Scientific and Social Research

Research on the Development Direction and Path of the Chemical New Materials Industry under the Background of Carbon Peaking and Carbon Neutrality

Erqing Kan — 2025-08-12

In recent years, with the implementation of the “carbon peaking and carbon neutrality” development policy, the chemical new materials industry has seized new development opportunities, accelerating its transformation, development, and upgrading process. From the perspective of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality, this article first analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of China’s industrial development, then conducts a detailed analysis of the development direction of the chemical new materials industry, and finally proposes effective paths for the development of this industry. The study hopes to promote the high-quality and sustainable development of the chemical new materials industry and provide a reference for peers.

“Promising Government+Effective Market”: Exploration on the Development Path of Red Culture

Yingmei Feng — 2025-08-12

Red cultural resources play an irreplaceable role in the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. This paper explores the development path of red culture under the mode of “promising government+effective market.” The promising government provides a solid guarantee for the inheritance and promotion of red culture by actively formulating policies, increasing investment, strengthening protection, and taking other measures. The effective market uses the market mechanism to optimize the allocation of resources, stimulate innovation vitality, and make red culture enter the lives of all living beings in multiple forms. By analyzing the advantages and synergy between the government and the market, this paper provides a feasible path reference for the inheritance, innovation, and development of red culture.

Research on the Design of AI Agent Platform for Guangzhou Industrial Design Service Driven by High Quality Development

Shangzhong Lei — 2025-08-12

This paper aims to address the current inefficiencies in design creation, market transactions, achievement transfer, and collaborative operations within Guangzhou’s industrial design circle, and achieve full digitalization and platformization of industrial design services, thereby enhancing user experience. By employing methods such as desk research, field surveys, expert interviews, and big data mining and analysis. Meanwhile, leveraging the researchers’ industry insights and professional experience, a comprehensive industrial design model is proposed. This model is designed to develop an intelligent application platform called SuiZhi GongChuang (IDesignAI) for Guangzhou’s industrial design institutions, designers, and other stakeholders. The platform’s user interface is innovatively designed with a focus on user-centricity, aiming to enhance the efficiency and user experience of using the intelligent platform. This research design offers significant theoretical and practical guidance for the innovation of Guangzhou’s industrial design service model, improving quality and efficiency, and facilitating the comprehensive intelligent transformation and upgrading of the industry.

The Impact of Big Data on News Selection, Production, and Distribution

Jilin Li — 2025-08-12

Big data is profoundly changing the news industry’s production logic and dissemination mode. Nowadays, the media increasingly rely on data mining, machine learning, and user behavior analysis to accurately predict audience concerns and optimize content presentation. The rise of data-driven journalism has enabled media outlets to adjust their topic selection strategies based on real-time data, increase the appeal of their stories, and improve production efficiency and scale through automation. However, this model is not without its drawbacks. Traffic orientation may lead media to cater to algorithmic recommendations overly, undermine in-depth reporting, and even contribute to the proliferation of emotional and vulgar content. In contrast, the role of big data in news dissemination is more intuitive. Precision communication allows media to customize news distribution based on audience reading habits and interests, improve user engagement and information reach efficiency, and enhance the social impact of news. This paper will discuss how big data reshapes news selection and content production and analyze its challenges and pitfalls.

Decision Analysis Based on Enterprise Production Process

Wu Ning Xi — 2025-08-12

This paper mainly studies the decision-making problems encountered by enterprises in the production process, including whether to inspect parts and finished products, and how to handle unqualified parts and finished products. By applying operations research and statistical knowledge, and adopting dynamic programming and one-sided hypothesis testing methods, relevant decision-making problems are effectively solved. In this paper, the authors propose a sampling inspection method to parameterize the defect rate of parts and optimize decision-making schemes for different production stages. Finally, the study analyzes the impact of various decisions on the economic benefits of enterprises, constructs corresponding models using dynamic programming, and derives optimal solutions under various decisions. For the first problem, based on the basic principles of statistics, this paper uses one-sided hypothesis testing to detect whether the defect rate of parts exceeds the nominal value. In the case of a large sample size, the central limit theorem is cleverly applied to approximate the binomial distribution to the normal distribution, thereby simplifying the calculation process. And based on the principle of sampling inspection, detailed judgments are made on whether to accept or reject parts under different confidence levels. When studying the second problem, this paper cleverly adopts the dynamic programming method to conduct detailed decision analysis on the three key stages of the enterprise production process: part inspection, finished product inspection, and unqualified product handling. And through the reverse analysis method, starting from the final product, the decision-making of each stage is gradually optimized to ensure that the risk is minimized while controlling costs. By evaluating the relationship between inspection costs and potential losses, as well as the specific impact of different handling methods for unqualified products on the economic benefits of enterprises, the goal is to maximize economic benefits while ensuring product quality. The third problem further enhances the complexity of decision-making based on the second problem, considering multiple processes and multiple parts to optimize decision-making in the multi-stage production process. This problem still adopts the reverse analysis method of dynamic programming to construct a more complex dynamic programming model, comprehensively considering the inspection costs, unqualified product handling costs, and potential market risks of each production stage. In the process of model construction, in-depth analysis is conducted on how to effectively handle parts, semi-finished products, unqualified semi-finished products, finished products, and unqualified finished products at different production stages, including different decisions for each stage. Through careful analysis, it provides enterprises with an optimal decision-making scheme for multiple processes and multiple parts.

Research on Spatial Optimization of Carbon Sources and Carbon Sinks in the Urban Agglomeration around Poyang Lake under the Guidance of Carbon Balance

Yunsong Yang — 2025-08-12

In the context of the advancement of the “dual carbon” goals, research on the carbon source—carbon sink balance of the urban agglomeration around Poyang Lake has very important practical significance. However, due to socio-economic differences in industrial layout and uneven population distribution, there are significant spatial differences in carbon sources and sinks. Based on this, the author will conduct an in-depth analysis of the general situation of the urban agglomeration around Poyang Lake in this paper, and propose corresponding carbon source and carbon sink spatial optimization strategies for the urban agglomeration in combination with the influencing factors of the spatial distribution of carbon source and carbon sink in the urban agglomeration around Poyang Lake, hoping to provide some reference and assistance to readers.

Optimization Strategies for Performance Management of Knowledge Workers in EH Intelligent Company

Xiaoshi Chen — 2025-08-12

In the context of globalization and informatization, knowledge-based employees have emerged as the primary drivers of enterprise innovation. Consequently, traditional performance management systems are encountering significant challenges in the context of intelligent enterprises. This article utilizes the EH Intelligent Company as a case study to assess the current state of performance management for its knowledge-based employees. The analysis identifies challenges such as ambiguous performance goals and standards, delayed feedback, ineffective incentives, and suboptimal cross-departmental collaboration mechanisms. Consequently, this study proposes targeted optimization measures, including the establishment of a flexible and personalized evaluation system, the enhancement of two-way communication, the construction of diversified incentive strategies, and the improvement of team collaboration assessment. The implementation of these measures is expected to enhance the performance of knowledge-based employees, boost enterprise competitiveness, and serve as a reference for analogous enterprises.

Exploration of the Health Management Model for College Students

Yuyi Wang — 2025-08-12

The student population is an important core force driving social development, but their physical fitness and health level have gradually declined in recent years, which has aroused great concern from the state and society. To this end, schools should actively explore new models and content of health management work, so as to continuously improve the overall level of student health management work and help students achieve long-term and all-around development. This project will analyze the health management model for college students and propose some reform strategies for the reference of subsequent researchers.

Research on the Influencing Factors and Countermeasures of Students from the Countries Along the Belt and Road Studying in Jiangsu Higher Vocational Colleges in the Post-Epidemic Era

Hua Huang — 2025-08-12

This study examines the evolving internationalization of higher education in the post-pandemic era, focusing on China’s role as a key driver of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). By analyzing questionnaire data and national policies, it investigates motivations and challenges for BRI countries’ students pursuing higher vocational education in Jiangsu. Four primary motivators were identified: educational quality, economic incentives, policy support, and cross-cultural adaptability. Recurrent epidemics, language barriers, and cultural differences emerged as major challenges. The research proposes three strategic recommendations: optimizing enrollment policies, strengthening teaching management systems, and enhancing cross-cultural support mechanisms. These findings aim to provide actionable insights for advancing the internationalization of China’s higher vocational education sector, particularly in BRI contexts.

Perceived Organizational Support and Organizational Justice as Predictors of Organizational Citizenship Behavior: Mediating Role of Employee Engagement

Manyi Su — 2025-08-12

In response to growing interest in the role of organizational factors in employee behavior within China’s new energy vehicle (NEV) industry, this study investigates how Perceived Organizational Support (POS) and Organizational Justice (OJ) influence Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) among employees in private NEV companies in Guangzhou. It also examines the mediating role of Employee Engagement (EE) and the moderating effect of gender in these relationships. A quantitative approach was employed, using purposive sampling to collect 217 valid questionnaires from industry-experienced employees. Data analysis was conducted using SPSS version 27, applying descriptive statistics, reliability and validity tests, correlation analysis, and regression-based mediation analyses. The results reveal that both POS and OJ significantly and positively affect OCB. EE partially mediates these effects, underscoring its role in strengthening the link between organizational factors and employee behavior. These findings provide theoretical insights into the mechanisms driving citizenship behavior in the NEV sector and offer practical guidance for managers to enhance employee engagement and foster a supportive, fair organizational climate.

Comparative Analysis and Future Prospects of Humble Leadership Style

Qiaoling Mou — 2025-08-12

With the advent of the artificial intelligence era, the limitations of leaders’ knowledge and skills have become increasingly apparent, emerging as a critical constraint on organizational progress. Consequently, organizations are placing greater emphasis on the importance of humble learning for leaders and fostering humble qualities in leadership. In previous research, humble leadership has garnered widespread scholarly attention, yet few studies have systematically compared it with other similar leadership styles, leading to lingering questions among researchers. To deepen the understanding of humble leadership, this paper reviews its developmental trajectory, conducts a detailed comparison with related leadership styles, and proposes future research directions. The aim is to provide insights and inspiration for further exploration and practical application of humble leadership.

A Review of Research Status on Job Burnout Among Production Line Employees in Manufacturing Enterprises

Lu Juan — 2025-08-12

Job burnout is a prevalent issue among production line employees in manufacturing enterprises, impacting individual well-being, corporate productivity, and sustainable social development. This paper systematically reviews current research on job burnout by analyzing relevant domestic and international literature. First, the concept of job burnout is defined, and relevant theories—such as Maslow’s hierarchy of needs—are analyzed. Second, measurement tools for job burnout are summarized, and influencing factors are examined from individual characteristics, job characteristics, and organizational characteristics. Additionally, the study examines job burnout among production line workers by focusing on their unique work environment in manufacturing enterprises. In addition, focusing on the special working environment of production line employees in manufacturing enterprises, the burnout status of them was analyzed. Finally, intervention measures for job burnout among manufacturing employees are summarized, including technical training, job rotation, and other approaches.

Current Tendencies in Translation Studies from Machine Translation Perspective: A Case Study on Spanish-Chinese

Carmen Valero Garcés — 2025-08-12

The landscape of translation studies has been profoundly reshaped by the continued development of machine translation (MT), which is frequently associated with artificial intelligence (AI) contemporarily. While studies with specific topics related to MT keep emerging, it would be interesting and beneficial to have a panoramic view of current investigations in translation studies from a machine translation perspective, with language pairs perhaps not that common, such as Spanish-Chinese. In this paper, with VOSviewer, the authors intend to provide a bibliometric analysis of the published articles available online related to translation studies from the angle of machine translation with the language combination Spanish-Chinese. Moreover, a quantitative and qualitative analysis will be conducted on the same group of papers subject to bibliometric analysis, to have an overall understanding of the research topics, methods applied, texts used, and the findings achieved.

Effect of Different Fermented Feed on the Growth, Immunity, and Intestinal Glora of Litopenaeus Vannamei

Yuanjing Chen — 2025-08-12

In this research, 8 strains with the capability to produce digestive enzymes or against pathogens were isolated from the shrimps’ gut. To obtain fermented feed with low pH, high content of acid-soluble protein, or high number of viable bacteria, the combination of strain, fermentation conditions was investigated. Then, a six-week feeding experiment in shrimps was conducted using 4 diets (F0: feed without fermentation; F1: fermented feed with low pH; F2: fermented feed with high content of viable bacteria; F3: fermented feed containing acid-soluble protein). At 21 days, T-AOC and SOD in F2 and F3 were significantly higher (P < 0.05) than those in the control group; GSH-Px activity in the F1 group and F3 group increased significantly; there are no significant differences (P > 0.05) among the four groups in GOT and GPT. The bacterial groups of the 4 experimental groups in the Phylum are composed mainly of Proteobacteria, Bacteroidetes, Actinobacteria, and Firmicutes, and the F1 group had the highest relative proportion of Firmicutes.

The Plight Breakthrough and Path Optimization of Voluntary Service of Local Social Organizations from the Perspective of Resource Dependence

Mengqi Cui — 2025-08-12

With the establishment and improvement of the socialist market economic system, the transformation of government functions and the deepening of reform, social organizations continue to improve and develop, and gradually play an important role in public management. But its problems and difficulties are also increasingly prominent. Based on the theory of resource dependence, this paper studies the two local social organizations in S Province through participatory observation and semi-structured interviews, and goes deep into the internal volunteer service of the two social organizations to understand the problems they face in development, and puts forward the corresponding optimization path in combination with the actual situation. The purpose of this study is to provide a practical reference for local social organizations to break through the bottleneck of volunteer service development and promote the sustainable and healthy development of volunteer service.

Research on the Construction of Communication Ethics for Film and Television Short Videos in the Digital Age

Feng Huang — 2025-08-12

Against the backdrop of the digital age, the iterative innovation and widespread application of media technologies have provided the public with more diverse channels for information dissemination and emotional expression. As an emerging media form, short videos have rapidly become an important carrier for information dissemination and interaction, relying on their immersive experience, visual narrative, and fission-style communication methods. However, alongside the technological dividends of film and television, short videos raise ethical issues such as the proliferation of false information and deviations in value orientation. This paper analyzes the connotation and research directions of film and television short videos, as well as the existing ethical problems, and preliminarily explores the construction paths of their communication ethics from four aspects.

Research on the Guidance of Online Public Opinions among College Students

Yuxuan Gao — 2025-08-12

Focusing on the ideological and political education of college students, this paper studies the characteristics and laws of college students’ participation in network public opinions in the current Internet environment from the perspective of communication science. The emergence of campus network public opinions is influenced not only by the mechanism of the Internet media platform, but also by the media literacy of college students themselves. There is a management vacuum in campus communication, which leads to the emergence of campus public opinions. In order to minimize the impact of public opinions on campus, different entities need to play an active role, understand the triggering factors and process, observe the characteristics of public opinion fermentation in universities, timely prevent and resolve risks from the origins, and ensure a healthy environment for students. Following the law of resolving public opinion, early prevention, early detection, and early resolution, educators attach great importance to the ideological and political education of college students, and maintain the clarity of the campus network environment.

The Humor of “The Daily Show” from the Perspective of Relevance Theory

Chang Liu — 2025-08-12

This study examines the translation of humorous discourse in European and American talk shows from the perspective of translation relevance theory to verify its interpretive effect on translation activities. According to the analysis, the famous American TV show “The Daily Show” profoundly embodies the essence of language from the perspective of relevance theory — communicative activities, and the translator’s translation of humorous language in it achieves a balance between maximum relevance and optimal relevance, achieving a good humorous transmission effect.

Research on the Impact of Atmospheric Particulate Matter (PM2.5) on Urban Heat Island Effect

Pan Liu — 2025-08-12

With the rapid development of urbanization, PM2.5 pollution and urban heat island effects have become two major environmental problems that constrain the sustainable development of cities. PM2.5 is one of the important pollutants in the atmosphere, and its influence on the urban thermal environment is still insufficiently clarified. The study establishes an urban thermal environment-PM2.5 interaction model to examine the relationship between these two. The study selected a typical urban agglomeration as the research area, through the use of remote sensing monitoring and ground observation methods to obtain the PM2.5 concentration and urban temperature distribution data from 2018 to 2022. Using machine learning algorithm and thermal balance model analysis, it can be seen that PM2.5 can significantly enhance the heat island intensity by changing the urban atmospheric radiation transmission characteristics. When the PM2.5 concentration is between 75–150 μg/m³, the urban heat island intensity increases by about 0.8-1.2 °C, but when the concentration is higher than 200 μg/m³, the heat island effect will decrease due to the increased solar radiation scattering. The urban building density and green coverage are the main factors that play a regulatory role in this relationship. This paper provides a scientific basis for the comprehensive management of the urban environment, and also has important reference value for the optimization of urban planning and the formulation of air pollution prevention and control strategies.

Research on the Impact of Smart Medical and Elderly Care Team Service Intervention on the Quality of Life of Elderly People Living at Home

Mengyao Li — 2025-08-12

Aim: To study and analyze the application effect of intervention by the smart medical and elderly care team service mode for the elderly living at home and its impact on their quality of life. Method: From January to December 2024, 100 cases were randomly selected from the elderly living at home in the jurisdiction of community health service institutions. The groups were divided by odd and even numbers, and the control group received conventional nursing services. The observation group adopted the service intervention of the smart medical and elderly care team. Result: The analysis of the effect of nursing services on the evaluation of quality of life and behavioral status. The comparison of scores shows that the improvement in the above dimensions in the observation group is definite (P < 0.05). The incidence of risk events was lower in the observation group between the two groups (P < 0.05). The data were compared. The satisfaction rate of nursing services in the observation group was significantly higher than that in the control group (P < 0.05). Conclusion: Implementing nursing services for the elderly at home, the service intervention of the smart medical and elderly care team, on the basis of promoting the improvement of their quality of life, helps adjust the behavioral state of the elderly and effectively avoid risk events, and has a significant nursing intervention effect.

Research on Rural Human Settlements Environment Governance in China: Current Situation, Theory and Path—An Analysis Based on Literature Review

Liangyan Lu — 2025-08-12

This paper systematically combs literature on China’s rural human settlements environment governance (RHSEG), focusing on its current status, problems, theoretical frameworks, practical cases, and optimization paths. Policy-driven progress has been made in infrastructure and multi-stakeholder collaboration, but challenges persist: uneven resource allocation, formalized public participation, and poor systemic synergy. By integrating theoretical insights (e.g., meta-governance, soft law governance) and practical cases, this study proposes differentiated strategies for eastern, central, and western regions, and clarifies directions for technological innovation and mechanism improvement, providing theoretical references for rural revitalization.

Power Distance in Shipboard Organizational Environments: Its Impact on Decision-Making and Improvement Strategies

Dongdong Sun — 2025-08-12

This paper systematically explores the impact of power distance on the decision-making process in the ship organizational environment. Through in-depth analysis of two real cases, it reveals how high power distance leads to information occlusion, communication barriers, and decision-making blind spots, thereby exerting adverse effects on ship safety and operations. The study finds that against the background of the coexistence of a high hierarchical system and cultural differences, crew members with lower positions are often reluctant to put forward opinions due to high power distance, resulting in the possibility that the decisions made by the captain and other crew members with higher positions lack the support of diverse perspectives. This paper proposes three practical strategies to reduce power distance: first, providing leadership training for captains and crew members with high position to improve their communication and listening skills; second, organizing diverse team-building activities to enhance equal interaction and trust among crew members at all levels; third, holding regular open meetings to encourage all crew members to participate in major decision-making. This study provides a theoretical basis and practical reference for optimizing ship management, improving crew collaboration, and enhancing ship safety, and also offers direction and guidance for promoting organizational cultural changes in the maritime industry in the future.

A Comparative Study on the Traffic Sign Symbol Systems and Regulatory Standards between China and Its Land-Connected ASEAN Neighboring Countries

Shunyan Peng — 2025-08-12

The divergence in traffic sign symbol systems and regulatory frameworks between China and its ASEAN land neighbors (Vietnam, Laos, and Myanmar) has emerged as a critical bottleneck for regional transport connectivity under the Belt and Road Initiative. From the perspective of transportation integration, this paper systematically examines the classification logic, visual symbol design, and regulatory standards of traffic signs across the four nations. The paper identifies the structural causes and implications of these disparities through comparative analysis. Empirical findings indicate that historical path dependence, geographical constraints, fragmented governance mechanisms, and cultural cognitive differences are the primary determinants of these systemic variances. These discrepancies impede cross-border drivers’ information processing efficiency, leading to elevated accident rates and logistics inefficiencies. To address these challenges, the paper proposes three key strategies: establishing a regional standardization cooperation framework, implementing phased bilingual sign pilot programs, and leveraging advanced technologies for dynamic information signage. These recommendations aim to provide both theoretical underpinnings and actionable pathways for enhancing cross-border transportation safety, optimizing port clearance processes, and advancing the overarching goal of China-ASEAN transport integration.

Theoretical Cognition and Implementation Paradigm Change of Corporate Social Responsibility in the Digital Economy Era

Wen Suo — 2025-08-12

With the booming development of the digital economy, all walks of life are accelerating digital transformation and upgrading. In this context, if enterprises want to efficiently fulfill their due social responsibilities, they should explore the relevant theories of corporate social responsibility in the era of digital economy, and find the implementation paradigm suitable for the needs of enterprise development. Based on this, this paper will briefly analyze the relevant discussions of strategic social responsibility and endogenous social responsibility strategy from the perspective of the industrial revolution, and discuss the implementation mechanism of corporate social responsibility strategy in the digital economy era, as well as the transformation of corporate social responsibility implementation paradigm from the perspective of endogenous strategic view.

Dilemma: An Analysis of the Contradictory Situation of Family Long-term Caregivers of the Disabled Elderly

Yuyan Tian — 2025-08-12

With the continuous development of population decline and aging, the number of disabled elderly people increases. Family members, as traditional long-term caregivers, fall into a “dilemma” contradictory situation. The situation of family long-term caregivers of the disabled elderly “unwilling to go into” is formed by a variety of contradictions, such as the contradiction between care pressure and physical and mental health, the contradiction between caring for the elderly and supporting children, the contradiction between care time and social activities, the contradiction between care professionalism and the lack of care knowledge and skills, the contradiction between the need for disability care and insufficient social support. However, the “unable to leave” situation of family long-term caregivers of the disabled elderly is caused by a variety of factors, such as the caregivers being affected by the concept and emotion of filial piety, the contradiction between the supply and demand of care resources, the good quality of care relationship, the gender mismatch, and the caregivers suffering from “kindness abduction.” Therefore, to improve the dilemma of family long-term caregivers of the disabled elderly, people should further improve the relevant system, form a social support system for family caregivers of the disabled elderly with the core of the government, family, community, market and social forces, speed up the innovation of traditional family care model and strengthen the cultivation of professional family care service team.

The Antecedents and Influence Mechanisms of Artificial Intelligence Technology Application on Responsible Innovation of Generation Z Employees

Binbin Wang — 2025-08-12

In the wave of digitalization, artificial intelligence (AI) technology has become the core driving force for corporate innovation, while Generation Z employees (born after 1990) are gradually becoming the mainstay of the workforce. Their pursuit of innovation and sense of responsibility have attracted significant attention. Based on journal studies from the past five years, this paper analyzes the antecedents and influence mechanisms of AI technology application on the responsible innovation of Generation Z employees, drawing on theories such as the social cognitive theory and technology acceptance model. At the organizational level, the depth of enterprise digital transformation strategies and innovation climate has significant impacts. At the individual level, digital literacy and creative self-efficacy play key roles. Existing research has deficiencies in theory, methodology, and practical application, calling for future studies to construct dynamic models, strengthen cross-industry research, and explore ethical collaboration mechanisms.

Development Strategy of Lingnan Animation Characteristic Cultural Industry under the Background of Cultural Tourism Integration

Guoqiang Wang — 2025-08-12

In recent years, the animation industry in the Lingnan region has undergone significant development, marked by continuous expansion. Guangdong, a preeminent economic and cultural province in Lingnan, has attained noteworthy success in the realm of animation industry development, giving rise to numerous renowned anime productions. The popularity of these “Guangdong-produced” anime extends beyond China’s borders, garnering a substantial international following. This expansion has contributed to the growing market influence of Lingnan anime. A select number of anime works have achieved global success, establishing a presence in international markets through the use of compelling narratives, intricate character development, and superior production quality.

Translation: The Invisible Engine Behind the Formation and Development of English

Yujie Cai — 2025-08-12

From its origins in the Germanic dialects of the 5th century, English has evolved into today’s global lingua franca, with its development profoundly shaped by translation practices. This paper analyzes how translation has driven linguistic innovation in English—through mechanisms such as lexical borrowing, grammatical restructuring, and cultural transmission—across five key historical phases: Old English, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Industrial Revolution, and contemporary globalization. The findings suggest that the translation of Latin religious texts laid the foundation for theological discourse in Old English; Anglo-Norman translations after 1066 contributed to the shift toward analytic grammar; vernacular Bible translations democratized and standardized religious vocabulary; classical translations during the Renaissance underpinned the emergence of academic discourse; and modern technological translation and cross-cultural exchange have solidified English’s status as a global language. Translation has functioned as a “cultural gene converter”, shaping the linguistic form of English while enhancing its adaptability to diverse cultural contexts—thus acting as an intrinsic force behind its global proliferation.

Research on Tourism Attraction Perception Evaluation of Taiyuan Ancient County Based on Online Text Analysis

Yuanyuan Hao — 2025-08-12

This paper utilizes ROST Content Mining software to analyze tourist reviews of Taiyuan Ancient County from the renowned travel website Ctrip. Through extracting high-frequency words, the study conducts word frequency analysis, semantic network analysis, and sentiment analysis. Combining these findings with the actual situation of Taiyuan Ancient County, the paper further analyzes the factors influencing tourism attraction. The results indicate that tourism attraction is related to ancient city landscapes, service management, consumption structure, cultural experience, and performance activities. Based on the research conclusions, the paper proposes five suggestions for enhancing the tourism attraction of Taiyuan Ancient County, providing theoretical guidance for the upgrade and transformation of the scenic area.

Research on Construction Technology of Water Conservancy Projects Based on “Internet + Smart Water Conservancy”

Ahmed Hasim — 2025-08-12

Water conservancy projects are responsible for power generation, irrigation, water supply, and flood control, which are crucial to national development and people’s livelihoods, and are important infrastructure for promoting economic development. With the development of information technology, construction techniques based on the development of information technology, such as the Internet, have gradually been applied to various professional fields of construction engineering, bringing new opportunities for improving the intelligence level of hydraulic engineering construction. For water conservancy project builders, they should recognize the connotation of “Internet + Smart Water Conservancy” and leverage the value of smart water conservancy construction technology.

An Analysis of the Mechanism Behind the Aesthetic Realm in “The Butcher’s Art of Cutting Beef”

Xiong Tian — 2025-08-12

The fable of “Butchering the Ox” in Zhuangzi’s “The Lord of Life” is not only an example of Taoist thought, but also contains a rich philosophy of life and aesthetic value. In this paper, from the perspective of Taoist philosophy, aesthetics, and Marx’s view of labor, the study analyze the mechanism of generating aesthetic realm contained in “Butchering the Ox”: explain the logic of generating aesthetic realm, reveal the intrinsic correlation between “Butchering the Ox” and aesthetic realm; analyze the practice of generating aesthetic realm; analyze the method of generating aesthetic realm; explore the Taoist “Butchering the Ox.” The study explores the influence of Taoism’s “virtual quiet”, “divine encounter”, and other ideas on the aesthetic realm, combined with Marx’s view of labor, and analysis of the generation of the aesthetic realm of the law. It is found that the aesthetic realm presented by “Butchering the Ox” is not only the compliance with the laws of nature, but also the affirmation of the value of labor practice, which provides important reference for contemporary individual spiritual cohesion, artistic creation, and labor practice.

3D Printing of Silicon Nitride Ceramics and Exploration of Their Properties

Weiwei Qin — 2025-08-12

Silicon nitride (Si₃N₄) offers significant advantages such as high strength, high hardness, thermal shock resistance, good stability, wear resistance, and chemical corrosion resistance. It is lighter than many other materials, has a low thermal expansion coefficient, excellent thermal shock resistance, and high fracture toughness. Leveraging these advantages, it has found promising applications in aerospace, the military industry, mechanical engineering, metallurgy, and other fields. In the future, it is expected to unleash greater value through the innovative development of big data and artificial intelligence technologies. The author believes that traditional silicon nitride forming processes face insurmountable challenges, making it necessary to use 3D printing technology—with its own unique advantages—to mitigate risks and enhance performance and utility. This paper discusses the 3D printing of silicon nitride ceramics and their properties, providing a detailed analysis to offer references for relevant practitioners.

A Brief Discussion on Multifunctional Integration Pathways in University Scientific Research Management Systems

Xifang Wang — 2025-08-12

Current university research management systems often face challenges like fragmented functions and data silos, increasing faculty workloads, and hindering efficiency. This article proposes a multifunctional integration pathway centered around data-driven solutions and service enhancement. It advocates for improving systems through measures such as building a unified data platform, integrating research management portals, upgrading intelligent services, and strengthening collaboration and security. The aim is to promote academic innovation in research management services and effectively advance the “streamline administration, delegate powers, improve services” reform in science and technology governance.

Theoretical Framework and Promotion Path of Ideological and Political Construction of Public Physical Education Courses in Colleges and Universities

Binyu Zhou — 2025-08-12

With the proposal of the fundamental task of fostering virtue through education, public physical education in colleges and universities has ushered in a new opportunity for reform. In this context, how to more effectively cultivate students’ political literacy and comprehensive abilities has become one of the teaching challenges perplexing public physical education teachers in colleges and universities. In response to this, this paper first elaborates on the significance and theoretical framework of the ideological and political construction in college public physical education courses. Finally, it puts forward effective promotion paths for the ideological and political construction of public physical education courses, hoping to lay a solid foundation for promoting the reform of public physical education teaching in colleges and universities and advancing the ideological and political construction of courses.

Characteristics of Rupture Development and Prediction Methods in the Central Sichuan Basin, China

Hong Liang — 2025-08-12

Middle and deep faults are developed in the Sichuan Basin-Chuanzhong area, and the spatial structure of the faults is divided into three parts: fault core, fracture zone, and induced fracture zone. The fracture zone is the fracture space formed when the rock is crushed by more than the strength limit stress, the fault core is the area which is filled with muddy and small rock fragments in the late stage of the stress damage at the center of the fracture zone, and the induced fracture zone is the area developed when the surrounding rock is affected by the stress on the two sides of the fracture zone. The induced fracture zone is the area where a large number of fractures are developed in the surrounding rocks on both sides of the fracture zone under the influence of stress. The study shows that the carbonate fracture zone is a favorable part for the development of reservoirs with seam and hole bodies, and the identification and prediction of fracture development zones are of great significance for the selection of oil and gas well locations. From the core of the fault, the fracture zone to the induced fracture zone, from the core to the outside, the difference in the degree of fracture development causes changes in logging and seismic response characteristics, such as the gradual decrease of natural gamma/neutron, the gradual increase of density/velocity/resistivity value/permeability, and the seismic data amplitude weakening, frequency increasing, and waveform changing. This paper makes use of log data interpretation, seismic attribute preference, multi-attribute fusion, and fracture-solution inversion to form a set of technical series for identifying fracture zones by geophysical methods, which will lay the foundation for the next step of fine prediction demand for exploration and development in the central Sichuan area.

Insider vs. Outsider: A Contrastive Corpus Analysis of Two Italian Translations of the Huangdi Neijing

Junmin Zeng — 2025-08-12

The cross-cultural transmission of foundational texts in TCM (i.e., Traditional Chinese Medicine) like the Huangdi Neijing (“Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon”) presents significant translation challenges. This study posits that the effectiveness of such translations hinges on a crucial, often implicit, choice regarding the target audience: are we translating for a cultural “insider” or an “outsider”? This paper conducts a contrastive analysis of the two most influential Italian translations of the Neijing—the Ledvinka (1976) version and the Cantoni et al. (1994) version—utilizing a custom-built Chinese-Italian parallel corpus. Through a multi-level analysis of lexicometric, syntactic, and terminological features, the study reveals two starkly contrasting strategies. The Ledvinka translation consistently adopts a domesticating approach, reframing the text’s concepts to align with the cognitive world of a Western “outsider” reader. In contrast, the Cantoni et al. version employs a foreignizing strategy, preserving the source text’s conceptual integrity and cultural specificity for an “insider” audience of practitioners and cultural enthusiasts. The findings demonstrate that these divergent strategies are not accidental but represent coherent, audience-driven choices, highlighting the critical importance of audience segmentation in the effective translation and dissemination of complex cultural heritage.

Exploring the Dilemma and Path of Occupational Injuries of New Industry Practitioners

Jilong Wang — 2025-08-12

With the deep integration of the digital economy and traditional industries, new forms of employment relying on Internet platforms are developing rapidly, but their non-standardized employment mode makes practitioners face significant occupational safety risks. Such groups are often outside the traditional work injury insurance system due to the dispersed work scenarios and complex employment relationships, resulting in frequent occupational accidents and difficulties in obtaining relief through labor relationship determination. The root of the problem is that the algorithm-led labor scheduling mechanism weakens the employers’ direct management of workers, and the lagging design of the occupational injury protection system and the lack of supervision by the administrative departments of the platform enterprises have created multiple institutional loopholes. This paper analyzes the occupational injury dilemma and causes of new industry practitioners, and conducts a preliminary investigation on the path to solving the occupational injury dilemma of new industry practitioners from four aspects: optimizing the platform labor supervision mechanism, reconfiguring the new type of labor relationship recognition system by the rule of law, innovating the legislation of laws and regulations related to the protection of occupational risks, and constructing a digital ecosystem of rights and interests protection empowered by technology.

Innovation in the Supply of Affordable Housing under Property Rights Constraints: A Study on the “Unchanged Nature” Renovation Mechanism of Non-residential Existing Housing in Guangzhou

Miaomiao Wang — 2025-08-12

Housing is an important livelihood project. Guangzhou’s policy of converting non-residential housing to public rental housing has effectively increased the supply of public rental housing by revitalizing idle non-residential housing stock, alleviated the housing supply and demand contradiction, and provided housing security for new urban residents and young people. The study found that the “unchanged nature” renovation mechanism, the resolution of property rights conflicts, the innovation of multi-dimensional policy tools, and the strengthening of cross-departmental collaboration and supervision have provided replicable samples for housing security in megacities and super-large cities, as well as theoretical support and practical guidance for urban renewal and the optimization of housing security policies.

Research on the Design of Campus Wayfinding System

Rui Wang — 2025-08-12

Campus signage systems provide essential functions such as wayfinding and information dissemination, while also playing a vital role in shaping campus culture, showcasing campus identity, and enhancing university recognition. Currently, some domestic university signage systems suffer from functional deficiencies and a weak expression of cultural connotations. This paper systematically investigates the current state of signage systems both domestically and internationally through literature and case study analysis. By analyzing exemplary signage designs from around the world and drawing upon their design principles and methodologies, a series of design principles for campus signage systems is summarized, thereby enriching the understanding of campus signage system design.

Research on facial Micro-Expressions of Digital Humans on AIGC

Mingming Xu — 2025-08-12

Digital-human facial Micro-expression generation suit constructs the film CG’s basic model. This can be used to upgrade the basic CG digital-human to an intelligent digital-human. Digital humans lack the reality in micro-expressions, so the effect is lost during application in film or interactive games. This paper introduced the face plus-in of a soft mod manipulator, accurately calculated the expression feature points by using the blend shape technology, and proposed a method to produce CG digital human micro-expressions using markerless point capture. The study showed that this micro-expression technology can be applied to realistic digital humans. Finally, this technical method of micro-expression production can achieve a satisfactory in-depth experience effect for the audience in virtual studio platforms, CG films, and interactive games. This study proves the feasibility and importance of this technology.

Why Would People Fall Victim to Scams? Psychological Manipulation Behind Telecom and Online Scams

Zhenwang Xie — 2025-08-12

Telecom and online scams pose a global challenge. Despite intensified crackdowns worldwide, emerging technologies like AI have spawned novel tactics that threaten public safety. Grounded in multidisciplinary theoretical frameworks, this study analyzes victims’ susceptibility profiles across cognitive, behavioral, emotional, needs-based, and personality dimensions, demonstrating that vulnerability transcends specific demographics. The paper deconstructs how scammers exploit universal human weaknesses through stage-based psychological manipulation tactics. Finally, the study proposes public self-protection strategies: enhancing cognitive awareness (knowledge reserves), strengthening needs management, and building psychological resilience (inner fortitude) to identify and resist scams, thereby mitigating losses.

The Hedonic Model of Hotel Prices in Shanghai: An in-depth Exploration of the Clustering Factors of Traffic Proximity

Xue Yang — 2025-08-12

This study aims to explore the multiple influences on the price formation of hotels near Shanghai airports, using multiple linear regression and hedonic pricing models to analyze the relevant data. As an international financial center and China’s largest city, the hotel industry in Shanghai has formed a unique value system around the airport, which is not only affected by infrastructure and accessibility, but also significantly influenced by intrinsic characteristics such as service quality and customer evaluation. This paper reveals the recovery and growth of the hotel business after the epidemic, especially the formation mechanism of hotel prices near transport hubs. The findings show that there is a positive correlation between hotel star rating, customer rating, and price, while the distance of the hotel from the nearest bus stop has a significant positive effect on price, which implies that consumers’ evaluation of service quality and convenience plays a key role in hotel price decisions. In addition, the clustering effect of geographic location and proximity to transport hubs also has a significant impact on hotel prices. The hedonic pricing model proposed in this study provides new perspectives for decision makers to develop pricing strategies, emphasizing the impact of consumer preferences and market segmentation on the hotel business. At the same time, this paper also points out the limitations of the current study, such as the timeframe of data collection and the possible omission of key explanatory variables, and future research can further validate these preliminary findings through more extensive data collection and more sophisticated modelling. Overall, this paper provides valuable insights into understanding hotel prices in Shanghai and similar cities, and offers theoretical support and practical guidelines for hotel management, pricing strategies, and market planning. It also provides a rationale for investors when selecting hotels for investment.

On the School Adaptation Dilemma of Impoverished College Students under the Field Theory

Muwenqi Yu — 2025-08-12

The university stage is a critical period for students to transition from campus to society. Whether poor college students can successfully achieve school adaptation is not only related to their personal development and educational returns to families, but also has important implications for social talent supply and the national work of poverty alleviation and preventing poverty reversion. By combing relevant literatures and integrating the field theory, this paper deeply discusses the school adaptation problem of poor college students, analyzes the current situation, influencing factors, and action mechanisms they face in the adaptation process, points out the multi-dimensional dilemmas in learning, emotion, campus life, and interpersonal adaptation, and proposes the content that future research should further expand to facilitate the growth of poor college students and maintain social fairness.

Research on the Synergistic Effect of Tourism Investment Policies under the Digital China Strategy

Qichao Zhang — 2025-08-12

With the comprehensive implementation of China’s “Digital China” strategy, digital technologies have become deeply integrated into various economic sectors. As a vital component of the modern service industry, the tourism sector is experiencing a profound transformation toward digitalization and intelligent development. This paper explores the synergistic mechanisms of tourism investment policies under the guidance of the national digital strategy. Centered on multi-level governance and cross-departmental collaboration, the study investigates how various policy tools—such as fiscal support, financial instruments, land planning, and digital platforms—interact and coordinate in practice. Through a combination of policy text analysis, case studies, and theoretical modeling, the study constructs a comprehensive evaluation framework that measures policy synergy across dimensions of goal alignment, resource integration, coordinated implementation, and feedback mechanisms. Empirical evidence from regions like Hainan and Zhejiang demonstrates that effective policy coordination significantly enhances investment performance and promotes innovation in tourism development. The study concludes that achieving high-quality investment in the tourism sector requires not only coherent policy objectives and supportive infrastructure but also digital governance capabilities and a responsive institutional environment. Finally, targeted policy suggestions are offered to enhance the effectiveness and sustainability of tourism investment policy systems in the digital era.

Exploring the Influencing Factors of Identity Recognition among Rock Music Fans

Xiaowen Zhang — 2025-08-12

Since the reform and opening up, rock music fans have always been one of the important fan groups that cannot be ignored in the subculture youth group. This article explores the factors influencing the identity recognition of rock music fans through a questionnaire survey of the rock music fan community. And through the analysis of the optimal regression scale, it was found that cultural ritual participation and anti-mainstream value identification are the core influencing factors on the identity recognition of rock music fans. Ultimately, this study concludes that the critical spirit of rock music and the ritualistic interactive participation jointly construct the underlying identity of rock music fans.

Research on Social Work Practice for Enhancing Core Competencies of Social Workers

Hanrui Zhou — 2025-08-12

This paper focuses on the key role of enhancing the core competencies of social workers in social work practice. Through literature research, it combs through the constituent elements of social workers’ core competencies, analyzes the ability shortfalls in current social work practice combined with practical cases, and deeply discusses the strategies and paths for enhancing core competencies. The study shows that improving the core competencies of social workers is of great significance for optimizing service quality and promoting the professional development of the social work industry, which requires collaborative efforts at the individual, institutional, and social levels to construct a sound capability enhancement system.

Preliminary Discussion on the Atomizer Market

Yisheng Lin — 2025-08-12

With the global aging population and the high incidence of respiratory diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma, the demand for atomizers, as key medical devices for treating these diseases, has been steadily rising. This paper analyzes the global atomizer market through data analysis and statistical methods, focusing on market size, growth trends, product segmentation, user demand, and price acceptance. The results show that the global atomizer market has a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.2% from 2020 to 2030, with the market size expected to reach 1.45 billion USD by 2030; Monte Carlo simulation indicates a potential range of 1.2–1.8 billion USD, reflecting significant growth potential. In terms of product types, pneumatic atomizers currently dominate with a 55–60% market share, but mesh atomizers are expected to grow to over 25% due to technological advancements. User group analysis reveals that patients aged 31–45 and 18–30 (high-risk groups for respiratory diseases) are the main users, with patients prioritizing safety and ease of use, while medical staff focus on performance and reliability. Price acceptance varies: patients prefer economical products (300–500 yuan for hosts, 10–20 yuan for consumables), while medical staff are willing to pay more for high-performance devices. This study provides insights for enterprises in market positioning, product development, and pricing strategies.

Influence of Saussure’s Linguistics on Bakhtin’s Philosophy

Shanshan Zhou — 2025-08-12

This article examines the intricate relationship between Mikhail Bakhtin’s literary and cultural philosophy and the linguistics of Ferdinand de Saussure. The paper explores how Bakhtin’s metalinguistics and dialogue principle were influenced by and diverged from Saussure’s theoretical constructs, particularly the dichotomies of “langue” and “parole.” Bakhtin’s critical inheritance of Saussure is evident in his emphasis on the utterance and the text, moving beyond Saussure’s systemic approach to embrace a more fluid, contextually rich understanding of language. His dialogism proposes an active role for speakers in the ongoing cultural dialogue, thereby redefining the relationship between language, literature, and social reality.

Do Green Bonds Enhance Corporate ESG Performance? Micro Data Analysis Based on Chinese Listed Companies

Yiwei Zhang — 2025-08-12

This study researches the benefits of green bonds of Chinese listed enterprises in China and their ESG performance under the carbon peak and neutrality targets proposed in China, focusing on bond issuance scale, use of raised funds, bond maturity, post-issuance corporate profit, carbon dioxide emission reduction, and energy savings. Using panel data to investigate the economic drivers of the benefits of green bonds in Chinese listed enterprises through a panel data with a heterogeneity test. Our results reveal a positive relationship between green bonds and the ESG performance of the enterprises. That means the issuance of green bonds is beneficial to the ESG rating. At the same time, due to the differing nature of enterprises, the issuance of green bonds has different impacts on the enhancement of their ESG scores. Firms with weaker financing constraints experience greater benefits from issuing green bonds in terms of enhanced ESG scores, while enterprises with higher initial ESG scores tend to achieve even higher scores after issuing green bonds. The driving factors of the ESG performance benefits for Chinese listed enterprises are mainly the information disclosure, environmental benefits, and social responsibility. Research results may help Chinese listed enterprises to improve the benefits of green bonds and contribute effectively to the green transformations of enterprises.

Research on Strategies for Empowering Rural Revitalization through Digital Farming Supported by AI Technology

Jiaman Tang — 2025-08-12

In the context of rural revitalization, traditional agricultural production models face shortcomings such as low ecological carrying capacity, poor space utilization efficiency, weak industrial coupling, inadequate environmental friendliness, and limited sustainability. This paper analyzes and studies the role of digital farming in empowering rural revitalization, exploring the application of AI technology in digital farming space production, management, and ecological governance. Based on an analysis of issues related to traditional agricultural production space, industrial ecological chains, and urban-rural spatial coupling, it proposes a design scheme for a digital farming environment based on AI technology. The aim is to provide theoretical support and practical references for upgrading rural industrial ecology, improving the quality and efficiency of the agricultural economy, and promoting the integrated development of urban and rural spaces.

Research on Human Resource Management and Performance Appraisal Methods in Commercial Real Estate Enterprises

Haojie Li — 2025-08-12

Driven by the slowdown of urbanization and the upgrading of consumption structure, commercial real estate enterprises are facing a strategic transformation from “scale expansion” to “operation value enhancement.” As the core support for the implementation of enterprise strategy, the scientificity of human resource management and performance appraisal directly affects organizational efficiency and market competitiveness. From the cross-perspective of business management and social science, and combined with the empirical research orientation of the Scientific and Social Research journal, this article analyzes the typical problems in resource allocation, incentive mechanisms, and performance evaluation in commercial real estate enterprises, and constructs a three-dimensional management framework of “strategy-organization-individual” synergy. The research adopts case comparison and questionnaire survey methods, and proposes human resource management strategies and performance appraisal tools that match the industry characteristics, providing practical references for commercial real estate enterprises to improve efficiency and achieve sustainable development.

Value Reconstruction and Management Optimization of Air Traffic Control Safety Training Archives in Digital Transformation

Wei Song — 2025-08-12

The safe operation of air traffic control (ATC) is critical to the aviation industry. Safety training archives, as critical documentation recording the training processes and outcomes of ATC personnel, play a pivotal role in ensuring ATC safety. This study conducts an in-depth analysis of the construction elements, management frameworks, and multidimensional value embedded in ATC safety training archives, aiming to provide both theoretical foundations and practical guidelines for enhancing ATC safety management practices.

Civil War Conflict Resolution: The Case of Myanmar Civil War

Zhihan Bi — 2025-08-12

This paper examines the protracted civil war in Myanmar following the 2021 military coup that ousted the democratically elected government. It outlines the historical, ethnic, and political roots of the conflict, emphasizing the deep-seated tension between the military-dominated government and the overthrown pro-democracy National Unity Government (NUG). This civil war conflict is characterized by an intractable conflict marked by escalating violence, a zero-sum game mentality, and a lack of viable peaceful solutions. The paper provides two recommendations to help resolve this conflict. In the short term, international mediation by the United Nations Security Council’s permanent members is needed to broker a ceasefire. In the long term, peacebuilding through national peace education initiatives aims to promote non-violent conflict resolution among youth in Myanmar. These dual approaches aim to end the ongoing conflict and prevent future recurrence by addressing both the immediate political deadlock and the deeper social drivers of violence.

Exploring Crisis Management Pathways in the Context of “Internet Plus”: A Case Study of Extreme Rainstorm Disaster

Shiyang Zheng — 2025-08-12

The “Internet Plus” era has significantly reshaped public crisis management paradigms. This study systematically analyzes a major extreme rainstorm disaster to explore enhancement priorities for the contemporary emergency management systems. Key development areas include advancing risk governance frameworks, strengthening emergency response capacities, accelerating the integration of modern information technologies (e.g., big data analytics), optimizing interdepartmental coordination mechanisms, improving early warning systems, and adapting legal and regulatory frameworks. To address these priorities, multidimensional optimization pathways are proposed: (1) Cultivating robust risk governance competencies and operational leadership capabilities; (2) Establishing precision monitoring systems and data-driven information platforms through “Internet Plus” technologies; (3) Enhancing legislative frameworks and scientific risk assessment mechanisms to support complex crisis governance.

Research on the Construction Path and Operational Mechanism of Rural Land Circulation Platform Based on Practical Exploration of Policy Support, Technology Empowerment, and Multi-Party Collaboration

Jiali Gao — 2025-08-12

The construction of the rural land circulation platform is a crucial aspect of deepening rural reform and promoting rural revitalization. This paper systematically explores the construction path and operational mechanism of the land circulation platform using a framework that analyzes policy support, technological empowerment, and multi-stakeholder collaboration, combined with typical cases and practical experiences. The research findings are as follows: Firstly, policy support serves as the institutional guarantee for platform construction. The central and local governments provide a legal basis and normative guidance for the platform’s operation through policies such as improving the “separation of three rights” system for land, standardizing the circulation process, and publishing guiding prices for circulation. Secondly, technological empowerment is the core driving force for efficient platform operation. Technologies such as blockchain, big data, and cloud computing have facilitated the digitization and transparency of land circulation. Thirdly, multi-stakeholder collaboration is a critical mechanism for the platform’s sustainable development. Governments, financial institutions, village collectives, and market entities form a network of shared interests. Practical experience has demonstrated that the land circulation platform effectively revitalizes rural resources, enhances agricultural efficiency, and promotes income growth for farmers through the organic integration of policies, technologies, and collaborative mechanisms. In the future, it is necessary to further strengthen data interconnectivity, improve risk prevention and control systems, and explore innovative models such as management right mortgages to inject sustained momentum into rural revitalization.

The Collision of Tradition and Modernity: An In- Depth Narrative Study on Marriage and Love Attitudes of Generation Z Youth

Xinyi Shen — 2025-08-12

Faced with the multifaceted social challenges of declining marriage rates, rising divorce rates, and an aging population in China, the phenomena of late marriage and non-marriage have evolved from individual choices into structural societal issues. As a significant cohort of marriageable age, the attitudes of Generation Z towards romance and marriage have increasingly garnered extensive attention from sociological, demographic, and psychological disciplines. This study, through in-depth narrative research based on interviews with 12 members of Generation Z, combined with intergenerational comparisons, explores the contemporary attitudes of Generation Z towards marriage and romance amidst the collision of traditional and modern values. In response to these findings, this study innovatively proposes a “quadruple dialogue” intervention mechanism, encompassing intergenerational communication, intimate relationship education, policy adjustment, and media guidance, to provide feasible solutions for alleviating societal marriage anxiety. The research not only expands the theoretical perspectives of intergenerational marriage studies but also offers significant references for promoting the interaction between marriage and family systems and societal development.