Scientific and Social Research

English Translation of Metonymy in Du Fu’s Poems

Caixia Sun — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

This paper studies the English translation texts of Du Fu’s poems selected from 300 Tang Poems, which were translated by Xu Yuanchong, and displays his poetry writing stages and styles clearly by learning about his life experience. This paper classifies the translation methods of metonymy adopted by the translator, Xu Yuanchong, by analyzing specific English translation texts of metonymy in Du Fu’s poems to provide translation methods regarding translating metonymy in Chinese poetry into English.

A Study on the Evolution of the Deceived Mode of Young Victims of Telecom Network Fraud

Feifei Mao — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 10:54:22 +0800

At present, the crime of telecommunication network fraud is still frequent and the crime situation is still severe and complex. With the emergence of new Internet technologies and new forms of business, youth groups have been impacted the most by telecommunications network fraud crimes. The victim group is characterized by the majority of young victims, with obvious differences in gender, education, and occupation, and the type of deception is highly related to age and gender. In the past three decades, the youth victim group has experienced the evolution of three modes of being cheated, from general netting to precise customization to incubation and operation. Analyzing the reasons for being cheated in specific crime situations from the perspective of victims is conducive to better predicting the potential victims of telecommunications network fraud crime and implementing more effective and accurate crime prevention.

Analysis of the Symbols and Symbolic Meanings of Ink Graphics

Jiayue Pei, Yakup bin Mohd Rafee — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

This article focuses on the symbols and symbolic meanings of Chinese ink graphics, aiming to deeply explore the artistic characteristics of ink graphics and the cultural connotations they carry. By analyzing the origin, development, and representative works of ink graphics in various historical periods, this study reveals the symbolic features and meanings of ink graphics. Adopting a qualitative research method, the study applies the theory and methodology of semiotics to the research of ink graphics through a literature review. By visually analyzing artists’ works, the study combines the artistic value and cultural value of ink graphics, providing readers with a new aesthetic experience and research perspective.

When China Met Rock and Roll: Globalization and Localization in the 1980s’ Post-Mao Era

Taolue Shen — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 11:39:23 +0800

This paper explores the emergence of Chinese rock music in the 1980s, emphasizing its complex interplay with American rock influences and the socio-cultural transformations in post-Mao China. Pioneering Chinese rock musicians not only embraced and imitated American rock but also adapted its themes and styles to resonate with local realities, reflecting a unique process of globalization. Drawing on Arjun Appadurai’s concept of cultural “scapes”, the analysis highlights how the reform and opening-up policies initiated by Deng Xiaoping facilitated the flow of Western music and ideas into China, paving the way for a new cultural landscape. The disillusionment with Maoist ideologies and the desire for individualism among the youth fueled a distinct rock movement characterized by a paradoxical relationship with both traditional Chinese culture and Western influences. Through the works of artists like Cui Jian, the paper illustrates how Chinese rock music became a powerful medium for expressing the aspirations and frustrations of a generation navigating the complexities of modernization and identity. Ultimately, this study underscores the localized adaptation of a global genre, showcasing how the Chinese rock music scene emerged as a reflection of the country’s unique historical and cultural context.

An Investigation and Research on the Festival of Beggars in Dali

Tongzhou Yang — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 11:43:55 +0800

The Huazi Fair, namely the Festival of Beggars in Dali is a unique folk festival in the Dali area. It is held next to Dongyue Temple, Beimen Street, Dali County on March 28 of the lunar calendar every year. Its emergence is closely related to the Birthday Fair of the Dongyue Emperor. On the festival, different beggars meet their different needs by begging, and alms also reach their own goals by giving money and food. The folk culture of the Festival of Beggars includes the local people’s simple understanding of the life and death of people, which is a form of expression of the human caring spirit and still has a wide influence today.

Impact of Douyin Beauty Brand Live Streaming on Consumers’ Purchase Intentions

Miaoling Ji — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 11:52:38 +0800

Nowadays, Douyin has become an important channel for promoting beauty brands, and how to enhance the influence of Douyin beauty live broadcast is still a topic that needs to be explored. In this context, this paper investigates what factors in the process of recommending goods in Douyin beauty live broadcast will impact consumers’ purchase intention. Through the questionnaire survey, regression analysis, and hypothesis testing, the model of the influence of Douyin beauty live broadcast on consumers’ purchase intention is derived. Finally, based on the conclusions drawn, suggestions are made to beauty bloggers and Douyin live broadcasting platforms to promote the development of the entire beauty industry chain and optimize the experience of each participant in it.

The Chinese Model: Analysis of the Investment of Chinese Mining Enterprises in Latin America

Zhengkang Li — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 11:47:44 +0800

Recent years have witnessed China’s increasing presence in Latin American countries, specifically focusing on FDI in the natural resource sector. However, researchers have found that Chinese enterprises invested overseas will likely be involved in conflicts with local stakeholders and have difficulty seeking a social license to operate (SLO). Therefore, it is worth exploring the mechanism of Chinese investments in the Latin American market and the management of corporate social responsibility (CSR) of Chinese enterprises in foreign investment. The main research objectives of the thesis are summarised below. (1) Exploring the mechanism of Chinese enterprises entering Latin America, especially the relationship between Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and the state government. (2) Analyzing the interactions between Chinese mining SOEs and non-governmental stakeholders in Latin America and the causes of mining conflicts. (3) Describing Chinese enterprises’ management of CSR overseas, especially in seeking the social license to operate (SLO).

A Study to Understand How Visual Communication Supports the Perceived Value of Nonexpert Digital Fashion Investors

Fanlong Zheng — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 11:56:07 +0800

Unlike the traditional fashion market, where there is easy access to the details of fashion manufacturing, such as textiles and functionalities, the digital fashion market, by nature, prevents traditional fashion investors from accessing complex data without the requisite knowledge of virtual asset transactions. To improve the transition period of shifting from physical to digital, this paper studied how design can increase user engagement and how visual communication impacts user behaviors by utilizing perceived value to better understand the potential demands of the users. This paper conducted 2 stages of study with interface designs through a group of participants. This research examined and condensed the most frequently expressed viewpoints to investigate how visual communication might improve consumers’ perceived value. The results aim to assist future visual designers.

Study on the Relationship between Secondary Metabolites and Resistance to Anthracnose in Stylosanthes

Fri, 29 Nov 2024 17:14:39 +0800

Stylosanthes is an excellent tropical leguminous forage. Anthracnose caused by Colletotrichum gloeosporioides is a major limiting factor in Stylosanthes production, which can lead to reduced forage and seed production and decreased quality. How to quickly screen resistant parents and varieties of Stylosanthes that are resistant to anthracnose has become an urgent problem to be solved in production. In this study, the high-performance liquid chromatography detection technology was established for simultaneous analysis of the content of salicylic acid, triethyl orthobenzoate, indazole, and soyasapogenol B in Stylosanthes leaves. The technology was further applied in the analysis of the relationship between secondary metabolites and resistance to anthracnose in 105 accessions of Stylosanthes. The result shows that salicylic acid is the most important factor for resistance to anthracnose. By detecting the content of salicylic acid in Stylosanthes leaves, a rapid screening technology for anthracnose-resistant parents and varieties of Stylosanthes was established, and 5 accessions of Stylosanthes with high resistance to anthracnose were screened. This study is of great significance to the Stylosanthes germplasm preservation and identification and its breeding.

Multimodal Metaphors in English and Chinese Food Commercials: A Case of Snickers

Zihui Cai — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

Advertising serves as a unique mode of communication, where elements such as slogans, sounds, and images are essential approaches to conveying its central theme. Numerous scholars have examined advertising language and imagery through various linguistic frameworks, including stylistics, pragmatics, systemic functional grammar, and semiotics. However, the study of multimodal metaphors in advertising, particularly about their types, presentation modes, and characteristics, remains insufficiently explored. This article, grounded in conceptual metaphor theory, analyzes the multimodal metaphors employed in 14 Snickers television commercials, aiming to address the following research questions: (1) What types of multimodal metaphors are utilized in Snickers TV commercials? (2) How are these multimodal metaphors manifested through different modes? (3) What distinctive features do these multimodal metaphors exhibit in food commercials? The findings of this study indicate three key results. First, the multimodal metaphors identified in the Snickers commercials can be categorized into two primary metaphor systems, namely, the great chain of being metaphor system and the event structure metaphor system. Second, the images, language, and sound modes work in conjunction to realize the multimodal metaphors. Third, the source domain typically appears earlier than the target domain. By examining how metaphors are represented across different modes, this article contributes to the existing body of research on multimodal metaphors and offers valuable insights for advertisers in the field.

The Fascinating Evolution of Quantum Cryptography: The Modern Information Maginot Line

Shaohan Qin — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 13:25:30 +0800

During the Cold War, a revolutionary cryptographic method, quantum cryptography, emerged. Grounded in the laws of quantum physics, quantum cryptography ensures absolute security using quantum principles. Stephen Wiesner introduced the concept in 1983, but initially received little attention, as technology at the time did not allow the encryption method to be put into practice. The field of quantum cryptography began to take shape with the arrival of two more researchers, Giles Brassard and Charles Bennett. The development of quantum cryptography accelerated dramatically after Artur Ekert proposed the application of Bell’s theorem in this field. Afterwards, more researchers got involved and new theorems and applications were developed, leading the field to become a major subject at the forefront of physics research. This paper explores why quantum cryptography is exceptionally secure and the steps that brought this idea to practice. The paper looks into the intriguing concept of quantum cryptography and the stimulating stories surrounding its progress. From Stephen Wiesner’s original proposal through Brassard and Bennett’s persistent efforts to the exciting debates between Ekert and Brassard and Bennett. This paper highlights the significant milestones and achievements that have positioned quantum cryptography at the forefront of physics research.

A Study on the Relationship between the Characteristics of Children’s Language Acquisition and the Intrinsic Structural Features of Language: Take the Acquisition of Semantic Types of Double Object Constructions as an Example

Yongxian Liang — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 16:59:00 +0800

The double object constructions in language have different semantic types, which represent meanings such as giving, obtaining, and communication. The semantic types vary among different languages. Some semantic types are common to languages, while others are unique to certain languages. The quantitative distribution pattern of semantic types of double object constructions in languages is an external manifestation of the internal structural features of languages. This paper attempts to explore the relationship between children’s acquisition characteristics of semantic types and the intrinsic structural features of language through corpus research methods. The study found that there is a parallel relationship between them, that is, children usually acquire semantic types that reflect language commonalities earlier, while acquire semantic types that reflect language personality differences later.

Research on the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Museum Exhibition Design

Song Xu — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 13:26:52 +0800

With the rapid development of information technology, artificial intelligence has developed rapidly, and is gradually widely used in all walks of life, which has a profound impact on social development. In the field of museum exhibition design, artificial intelligence also plays a role that cannot be ignored. Relevant designers should pay attention to the role of high-tech in the information age in promoting the development of the museum industry, innovatively introduce artificial intelligence technology, and promote the development of the museum to follow the pace of the time and better cater to the needs of the audience. In this context, this paper will first briefly expound the relevant concepts of artificial intelligence and museum exhibition design, then briefly discuss the application principles of artificial intelligence in museum application in museum exhibition design, and finally explore the relevant application paths, aiming to give full play to the application value of artificial intelligence in museum exhibition design, innovative design direction, and create diversified design forms. To provide visitors with a more novel tour experience, improve the recognition of the museum at the social level, and strengthen its role in cultural construction through scientific and technological means.

Overview of the Siwa Oasis Study in Egypt

Yanan Song, Junbo Zhang, Ximing Yao — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 13:33:55 +0800

The Siwa Oasis in the western desert of Egypt has attracted the attention of academic circles at home and abroad because of its long history, mysterious culture, and unique natural landscape. The research covers many fields such as history, anthropology, linguistics, environment and ecology, and economic development. The foreign research is thorough and comprehensive, and has many achievements on the historical status of Siwa, modern cultural conflict and change, language and society, ecological system and its sustainable development, while the domestic research is still superficial, mainly on the introduction of the humanistic style and historical overview. Through a comprehensive analysis of these research results, this study can have a more comprehensive understanding of the multiple values of Siwa and the problems faced by traditional culture represented by Siwa in the era of globalization.

Research on the Employment Ability of College Students Based on SCT Model

Xiaoyan Li — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

This study focuses on the key issue of college students’ employability and introduces the SCT model for in-depth analysis. By elaborating on the connotation and elements of the SCT model, the study analyzes the current status of college students’ employability in terms of professional skills, communication and collaboration, and career planning. Based on the SCT model, strategies are proposed to enhance the employability of college students from the perspectives of strengthening self-efficacy, optimizing expected outcomes, and improving environmental factors. The aim is to provide useful references for alleviating the employment difficulties of college students and promoting the improvement of employment guidance work in universities.

Research on the Influence Path of Human Resource Management on Employees’ Job Performance in Catering Enterprises

Gaopeng Zhou, Nik Hasnaa Nik Mahmood — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

This study focuses on the influence path of human resource management in catering enterprises on employees’ work performance. Through systematic analysis of key human resource management links such as recruitment, selection, training and development, performance management, salary, and welfare, it reveals how these management strategies directly or indirectly promote the improvement of employees’ personal ability, work attitude, and team cooperation. This can significantly improve employee performance. The research found that a scientific human resource management system can not only effectively stimulate the enthusiasm and creativity of employees, but also enhance the cohesion and market competitiveness of enterprises, and provide an important guarantee for the sustainable development and success of catering enterprises. This study has important practical guiding significance for catering enterprises to optimize human resource management strategy and improve staff performance.

Research on the Optimization Strategy of Performance Management Framework of Chinese Basic Education Schools from the Perspective of Organizational Structure

Fangfei Liu, Nik Hasnaa Nik Mahmood — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

The school is essentially an organization so the rationality and scientificity of its organizational structure design are of great importance to improving the effectiveness of school governance. Based on the perspective of organizational structure, this paper analyzes the current problems of performance management in basic education in China and tries to put forward some optimization strategies for the school performance management framework, to promote the long-term development of China’s basic education.

Research on Strategies in Translating Metaphors in the 2024 Chinese Government Work Report

Qingxue Liu, Dongxia Ning — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 13:39:33 +0800

Metaphors are widely used in political discourse, which arouses great attention in academic study. The report on the government work, as a paradigm in political discourse, shows a distinctive feature of the times and text by using metaphors to construct a thinking framework for political reality. This paper aims to explore the application and translation strategies of metaphors in the English translation of the report of Chinese government work in 2024. By contrastingly analyzing the Chinese text and its English version, this paper reveals the corresponding translation methods of metaphors in political discourse to enhance the communication effect. In the translation process of metaphor, the translator not only experiences a profound shift from one cultural background to another but also finishes a complex cognitive journey. Literal translation can keep the original cultural elements but may cause confusion or misunderstanding while free translation can convey the meaning briefly and clearly but may lack the original cultural element, weakening the emotional strength of the original metaphors. Therefore, flexible translation methods should be adopted to deal with different metaphors to keep a balance between cultural differences and meaning conveying.

Empowering Young Educators: The Impact of Student Organizations Development in Vocational Colleges

Jinru Ma, Leguan Jie, Lixiong Li — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 17:12:43 +0800

This study explores the pivotal role of student club development in enhancing the professional competencies of young teachers in vocational colleges. Young educators often face significant challenges, including limited understanding of vocational education, inadequate communication skills, and insufficient mentorship opportunities. Through active participation in student organizations, teachers can cultivate essential pedagogical skills, expand their professional networks, and foster emotional resilience. This reciprocal relationship not only benefits the teachers’ professional growth but also enriches the educational experience for students. The findings underscore that involvement in student clubs creates a supportive community that promotes innovative teaching practices and job satisfaction. Consequently, it is imperative for vocational institutions to actively support and implement student club initiatives as a strategic approach to professional development. By doing so, educational leaders can enhance teaching quality and address critical issues related to teacher retention and satisfaction.

Research on Innovation in Rural Public Infrastructure Management under the Background of Rural Revitalization

Qizhen Ni — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 13:42:45 +0800

To promote the sustainable development of rural public infrastructure management in the context of rural revitalization, this study focuses on management systems, funding strategies, and maintenance capacities. It analyzes existing challenges in these areas, such as underdeveloped management structures, limited financial investment, and weak maintenance capacities. Through a multi-stakeholder approach led by the government, involving social participation and market-driven initiatives, an efficient management system is established to ensure high facility utilization and service quality. The analysis indicates that a well-developed institutional framework and a robust multi-level funding structure can significantly enhance infrastructure management efficiency, providing strong support for rural development.

Exploration of a New Model of Comprehensive Cancer Prevention and Treatment Based on Psychological Support Strategies

Wei Wang, Hamdan Mohd Salleh, Ng Ming Yip — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

The incidence of cancer has increased year by year, and it has become the disease with the highest mortality rate in China, posing a serious threat to the lives and health of Chinese residents and bringing a serious burden to individuals, families, and society. Prevention before cancer occurs is the most effective way to prevent cancer, reduce the incidence of cancer, and improve quality of life. Popularizing science can enhance residents’ awareness of cancer prevention and improve their ability to prevent cancer. However, in the existing popular science model, popular science is rarely carried out from the perspective of psychological support. Therefore, this paper mainly explores a new model of comprehensive cancer prevention and treatment based on psychological support strategies.

Tracing the Cultural Genes of the Great Striving Spirit of the Chinese Nation

Ting Sun — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 13:50:05 +0800

The great striving spirit is one of the most important spiritual symbols of the Chinese nation, which has gradually formed through philosophical thinking and historical practice in the long river of history. The great striving spirit originated from Zhouyi, which states that “As Heaven is in constant motion and vibrant, virtuous men should strive continuously for self-improvement.” This indicates the respect and adherence of the ancestors to the laws of cosmic motion. Next, the “Three immortality” of “Li De”, “Li Gong”, and “Li Yan” demonstrate the ideal of striving for a civilized and developed society, with moral cultivation as the fundamental premise. Next, Wang Yangming, a representative figure of the Confucian philosophy of mind, proposed classic propositions such as “the unity of knowledge and action” and “the pursuit of conscience”, he implemented moral cognition and moral practice into daily cultivation and included human transcendence and striving spirit in every detail of life. These precious spiritual treasures have influenced countless people and gathered into a great tide of striving spirit, creating outstanding spiritual and material civilization for the Chinese nation and making tremendous contributions.

Research on the Construction of Internal Control Systems in Public Hospitals Under the New Situation

Fang Yang, Di Wang, Weiyu Chen, Xiaobo Zhang — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

With the continuous reform of China’s medical system, people’s health needs are also rising, so people have higher requirements for public medical services. At present, the economic business activities and asset management of public hospitals are becoming increasingly complicated, and the pressure of operation management is increasing. It has promoted the hospital to optimize the allocation of resource allocation and improve the operating efficiency. The management model has changed from extensive to refined, promoting the sustainable development of public hospitals. This article first starts with the development status and significance of the construction of the internal control system of the public hospital, and then sorts out the internal control of existing problems in the public hospital. The article proposes the content and efforts of the construction of an internal control system for existing problems. In the process, ideas for improvement were proposed. It is hoped that through the improvement of the management level of the hospital’s internal control system, in a changing market environment, it will better meet the needs of patients and contribute to the healthy and sustainable development of medical institutions.

China’s WTO Accession’s Effect on Chinese Society

Biqing Chen — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

The significant effects of China’s 2001 admission to the World Trade Organization (WTO) on Chinese society are examined in this research. With an emphasis on four main areas—economic transformation and growth, social ramifications of economic development, cultural transformations and shifting societal values, and government policy responses—it examines the complex aftereffects of this historical event during the last 20 years. The report emphasizes how China’s economic growth, industrial landscape, and integration into international trade networks have all been accelerated by WTO membership. It also looks at societal problems, such as regional differences, income disparity, and environmental problems. The study also covers the cultural shifts in consumer identity and behavior and how the government has adjusted its policies to reflect these developments. This study advances our knowledge of the wide-ranging effects of China’s WTO membership on its economy and society by offering a thorough summary of these interrelated elements.

Research on Hainan Sports Tourism Experience Behavior Based on the Influence of Network Text

Hongguo Guan — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

This study focuses on the influence of online texts on Hainan’s sports tourism experience behavior, aiming to explore the specific impact of online texts on Hainan’s sports tourism experience behavior and provide a reference for promoting the development of Hainan’s sports tourism. The study used methods such as text analysis to collect and analyze textual content related to Hainan sports tourism on the Internet. The research results indicate that online text has a significant impact on tourists’ travel decisions, destination selection, participation in sports events, and experience satisfaction. Positive online text can attract more tourists, while negative text may cause tourists to hesitate or give up. The research conclusion is that online text significantly affects the experience behavior of sports tourism in Hainan. Relevant departments and enterprises should attach importance to the role of online text, actively manage and guide online public opinion, improve service quality and tourist experience, and promote the sustainable development of sports tourism in Hainan.

Obtaining Effective Political Agency through Informal Access: Using Volumnia from Shakespeare’s Coriolanus as a Model

Yiyang Zhong — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 13:58:15 +0800

Past studies have examined Shakespeare’s historical plays through the lenses of political theory in multiple ways, focusing primarily on formal access to policymaking — official, structured channels of influence. This paper hereby uses Volumnia from Shakespeare’s Coriolanus as a model to examine the attainment of effective political agency through the perspective of a politician with only informal access to policymaking. Volumnia’s success in preserving the city of Rome contrasts with the failed attempts by other male characters’ sole reliance on formal political channels. Through her interactions with her son Coriolanus, a politician with formal access to policymaking, she exemplifies how effective political agency can be achieved by her use of rhetoric, body language, and indirect influence to manipulate politicians with authority to achieve her private political pursuits. Volumnia’s certified success under a patriarchal narrative exemplifies possibilities for politically marginalized minorities in modern society, especially the female body.

The Social Capital Behind SNS in China — Based on the Example of WeChat

Huiqi Xie, Yangyang Fan, Qishuang Liu, Junjuan Shen — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 14:51:26 +0800

With the increasing number of users on Chinese social network sites and the growing popularity of WeChat, it is essential to study the behaviors and attitudes of SNS (Social Networking Services) users in China to explore the underlying reasons behind them, particularly social capital. While there have been numerous studies on social capital, limited research has focused on its fluctuations in the field of the Internet. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the differences in online and offline social capital by examining people’s behaviors and attitudes towards social network sites, using WeChat as an example to explore the inner motivations of SNS users and explain the significance of social capital.

The Application and Innovation of 3D Printing Technology in Shiwan Ceramic Art

Hongtao Feng, Youyou Liu — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 14:20:08 +0800

With the rapid development of 3D printing technology, its application in the field of traditional crafts is becoming increasingly widespread. As one of China’s intangible cultural heritage, Shiwan ceramic art faces challenges in inheritance and development of its traditional manual skills. This paper aims to explore the application of 3D printing technology in Shiwan ceramic art, analyze its impact on traditional ceramic craftsmanship, and propose corresponding improvement measures. At the same time, the integration of technology and art is also the best protection and inheritance for Shiwan ceramic art.

Operational Strategy of Nonuniform Air Supply in Cleanrooms

Xin Wang, Minwei Zhang, Hao Li, Li Wang, Jun Li, Zhijun Zou — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 14:30:14 +0800

To ensure that cleanroom cleanliness requirements are met, the current design and operation of cleanrooms generally necessitate the fan filter unit (FFU) to open. However, deploying an excessive number of FFUs may lead to an air volume redundancy problem, which can reduce air volume. Conversely, reducing FFUs and their airflow might also increase the risk of uneven indoor airflow distribution and particle concentration. This study analyzes the influence of the nonuniform operational strategy of FFUs (including the opening rate, arrangement position, and air velocity of FFUs) on the distribution of airborne particulate matter concentration in the cleanroom using CFD simulation technology. Results showed that opening only the top part of the source FFU can significantly reduce the indoor particulate concentration in the cleanroom and maintain the cleanliness that meets the requirements of cleanrooms. In the case of the same number of air exchanges, increasing the air velocity of the upper FFU of the indoor airborne particulate pollution source has a significant effect on the purification of indoor particulate matter in the cleanroom. These results show that the nonuniform air supply from the upper FFU of the source has good purification performance for airborne particles in a typical cleanroom.

Research on the Binary Model of Discretionary Non-prosecution in Adult Misdemeanor Cases

Xinyue Yu — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 14:33:15 +0800

The formation of a criminal structure dominated by misdemeanors reflects the enormous potential of the discretionary non-prosecution system in managing misdemeanors. However, by analyzing the current binary model of discretionary non-prosecution in adult misdemeanor cases, there are problems such as the lack of a uniformly applied legal basis, the tendency to formalize inspections, the lack of a proper interface between criminal and administrative activities, and the ineffectiveness of special prevention. Therefore, the binary model can be rethought from the perspective of procedural law, and a new discretionary non-prosecution binary model can be formed by perfecting the existing relative non-prosecution system and constructing a conditional non-prosecution system for adult misdemeanor cases, combining the pre-conditional non-prosecution model and the post-prosecutorial opinion model.

Taxonomic Study on Some Diptera Insects in Shapotou National Nature Reserve, Zhongwei, Ningxia

Zengwang Han — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 14:37:34 +0800

Nearly 40 years since the establishment of the Ningxia Zhongwei Shapotou National Nature Reserve, great achievements have been made in sand control and sand fixation, improving the diversity of the reserve. In this study, the morphology of Diptera insects collected in the area from 2022 to 2024 was carried out, and the identification was based on the COI gene sequence.

The Future Cityscape: A Realm of Unrestricted Creativity and Joy

Xuhui Zhang — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

This study explores the concept of a dynamic cyber metropolis that liberates human life, emphasizing creativity and joy as the pillars of citizen-workers’ pursuits. The goal of this paper is to imagine the future cityscape. The city of the future promises to be a harmonious society in which imagination flourishes and labor is rendered obsolete through the integration of work and living within a public mesh that is dynamic and adaptable. This paper underlines the need for flexibility, inventiveness, and automation in the process of shaping the urban landscapes of the future as well as offers a succinct overview of the most significant results of the research. This paper aims to look at the effects of combining life and employment, the function of technology, and the likelihood of an automated society. The study ends with a picture in which the enrichment of human life is much influenced by the liberty to create and enjoy.

Analyzing the Deconstruction and Reinvention of Infernal Affairs and The Departed Remake from a Cross-Cultural Perspective

Luyin Cao — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0800

The purpose of this article is to comprehensively analyze the phenomenon of deconstruction and reinvention in the remake process of the film Infernal Affairs (2002) and its Hollywood remake The Departed (2006) from a cross-cultural perspective. With the continuous advancement of globalization, the film is an important carrier of cultural communication, so its cross-cultural remake has become an important bridge connecting different cultures. Hollywood, as the leader of the global film industry, has not only maintained the vitality of the industry through the remake strategy but also successfully absorbed the cultural creativity of Asian countries. Taking The Departed and Infernal Affairs as examples, this paper explores in detail the differences in cultural positioning, the shift in narrative purpose, the similarities and differences in characterization, as well as the use of visual styles and the aesthetics of violence in the remakes of the two films. The study finds that Hollywood has profoundly deconstructed the Chinese cultural elements in the original film during the remake process, and reconstructed a narrative system in line with the American cultural background, thus realizing cultural reconstruction and dissemination. This process not only reflects the influence of cultural differences on film creation but also reveals the complexity of cultural infiltration in the context of globalization.