Proceedings of the 2021 4th International Conference on Humanities Education and Social Sciences (ICHESS 2021)
491 articles
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Burden in Schizophrenia: A Literature review
Hanchun Yang, Hanyang Yu
Although some researchers have made studies on some aspects of the burden of schizophrenia patients, there is not a comprehensive focus. This paper will focus on both the hard burden (easily quantifiable data, such as economic) and the soft burden (difficult to quantify data) of schizophrenia patients....
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A Systematic Review of the History, Cause, and Treatment of Persistent Depressive Disorder
Jiaren Lu
Persistent depressive disorder (PDD) is a new classification in the DSM-5 that includes dysthymia, chronic major depressive disorder, recurrent major depressive disorder, and dual depression. Although a new concept, PDD is already a common mood disorder. However, information about the disease is limited....
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Current Situation of International Marketing and Development Strategy Under the Background of Economic Globalization
Jing He
Economic globalization has intensified the competition in the international market. Chinese enterprises should innovate and develop international marketing and carry out effective international market strategic planning, which can further promote the development and development of enterprises and help...
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Research on the Coverage of Different Newspapers Under Major Disasters
Take Henan Daily, Henan Business Daily and Dahe Daily’s Coverage of the July 20 Henan Rainstorm as an Example
Yuhan Wang
The significant economic losses and casualties caused by Henan rainstorm on July 20, 2021 has been closely followed by domestic media. This paper has analyzed 181 news reports concerning the devastating floods from July 21 to July 31 by Henan Daily, Dahe Daily and Henan Business Daily using the method...
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On Henry de Bracton’s on the Laws and Customs of England
Shiyi Guo
This work aims to give a brief interpretation of the medieval social structure in England based on the legal work of Henry de Bracton, namely excerpts from On the Laws and Customs of England. Divisions that existed between the free and unfree, women and men, as well as power division between the English...
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Potential Solutions for Accessing Abstract Concepts in Embodied Theories of Cognition
Yijie Chen, Yanyi Wu, Kaiyi Wang
The theory proved to be true is the embodied view, which illustrates that if people think about concrete concepts, such as ‘kick’ and ‘pick,’ they will use modality-specific simulations. However, abstract concepts posed a severe challenge for this embodied view. Then, researchers used mental metaphor...
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Staff Culture of Starbucks Part-time College Students
Qitian Mao, Muzi Liu, Kejun Ye, Ken Qin
This article, which mainly discusses the staff culture of part-time college students at Starbucks, aims to offer insights into building satisfying staff culture and excellent working environment. The paper begins with a comprehensive description of the working site of part-time workers where we conducted...
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Education and Peacebuilding: Analysis Based on Theory and Big Data
Xiaofan Hong
Education is always thought to be an effective method that can civilize human beings [1], generate national unity [2] and liberate people from the innocent and savage stage [3]. To explore whether educated people are less likely to use physical forces in conflicts and to what extent can education contributed...
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Geographical Mechanisms of Regional Differentiation and Evolution of Pronunciation and Singing Tune Under the New Mobility Paradigm——A Case Study of Ten Local Operas in China
Qin Liu, Kai Xu, Xiaojun Yang
Opera is a traditional culture integrating mobility and immobility. Based on the perspective of new flow paradigm, this paper adopts the spatial analysis method to analyse the regional distribution characteristics and formation mechanism of ten operas. The research shows that: (1) Based on the Qinling...
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Analysis of Mafengwo’s Social Media Strategy
Jiaqi Wu
Social media marketing is one of the marketing methods that is commonly used by companies. This paper takes one of China’s most representative online travel agencies, Mafengwo, as an example, analyzes the construction and content of its social media platforms, and summarizes four marketing models: “multi-channel...
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Research on the Influence of E-sports News on Middle-Aged Audience Attitude
Siqi Liu, Zitong Shang, Yingzhuo Zheng
As E-sports is booming in China in recent years, E-sports news also appears in public in great numbers. Based on data analysis and literature review, it is clear that mainstream media’s attitude towards E-sports has converted in the last few years, but do these news reports actually affect people’s attitudes,...
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Students’ Learning Experiences in the Foundation Year of a Sino-Foreign Joint University
Yimiao Chen
Transnational higher education (THHE) has developed rapidly in China. Over the past decade, its latest form, namely, cooperation universities have been established, which may lead the future development of TNHE. Considering studies on this type of institution are very limited, this research adopted a...
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Caesar’s British Expedition: What are the Real Intentions Behind His Two Expeditions?
Zhejun Zhang
This paper aims to discuss the real intention behind Caesar’s two British expeditions and the evidence against the conquest theory. In Commentarii De Bello Gallico, Caesar claimed that he invaded Britain because he would like to teach the Britons a lesson for aiding the Gauls. Most modern scholars disagree...
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Transition of Chinese Students to Australian Universities
Strategies to Support Their Academic Learning
Danmeng Zhu
In recent decades, the high quality of life and study environment in Australia has attracted an increasing number of Chinese students to apply to Australian universities. However, the major differences between eastern and western societies bring some difficulties for Chinese students studying in Australia,...
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Decolonization Education as One Future Trend in School: Recognizing the Absence and Disengagement
Wenxi Wu
Since the West civilization has constructed “elites” as the powerful through the social and political sciences within a social structure based on world-system theory, several social justice movements, such as Black Lives Matter (BLM) and the protest vandalizing Sir Winston Churchill’s statue, have delivered...
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Hegemonic Masculinity in East Asia: China, South Korea and Japan
Gongning Ma, Chunduoer Yang, Zhaojun Qin, Meixi Guo
This comparative research is aimed to discuss the similarities and differences of hegemonic masculinity in China, South Korea, and Japan. For each particular country in East Asia, the research specifically analyzes the reason for formation of hegemonic masculinity, and then discusses its implicit and...
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U-boats: The Unsuccessful Role in WWII
Jinghan Cheng
The essay examines the factors that led the Nazi German U-boats to their ultimate failure of changing the war progress in World War Two with the application of primary and secondary sources, in addition to the opinions of other historians.
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The Enlightenment on Campus Emergency Management
Ziliang An, Ning Wang, Junxiao Wang, Dingsong Bai, Shaofeng Liu
The campus is a place where social talents are highly gathered. If an emergency occurs improperly handled, it will directly affect social stability. With the hot topic in the field of safety accidents in campus, the public awareness of emergency management has increased remarkably. In response to the...
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Thoughts on Dink’s family pension
Gao Dingding
The Dink family has been growing slowly since the 1980s in China, although it is not large, but with the first family members who chose Dink to get old, the ding family’s old-age problems have become more and more prominent, and have attracted the attention of scholars. In this paper, the research results...
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Research on the Mechanism and Path of Social Work Intervening in Poverty Prevention Work ——Taking Yanshan-Taihangshan Area as an Example
Jianying Kang, Jiale Wang, Xiangdong Xue
After the completion of the targeted poverty alleviation strategy, my country has entered the stage of rural revitalization, but the fragile natural environment and economic and social environment of the Yanshan-Taihang Mountains still have some risks of returning to poverty, which restricts the development...
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The Flow of Gender Equality Education Practices in China and the Media Bias in the New Era: From the Perspective of Sociology of Knowledge
Tunan Huang, Xintong Liu
Achieving gender equality in education is one of the key goals of China’s educational modernization and democratization and a fundamental means of achieving gender equality in China. This paper takes a perspective of the sociology of knowledge to reflect on and examine the tradition of gender education...
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Let the Past Rest: The Influence of Effortful Control on Directed Forgetting of Explicit and Implicit Memories
Yang Yang, Lixing Yin, Jinghan You, Zichen Zhang
The ability of directed forgetting is closely related to the individuals’ level of effortful control. This study aims to investigate the effect effortful control has on the level of directed forgetting. Forty-nine Chinese participants of ages between 18 and 25 were invited to this study. Participants...
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The Turn of Minimalism in Chinese Women’s Clothing in the New Century
Junyi Cai, Ningxin Chen, Qiyue Dai
Minimalism plays an important role in the evolution of contemporary Chinese women’s clothing. It is a clothing design style and a representative of the change of contemporary Chinese women’s thinking and lifestyle. Especially in the new century, the birth and rapid development of mass media and post-modern...
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A Case Study on Kenyan Female Students’ High Post-Primary Drop-out Rate
Yuwei Bai
This essay looks at the topic of gender equality in education by focusing on Kenyan female high post-primary school drop-out rate. Through field research in Nairobi, Kenya, the author identified the main socioeconomic factors that constraints Kenyan females from continuing education. The factors are...
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An Analysis of the Internal Challenges Faced by Our Army’s Military Cultural Confidence
Liu Wenjuan, Wang Zi, Zhang Mengqi, Fang Hua
Military cultural self-confidence is an important part of cultural self-confidence. It is also a solid spiritual foundation and an important source of strength for our military to achieve the party’s goal of strengthening the military in the New Era and build a world-class military. The internal challenges...
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Ethnographic Research on Buying Habits and Consumer Behaviors of Different Genders in Supermarkets
Tianqin Kuang, Juanjie Zhang, Pengzhuhui Xiong, Qiuyi Wang
This paper mainly focuses on the differences in consumption behaviors between men and women, and the method of ethnography will be used to conduct field notes in the work. After the experimental steps of observation and interview, the differences are mainly reflected in the individual’s original thinking...
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Does Absolute Music Help Chinese College Students Improve the Study Performance? A Test of Absolute Musical Influence
Xiaoyi Guo, Yalan Qin, Xinhuan Wu
This study investigated the absolute music’s short-term effect on Chinese college students’ academic performance. One questionnaire contains Chinese college freshmen level Math problems (Estimated time: 40 mins), which were picked from several final review question lists. Based on our two groups (totally...
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Analysis of the Implementation Process of Targeted Poverty Alleviation Policy
Taking Lankao County of Henan as an Example
Shangmeng Li, Guotong Liu, Yanru Yu
In 2013, China’s President Xi Jinping first put forward “precision poverty alleviation”. Lankao County of Henan Province was listed as a poverty-stricken national county by the poverty alleviation and development leading group of the State Council in 2012, starting the targeted poverty alleviation. However,...
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How Do Broca’s Aphasics Comprehend Chinese Passive BEI?
Yueyuan Li, Yuehan Wu, Xinhui Zhang, Zhuoyan Zhang
In recent years, there are many studies concentrating on the syntactic comprehensive ability of patients with Broca’s aphasia who are all native English speakers. Among them, the mechanism of how patients comprehend passive sentences is concerned by many researchers. Contrastively, there are few studies...
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Does the Different Branching Direction Affect Memory Accuracy?
Qijun Feng, Yunzi Gai, Jiacheng Hao
The relationship between language and memory has always been a subject of numerous researches. One hypothesis is that language affects how we perceive the world. Recent studies have found that the branching direction of a person’s native language affects his/her working memory and the way that he/she...
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Analysis on the Chinese Anxiety of Involution from Jiwa with the Background of Globalization
Ruixue Li
This article combines the recently broadcasted Chinese TV series “A love for Dilemma” and analyze the educational methods of different families and the educational concepts of the same family at different stages as the starting point, and the educational reforms of different countries as the starting...
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A Comparative Study of Aristotle’s and Confucius’ Views on Literature
Xuemeng Zhang
Aristotle and Confucius were two great ideologists in the Axial Period. Their interpretive theories of literature have, to varying degrees, become the classic works that lay the foundation for the tradition of literary and artistic criticism in the West and East. A comparative study of Aristotle’s and...
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The Changes of Mother Parenting in China and Its Current Status
Meichen Zhang
The article analysis the important changes in the role of mother from ancient China and modern China and explore the inner characteristics of mother under different historical background. Mother’s responsibility changed from sampling fostering the kids to planning and scheduling kids’ life and education....
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Development of Categorizing Ability in Preschoolers
Xiaoxi Wang, Zhicheng Zhang, Na Hu
Categorical thinking is the underlying capability of information technology. In order to get more understand the development of children categorization ability, two experiments were employed in this research. 60 children (30 boys, 30 girls) joined the experiment, there are 20 children for each age group(3-4...
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Determinants and Possible Solutions of K12 Education Gap Between Chinese Urban and Rural Areas
Yijiao Jiang, You Wang
Education is an important driving force for social development and human progress. Much work has been done to promote equity and development in education. The rapid development of the social economy has accelerated the pace of the development of education, but at the same time, the gap between urban...
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Business Model Comparison Between Spotify and NetEase Cloud Music
Yonghao Li, Qirui Zhang, Anna Rita Li, Jun Cheng
“With the development of technologies, the importance of music has been increased. Based on one of the researches about music, it pointed out that music somehow has the ability to release our pain, help release our stress or give us confidence. In one sentence, music has a powerful therapeutic effect...
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Contrasting and Analyzing Machine and Human Translation: A Case Study on Red Sorghum
Manxin Lan, Linshan Zhao
The quality of machine translation is an important part in machine language competence. Currently, there are still many differences between machine translation and human translation. The quality of machine translation still could not reach the quality of human translation. We take a Chinese literary...
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Suggestion on Chinese High Education Reform Based on the Comparison of Education Philosophy Between China and America
Huijie Wang
High school education serves as a bridge between compulsory and higher education. High school education reflects the quality of national education and affects a country’s overall economic strength and educational progress. As the campus environment is covered by exam-orientation, the utilitarianism and...
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Research and Practice of Differential Classroom
Teaching Mode of Marketing Courses
Li Chunhui
In the network age, classroom is still the main way and place for students to learn knowledge and the main battlefield of education. The investigation found that there are many bad phenomena in the current classroom. In view of these phenomena, the differential classroom teaching mode of “taking students...
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Xi Jinping’s Party Development Ideology and Its Enlightment on Party Development in Public Hospitals
Rujun Cai
In face of the pandemic, Party development in public hospitals has become increasingly important. The Party Central Committee has always attached importance to Party development in public hospitals, and President Xi Jinping has given instructions on the Party building in public hospitals and the ideological...
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A Review of Body Image Disturbance in Binge Eating Disorder
Yonghui He, Ruihang Liu, Zhuo’er Mu, Jingyan Nie
This paper mainly reviews the related research of body image disorder and binge eating disorder in recent ten years, examines the effect of body image disturbance (BID) in binge eating disorder (BED). BED is characterized by binge-eating repeatedly occurs and last a week for three months, at the same...
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Reports, Trends and Debates Upon Chinese Mainland Gender-stigmatized Issues
A Literature Review 2000-2020
Enming. Kang, Siying. Lu, Congge. Xu
In China, research mostly focuses on the stigmatized who are highly representative to a relatively less marginal or minor group in the society such as low-income rural migrant workers in cities. The perceptions of the stigma of diverse conditions are subjected to vague and personalized characteristics....
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Validity of Psychotherapy in Treating Chinese Adolescents with Anorexia Nervosa
Xiaozhi Luo
The essay is written to educate the general public about Anorexia and its corresponding treatments. It dwells on the etiology and impacts of Anorexia Nervosa. The application and effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy will be interpreted later, emphasizing the...
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Social Reproduction in K-12: Life-long Effects on Middle-class Students
Zhan Guo, Yan Wu, Yu Zhang
The educational system plays an essential role in people’s lives, while it may not provide equitable opportunities for students. This paper has two main themes. The first is associating with the social reproduction theory of cultural theorist Pierre Bourdieu; more specifically, it is about the social...
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Analyzing the Reasons Causing the Trend of Yaoi in Japan
Yue Liu
Today, it is not uncommon to see Japanese women discussing romance between two men. Yaoi are works of male-male romance created by and for women. There are multiple reasons contributing to females’ fervor in yaoi. This paper will first analyze micro and psychological factors. This paper finds that in...
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The Life of Africans in China: Experience and Perception
A Case Study of Guangzhou
Chenyang Hu
This study is a review of studies into the subjective experience of African students and workers in China and perceptions held by Chinese toward such group. This involves ways African people were marginalized from this society, how Chinese traditional ideas affect people’s understanding towards them,...
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The Significance of Alexander’s Three Hundred Suits of Armor
Changchang Fan
This paper analyzes the significance of the three hundred suits of armor that Alexander the Great inscribed after the Battle of Granicus. Starting from the introduction of the early days in Alexander’s reign, this paper goes through introducing the reluctance of Alexander as king from the Greeks to analyzing...
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Failure Military Arrangement
Research Based on George Macartney’s Embassy to China
Yiqun Hu, Shujie Jia, Zhao Luan
Macartney’s visit to China is an important event in the history of Sino-foreign relations. In the arrangement of welcoming the British mission, the military participation of the local troops was an important component emphasized by Emperor Gaozong (Qian Long Emperor) of the Qing Dynasty. This paper analyzes...
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Media Effects on High School and University Students’ Views on Popular Clothes
Xiaomeng Ling, Liyu Yang, Chun Zhan, Jingxin Zhao
The theme of our research is the influence of popular logo on the behaviour of high school and college students. More and more high school and college students are attracted by popular brands, and it seems that popular logo becomes a fashion trend within those student communities. For this phenomenon,...
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Analysis on Environmental Pollution of MNEs from the Perspective of the Host Country, China
Sizhe Liu, Weiwen Qian, Peike Wu
The investment of multinational enterprises (hereinafter referred to as MNEs) in China has promoted the local economy’s development and caused serious environmental damage. From the perspective of MNEs, the reason is the high cost of environmental protection in the home country of MNEs leads to the internalization...
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The Identity of Student Video Makers and in the Case of BiliBili
We Media Study in Post-modernism
Yuguo Chen, Chanyu Guo, Qianxun Xia
Eriksson once said: Adolescence is a critical period of identity construction, but there is a group of student video producers who project their desire for identity into the identity of the video producer, which is BiliBili’s student video maker. This article takes this group as the research object and...
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Exploring PBL Online Teaching to Enhance Students’ Meta-Learning Skills
Yajie Chen, Yilin Liu
This paper reviews mainly on PBL online teaching model and some online teaching practice to explore the necessity that students are supposed to acquire. The paper first introduces the conception of meta-learning skills which can be highly described as learning skills in the process of students’ learning....
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Practice and Exploration of Cultivating Mode of Students’ Innovation Ability of Engineering Universities
Qiangtian Li
Cultivation of students’ innovation ability of engineering university is very important for the society and educators. This paper reconstructs the cultivation mode of fostering the innovation of college students by integrating every key element in nurturing their innovation and making the element function...
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Phylogenesis and Embodied Self-Reflexivity of Mind
Based on George Herbert Mead’s Symbolic Interactionism
Zhen Huang
The social psychology of George Herbert Mead shows that society is the source of mind and self-emerging from the biological matrix, and mind and self are indispensable for the complex types of social organizations seen by human beings. It is precisely because of advanced language ability and developed...
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Absurdism in “The Outsider”
Ruoqi Han
Absurdism is a milestone in the history of philosophy. When it is studied, Albert Camus can’t avoid being mentioned, who is a representative of Absurdism. Literature leads mankind to concretely experience abstract philosophy. Camus’s literature is the specific manifestation of his Absurdism. Among all...
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Enlightenments from High School Online English Class in China During Pandemic
Jiaming Chen
Thanks to COVID-19, renovations have been witnessed in English classes in Chinese public schools because all the off-line classes were forced to be transferred online. However, teaching distantly was a new attempt for most teachers in traditional schools, especially in developing cities. Thus, I have...
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Emotional Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease and Its Atypical Neural Mechanism
Letian Zhu
Emotions support the formation of durable representations of past experiences in long term memory. It has been suggested that people tend to have a better memory performance for emotional stimuli than neutral stimuli. Based on previous studies, the uncinate fasciculus, linking the amygdala and temporal...
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Research on the Working Principle of Machine Vision and Its Application in Industrial Robot
Lei Chen
This paper mainly explores the application thinking and development of industrial robot technology from the perspective of machine. For the current development of industrial robot technology, if you want to explore and develop mechanical engineering technology from the mechanical market, you must recognize...
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Happy Learning
How Different Emotions Affect Semantic Memory
Lexuan Jiang, Yuqi Wang, Yaru Yang
Emotions are ubiquitous in learning activities and are considered closely linked to school climate and classroom climate. However, the question of how these emotions may affect memory encoding and retrieval has not gained sufficient attention. Previous empirical studies focused more on emotional effects...
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Foreign Language Moral Education under the Guidance of Cultural Security Approach
Yuan Jie, Lan Jie
In the process of globalization, maintaining and strengthening national cultural security is of strategic significance for ensuring national security, increasing national cohesion and protecting cultural diversity. Foreign language teaching not only provides language education for cultural exchange,...
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Problems and Countermeasures of Transformation and Innovation of Scientific and Technological Resources in Colleges and Universities — A Case Study of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area
Jian Dong, Jianru Xie, Guizhen Fu
Based on the connotations and characteristics of the scientific and technological resources in colleges and universities, this paper proposes that there are a large number of problems in the colleges and universities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, such as the lack of the government-industry-university-research...
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Applying Nearpod to 10th-Grade History Courses to Improve Teaching Efficiency
Haitian Peng
A teacher set a 10th-grade historical course about Industrial Revolutions with an application called Nearpod during guided cognitive tasks’ instruction. Here reports the pedagogical efficiency and high-cognitive receive on students’ side of applying Nearpod in the course, enabled by the multi-dimensions’...
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Research on the Responsibility of Labour Rights Protection of MNEs
Taking Foxconn Incident as an Example
Yirui Chen, Xinran Lao
From 2010 to 2012, Foxconn had a series of employee suicides, and then Foxconn’s serious illegal employment behaviour aroused social attention and heated discussions. As the main supplier of Apple, Foxconn’s illegal employment behaviour has also caused society and academia to think about how MNEs should...
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Thoughts on Double Alleviation Policy: A Background-based International Comparison of Shadow-education Policies
Sini Wu
The Chinese State Council announced Shuangjian Policy (aka. Double Alleviation Policy) intending to alleviate students’ pressure. The purpose of this conceptual article is to predict the possible consequences on Chinese tutoring institutions by conducting a comparative study of various educational policies...
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A Study on Teachers’ Job Satisfaction in Less Economically Developed Areas
Based on an empirical survey in County S, City A, Inner Mongolia
Xiaochen Yan
Investigating the current situation of teachers’ job satisfaction is an important way to promote the development of education in less economically developed areas. This study used interview and questionnaire method to investigate teachers’ job satisfaction in County S, City A, Inner Mongolia. The results...
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Changes of Compulsory Education Policy in China
Xianlong Sun
Since the 72nd anniversary of the founding of The People’s Republic of China, the leadership of the state over education has been the key to the development of China’s educational cause. In a short period time China continues to develop socialism with Chinese characteristics education policies to promote...
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Antisocial Personality Disorder Overview
Xinyue Chang, Jiaxin Li
The main content of this report reviews the past studies on antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) and summarizes its etiology, impacts, prognosis, treatment approaches, and recommendations for future development. The literature review section focuses on the possible factors for antisocial personality...
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Are Situation Models Embodied?
Beige Jin, Yucheng Wu, Cheok Kei Lo
Researchers have proposed that readers construct situation models when reading texts. According to Zwaan’s event-indexing model, a situation model can be analyzed in five dimensions: space, time, entity, causation, and motivation. There is robust behavioral evidence showing the existence of situation...
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Research on the Differences of Disaster Reports in Chinese and American Media from the Cross-cultural Perspective
Using Phuket Boat Capsizing as an Example
Lu Chen
News is the mirror of culture. Disaster news is an excellent material for studying social and cultural values, because it involves individuals, institutions, the government and the whole society. Taking Phuket boat capsizing in July 2018 as an example, this paper uses the textual contrast method and...
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A Discussion of Reification in the Human-Technology Relationship through an Examination of Cyborg
Rui Zhou
As the modern technology plays a more ubiquitous role than ever in society, it becomes crucial for us to understand humans in relation to technology. To achieve this goal, this study raises the question of whether the human subject is reified in the cyborg (a fictional form of life that combines technology...
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Review of Psychological Factors That Cause the Game to Charge Money
Jingxin Wang
Nowadays, with the gradual popularization of the Internet, the influence of game top-up is gradually expanding. There are a few stories in the news about game charging, and most of them are about family conflicts or irreparable economic losses caused by excessive charging. This research will investigate...
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Let the Anti-Drug Awareness Go Deep into the Youth: On the Innovative Path of Drug Control Publicity in Colleges and Universities
Jun Yin, Jiaxin Liao, Xiaona Luo, Xi Cheng
Drugs are the root of all evils. Since the eradication of tobacco in Humen nearly 200 years ago, the Chinese nation has never stopped fighting against drugs. Anti-drug work has always been a problem that our Party and government attach great importance to, and anti-drug publicity and education is a key...
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Childhood Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A Research Review
Zejia Cao, Sifan Li, Chunjie Zhang
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) belongs to the category of neurodevelopmental disorders. The morbidity among worldwide school-aged children is 5%, and 30% to 50% of it would continue to be influenced by the subsequent syndrome. The importance of exploring ADHD is very obvious and vital:...
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The Construction and Application of the Chinese Contextual Internet Buzzword “Male Virtuousness”
A Study of Cyber Feminist Discourse Symbols
Xinyu Fei
In recent years, courses focusing on Confucian principles have spread across China, once again bringing Confucian teaching for women back to the classroom as a classic. Such education calls for women to return to the home. Meanwhile, in today’s Chinese society, where women play an important role in the...
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Existing Problems and Possible Responses for Labour Rights During COVID-19 Period
From MNEs Responsibility Perspective
Hengwei. Gu, Liuya. Yuan
In these days of economic globalization, the power held by MNEs is increasing continually, which can even determine the stability of the world economic and the welfare of the whole society. As a major group of employers, the decisions and actions of MNEs affect the welfare of billions of workers. Especially...
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Internet Plus Agriculture Mode
Xi Chen
Under the historical development of agriculture at China and abroad and the development of Internet at home and abroad, agriculture has spawned a different agriculture business model from the past. This model will help alleviate the public’s requirements for food. The application of new technologies...
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Knowledge Management in Improving the Competitiveness of Chinese Advanced Manufacture Industry
Haiyan ZHOU
The advanced manufacture industry is the support and foundation of the economic and social development. Its transfer and quality upgrade are the important content of the structural reform, which helps improve the supply, enlarge the demand and promote the products and industry to march forward the middle-to-high...
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Environmental Responsibility of Multinational Enterprises
Shaoxiong Bai, Bowei Chang, Yanfeng Wang, Yueting Zhao
In today’s society, MNEs play an increasingly important role in social, cultural, and political issues. MNEs must seize opportunities, invest in development, and obtain the greatest benefits worldwide. To some extent, this is a good thing for the host country. It can develop the national economy. However,...
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Mental Health of Healthcare Workers during the Outbreak of COVID-19
Zheng Peiqi
During the COVID-19, millions of HCWs around the world have devoted themselves to fighting against the virus. While the physical and psychological of patients or the public are worth examining, the HCWs’ mental health state is also worth caring for. This article summarizes some factors that may induce...
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A Test of the Potential Curvilinear Relationship Between Students with Middle-range Performance and Received Teachers’ Attention
YUNUO YAO
Teenagers have infinity potential, especially in adolescence. At this time, teenagers are sensitively influenced by factors in their life, including schools. In high school daily life observation, students with high or low academic and extracurriculars performance received high attention from teachers....
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Influences of COVID-19 on the Primary and Secondary Education in China
Xue Bai
The sudden outbreak of COVID-19 disrupted China’s primary and secondary school regular education teaching plan. In response to COVID - 19, Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China has issued the document of “classes suspended, but learning continues” [1]. Even though online education effectively...
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Research on the Current Situation and Strategy of Talent Training of Logistics Management Specialty from the Perspective of Intelligent Logistics
Xinhong Deng
In the current development of information internet life, intelligent logistics is developing rapidly in the field of logistics industry. As an emerging development direction in the field of logistics, the development of intelligent logistics often needs more excellent logistics management professionals....
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British International Education: Policies Implemented, International Students Mobility (ISM) and Statistical Basis
Zixuan Chen, Hongyu Li
Policies on international students in the UK always show a strong impact on the UK higher education and society. This essay focuses on drawing a statistics-based analysis on the relations between international students and UK higher education. When analyzing the motivation of international students’...
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Analysis on Relevant Music Therapy Elements and Its Effectiveness on Treating AD
Yutian Zhang
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a serious but common health condition for old people, and it is different from normal aging. Finding an effective treatment and ultimate cure for AD has become a hot topic in the field of medicine and neuroscience nowadays. However, due to the complexity of the disease and...
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Interactive Machines and Its Implication in Scientific Realism
Shuai Han
Since the tech boom in the early 2000s, computer science, especially the study of algorithms and mathematics, has been prevalent to satisfy new needs for efficiency and convenience. The founding father of modern computer science, Alan Turing, proposes the foundation of modern computability theories known...
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A Study on the Change of Career Values of Hotel Management Students -- Based on Cognitive Dissonance Theory
Chao Chia-Wei, Zhong Zi-Sheng
What is the reason why most hotel management students have fled the industry after internship? What factors affect their career values in the process of internship? Based on the theory of cognitive dissonance and the method of in-depth interview, the research conducted in-depth interviews with 8 interns...
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Research on Operation and Management of Intelligent Teaching System in Colleges and Universities
Lie-sheng HUANG, Dan ZHANG, Zi-heng HUANG
With the development of information technology and its in-depth application in the field of education, colleges and universities are actively building intelligent teaching system, but there are many problems in the operation and management of the system, and the advantages of the system have not been...
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The Impact of Tenure Track Personnel System on Higher Education in China
Yihua Wang
The publications in international journals are widely perceived to be the crucial indicator in global ranking tables. To increase China’s competitiveness in the global knowledge economy, the tenure track system is introduced in Chinese elite universities, aiming to realize the transition from key universities...
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Innovation of University Course Teaching Mode Based on Node Method Project Management
Jiade Wang
Under the background of informatization, digitization, networking and intellectualization, the traditional teaching mode of colleges and universities cannot meet the needs of the development of modern society. In order to cultivate modern and high-quality talents, colleges and universities need to build...
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The Analysis of Positive Effect Between Healthy Intimate Relationship and the Anxious Attachment Styles
Xiangyu Jiang
Psychologists have divided one’s secure levels into three types of attachment: secure attachment style, anxious attachment style, and avoidant attachment style. These types of attachment are easily formed due to parental neglect and environmental anxiety during infant periods. Although the attachment...
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People’s Tendency of Watching Films Has Already Been Influenced the Development of Information Age
Ng Waiping
Film-related videos has been invented and developed in a rapid speed after the development of information age. This paper examines how the development of the information age has affected the trend of movie-watching. Here, in order to understand the film-watching habits of the public, I obtained quantitative...