cultural Roots of Substantive Justice and Procedural Justice

2025-11-12T15:34:21+08:00

The world economy is developing rapidly nowadays, which has led to increasingly frequent international exchanges. Currently, the number of judicial cases worldwide is gradually increasing, and it is not uncommon to see cases with similar circumstances but significantly different judicial outcomes. This clearly shows that there is still a theoretical debate in the academic circle about how to understand the concept of justice, and the same is true in the practical field. Different cultures in different countries and regions have significant differences in their understanding and practice of “justice”, which affects the focus of each country and region in pursuing justice and leads to considerable differences in judicial practice. Therefore, reaching a consensus on legal concepts is undoubtedly an important measure for resolving international judicial cases. This article first lists the concepts of substantive justice and procedural justice, which represent the different legal emphases of the East and the West. Then it analyzes their differences, and finally explores the cultural roots of substantive justice and procedural justice in history, geography, religion, philosophy, etc. And it finally concludes that the two need to learn from and complement each other in the modern legal system.

Study on Performance Evaluation of Process Management of State-owned Assets in Colleges and Universities

2025-11-12T15:44:02+08:00

The performance evaluation of process management of state-owned assets is a key link in measuring the quality of asset management in colleges and universities. It is conducive to optimizing resource allocation, laying a solid foundation for the educational reform of colleges and universities, and promoting the high-quality development of higher education. This article expounds on the importance of optimizing the performance evaluation model for the process management of state-owned assets in colleges and universities, clarifies the evaluation indicators, and elaborates from four aspects: improving the performance evaluation system for state-owned asset management, defining performance evaluation indicators, cultivating a professional management team, and advancing digital transformation. The purpose is to improve the performance evaluation system for the process management of state-owned assets in colleges and universities and lay a good foundation for the educational reform of colleges and universities.

The Impact of Social Media Use on Teens’ Health: A Literature Review

2025-11-12T15:52:34+08:00

This literature review examines the multifaceted impact of social media on adolescents’ health, focusing on physical and psychological domains. Drawing from 36 peer-reviewed studies (2015–2025), the analysis reveals that excessive social media use is associated with sleep disruption (e.g., poor quality, reduced duration, and procrastination), sedentary behavior, and physical health complaints (e.g., headaches, neck pain). Psychologically, it correlates with heightened anxiety, depression, body image issues, and addictive behaviors, exacerbated by cyberbullying and Fear of Missing Out (FOMO). However, social media also offers benefits, such as social connectivity and educational resources. The review highlights interventions like digital wellness education, parental guidance, and policy measures to mitigate harms while preserving benefits. Limitations include cultural biases and rapidly evolving platforms, underscoring the need for cross-cultural and longitudinal research.

From “Streamlining Administration” to “Good Governance”: “Credit +” Reform Empowers Modernization of Government Services and Grassroots Governance in Zhucheng City

2025-11-12T16:11:59+08:00

This article takes the “Credit +” reform in Zhucheng City as an example to explore how the social credit system promotes the optimization of government affairs and the modernization of governance. This research, in line with the national requirements of “streamlining administration, delegating power, improving regulation and upgrading services” and the construction of the credit system, through case and literature analysis, summarizes that it is based on the credit platform and achieves approval reconstruction, environmental optimization and social co-governance through measures such as credit commitment, classified supervision and “credit-based lending.” Although the reform has improved efficiency, it still faces challenges such as data privacy and the fairness of punishment. It is suggested that a hierarchical data governance, precise punishment, and intelligent approval mechanism be established to provide a reference for other regions.

Practical Dilemmas and Practical Paths of Community Elderly Care Empowered by Digital Technology

2025-11-12T16:19:10+08:00

At present, China has entered an aging society and shows a continuously accelerating trend. As an external supplement to family-based elderly care, community elderly care has gradually attracted attention from the academic community in recent years. With the rapid development of digital technology, new practical paths have emerged for community elderly care to meet the diversified needs of the elderly. However, in the process of practical operation, community elderly care is faced with such problems as insufficient digital literacy among the elderly, a lack of elderly-friendly product design, and inadequate data security and privacy protection, leading to insufficient empowerment of digital technology for community elderly care. In response to these issues, this study proposes practical paths from the aspects of publicity and education, institutional guarantees, product upgrading, and talent support, aiming to provide a certain reference for relevant researchers.

Construction and Practice of a Multi-Agent Collaborative Mechanism in Grassroots Smart Governance Based on Actor-Network Theory

2025-11-12T16:21:39+08:00

Under the policy background of digital transformation, the issue of multi-subject collaboration in grassroots smart governance has become the key to improving governance efficiency. This article applies the Actor Network Theory (ANT) and takes the “Quancheng Office” platform in J city as the research object to systematically analyze the construction path and practical effectiveness of its multi-subject collaboration mechanism. Research has found that grassroots smart governance requires the integration of heterogeneous actors through translation, forming a governance network that synergizes technology and institutions. Further research reveals the current practical difficulties and proposes optimization paths, providing a reference for the theory and practice of grassroots smart governance.

The Logic and Pathways of Stringent Financial Regulation Empowering Corporate ESG Practices

2025-11-12T16:27:13+08:00

Against the backdrop of high-quality development, ESG has become a key guideline for corporate sustainability. Taking the New Asset Management Regulation introduced in 2018 as a representative policy, this paper systematically explores the internal logic, practical pathways, and challenges of how strong financial regulation empowers corporate ESG practices. From the perspective of internal logic, strong financial regulation can enhance the motivation and ability of corporate ESG practice by lowering financing costs, curbing managerial myopia, and intensifying product market competition. From the perspective of practical pathways, the New Asset Management Regulation has effectively advanced corporate ESG practices through measures such as breaking rigid payment, prohibiting multi-layer nesting, and strengthening asset maturity mismatch management.

Exploration of Embedded Service Models in Urban Communities from the Perspective of Good Governance

2025-11-12T16:32:09+08:00

With the acceleration of urbanization, the service system of urban communities plays an increasingly crucial role in enhancing residents’ quality of life and promoting sustainable urban development. This study, based on social embeddedness theory, constructs an analytical framework from four dimensions: structural embeddedness, relational embeddedness, functional embeddedness, and cognitive embeddedness. Using S Street’s pilot community as an example, this study delves into the operational logic, main challenges, and optimization paths of embedded service models in urban communities. The research reveals that this model faces issues such as insufficient resource integration, coordination difficulties, weak trust, and imprecise demand response. Therefore, it proposes measures such as strengthening party organization leadership, promoting multi-subject collaboration, optimizing resource allocation, and disseminating value concepts to provide theoretical and practical references for modernizing grassroots governance.

Research on the Historical and Cultural Connotations and Tourism Development Strategies of the Huai’an Prefecture in Jiangsu Province

2025-11-12T16:36:57+08:00

Ancient architecture represents a vital tourism resource for travel destinations, offering visitors a dual experience of visual aesthetics and spiritual pleasure through its architectural artistry and humanistic historical connotations. Huai’an City boasts a long history of urban establishment and is rich in ancient architectural resources, including significant ancient architectural relics such as Hexia Ancient Town, the Ruins of the Water Transport Governor’s Office, Qingyan Garden, and the Huai’an Prefecture. Among them, the Huai’an Prefecture is one of the two surviving original buildings of prefectural government offices in China, imbued with rich historical and cultural connotations and significant potential for the development of ancient architectural tourism. However, compared to similar scenic spots in Huai’an City, its popularity and tourism conditions do not match, presenting issues such as a lack of synergy with related scenic spots, a single tourism product offering, and insufficient promotion and publicity. In light of this, this paper discusses the problems encountered during the development of ancient architectural tourism at the Huai’an Prefecture and proposes corresponding tourism revitalization strategies, aiming to promote the development of the ancient architectural tourism industry in Huai’an City.

The Symbiotic World of Humans and Animals: An Interpretation of the Dog Imagery in A Village of One’s Own

2025-10-30T12:32:37+08:00

Liu Liangcheng’s first prose collection, A Village of One’s Own, was published in 1998 and quickly attracted widespread attention in the literary circle. In this work, assuming the identity of a “rural philosopher”, he employs a multitude of animal imageries to convey his unique insights into life. Particularly, the imagery of dogs occupies a prominent position in the text. It not only showcases his distinctive artistic style but also profoundly embodies the depth of his thoughts. Through diverse narrative techniques and the interweaving of memories and reality, Liu Liangcheng depicts the rich and three-dimensional life of dogs. Meanwhile, via this imagery, he presents the close yet complex relationship between animals and human life. Additionally, influenced by the geographical and cultural features of the borderland, Liu Liangcheng also reveals in-depth reflections on bioethics and the human living condition. These reflections encompass the relationship between humans and all things in nature, with “dogs” serving as a vivid carrier.

Sustainable Renewal of the Old City: Planning Practices and Institutional Innovation in Suining, China

2025-11-12T16:46:31+08:00

In recent years, the state has placed great emphasis on the construction of ecological civilization and has launched a new exploration of territorial space planning and construction in all places. At present, there are problems in functional layout, infrastructure, features, system management, etc. It is necessary to play a leading role in planning to solve the problems left over by history in the development of the old city. Suining city is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with beautiful urban scenery and a long history of old city construction. Therefore, Suining city insists on taking ecology as the core and promotes renewal with ecology, forming a road of old city renewal with Suining characteristics. This paper focuses on summarizing the experience and mode of urban renewal in Suining City, and it also puts forward some suggestions for future urban planning and development.

Analysis of the Effectiveness of Traffic Restriction Policies and Public Management

2025-11-12T16:48:23+08:00

With rapid urbanization and motorization, the number of motor vehicles in China has exceeded 430 million as of 2023, leading to severe urban smog and traffic congestion. Many cities have implemented traffic restriction policies to mitigate these issues. This study evaluates the effectiveness of these policies from a public administration perspective, employing literature analysis, case studies, and policy evaluation methods. The findings indicate that such policies significantly improve air quality and reduce traffic congestion in the short term. However, challenges remain in policy design, enforcement, equity, and public acceptance. The study proposes innovative measures such as dynamic restriction mechanisms, enhanced public participation, and integrated governance strategies to improve policy sustainability and scientific rigor.

Historical Memory in the Foreign Policy of Spanish-speaking Countries

2025-11-12T16:50:21+08:00

This paper focuses on the construction logic of historical memory in the foreign policies of Spanish-speaking countries, such as Spain and Latin American countries, against the backdrop of globalization. With the help of historical memory theory and the construction model of international identity, this paper studies how the colonial heritage and Cold War experience affect the formation of identity narrative in contemporary diplomatic decision-making. The memory of plundering resources in the colonial era prompts Mexico and other countries to further strengthen their resource sovereignty policies. The legacy left by the independence movement continues the process of regional integration by virtue of Bolivarianism. The memory of the intervention of the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War prompts Cuba and other countries to develop ideological medical diplomacy. At the level of international identity building, Spanish promotes the convergence of the Ibero-American community in the form of cultural ties. Similarly, in view of the differences in the recognition of the “former colonist colonized” identity between Spain and Latin American countries, it has triggered regional cooperation conflicts. Taking the case studies of Spain, Mexico, and Argentina as the approach, this paper points out that there is a “double-edged sword” effect in the historical memory of foreign policy: it can enhance the cohesion between the internal, and it may also weaken the foundation of identity due to political polarization and the impact of the digital economy. Spanish-speaking countries may rely on the instrumental strategy of historical memory to reconstruct the identity of the “Global South” in the emerging issues, such as artificial intelligence ethics and deep-sea mining.

Exploration of the Impact and Mechanisms of Socioeconomic Status on Adolescent Health Behaviors

2025-11-12T16:52:37+08:00

Adolescence is a crucial stage for the development of values and health behaviors, during which individuals are susceptible to external environmental influences that can significantly impact their physical and mental well-being, with far-reaching implications for their future development. Socioeconomic status (SES) serves as a macro-level factor influencing adolescent health behaviors, directly linked to habits such as healthy eating, physical exercise, and risky behaviors like alcohol consumption and smoking. Consequently, socioeconomic status has increasingly become one of the primary indicators for assessing adolescent health behaviors. This article delves into the impact and mechanisms of socioeconomic status on adolescent health behaviors, summarizing the corresponding mechanisms of action based on an understanding of specific impact manifestations, with the aim of providing a basis for formulating intervention policies targeting adolescent health behaviors.

From Local Knowledge to Global Wisdom: The Ecological Dimension of Nomadic Ethics and Its Value in Civilizational Dialogue

2025-11-12T16:57:39+08:00

In the context of the Anthropocene, where the global ecological crisis is intensifying, the pursuit of a civilizational paradigm shift beyond technological governance has become an imperative of our time. The ethical system of nomadic civilizations, centered on “reverence for life and respect for nature”, has often been regarded as a form of “local knowledge.” This paper argues that its inherent worldview of “animism”, the practical rationality of “taking only in season and respecting protected lands”, and the belief system of “Father Heaven, Mother Earth” collectively constitute a profound ecological philosophy. This philosophy is capable of transcending its local origins to become a “global wisdom” that contributes to the worldwide dialogue on ecological ethics. A philosophical interpretation of the ecological dimension of nomadic ethics not only reveals its timeless significance for ecological civilization but also provides vital Eastern wisdom and a reflective mirror for addressing the predicaments of modernity and fostering a shared future for humans and nature.

Challenges and Pathways for Deepening China’s Cultural System Reform in the New Era

2025-11-12T17:01:09+08:00

Over the past century, the Communist Party of China has deepened its cultural system reform through four periods: the New Democratic period, the socialist revolution and construction period, the reform, opening up, and socialist modernization period, and the period from the 18th National Congress of the Party to the present. Entering a new era, while significant achievements have been made in cultural system reform, it still faces challenges such as ideological work being impacted by globalization, insufficient optimization of cultural service and product supply mechanisms, comprehensive network governance facing information technology challenges, and the cultural international dissemination system and effectiveness needing improvement. Therefore, efforts should be made to deepen the exploration of cultural system reform paths from aspects such as continuously improving the responsibility system for ideological work, optimizing cultural service and cultural product supply mechanisms, perfecting the comprehensive network governance mechanism, and building a diverse and coexisting cultural international exchange system.

Research on the Construction of Smart Manufacturing Systems under the Lean Production Model

2025-11-12T17:08:58+08:00

Against the backdrop of the manufacturing industry’s shift towards intelligence, the deep integration of the lean production model’s principle of “eliminating waste and continuous improvement” with Smart Manufacturing technologies has become a key path to enhancing production efficiency and core competitiveness. Based on the core ideas of lean production, this paper constructs a Smart Manufacturing system encompassing labor optimization, Smart Manufacturing, AI-based inspection, unmanned delivery, virtual factories, and big data decision-making. It clarifies the overall framework of “5 subsystems and 88 tools”, with a focus on two main dimensions: the design logic of the Smart Manufacturing system and the implementation path of core intelligent technologies. By integrating key technologies such as equipment IoT, photographic inspection, and unmanned delivery, it achieves rule coverage and intelligent decision-making throughout the entire production process, providing theoretical support and practical reference for building an efficient, flexible, and low-cost Smart Manufacturing system for manufacturing enterprises.

The Current Challenges and Strengthening Strategies of Ideological and Political Leadership Capacity of College Counselors

2025-11-12T17:10:43+08:00

Ideological and political leadership is the primary content and inherent requirement of building an educational power. College counselors are the backbone force for the construction of an educational power, and it is necessary to effectively strengthen the forging and improvement of their ideological and political leadership. Ideological and political leadership essentially represents an influence and shaping power, including political leadership that can unite students’ emotional identification, influence their political and ideological identification, ideological guidance that can respond to students’ theoretical confusion and enhance their theoretical confidence, value shaping that can stimulate students’ thoughts and emotions and evoke their higher-level motivations, and action incentive that can lead students to unite and strive and guide them to serve the country and build the nation. Currently, there are practical difficulties in college counselors’ ideological and political leadership, such as traditional content and methods of leadership, loose ways and methods of leadership, weak leadership ability and level, and inefficient exploration and utilization of leadership resources. It is necessary to comprehensively enhance the ideological and political leadership of college counselors in terms of doing things, borrowing wisdom, leveraging resources, and taking advantage of opportunities.

Research on Legal Issues of Adolescent Data Security from the Perspective of Global Data Security Law

2025-11-12T17:14:50+08:00

Adolescents, as active participants in the digital era, face increasing risks to data security, including online education breaches, social media misuse, and unlawful data collection. This paper defines adolescent data (ages 12–18) and underscores its importance for individual growth and social stability. Through literature review, case analysis, and comparative study of the EU’s GDPR, the U.S. COPPA, and laws in Japan and South Korea, it finds shared principles of necessity, security, and consent, yet divergent approaches in regulation, penalties, and scope. While China’s Law on the Protection of Minors and related statutes provide a foundation, problems remain: vague definitions, weak regulatory mechanisms, and limited industry self-regulation. To address these, the paper proposes clarifying definitions and rights, strengthening sanctions, improving regulatory coordination with advanced technologies, and enhancing self-discipline and public awareness. These measures aim to refine China’s legal framework and better protect adolescent data security in line with global best practices.

Analysis of the Reasons for Employee Turnover in Liaoning Province

2025-11-12T17:18:28+08:00

First, a large-scale interview was conducted on the phenomenon and causes of employee turnover in Liaoning. The analysis concluded that low employee salaries are the main reason for job changes. As the length of service increases, employees may change jobs due to various factors such as family needs, the improvement of their own demand levels, and dissatisfaction with the work environment. Regions with higher GDP development levels have greater demand for talent, which is a major factor leading to talent mobility. Based on the interview results, the authors focused on studying Liaoning’s salary level, economic development level, and organizational environment. Through the research on the relationship between population, economy, and employment, the results show that: Liaoning’s total population ranks in the middle of the country, with negative incremental growth; its population structure features a high proportion of educated people and a tendency toward aging; Liaoning’s economic development level is not high nationwide, lacking driving forces for economic growth; Liaoning’s average salary level is at the lower end of the national ranking, which is not conducive to retaining talents; in terms of contribution to the economy, the primary industry has an excessive labor force, while the secondary and tertiary industries have low attractiveness to high-end talents. Finally, countermeasures for talent return are proposed: strengthening the construction of the soft environment of organizational culture; improving the scientific nature of the recruitment process to achieve the matching of employees and positions; implementing material and non-material incentives; and enhancing the level of industrial innovation.

The Logic of “Viral Popularity” and the Development Path of “Sustained Popularity” in Influencer Cities

2025-11-12T17:21:34+08:00

With the advent and continued development of the internet era, influencer cities have leveraged the internet’s power for rapid marketing, resulting in a swift rise to fame and a substantial influx of attention and traffic. In the face of such “overnight wealth and fame”, the primary challenge lies in preventing the transient nature of popularity and the potential lack of long-term sustainability, while simultaneously promoting enduring prosperity and fostering the high-quality development of the cultural and tourism industry. It is argued that sustained success can be achieved by influencer cities through strategies such as creating unique and immersive tourism experiences for visitors, enhancing infrastructure, facilitating upstream and downstream linkages, empowering technological advancements, and improving accessibility.

Local Governments Explore the Path System of High Quality Development of Social Organizations—A Grounded Theory Analysis Based on Local Government Policy Documents

2025-11-12T17:26:04+08:00

In today’s context, the high-quality development of social organizations plays a crucial role in social governance and public service provision. This paper focuses on the policy texts of local governments in fostering the development of social organizations, and employs the grounded theory approach to analyze the pathways of local governments in exploring the high-quality development of social organizations by coding and analyzing 36 local policy documents with the NVivo12 software. The study constructed a five-dimensional progressive model of “Foundation—Capacity—Power—Collaborate—Value”, which starts from the Institutional Safeguard System, Organizational Development Foundation Capacity Building, Performance-Driven Incentives, Strategic Synergy Value Network, and Socialized Governance Participatory Mechanisms. Based on these elements, the study comprehensively explains the internal logic and policy path of the high-quality development of social organizations. This study aims to provide a theoretical basis and practical guidance for promoting social organizations to better participate in social governance and achieve sustainable development, and at the same time, reveals the limitations in the research process and illuminates the direction for further research.

On Leveraging Multi-Agent Models in Countermeasures for Deepfake Detection and Mitigation: A Comparative Analysis of Social Media Platform Strategies

2025-11-12T17:28:26+08:00

The proliferation of deepfake content on social media in recent years has posed significant threats to both individual and societal security. Consequently, devising effective countermeasures to curb the spread of deepfake information has become a critical challenge for social media platforms worldwide. This study aims to explore the propagation dynamics of deepfake information and evaluate the efficacy of various countermeasures by constructing a multi-agent model that integrates the SIR epidemiological model with the BA scale-free network theory. The research focuses on three distinct social media platforms in China—Douyin, Weibo, and Bilibili—as case studies. Through a series of simulation experiments, we compare the propagation patterns of deepfake content and analyze the performance differences of various countermeasures. The results indicate that, in terms of preventing the dissemination of deepfake information, the “preemptive defense” mechanism (exemplified by Douyin) proves to be the most effective in limiting the spread of deepfakes and ensuring timely counteractions. In contrast, the “post-verification” framework (exemplified by Weibo) is particularly effective in enhancing immunity against deepfake content. However, countermeasures based on self-media strategies that emphasize “emotion, viewpoints, and stances” (exemplified by Bilibili) demonstrate higher infection rates, weaker immunity, and longer response delays. The findings of this study offer valuable insights for developing more efficient and adaptive information governance strategies.

The Process Philosophy Interpretation of Chinese-style Modernization: Theoretical Innovation and Practical Path Research

2025-11-13T08:56:27+08:00

As the core carrier of the new form of human civilization, Chinese modernization is essentially a systematic process of dynamic evolution in a complex space-time field. Based on Engels’ process theory and Marxist dialectics, this paper systematically explains the philosophical basis and practical path of Chinese modernization. The research shows that the new development pattern has realized the transcendence of the dynamic balanced modernization paradigm, the whole process of people’s democracy has reconstructed the political modernization process, and the new national system has demonstrated the advantages of institutional modernization. The three together build a development paradigm with Chinese characteristics. This study provides a process philosophy perspective for understanding the theoretical innovation of Chinese-style modernization, and also provides a Chinese solution for the reform of the global governance system.

Research on the Path of ESG-driven Development of the Silver-haired Economy by Chinese Characteristic Enterprises

2025-11-13T09:01:37+08:00

With the continuous acceleration of China’s aging population process, in the context of global sustainable development, the Chinese characteristic enterprise ESG practices that meet the needs of China’s local sustainable development are closely linked to the booming silver-haired economy. This paper deeply studies the correlation between the Chinese characteristic enterprise ESG and the silver-haired economy. It elaborates on the localized characteristics of ESG in China and the development trend of the silver-haired economy, as well as the role that Chinese characteristic enterprise ESG plays in the silver-haired economy. Using the SWOT analysis method and the ESG model, it systematically expounds the proactive promotion path of integrating Chinese characteristic enterprise ESG into the silver-haired economy. Combining the achievements of outstanding ESG silver-haired economy enterprises in China and the feasible paths of advanced silver-haired economy countries abroad. It proposes practical and feasible paths for achieving sustainable development in the silver-haired economy in China.

Analysis on Optimization Countermeasures of Dairy Enterprise Supply Chain Under the Background of Digital Intelligence

2025-11-13T09:06:41+08:00

In recent years, the dairy industry has faced challenges of rising costs and diversified demands, and digital intelligence transformation is the key to supply chain upgrading. Taking M dairy enterprise as an example, this study explores the role of digital transformation and proposes an optimization scheme centered on “bioactivity management.” It focuses on analyzing key technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and automation: integrating IoT to realize full-chain activity monitoring, applying AI to improve prediction accuracy and flexible production scheduling, using blockchain to build a transparent traceability system, and incorporating bioactivity indicators into the core evaluation system. The research shows that the scheme not only provides a practical guide for M enterprise, but also its strategies have important reference significance for improving the supply chain efficiency of the industry, ensuring quality, and realizing sustainable development.

Issues and Solutions of Cultural Rupture in Ethnic Minority Village Planning

2025-11-13T09:09:31+08:00

Within this broader analytical framework, ethnic minority villages characterized as a complex system in which cultural inheritance and spatial patterns are substantially coupled—demonstrate value that extends beyond material forms to encompass their social structures and spiritual orders. Considering the nuanced nature of these findings, with the ostensibly accelerating pace of modernization, traditional villages tend to be increasingly exposed to what appears to represent the risk of cultural discontinuity, what seems to be generally indicated in the fragmentation of festivals and rituals, as well as the homogenization of residential patterns. These tendencies warrant further interpretive consideration, as they risk eroding local distinctiveness and disrupting cultural continuity. Given the complexity of these theoretical relationships, this paper selects Hani villages as a representative case, integrating ecological patterns, ritual spaces, and spatial planning practices to explore the holistic integration of culture and nature, as well as the reciprocal relationship between ritual and space. These findings highlight emerging patterns of cultural symbolization and spatial homogenization in contemporary village planning practices. Significantly, the paper proposes the holistic embedding and spatial integration of cultural elements, alongside collaborative and co-constructive mechanisms among multiple stakeholders. This approach aims to provide a viable pathway for cultural regeneration and spatial continuity within these evolving conceptual frameworks for ethnic minority villages—contributing to theoretically meaningful discourse.

The Research on the Value Realization Mechanism of Marine Ecological Products in China

2025-11-13T09:21:50+08:00

Realization of the value of marine ecological products serves as an important approach to meet the growing needs of the general public for an ecologically sound environment. Through analysis of global research and practice on the value of marine ecological products, this study explores the types, accounting methods, and value realization approaches of marine ecological products in China. The results show that China’s marine ecological products are facing a number of problems, namely decreasing product quantity, lack of a unified authoritative accounting standard, absence of a complete trading market, and imperfect legal and institutional systems. Marine ecological products fall into two categories: public products and operational products. They consist of four types: coastal island-based human settlements, marine ecological security-related products, marine ecological materials, and marine cultural services. At present, there are six accountable products: clean seawater, climate regulation, marine ecological resources, fishing products, aquaculture products, and marine ecotourism and leisure products. To realize the value of marine ecological products, it is necessary to establish the following four systems for marine ecological products: (1) a government-led, enterprise-based, diverse product-supply system with wide participation of social organizations and the general public; (2) a unified authoritative value accounting system; (3) a land-sea integrated market trading system; and (4) a legal and institutional system.

The Influence Mechanism of Social Role Adjustment and Reconstruction on Internet Addiction Behavior of Retired Older Adults: A Case Study of Xuhui District, Shanghai

2025-11-13T09:30:30+08:00

With the accelerating aging process in China, internet dependency among older adults has garnered increasing scholarly attention, particularly given that over 110 million individuals aged 60 and above are internet users, 37% of whom spend more than five hours daily on mobile devices. This study aims to examine how role deficits—such as loss of professional value, weakened inter-generational ties, diminished social participation, and difficulties in adapting to new elderly roles—contribute to internet dependency, and further investigates whether cultural norms and social marginalization intensify this relationship. Using a mixed-methods approach incorporating qualitative surveys and quantitative regression analysis, the research reveals that role deficiencies significantly predict internet addiction through a compensatory satisfaction mechanism. Additionally, both social marginalization and prevailing cultural norms are found to reinforce this pathway. These findings underscore the interplay between structural social factors and psychological mechanisms in shaping older adults’ digital behaviors, highlighting the need for holistic interventions aimed at role reconstruction and social inclusion.

A Pragmatic Analysis of Corporate Public Relations Apology Strategies on Weibo

2025-11-13T09:41:04+08:00

This study explores the pragmatic strategies of corporate public relations (PR) apologies on Weibo and their effectiveness, adopting an integrated framework of Speech Act Theory and the Politeness Principle. Through qualitative analysis of 20 official apology statements (2024–2025) and in-depth study of 4 representative cases, two core findings are derived: First, corporations employ five integrated pragmatic strategy patterns, which form a progressive system from emotional repair to identity reshaping. Second, strategy effectiveness relies on adaptation to Weibo’s features such as short-text constraints, real-time interactivity, and information fragmentation. This study supplements Western-centric pragmatic theories with Chinese new media context insights and provides guidance for corporations to design context-appropriate Weibo apology strategies, enhancing crisis management and trust restoration.

Quantitation Method Research for the Pyrrolizidine Alkaloids (PAs) Determination in Botanicals by HPLC-MS/MS

2025-11-13T09:43:35+08:00

A HPLC-MS/MS method for the determination of Pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs) in green tea, orange pekoe tea, hibiscus flower, chamomile flower, and cardamom seed was developed and validated. Its precision, accuracy, linearity, specificity, LOQ, LOD, and ruggedness were validated following AOAC Guidance for Single Laboratory Validation Procedure. The recovery of the analytes is in a range of 70%–130%. LOQ for 21 PAs in the above botanicals is in a range of 0.8 to 6.5 ppb.

Research on the Communication of Design Symbols of “The 15th National Games” From the Perspective of Short-Video Platforms

2025-11-13T09:51:04+08:00

Focusing on the context of short-video platforms, this study takes Stuart Hall’s Encoding/Decoding Theory and the Uses and Gratifications Theory as the core theoretical support, reconstructs the measurement dimensions of “athletic identity” by integrating the Athletic Identity Measurement Scale (AIMS), and constructs a theoretical model of “Athletic Identity → Short-video Symbol Exposure → Decoding Effect”, incorporating regional cultural familiarity and group type as moderating variables. The study defines core concepts: athletic identity includes four dimensions—athletic identity cognition, emotional connection, value identification, and behavioral tendency; short-video symbol exposure focuses on the initiative of exposure, frequency, and interaction depth; decoding effect covers symbol recognition, understanding of translation logic, resonance with sportsmanship, and willingness to interact and disseminate. Through theoretical deduction, hypotheses are proposed: athletic identity positively influences symbol exposure behaviors (e.g., individuals with a strong emotional connection are more proactive in exposure); symbol exposure further enhances the decoding effect (e.g., high-frequency exposure strengthens resonance with sportsmanship); and symbol exposure plays a complete mediating role. Additionally, there are significant moderating differences in the dissemination effect paths between audiences from Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao, as well as between ordinary audiences, disabled audiences, and UGC creators.

Analysis of the Transformation and Innovation of Public Libraries in the Post-Emergency Era

2025-11-13T09:54:08+08:00

In recent years, global public emergencies have profoundly impacted library service models, operational mechanisms, and professional ethics. Such events have driven the transformation and upgrading of traditional library services, forcing libraries to adapt their working models to new circumstances. This paper explores service innovations and response strategies adopted by libraries during special periods and analyzes how libraries can adapt to and lead the “new normal.” The study argues that libraries need to construct new service systems to enhance their visibility and sustainability in cyberspace. To this end, this paper constructs a “Triangular Management Model” for libraries in the post-emergency era and, based on this model, designs overall strategies and specific measures aimed at continuously improving internal work efficiency and upgrading external service levels to address new challenges and opportunities.

On Laozi’s “Tao” and Confucius’s “Tao”

2025-11-13T10:04:38+08:00

As great sages of the pre-Qin period, both Laozi and Confucius grounded their respective philosophical discourses on the concept of “Dao”, establishing the cultural foundations of Taoism and Confucianism. Objectively speaking, while they share connections, they also differ in their approaches. Laozi’s “Dao” primarily refers to the fundamental principles governing the existence of the world, whereas Confucius’s “Dao” regulates worldly order through ethical and moral guidance. From a categorical perspective, ethical and moral principles exist within the framework of universal laws, thereby forming an intrinsic connection between the two.

Urban Design of Tianfu Chinese Medicine City from the Perspective of Park City

2025-11-13T10:16:26+08:00

With the significant improvement in people’s material living standards, as well as the impact of various issues such as the pandemic, food safety, and obesity in recent years, a healthy, secure, and quality spiritual well-being life has become what people pursue. Liu Guanzhong once proposed that addressing the living needs of China’s people and guiding healthy lifestyles is what defines beauty. Therefore, it is essential to implement urban planning and construction that highly aligns with the healthy development concepts and lifestyles of city dwellers, adhering to a people-oriented approach to ensure that China’s citizens possess material spaces for urban healthy spiritual lives. During his February 2018 inspection tour in Chengdu, the importance of highlighting the characteristics of park cities was emphasized by the Chinese official government while incorporating ecological values, marking the first official proposal of this concept. Over the past four years, numerous cities have actively explored park city planning and construction. As an integral part of Chengdu’s urban development, Tianfu Traditional Chinese Medicine City has received high-level attention from municipal authorities. Through proactive organization and in-depth research, the “Urban Design for the Science and Technology Innovation Center Area of Tianfu Traditional Chinese Medicine City” was successfully completed to high standards. This paper examines the urban design process, summarizes its implementation progress, and proposes practical suggestions for spatial planning and design that promote healthy lifestyles under the park city framework.

The Importance of Perfectionism to Chinese International Students and How This Affects Their Emotional and Mental Health

2025-11-13T10:38:08+08:00

This study adopts a qualitative research approach, focusing on the mechanisms through which perfectionism affects the emotional and mental health of Chinese international students in the UK. Through in-depth interviews with three Chinese students and using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA), three core themes of perfectionism manifestation were identified: unconscious patterns of perfectionist behavior, the shaping role of others and the social environment on perfectionism, and the complex impact of the experience of being an “outsider” in a cross-cultural context on perfectionist psychology.

Research on the Construction Path of the Ideological and Political Education Community for Postgraduates in Colleges and Universities of Heilongjiang Province

2025-11-13T10:41:12+08:00

Against the dual background of implementing the fundamental task of fostering virtue through education and cultivating and developing new-quality productive forces, constructing an ideological and political education community for postgraduates has become an important direction for the reform of higher education. Focusing on colleges and universities in Heilongjiang Province, this paper combines the Marxist community thought and the concept of “whole-process, all-round, and all-staff education” to construct a “five-in-one” framework of the postgraduate ideological and political education community, which includes “value synergy, subject synergy, curriculum synergy, process synergy, and environment synergy.” By analyzing the practical difficulties faced by colleges and universities in Heilongjiang Province, such as the uneven distribution of ideological and political education resources for postgraduates and insufficient subject collaboration, this paper discusses the construction logic and implementation strategies of the postgraduate ideological and political education community in colleges and universities of Heilongjiang Province from three dimensions: theoretical foundation, practical expansion, and guarantee mechanism. It aims to provide references for promoting the high-quality development of postgraduate talent cultivation in the Northeast Old Industrial Base.

The Role of Social Learning Theory in the Construction of Hospice Care Volunteer Training System

2025-11-13T10:43:58+08:00

With the increasing aging of society and the advancement of medical technology, hospice care—a medical service model aimed at improving the quality of life—has gradually attracted widespread attention. In hospice care, volunteers play an extremely important role, providing abundant support and care to patients and their families. However, the quality and training level of volunteers directly affect the effectiveness of hospice care services and their social recognition. To meet the growing demand for hospice care, it is particularly important to establish a sound volunteer training system. Focusing on the construction of the “hospice care volunteer training system”, this paper applies the heuristic thinking of Bandura’s Social Learning Theory to explore its role and significance in the process of constructing the hospice care volunteer training system.

Exploration of the Mechanism and Path for the Organic Connection between Red Resources in the Gaoligong Mountain Area and Forging a Strong Sense of Community with a Shared Future for the Chinese Nation

2025-11-13T10:47:48+08:00

This exploration aims to conduct an in-depth study on the mechanism and path for the organic connection between the abundant red resources in the Gaoligong Mountain Area and the forging of a strong sense of community with a shared future for the Chinese nation. Through comprehensive sorting and analysis of the red resources in the Gaoligong Mountain Area, this paper examines their important role and value in forging a strong sense of community with a shared future for the Chinese nation. Furthermore, it explores how to organically integrate red resources with the cultivation of the sense of community with a shared future for the Chinese nation through effective mechanisms and paths, so as to provide a solid ideological foundation and spiritual support for the realization of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, and offer theoretical support and practical guidance for promoting the cause of national unity and progress.

Intercultural Communication in Medical Context: An Analysis of Regional and Cultural Factors

2025-11-13T10:57:59+08:00

In recent years, the number of visitors to China has surged. As a result, the number of foreign nationals utilizing China’s healthcare system has inevitably increased. From the perspective of applied linguistics, empirical research on foreign patients’ medical experiences and health examinations in China remains limited. This study, as a preliminary experiment focusing on communication between foreign patients and Chinese doctors, collected 10 short videos shared by foreign patients living in or visiting China, which documented their healthcare experiences. Through transcription and translation, a total of 9,033 words of text were obtained. The transcribed texts were then analyzed for sentiment using the micro-word cloud software. The study found that foreign patients in China praised the efficiency of healthcare services, particularly the ability to undergo tests and examinations without the need to wait for an appointment, as well as the high-quality doctor services, and affordable medical costs. However, concerns about privacy protection were also noted.