Scientific and Social Research

Application Analysis of Quality Control Management in Blood Component Preparation at Blood Stations

Zhihua Chen — 2026-01-30

Objective: To analyze the application effect of quality control management in blood component preparation at blood stations. Methods: A total of 1,984 blood samples prepared at the blood station from January 2024 to March 2025 were selected and divided into a control group (991 samples) and an experimental group (993 samples). The control group implemented routine preparation management, while the experimental group implemented full-process quality control management on this basis. The qualification rate of blood components, rejection rate, incident rate at key control points, and work quality were compared between the two groups. Results: The qualification rate of blood components in the experimental group was higher than that in the control group, and the rejection rate was lower than that in the control group (P < 0.05). The incident rate of abnormalities at each control point in the experimental group was significantly lower than that in the control group, and the disposal time in the experimental group was 9.35 ± 2.84 minutes, significantly shorter than that in the control group (23.41 ± 4.62 minutes) (P < 0.05). The experimental group scored significantly higher than the control group in terms of work quality (P < 0.05). Conclusion: Full-process quality control management can effectively improve the standardization and qualification rate of blood component preparation, contributing to the systematic and refined development of quality management at blood stations.

Research Progress of Ski Jumping Training Theory and Preparation Strategy for the Milan Winter Olympics

Yuan Li — 2026-01-30

Current research on ski jumping predominantly employs sports biomechanics to describe the kinematic and dynamic characteristics of athletes’ takeoff and flight phases, yet lacks a systematic synthesis of training theory advancements and consideration of competition preparation strategies. This study employs literature review, expert interviews, and fieldwork to comprehensively analyze domestic and international ski jumping research and training requirements, so as to provide references for the Milan Winter Olympics from aspects such as competition rules, technical characteristics, and preparation strategies. The research results reveal that the takeoff-early flight phase is the decisive segment of the entire movement process, where technical proficiency directly impacts final performance. The key technical challenge during the takeoff phase is how to rapidly elevate the center of gravity to generate forward angular momentum while maintaining proper posture to counteract air resistance. Although a higher takeoff speed can reduce launch time, impair athletes’ control over their movements. Therefore, an adaptive choice between higher speeds and better technical control should be made based on individual athletes’ specialized control capabilities. During the flight phase, vertical velocity demonstrates a more significant influence on performance compared to horizontal velocity, while angular parameters show a greater impact than relative velocity parameters. CFD calculations indicate that surface pressure acting on athletes’ bodies has a far greater aerodynamic effect than air resistance. The optimal ski board angle of 24-3° was determined through L/D ratio analysis. To meet the needs of the four core technical phases of ski jumping, it is necessary to introduce leveraging low-speed return wind tunnels for environmental simulation, wearable devices for posture testing, and multi-parameter physiological monitoring, and construct athletes’ multi-parameter digital twin models. These measures can provide support for their preparation for the Milan Winter Olympics.

Reconstructing the Value Chain of the Pet Food Industry Under the Dual Circulation Strategy: A Policy Synergy Practice Based on Multinational Enterprises

Ting Er — 2026-01-30

Against the backdrop of the sustained and deepened implementation of the “dual circulation” strategy, China’s pet food industry faces dual challenges of global value chain restructuring and localization transformation. This study investigates how multinational corporations use policy coordination to support the optimization of industrial value chains, investigating their strategies for overcoming trade barriers to international markets, deepening the local supply chains, improving the investment environment, and building industry ecosystems to achieve interlinked domestic and foreign trade-connected upgrades to industrial chains. The findings show that multinational enterprises have used policy coordination as a way to improve their competitive positioning in the marketplaces and resiliency of their supply chains, as well as promote high-quality industrial development through diffusion of technology and leadership on standards, which provides real examples of globalization and localization transformation of China’s pet food industry within the framework of “dual circulation.”

Construction and Empirical Research on the Evaluation System of Equipment Support Capability for the China Coast Guard

Jianshu Chen — 2026-01-30

Aiming at the special equipment support environment, complex task requirements, and insufficient scientificity of existing evaluation methods of the China Coast Guard (CCG), this study takes a directly affiliated bureau of the CCG as the research object to construct a targeted equipment support capability evaluation system. The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) is adopted to determine index weights, and the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method is integrated to establish an evaluation model. Empirical evaluation is conducted through field investigations, questionnaires, and statistical data collection. The results show that the comprehensive score of the bureau’s equipment support capability is 3.32 points, reaching a “general” level. Among the five criterion layers, support resource allocation and support personnel quality perform relatively well, while support technology level and support management mechanism need further optimization. This evaluation system is scientific and feasible, providing theoretical support and practical reference for the refined management and systematic improvement of the CCG’s equipment support capability, which is in line with the construction requirements of the modern military equipment management system.

The Era Background, Significance, and Key Paths of Accelerating the Development of New-Quality Productivity

Zhu Chen — 2026-01-30

Currently, a new round of technological revolution is shaping the new international pattern. Accelerating the development of new-quality productivity is the key to addressing the dilemmas faced by global development, promoting the transformation of productivity, accelerating scientific and technological innovation, advancing high-quality economic development, and driving an overall leap in China’s social productivity level. Generally speaking, the proposal of new-quality productivity further enriches and expands Marxist productivity theory; drives the innovation of economic development theories; demonstrates the global significance of Chinese discourse and Chinese theories; provides theoretical and practical guidance for promoting high-quality development; and offers driving support for forging new advantages in international competition. To accelerate the development of new-quality productivity, it is necessary to take scientific and technological innovation as the driver to provide a strong engine for high-quality development; take industrial innovation as the support to stimulate new kinetic energy for industrial carriers in high-quality development; take the innovation of development models as the starting point to highlight the characteristics of high-quality development; take the innovation of institutional mechanisms as the guide to provide institutional guarantees for high-quality development; and take the innovation of talent work mechanisms as the breakthrough to consolidate the talent foundation for high-quality development.

The Impact of Peer Relationships on the Mental Health of Students with Social Adaptation Disorders

Qiao Chen — 2026-01-30

With the continuous expansion of higher vocational education, students in vocational colleges face clear changes in learning methods, living environments, and interpersonal communication. Because of this, problems of social adaptation have become more obvious. Social Adaptation Disorders not only affect students’ learning involvement and interpersonal development, but also have a long-term influence on their mental health. Among vocational college students, peer relationships are one of the most important sources of social support in daily life. They play an important role in reducing social adaptation pressure, adjusting emotional experience, and promoting mental health. Based on this background, this study takes vocational college students as the research group. After reviewing theories related to Social Adaptation Disorders, peer relationships, and mental health, this study builds a theoretical framework to explain how peer relationships affect the mental health of students with Social Adaptation Disorders. Empirical methods are used to test the research hypotheses. The results show that peer support and peer acceptance have a clear positive effect on the mental health of these students, while negative peer interactions may increase their psychological stress. These findings help people better understand the relationship between social adaptation and mental health among vocational college students. They also provide a theoretical basis for mental health education and intervention programs in vocational colleges that focus on peer relationships.

Research on the Activation Pathways of Dormant Resources in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Under the Guidance of the “Project of Promoting High-quality Development in 100 Counties, 1,000 Towns and 10,000 Villages”

Wenmin Li — 2026-01-30

Under the background of the “hundred million project” in Guangdong Province, the activation of sleeping resources in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Bay area has become an important issue to promote regional coordinated development. This paper sorts out the current situation and activation practice of Dawan district’s sleeping resources such as culture, human resources, land and industry, and analyzes the current challenges such as talent shortage, weak cultural heritage, and lack of infrastructure, combined with typical cases such as Tangjiawan in Zhuhai, Dongfeng in Zhongshan, and Huidong in Huizhou, and then puts forward the activation paths such as the talent strategy of “combining education with introduction”, “intangible cultural heritage+tourism” integration path, infrastructure optimization, and industrial collaborative innovation. The research shows that the value transformation of sleeping resources can be realized through the coordination of multiple subjects and mechanism innovation, which provides a reference for the high-quality development and Rural Revitalization of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay area.

Research on the Pathways to Fostering a Sense of Community for the Chinese Nation in the New Media Era

Lingchen Jin — 2026-01-30

New media have profoundly reshaped the context for disseminating innovative theories. This paper aims to elucidate that the rapid development of digital media presents both significant opportunities and formidable challenges for fostering a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation. In response to these dual aspects, this study systematically analyzes the core mechanisms and practical possibilities of how digital media can contribute to this goal from three dimensions: top-level design, civic literacy, and platform responsibility.

Synthetic Biology Empowers Cosmetics to Enter a New Era of Biomanufacturing

Dong Guo — 2026-01-30

With the rapid development of synthetic biology technology, the cosmetics industry has entered an unprecedented technological revolution. Against this background, this paper conducts research from two aspects: on the one hand, by analyzing the popular application of synthetic biology technologies such as gene editing, microbial fermentation, and enzyme engineering, the paper summarizes the breakthrough progress of the cosmetics industry in recombinant humanized collagen, natural plant functional ingredients, and new emulsification and stabilization systems; on the other hand, by elaborating on the advantages of synthetic biology in safety, efficacy, and sustainability in cosmetic production and manufacturing, the paper further looks forward to the future mature application and multi-disciplinary integrated development path. The aim is to promote the cosmetics industry to accelerate towards personalization, precision, and sustainable development, and truly usher in a new era of biomanufacturing.

Work-Family Conflict and Career Success: Mediated by Work Engagement and Moderated by Work-Family Support

Jun He — 2026-01-30

Against the backdrop of China’s three-child policy, work-family conflict has become a prominent issue affecting employees’ career development. This study explores the relationship between work-family conflict, work engagement, work-family support, and career success, using a sample of 533 employees from various enterprises across multiple regions in China. The results indicate that (1) work-family conflict has a significant negative impact on career success; (2) work engagement plays a partial mediating role in the relationship between work-family conflict and career success; (3) work-family support negatively moderates the relationship between work-family conflict and work engagement and weakens the mediating effect of work engagement. Practical implications for human resource managers are proposed to balance employees’ work and family life and promote their career success.

The Relationship Between Urban Resilience Construction and Economic Development from the Perspective of Environmental Geology — A Case Study of Shenzhen

Qi Liao — 2026-01-30

Urban resilience is a key capability for contemporary cities to maintain core functions, recover quickly, and adapt to development when facing natural and social disturbances. From the fundamental perspective of environmental geology, this paper explores the intrinsic logical relationship between urban resilience construction and economic development in Shenzhen when addressing natural challenges such as geological hazards, coastal zone changes, and groundwater system fluctuations. The study argues that effective management of geological risks constitutes the physical foundation of urban economic resilience, while sustained economic development provides necessary material and technical support for enhancing geological safety resilience. The two form an interdependent and mutually promoting coupled system. Finally, the paper proposes an implementation path for constructing a “geological-economic” coordinated resilience system, aiming to provide theoretical reference and practical insights for Shenzhen and other similar coastal cities with high-intensity development.

Research on the Connotation Interpretation, Realistic Dilemma, and Mechanism Construction of Educator Spirit in the New Era

Xiong Tian — 2026-01-30

The state attaches great importance to the construction of the teachers’ team, from “four haves” good teachers to “great teachers”, and then to the evolution of the concept of “educator teacher”, and finally condensed into the spirit of educators with Chinese characteristics. This spiritual system takes six dimensions as the core, such as “the ideal and belief of serving the country with sincerity”, which is the inheritance of the Chinese excellent educational tradition and the major innovation of the sinicization of Marxist educational theory. In the critical period of building a strong education country, it is of great theoretical significance and practical value to deeply explain the theoretical origin and the value of the times of the educator’s spirit, to solve its practical dilemma in carrying forward and implementing, and to construct a scientific and efficient practical mechanism. This paper systematically combs the connotation and generation logic of educator spirit, analyzes the existing problems in connotation interpretation, transformation path, and guarantee system, and puts forward the three-dimensional implementation mechanism of “cultural guidance-practical empowerment-institutional guarantee”, which provides theoretical support and practical path for the construction of teachers’ team and the high-quality development of education in the new era.

Should Ecocide Be Criminalized in the European Union? — A Normative Legal Analysis from an EU Environmental Criminal Law Perspective

Jiahui Wu — 2026-01-30

The concept of ecocide has re-emerged in contemporary legal and policy discourse as a response to large-scale and irreversible environmental destruction. Within the European Union (EU), increasing concern over climate change, biodiversity loss, and corporate accountability has intensified debates on whether ecocide should be recognized as a criminal offence under EU law. This article examines the legal, philosophical, and normative justifications for the criminalization of ecocide in the EU. Through a doctrinal and normative legal analysis, the article evaluates the adequacy of existing EU environmental and criminal law frameworks, explores the relationship between environmental protection and human rights, and assesses alternative regulatory approaches. The article argues that current legal mechanisms remain fragmented and insufficient to address severe environmental harm and that the criminalization of ecocide would fulfil both preventive and expressive functions within EU law. The article concludes that the adoption of a harmonized and comprehensive definition of ecocide is a necessary step towards strengthening environmental protection and legal accountability in the European Union.

The “Cultural Filtering” of AI Guide: Algorithmic Bias and Resistance in Museum Education Space

Kexu Chen — 2026-01-30

While AI-guided museum systems are revolutionizing educational experiences, they also pose risks of “cultural filtering.” This paper examines how AI systematically creates and reinforces cultural inequalities through multiple bias mechanisms at the data, algorithm, and application levels. Moving beyond criticism, it proposes a multi-stakeholder resistance framework encompassing algorithmic auditing, interdisciplinary interventions, open-source tools, data rights, and critical literacy cultivation across institutional, technological, and public participation dimensions. The study advocates establishing museum algorithmic ethics standards centered on transparency, inclusivity, cultural sensitivity, and public interest, ensuring technology serves cultural understanding rather than perpetuating biases. This framework provides actionable guidance for building equitable digital-era museum education spaces.

A Study on the Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Influencing Factors of Traditional Villages in Jiangxi Province

Yunyang Zheng — 2026-01-30

This study selects 413 national-level traditional villages in Jiangxi Province as research objects. Based on the ArcGIS 10.8 software and combined with mathematical statistics methods, it conducts an in-depth investigation into the spatial distribution pattern of traditional villages and their influencing factors. The research results show that the overall spatial characteristics of traditional villages in Jiangxi Province present a “scattered but clustered” feature, distributed in strip or point patterns along plain areas. Notably, traditional villages in Ji’an City and Fuzhou City exhibit obvious agglomeration phenomena. According to the analysis data, approximately 82.8% of village locations have significant riparian characteristics, reflecting the ancestors’ survival wisdom of “choosing water to settle.” Further analysis reveals that topography and hydrological environment serve as the physical basis constraining village location selection, while diverse cultures such as Huizhou culture, Linchuan culture, Luling culture, and Hakka culture deeply shape the spatial layout of villages. Furthermore, cultural factors and hydrological factors interactively act together to constitute the key composite driving mechanism influencing the spatial layout of traditional villages in Jiangxi Province.

Application and Analysis of Big Data Mining in Health Management of Chronic Diseases Based on the Internet of Things

Qinyu Wang — 2026-01-30

Objective: To analyze the application effects of big data mining in the health management of chronic diseases under the premise of the Internet of Things (IoT). Methods: A total of 188 high-risk individuals with chronic diseases in the jurisdiction from January 2022 to January 2024 were selected and evenly divided using a random number table. The observation group underwent big data mining management under the premise of IoT, while the reference group received conventional health management. The management effects of the two groups were compared. Results: The management indicators of the observation group were superior to those of the reference group. After management, the self-management ability scores of the observation group were higher than those of the reference group, the psychological status scores were lower than those of the reference group, and the management satisfaction was higher than that of the reference group (P < 0.05). Conclusion: Implementing big data mining management under the premise of IoT for high-risk individuals with chronic diseases can improve their file establishment rate, as well as the rates of early warning and screening for chronic diseases. It can also enhance the self-management ability of high-risk individuals, correct their adverse psychological conditions, and achieve high management satisfaction.

Globalization and Its Impact on the Fashion Industry

Siqi Wu — 2026-01-30

This report delves into the multifaceted impact of globalization on the fashion industry, focusing on its supply chain dynamics and strategic implications. Globalization, a prominent phenomenon since the 1980s, is characterized by the cross-border flow of goods, capital, and various socio-economic elements, shaping a complex and interconnected world. Within this context, the fashion industry undergoes significant transformations driven by the globalization process. The fashion industry, in particular, experiences both favorable and adverse effects of globalization. The report explores these impacts, emphasizing the growing accessibility of fashion trends due to advancements in social media, advertising, and other communication channels. This enhanced accessibility fosters the creation of individual preferences and unique styles, blending global and personal aesthetics. However, globalization also brings challenges like economic disparities and cultural homogenization within the fashion industry. Finally, the report highlights the intricate relationship between globalization and the fashion industry, emphasizing the need for understanding the complex commodity chain and the impact of corporate power on this dynamic sector.

Strategic Communication Frameworks for Brands in Navigating Sensitive Social Discourse: A Case Study of SK-II’s “Marriage Pressure” Campaign

Zian Chen — 2026-01-30

Focusing on SK-II’s advertising campaign addressing marital pressure, this study examines how multinational brands engage with locally sensitive issues in the Chinese context. Drawing on emotional branding, post-feminist discourse, and affective publics, the study analyzes how documentary-style visuals and moderated narration transform women’s everyday experiences into shareable emotional structures while managing cultural risk. Through open-ended storytelling, the campaign enables audience reinterpretation and circulation across social media, extending beyond a commercial text into a relational medium. The findings suggest that communicative effectiveness depends on nuanced representations of lived experience and the accommodation of diverse audience interpretations.

Analysis of Collaborative Elements in Temporary Teams Based on the Interview Method

Lei Gan — 2026-01-30

As a primary organizational form in the flexible labor market and agile organizations, temporary teams have become a widely adopted team type. This study employed literature analysis and expert surveys to design the “Interview Outline for Research on Temporary Team Collaboration Mechanisms”, which was further optimized using AI tools to form the final interview protocol. Through purposive sampling, six interviewees with extensive experience in temporary teamwork were selected for pyramid-style in-depth interviews. The collaboration processes of temporary teams were examined from the perspectives of both team members and managers. The collected interview records were quantitatively analyzed, ultimately identifying five primary elements and 26 secondary elements in the collaboration process of temporary teams. The findings provide a reference for developing questionnaires in subsequent empirical research and offer insights for managers of temporary teams.

Research on the Realization Mechanism of Digital Technology Empowering Rural Common Prosperity

Min Li — 2026-01-30

Digital technology, as a core carrier of new-quality productive forces, has become a key engine for promoting rural revitalization and achieving common prosperity. Based on the perspective of the Marxist technical view and the practical requirements of rural common prosperity in China, this paper systematically analyzes the internal mechanism, practical dilemmas, and realization paths of digital technology empowering rural common prosperity. The study finds that digital technology empowers rural common prosperity through three mechanisms: optimizing resource allocation, promoting industrial upgrading, and innovating governance models. However, in the practical process, it faces multiple dilemmas such as inadequate digital infrastructure, insufficient talent supply, poor technology adaptation, and uneven benefit distribution. To address these problems, this paper proposes a targeted path system: consolidating digital infrastructure, improving talent cultivation systems, promoting technology-scenario adaptation, and improving benefit linkage mechanisms. This study provides theoretical support and practical reference for digital technology to better empower rural common prosperity.

A Study on the English Translation Strategies for the Contracts Volume of the Civil Code from the Perspective of Relevance Theory

Qingwen Li — 2026-01-30

With the globalization of the Chinese economy and the promotion of the Belt and Road initiative, the demand for English translations of legal texts is growing. As a representative document of China’s legal system, the English translation quality of the Civil Code of the People’s Republic of China directly affects international legal exchanges. The discussion is over the translation strategies of the Contracts Volume of the Civil Code from the viewpoint of relevant theory in this paper, and the strategy for translating terms through the cognitive principle, communicative principle, and the difference between the maximum principle and the optimal principle in its English version, making legal texts translation have higher quality and communicative effects.

A Study on Translation Norms for Overseas Clinical Case Records of HUANGs’ School of Acupuncture and Moxibustion of Zhuang Medicine in Guangxi

Qian Gao — 2026-01-30

With the development of HUANGs’ school of acupuncture and moxibustion of Zhuang medicine in clinical practice and international exchange, the number of overseas patients has gradually increased, and the translation of overseas clinical case records faces risks of semantic shift and dilution of medical connotations in cross-cultural contexts. Taking overseas clinical case records of HUANGs’ school of acupuncture and moxibustion of Zhuang medicine in Guangxi as the primary object of analysis, this study employs methods including textual analysis of case records, structural comparison, and terminology categorization to systematically examine their structural and terminological characteristics as well as key issues arising in translation. The study reveals significant differences between Zhuang medicine case records and Western medical records in terms of narrative structure, disease cognition, and cultural context. From the perspectives of structural translation and terminological translation, this paper proposes a normative framework that balances the preservation of Zhuang medicine characteristics with the needs of cross-cultural understanding. This framework includes hierarchical presentation of case record components, functional interpretation of disease names and acupuncture terminology, and process-oriented supplementation of therapeutic effect descriptions. The aim is to enhance the accuracy and usability of case records in international communication and academic dissemination, and to provide references for the standardized organization and database construction of Zhuang medicine clinical case records.

Deep Learning–Based Image Reconstruction in Electromagnetic Tomography: Recent Progress and Perspectives

Haoyuan Ding — 2026-01-30

Electromagnetic Tomography (EMT) is a non-destructive imaging modality that reconstructs internal conductivity or permittivity distributions by solving an ill-posed inverse problem. Traditional reconstruction methods, such as Linear Back Projection (LBP) and Conjugate Gradient (CG), often suffer from low accuracy, strong artifacts, and poor edge preservation due to ill-conditioned sensitivity matrices and noise amplification. In recent years, deep learning has provided new solutions for EMT image reconstruction through its strong nonlinear fitting ability and multi-scale feature extraction capability. With the development of encoder–decoder structures, skip-connection strategies, and attention mechanisms, a series of neural-enhanced EMT reconstruction models have emerged, effectively improving artifact suppression, multi-target discrimination, and real-time performance. Among them, U-Net-based frameworks and attention-augmented variants, such as CBAM-U-Net, demonstrate significant advantages in boundary restoration, feature refinement, and noise robustness. This review summarizes the major research progress of deep learning in EMT image reconstruction, outlines the evolution from hybrid shallow models to specialized deep architectures, and discusses future directions for multimodal fusion and advanced neural frameworks.

Research on the Application of Rapid Food Detection Technology in Cross-border Food Supervision

Ru Meng — 2026-01-30

Food quality and safety are related to public health and life safety, and are the core issues of food supervision work. With the rapid development of the cross-border food industry, the complexity of the food supply chain has continuously increased. Traditional laboratory detection methods are difficult to meet the needs of real-time and rapid supervision due to limitations such as long time consumption and cumbersome processes. With its characteristics of speed, convenience, and efficiency, rapid food detection technology plays an increasingly important role in cross-border food supervision and has become a key technical support for ensuring food safety. Based on this, this paper focuses on introducing the application practice of rapid food detection technology in cross-border food supervision, and analyzes its application paths in cross-border food supervision from four aspects: raising attention, optimizing application processes, strengthening team building, and improving the institutional system, aiming to provide reference for the application of rapid food detection technology in cross-border food safety supervision.

The Influence of Nonlinear Damping on the Transport Properties of Brownian Particles

Meiqi Li — 2026-01-30

This paper studies the directed transport of Brownian particles in a flashing ratchet under a nonlinear damping environment. The research shows that the nonlinear relationship between the damping term and velocity can transform the system from a passive energy dissipation mode to a nonequilibrium process of actively acquiring energy from the environment. This study not only reveals the complex interaction mechanism between nonlinear damping and system energy dissipation but also breaks the limitations of linear theory in describing nonequilibrium energy conversion. It provides a new theoretical perspective for in-depth understanding of the dynamic behavior of micro-nonequilibrium systems, and has important theoretical significance and application value.

The Essence and Significance of Work Based on Socialist Core Values

Lifeng Lu — 2026-01-30

Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the President of the CPC has put forward a series of new ideas, viewpoints, and judgments around cultivating and practicing socialist core values, forming important theoretical achievements on this topic. The Report to the 19th National Congress further pointed out: “We will advocate prosperity, democracy, civilization, and harmony; advocate freedom, equality, justice, and the rule of law; advocate patriotism, dedication, integrity, and friendliness; and actively cultivate and practice core socialist values.” This is a summary and refinement of the experience in building socialist core values since the 18th National Congress. Implementing the President of the CPC’s important expositions on cultivating and practicing socialist core values is of great and far-reaching significance for advancing the great cause of socialism with Chinese characteristics.

A Review of Research on National Image

Yi Wang — 2026-01-30

National image has developed into a prominent interdisciplinary research field that examines how nations are perceived, evaluated, and represented in international contexts. Since its emergence in the mid-twentieth century, the concept has expanded from a cognitive variable in international relations to a complex construct shaped by media discourse, market mechanisms, cultural narratives, and translation practices. Drawing on representative scholarship from international relations, communication studies, marketing, imagology, and translation studies, this paper offers a comprehensive review of research on national image. It traces the conceptual origins and theoretical evolution of the field, examines its major research domains and methodological approaches, and identifies key characteristics and trends. The review argues that national image should be understood as a dynamic, multidimensional, and discursively constructed phenomenon resulting from the interaction between self-representation and external perception. By synthesizing existing research, this paper clarifies the intellectual landscape of national image studies and highlights directions for future inquiry, particularly with regard to language, media, and translation.

A Study on the Conflict Between Homebuyer Priority Rights and Mortgage Rights

Wenheng Huang — 2026-01-30

Under the pre-sale system of commercial housing, homebuyers usually pay the purchase price before delivery and registration, resulting in delayed registration of ownership. When developers default or suffer capital chain disruptions, the houses are prone to seizure and judicial disposal, giving rise to conflicts of priority between consumers, mortgagees, and holders of construction project price priority rights. Through a series of judicial rules, the Supreme People’s Court has established preferential protection for residential homebuyers; however, this has also brought about coordination challenges between the principle of equal treatment of creditors and the publicity of real rights. This article reviews the evolution of relevant judicial rules, analyzes the boundaries and controversies concerning the effectiveness of consumers’ priority rights in excluding compulsory enforcement and claiming transfer of ownership, and proposes review approaches for special circumstances such as debt settlement by housing and secondary purchasers. Furthermore, it suggests strengthening supervision over pre-sale funds, clarifying the legal status and application conditions of consumer priority rights through legislation, and improving the dynamic disposal mechanism of mortgage rights under the framework of transfer with mortgage, so as to strike a balance between basic housing security and transaction safety.

Development Strategies for Educational Travel at Xuzhou Museum in the Background of Cultural and Tourism Integration

Miao Qu — 2026-01-30

“Promoting tourism through culture and highlighting culture through tourism” is an important concept for promoting the integrated development of cultural tourism in the new era. Museums, rich in historical and cultural resources, serve not only as vital windows showcasing the ancient and modern aspects of a city as well as its regional characteristics, but also as indispensable educational resources for educational travel. By presenting regional cultural characteristics, museum educational travel effectively enhances students’ comprehensive qualities and fulfills its cultural and tourism educational functions. This paper discusses the development strategies for educational travel at Xuzhou Museum in the context of cultural and tourism integration, considering aspects such as the resource advantages of Xuzhou Museum, opportunities for educational travel, and challenges faced in educational travel.

Research on the Administrative Efficiency of Township Cadres — Taking the Protection of Basic Farmland in X Town as an Example

Xinghui Liu — 2026-01-30

The key subject of grassroots policy implementation is township cadres, whose administrative efficiency can have a significant impact on the effectiveness of national governance. In the process of implementing the basic farmland protection policy, various factors combined with personal motives such as risk aversion and interest balance will have an effect on the performance of duties of township cadres, such as avoiding the contradictions of people’s livelihood and selectively performing tasks, leading to deviation in policy implementation and tension between cadres and the masses, such as avoiding contradictions related to people’s livelihood and selectively executing tasks, resulting in deviations in policy implementation and tension between cadres and the masses. Based on the theory of power-responsibility relationship, taking X Town as an example, this paper uses the methods of literature analysis and in-depth interviews to explore the influencing factors and correction path of the performance effect of township cadres.

The Impact of Internet Use on the Subjective Age of Older Adults: A Cross-Sectional Empirical Study

Jingya Leng — 2026-01-30

Subjective age, referring to an individual’s self-perception of aging, serves as a significant indicator of active aging. Against the backdrop of population aging and the increasing digital engagement of older adults, examining how internet use influences subjective age carries important contemporary relevance for promoting active aging. Drawing on data from the 2020 China Longitudinal Aging Social Survey (CLASS), this study employs ordinary least squares (OLS) regression to demonstrate that internet use exerts a significant negative effect on subjective age among older adults, meaning that internet users report feeling younger than their non-user counterparts. Furthermore, through stepwise regression, the study confirms the mediating roles of occupational engagement and social adaptation in the relationship between internet use and subjective age. These findings highlight the need to accelerate the development of an age-friendly digital ecosystem with supportive institutional frameworks, lower barriers to internet access, and foster a younger subjective age among older adults, thereby contributing to the proactive response to population aging.

A Study on the Evolution of Urban Sports Spirit under the Influence of Tianjin-style Culture

Yanpeng Chi — 2026-01-30

The urban sports spirit is a key element of urban temperament and an important aspect as well as a symbolic representation of urban culture. This paper takes the timeline of over four decades since the reform and opening-up as a starting point and uses Tianjin as a case study to analyze the “evolution” of the urban sports spirit nurtured by Jin-style culture. It explores the development and evolution of the urban sports spirit under the influence of reform and opening-up from the perspectives of time measurement and theoretical analysis. The research indicates that the shaping of Tianjin’s sports spirit requires and, in turn, nurtures: the accumulation of sports economic development, a solid material foundation of sports venues, the enhancement of citizens’ comprehensive sports literacy, and comprehensive government services. The direction of its mature transformation lies in adapting to new contradictory environments and deeply integrating with the spirit of Tianjin.

Research on the Construction and Application of Talent Competitiveness Model in the Field of Philosophy and Social Sciences in “Double First- Class” Universities

Changling Zhang — 2026-01-30

Based on the talent development in the field of philosophy and social sciences in “Double First-Class” universities, this study systematically analyzes the dilemmas and opportunities they face in terms of disciplinary attributes, disciplinary characteristics, the new technological revolution, and global disciplinary adjustments. The study constructs a competitiveness model covering factors such as consolidating academic foundation, innovating academic viewpoints, adhering to the principle of “connecting the top and grounding the foundation”, seizing strategic positions, contributing to teaching and talent cultivation, and making sustained policy contributions. On this basis, the study puts forward cultivation suggestions. The research aims to provide a theoretical framework and practical reference for “Double First-Class” universities to enhance talent competitiveness in the field of philosophy and social sciences.

A Study on the Mechanisms of Internet Memes Influencing Emotional Transmission among Adolescents

Xiang Lin — 2026-01-30

Against the backdrop of highly developed online emotional transmission, viral internet memes have become the primary vehicle for adolescents’ emotional expression and empathetic resonance. This paper examines the mechanisms through which memes influence adolescent emotional transmission, constructing a tripartite “psychological-societal-technological” framework grounded in interdisciplinary perspectives. By analyzing memes’ emotional encoding characteristics, transmission pathways, alienation risks, and the three-dimensional framework, it delineates the complete chain of emotion: encoding-transmission-resonance-mutation. The study reveals that viral memes achieve multifaceted emotional expression through minimalist symbols, forming dissemination pathways through the synergistic interplay of technological, social, and psychological factors. Concurrently, risks of emotional polarization and affective commodification persist. Their impact on adolescent emotional transmission is dual-edged: while simplifying expression, fostering group identification, and facilitating positive emotional regulation, they may also precipitate information silos, expressive capacity atrophy, and distorted value systems. This paper constructs an integrated analytical paradigm spanning psychological, social, and technological dimensions. Within this framework, it investigates the mechanisms through which viral internet memes influence adolescent emotional transmission.