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Challenges and Countermeasures of Functionalized Graphene Materials in Water Purification
This article focuses on the application of functionalized graphene materials in the field of water purification. Firstly, the characteristics of functionalized graphene materials were introduced, and their great potential in water purification was expounded. Then, a series of challenges faced by this material in practical application were deeply analyzed, including high preparation costs, poor dispersion, potential secondary pollution, and technical bottlenecks for large-scale application. In response to these challenges, corresponding countermeasures have been proposed, such as optimizing the preparation process, surface modification to enhance dispersibility, strengthening safety assessment and supervision, and promoting industry-university-research cooperation to accelerate technology transformation. It aims to provide theoretical support and practical guidance for the further promotion and application of functionalized graphene materials in water purification.
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The Phenomenon of "Policy Idling" in the Implementation of Public Policies and Its Governance Path
This article focuses on the phenomenon of "policy idling" in the implementation of public policies. By deeply analyzing its connotation, manifestations, causes and hazards, and combining practical cases with relevant theories, it explores effective governance paths. Research has found that the phenomenon of "policy idling" is quite common in the process of policy implementation, seriously affecting the realization of policy goals and the protection of public interests. To address this phenomenon, it is necessary to start from multiple aspects such as improving policy formulation, optimizing the implementation subjects, strengthening supervision and evaluation, and creating a favorable implementation environment, to build a comprehensive and multi-level governance system, so as to enhance the implementation efficiency of public policies and ensure their effective implementation.
The Beauty of Geometry: Mathematical Analysis of Shapes and Spatial Perception
This article aims to delve deeply into the beauty of geometry. Through the mathematical analysis of figures and spatial perception, it reveals the significance and unique charm of geometry in the field of mathematics as well as in real life. Firstly, the origin and development of geometry were introduced, and its historical context as an important branch of mathematics was expounded. Then, conduct a detailed analysis of the properties, characteristics and interrelationships of common geometric figures, and precisely describe and deduce them using mathematical methods. Then, the focus is on spatial perception, exploring how to understand and construct spatial concepts with the aid of mathematical tools, including spatial coordinate systems, spatial transformations, and other contents. Further study the extensive application of geometry in fields such as art, architecture, and science to showcase the beauty of its interdisciplinary integration. Finally, summarize the profound significance of the beauty of geometry for human beings to understand the world and promote social development, and emphasize the value and prospects of continuing to conduct in-depth research on geometry.
Several Elementary Estimates of Prime Number Distribution and Their Improvements
This paper systematically reviews elementary estimation methods and their improved techniques for prime number distribution, focusing on the theoretical foundations and applied value of the Euler sieve, Chebyshev's theorem, and elementary proofs of the prime number theorem. It also analyzes the latest progress in improvements based on analytical methods and numerical optimization. By reviewing the mathematical principles and historical development of elementary methods, this paper illustrates their important role in revealing the laws governing prime number distribution, while also pointing out their limitations in accuracy and complexity. The article also speaks of possibilities of using contemporary elementary methods for building algorithms and cryptography and exploring the future of combining analysis tools and computational machinery. This article provides theoretical resources and practicable observations for future studies and interdisciplinary applications pertaining to prime number distribution.
From a Probabilistic Perspective, the Construction of a Prevention Mechanism for Bridge Accidents
This article aims to deeply explore the construction of a bridge accident prevention mechanism from a probabilistic perspective. Firstly, the severity of bridge accidents and the necessity of studying from a probabilistic perspective were expounded. Then, various factors influencing the occurrence of bridge accidents and their probabilistic characteristics were analyzed, including design factors, construction factors, material factors, environmental factors, and usage and maintenance factors, etc. Then, the probability-based bridge accident risk assessment method was elaborated in detail, including steps such as risk identification, probability estimation and risk evaluation. On this basis, targeted strategies for constructing bridge accident prevention mechanisms were proposed, covering aspects such as the design stage, construction stage, usage and maintenance stage, as well as monitoring and management throughout the entire life cycle.
Legal Recognition of Compliance Exemption Mechanisms for AI in ESG Decision-Making
This topic studies the legitimacy of compliance and exemption of artificial intelligence in the fields of environment, society and economy. Artificial intelligence technology has been more and more applied in ESG information disclosure, rating and investment decision-making, which makes the traditional legal liability system face new challenges. The existing research mainly focuses on the attribution of AI responsibility, algorithm transparency and so on, but lacks the research on the exemption mechanism of AI. By means of literature analysis and comparative study, this project intends to analyze the changes of ESG compliance obligations, directors’ responsibilities, information disclosure and credit rating of enterprises under AI intervention, explore the applicable conditions of administrative and civil exemption, study the legal connection between AI and AI, and the role of company's prudent responsibility in exemption. In order to establish a corporate governance mechanism that integrates scientific and technological innovation and liability protection and provide reference for relevant legislation and practice in China.
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An Econometric Model and Empirical Analysis of the Factors Influencing Concert Box Office Revenue
This study aims to investigate the key factors influencing concert box office revenue in China using a multiple linear regression model. Focusing on major concerts held between 2020 and 2024, this paper proposes to examine how artist popularity, ticket pricing strategies, venue capacity, disposable city income, promotional approaches, and social media buzz impact overall ticket revenue. While the analysis is currently centered on model construction and variable design, this research contributes practical insights for event organizers and marketers and offers a valuable case study in cultural economics.
On the Accountability Mechanism of China's Financial Regulatory Agencies
Financial security is a key dimension of the national security system, and perfecting the accountability mechanism for financial regulatory agencies is a vital institutional guarantee to safeguard financial security. This paper organizes the normative documents of the current accountability mechanism of China's financial regulatory agencies and analyzes the status quo of its operation, finding that issues remain such as an incomplete legal system, unsound accountability subjects, and irregular accountability procedures. Thus, based on clarifying the three fundamental theoretical bases of the accountability mechanism, this paper recommends learning from the mature accountability mechanisms of foreign financial regulators, and proposes a systematic approach to improve China's financial regulatory accountability mechanism from multiple aspects including laws, accountability subjects, and procedures, aiming to ensure its vital function in maintaining financial security amid expanded financial opening.
Orchestration through Empowerment vs. Control: A Comparative Analysis of Value Co-Creation in Alibaba’s and Shein’s Digital Business Ecosystems
This paper investigates the strategic heterogeneity of digital business ecosystems by conducting a comparative case study of two prominent yet divergent platform firms: Alibaba and SHEIN. While existing literature often treats platforms as a monolithic category, this research responds to calls for a more nuanced understanding of their diverse strategic configurations. By deconstructing the governance mechanisms, data strategies, and value logics of Alibaba and SHEIN, we develop a typology of two distinct “strategic archetypes”. We characterize Alibaba's model as an “Enabling Archetype”, which functions as a form of digital institutionalism, creating a market by providing infrastructure, rules, and data-as-a- service to empower a vast network of autonomous third-party sellers. In contrast, we define SHEIN’s model as a “Controlling Archetype”, which operates as a digitally integrated producer, using a proprietary data-driven system to exert tight command over a network of external suppliers, thereby substituting informational control for direct ownership. The analysis reveals how these archetypes represent two different solutions to the core platform paradox of managing distributed value co-creation and centralized value capture. This study contributes a novel theoretical framework for understanding platform heterogeneity, offering insights into the path-dependent logic that drives the evolution of distinct ecosystem strategies.
How does cross-cultural brand collaboration affect consumer purchasing behavior —— A case study based on the Uniqlo and KAWS collaboration
With the acceleration of economic globalization and deepening cultural integration, cross-cultural brand collaborations have become an important marketing strategy for enterprises to expand into international markets and enhance market competitiveness. By taking the cross-cultural brand collaboration between Uniqlo and KAWS as a typical case study, and through in-depth interviews and grounded theory analysis, this paper aims to clarify the factors influencing consumer purchasing behavior in the process of cross-cultural brand collaboration. It explores how unique marketing strategies affect changes in consumer purchasing behavior compared to non-collaborated products, providing theoretical basis and practical guidance for Chinese enterprises implementing cross-cultural brand collaborations under the backdrop of economic globalization. The study reveals that brand image compatibility, product synergy effects, and cultural difference perception are core influencing factors; while unique marketing approaches such as culturally integrated design, localized marketing communication, and scarcity strategies significantly enhance consumer purchase intention
Research on the Innovation Model of E-commerce Platform Supply Chain Finance Based on Stablecoins: A Case Study of JD.com
In the context of the implementation of Hong Kong's stablecoin policy and the slowdown in industry growth, this paper takes JD.com as an example to study the innovative model of e-commerce supply chain finance based on stablecoins to solve the problems of inefficient cross-border settlement and financing difficulties for small and medium-sized enterprises. Through the precise identification of JD.com's business pain points via case studies, the quantitative alignment of "internal capabilities-external demands" using the SWOT-PEST analysis method, and the integration of key data at both the industry and enterprise levels, this study fully demonstrates the feasibility of the stablecoin-based innovative model for e-commerce supply chain finance at JD.com. It provides empirical support for the subsequent model design and industry-wide promotion. This study designs a stablecoin application model driven by blockchain and smart contracts, which can significantly reduce costs and increase efficiency and strengthen risk control in cross-border settlement and financing scenarios. This model provides a replicable innovation template for the industry, which has important theoretical and practical significance for promoting the digitalization and globalization of supply chain finance.
New Quality Productivity and the High-Quality Development of High- End Manufacturing Enterprises
New-quality productivity is a key path to promoting high-quality development of high-end manufacturing enterprises. This paper empirically examines the impact of new-quality productivity on high-quality development of high-end manufacturing enterprises, using Shanghai and Shenzhen A-share listed high-end manufacturing enterprises from 2012 to 2022. The study demonstrates that new-quality productivity significantly promotes high-quality development of high-end manufacturing enterprises and passes a series of robustness tests. New-quality productivity can enhance total factor productivity growth by improving digital transformation, enhancing enterprise innovation, and alleviating financing constraints, thereby achieving high-quality development. The enabling effect of new-quality productivity is more pronounced in high-end manufacturing enterprises with smaller scale and less diverse executive teams, as well as in cities with low tax burdens and strong government intervention. To this end, the government should promote the differentiated development of new-quality productivity, guide enterprises to develop and utilize new-quality productivity to improve resource allocation efficiency and develop new-quality productivity tailored to both enterprise and local conditions to better promote high-quality development of high-end manufacturing enterprises.
Analyzing the buzzword “city or not city”: exploring the latent social mirror behind it
The craze of “China Travel” has taken the world by storm, and under the environment of rapid development of the Internet and the era of fragmentation, Chinese buzzwords have also risen with it. The buzzword “city or not city” has also emerged under the environment of rapid development of the Internet and fragmentation era. The phrase “city or not city”, a mixture of Chinese and English, has appeared on various platforms and is popular among young people. The phrase “city or not city” originated from a foreign blogger named ‘BaoBaoXiong’ on a short-video platform, who liked to use the phrase “city or not city” during the filming of his trip to China. He likes to use “city or not city” during the filming of his trip to China, and after the video exploded in popularity, some netizens quickly used it and remade it, which made it a hot Internet terrain. The purpose of this research is to analyze the social phenomenon behind “city or not city” through the study of this buzzword, the rise of a network buzzword must have its own reasons for the rise, and can reflect social change
The Mechanism of IP Narrative Background on the Purchasing Behavior of Generation Z Consumers: Taking POP MART as an Example
This study examines POP MART as an example to investigate how IP narratives influence Generation Z purchasing behavior. Building on Identity Theory, characteristics of IP narratives and consumption patterns of Generation Z consumers, we develop a theoretical model that addresses the theoretical gap in Identity Theory regarding subjective consumers’ identification. Through case interviews and secondary data collection, combined with three-step coding analysis, this research explores how IP narratives shape consumer purchasing behaviors, promote the formation of purchase intentions, and ultimately guide enterprises in strengthening IP cores while fostering emotional connections between fans and IPs. The findings aim to bridge future IP narrative design with consumer identity recognition.
The Practical Significance of ESG in Economically Underdeveloped Areas: A Case Study of Lincang City in China and Nairobi City in Kenya
This study explores the practical significance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) frameworks in economically underdeveloped regions through case studies of Lincang City in China and Nairobi City in Kenya. While global ESG adoption continues to expand, its localized impacts in lower-income contexts remain understudied. Drawing upon Institutional, Resource Dependency, and Stakeholder theories, this mixed-method research combines qualitative corporate case analyses with regional quantitative indicators from 2020 to 2024. Findings indicate diverse ESG trajectories: Lincang's ESG strategy supports structural transition toward services and ecological agriculture, whereas Nairobi focuses on consolidating sustainable finance and social inclusion within its established service economy. Corporate-level analysis highlights varying ESG effects on profitability and strategic orientation, contrasting short-term compliance-driven financial benefits with long-term social-investment returns. Significant implementation barriers identified include fragmented regulations, insufficient financing channels, and limited stakeholder awareness. The study underscores the necessity of customized ESG approaches aligned with local institutional contexts and economic structures, providing targeted policy recommendations to enhance sustainable development in similar regions.
Copyright Disputes over AI - Generated Content in Model - Generated Works——Starting from the Infringement Case of Ultraman Model - Generated Content
The rise of the Internet has had a significant impact on our lives, bringing both opportunities and challenges. Recently, the copyright infringement case of Shanghai New Creation Culture Development Co., Ltd. suing Shuimu Intelligence Co., Ltd. over AI - generated content has attracted widespread social attention. Whether AI - generated works in model applications are works protected by copyright law, how to allocate copyright ownership if they are works, and how to divide the burden of proof in subsequent rights and obligations disputes. These issues are not only the core of individual case disputes, but also reflect the impact and challenges of AI technology on the existing legal system, which urgently needs to be addressed from the perspectives of legal interpretation and practical application.
The Impact of Green Credit Policies on Corporate Environmental Responsibility Implementation and Mechanism Analysis: A Pre- and Post- Event Perspective
In recent years, high-quality economic development has become a core topic of widespread societal concern, with green credit policies exerting significant influence on corporate environmental responsibility fulfillment. This study employs data from A-share listed companies between 2008 and 2020 to construct a two-way fixed effects model, examining the impact of green credit policies on corporate environmental responsibility fulfillment and analyzing its underlying mechanisms. The benchmark regression reveals that the implementation of green credit policies positively promotes both pre-event and post-event environmental responsibility fulfillment among enterprises, with results passing robustness tests. Heterogeneity analysis indicates that green credit policies exert a more pronounced effect on environmental responsibility fulfillment in state-owned enterprises than in non-state-owned enterprises. Finally, the mechanism analysis reveals that green credit policies enhance both pre-event and post-event environmental responsibility levels by improving the quality of green credit supply. Therefore, it is imperative to refine the green credit system and strengthen management at the supply end. Enterprises should also proactively assume social environmental responsibilities and elevate their pre-event and post-event governance standards.
Research on the Application Path and Supervision Mechanism Optimization of Blockchain Technology Embedded in Elderly Care Finance
Against the backdrop of accelerating population aging and issues concerning the security of elderly care finance, the innovation of elderly care finance is urgently needed. This study takes Chongqing, a typical region in China, as an example, adopting literature research and case analysis methods to explore the specific application paths of blockchain technology and the optimization of supervision mechanisms. The research results show that blockchain technology has significant advantages in pension management, service collaboration, and financial supervision, but there are still problems at the technical, application, and supervision levels. Therefore, based on the practice in Chongqing, this study innovatively constructs a "technology + application + supervision" trinity systematic optimization framework(including regulatory sandbox and tech tools), aiming to improve the quality and efficiency of elderly care financial services, ensure the foundation for the healthy development of the industry, and provide a reference for the innovation of elderly care financial models and the upgrading of efficiency.
The Body as a Metaphor for Thought: Nonverbal Dialogue in Pina Bausch's Müller's Café
Pina Bausch is a landmark figure in the history of modern dance in the world. As a master of German expressionist dance, her pioneering and globally promoted dance theater and brand-new dance aesthetics have become an important object of study in the world of dance and even in the world of theater. “Café Müller” is one of Bausch's masterpieces, and the birth of this work is not only another innovation of dance language, but also another manifestation of Bausch's profound revelation of human nature. This paper takes “body metaphor” as the core research perspective, focusing on the non-verbal expressions of “fragmented movement, touch and resistance” in the work, which are not only the core carriers of Bausch's construction of body metaphor, but also the key variables of this paper's analysis. They are both the central vehicle for Bausch's construction of body metaphors and the key variables analyzed in this paper. Through analyzing the specific use of these non-verbal expressions, we will sort out the paths through which the work constructs metaphors based on them, and then further explain how Bausch uses these variables as the medium to realize his critique of social power relations, emotional dilemmas, and social structures through the use of body language and metaphorical expressions. The study aims to provide a new research perspective for a deeper understanding of the social critical dimension of Bausch's Dance Theater, as well as a reference for the study of non-verbal expression in related art works.
The Application of ARIMA Model in Short-Term Stock Price Prediction
The stock market holds a crucial position in the financial system. Stock price prediction is of great significance to both investors and financial institutions. However, due to its complexity and uncertainty, precise prediction is quite challenging. The ARIMA model, as a classic time series analysis method, performs exceptionally well in handling time series data with trends and seasonality. This article focuses on its application in short-term stock price prediction, elaborates on the model principle and modeling steps, analyzes the factors influencing the prediction, and explores strategies to enhance the prediction effect. The results show that the ARIMA model has certain value in short-term prediction, but it needs to be improved and optimized. Finally, summarize the research and look forward to the future direction.
Research on Gender Power Relations in the Marriage System: Taking the Images of Wives and Concubines in "Raise the Red Lantern" as an Example
This article takes the images of wives and concubines in the film "Raise the Red Lantern" as the entry point to deeply analyze the gender power relations in the marriage system. Through a detailed analysis of the status, behavioral manifestations and interactions between the wives and concubines in the film, it reveals that under the traditional marriage system, men hold dominant power by virtue of their economic and social status advantages, while women are in a subordinate position of being dominated and oppressed. This gender power relationship is not only reflected in the material aspect, but more profoundly in the spiritual aspect, causing serious constraints and harm to women's physical and mental health. Meanwhile, this article also explores the social and cultural roots of the formation of this gender power relationship and its implications for contemporary society.
Practice and Strategy Analysis of Short Video Platforms in Enterprise Product Marketing
With the rapid development of Internet technology, short-video platforms, with their unique dissemination methods and strong user stickiness, have become a new front for enterprises to market their products. This article aims to explore the practical application and strategic analysis of short video platforms in enterprise product marketing. Through literature review, theoretical analysis and other methods, it deeply analyzes the advantages and challenges of short video marketing, and puts forward strategic suggestions for enterprises to conduct effective product marketing on short video platforms, with the expectation of providing references for marketing innovation of enterprises in the new media environment.
The Premium Logic of Hermes: The Theory of the Correlation between Market Segmentation Dimensions and Brand Value
This article aims to deeply analyze the logic behind the high premium of the Hermes brand, and reveal the key factors of its success by exploring the correlation theory between market segmentation dimensions and brand value. First, the basic concept and significance of market segmentation were expounded. Then, a detailed analysis was conducted on Hermes' precise positioning in multiple market segmentation dimensions, including consumer characteristics, consumption behavior, and consumption psychology. Then it discusses how Hermes builds a strong brand value through means such as outstanding product quality, unique brand culture, and scarcity marketing, and further explores the interaction mechanism between market segmentation dimensions and brand value, as well as how this mechanism jointly supports Hermes' high premium.
The Internal Competition in the Domestic Market and the Strategic Breakthrough Path for Enterprises Going Global
This article focuses on the phenomenon of internal competition in the domestic market and its impact on the development of enterprises, and deeply explores the necessity for enterprises to achieve strategic breakthroughs by going global. First, analyze the characteristics and causes of the internal competition in the domestic market. Then, elaborate on the opportunities and challenges that enterprises face when going global. Finally, propose specific paths for enterprises to break through in their overseas strategies, including precise market selection, strengthening brand building, optimizing supply chain management, focusing on talent cultivation and introduction, and actively responding to risks. It aims to provide theoretical guidance and practical references for enterprises to effectively respond to the fierce competition in the domestic market and achieve international development.
The User Stickiness Shaping Path of Virtual Reward Mechanisms in Social Applications
This article focuses on the shaping effect of virtual reward mechanisms in social applications on user stickiness. Firstly, the current development status of social applications and the significant importance of user stickiness were expounded. Then, the concept, types and characteristics of virtual reward mechanisms were analyzed. This paper deeply explores the specific paths by which the virtual reward mechanism shapes user stickiness through dimensions such as meeting users' psychological needs, stimulating users' social interaction, and guiding users' behavioral habits. At the same time, it analyzes the possible problems that may be faced in the implementation process of this mechanism and proposes corresponding optimization strategies, aiming to provide theoretical support and practical guidance for social applications to enhance user stickiness through the virtual reward mechanism.
The Limitations of the Gini Coefficient and Its Ability to objectively Reflect the Real Gap between the Rich and the Poor: A Case Study of Hong Kong
This article aims to explore the limitations of the Gini coefficient in measuring the gap between the rich and the poor, and analyze whether it can objectively reflect the actual situation of the gap between the rich and the poor, conducting in-depth research with Hong Kong as a specific case. Through the analysis of the theoretical basis, calculation method and influencing factors of the Gini coefficient, combined with the characteristics of Hong Kong's social and economic structure, housing, taxation, social security and other aspects, this paper reveals the predicaments faced by the Gini coefficient in the application process in Hong Kong, and then explores more comprehensive and accurate methods and indicators for measuring the wealth gap, providing more targeted reference basis for policy-making.
The Ethical Dilemma of Machine Learning: A Study on the Algorithmic Power Alienation of "Big Data Price Discrimination" in Financial Digitalization
This article focuses on the phenomenon of "big data price discrimination" triggered by machine learning algorithms in the process of financial digitalization and deeply analyzes the problem of algorithmic power alienation behind it. Through the presentation and characteristic analysis of the "big data price discrimination" phenomenon, this paper reveals the process by which algorithmic power has evolved from a technical tool to a dominant force in the financial field, as well as the ethical dilemmas it brings about, such as the infringement of consumer rights and interests, the destruction of market fairness, and the crisis of social trust. Further explore the root causes of the alienation of algorithmic power, including the subjective intentions of algorithm designers, data bias, algorithmic black boxes, and the lack of supervision, etc. Finally, strategies to deal with the alienation of algorithmic power are proposed, aiming to promote the ethical application of machine learning algorithms in financial digitalization and achieve the harmonious development of technology and society.
Geopolitical Dimension Analysis of Supply Chain Resilience in a Multipolar Pattern
This article focuses on conducting an in-depth analysis of the geopolitical dimension of supply chain resilience in a multi- polar pattern. Firstly, it expounds the current development status and trend of the multi-polarization pattern, and points out its profound influence on the global political and economic order. Then, from a geopolitical perspective, the key factors influencing the resilience of the supply chain were analyzed, including political relations among countries, geopolitical conflicts, resource distribution and competition, etc. Furthermore, it explores the challenges and opportunities faced by supply chain resilience in a multipolar pattern, and proposes geopolitical strategies to enhance supply chain resilience, aiming to provide theoretical references for building stable and resilient supply chains in the complex changes of global geopolitics.
The Theory of Algorithm Convergence for Multi-source Economic Data Fusion
This paper focuses on the theory of algorithm convergence in the field of multi-source economic data fusion. In today's digital economy era, multi-source economic data is widely present and of great value. The convergence of data fusion algorithms is crucial for ensuring the accuracy and stability of the fusion results. Starting from the characteristics of multi-source economic data, this paper analyzes the key significance of algorithm convergence in data fusion, explores the factors influencing algorithm convergence, expounds the basic framework of algorithm convergence theory, and looks forward to future research directions, aiming to provide theoretical support for the design and application of multi-source economic data fusion algorithms.
The Intervention Path for Impulse Consumption from Identifying Psychological Pain Points to Personalized Marketing
In the current context of a booming and highly competitive consumer market, the phenomenon of impulsive consumption has become increasingly common, bringing numerous impacts to both consumers and enterprises. This article focuses on the intervention path of impulse consumption from the identification of psychological pain points to personalized marketing. First, analyze the types and formation mechanisms of psychological pain points in impulse consumption, and expound the methods for identifying psychological pain points; Then, explore the construction of personalized marketing strategies based on the identification of psychological pain points; Then analyze the intervention process and effect evaluation of personalized marketing on impulse consumption; Finally, suggestions for optimizing this intervention path are put forward, aiming to provide theoretical basis and practical guidance for enterprises to effectively guide consumers to consume rationally and enhance marketing effectiveness.
Research on the Impact Mechanism of RMB Internationalization on the Price Resilience of Manufacturing Exports
This article focuses on the impact mechanism of the internationalization of the RMB on the price resilience of manufacturing exports. Firstly, it expounds the process and current situation of the internationalization of the RMB, as well as the connotation and importance of the resilience of manufacturing export prices. Then, from multiple perspectives such as the exchange rate transmission mechanism, trade cost mechanism, international monetary power mechanism, and market expectation mechanism, an in-depth analysis is conducted on the specific paths through which the internationalization of the RMB affects the resilience of manufacturing export prices. Based on the research results, relevant policy suggestions are put forward to enhance the price resilience of manufacturing exports and promote the internationalization process of the RMB.
A Study on the Intertextuality of the Imagery System and Characters' Fates in the Poem "Dream of the Red Chamber"
As the pinnacle of Chinese classical literature, "Dream of the Red Chamber" contains a rich and unique system of imagery in its poetry. These images are not only the carriers of the author's emotions and aesthetic concepts but also have a close intertextual relationship with the fates of the characters in the book. This article, through an in-depth analysis of the main images in the poetry of "Dream of the Red Chamber", such as flowers, the moon, and water, explores their intrinsic connections with the characters' destinies, and reveals the significant role played by the image system in shaping the characters' images, hinting at the direction of their destinies, and deepening the themes of the works. This further demonstrates the profound artistic value and cultural connotation contained in the intertextuality between the poetry and the characters' destinies in "Dream of the Red Chamber".
Research on the Narrative Strategies and Communication Effects of Jiang Xunqian's Intangible Cultural Heritage Short Videos
This study focuses on intangible cultural heritage (ICH) short video creator Jiang Xunqian, analyzing her narrative strategies and communication effects. The research finds that Jiang inherits and adapts the hero’s journey narrative model, enhancing the appeal of her works by omitting or merging certain stages and unevenly distributing time allocation. Additionally, she employs multi-dimensional narratives based on relationships such as master-apprentice, team, and audience. Using the "cognitive-affective-behavioral" framework to evaluate communication effects, the study reveals that her videos evoke strong emotional resonance but lack cognitive depth, while behavioral engagement is constrained by the inherent nature of ICH. Finally, the research proposes optimization pathways, including subverting conventional narratives and facilitating the transition from emotional engagement to action, providing insights for ICH short video dissemination.
Research Progress on the Transmission Mechanism of the Fed's Interest Rate Cuts to the Chinese Economy
This paper aims to systematically review the current research status on the transmission mechanism of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts to the Chinese economy, analyze the existing research deficiencies, and provide references for future research and suggestions for responding to the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts. The research shows that the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts affect the Chinese economy through seven channels: trade (co-directional changes in trade surplus and false arbitrage, "petrodollar" effect), capital flows (capital inflows and outflows and asset price fluctuations caused by interest rate differentials, constrained by capital controls), exchange rates (depending on the relative performance of the Chinese and US economies, with variable impacts on inflation and exports), commodity prices (increasing manufacturing costs and passing on to prices), asset prices (A-share valuation repair and bond market interest rate fluctuations), financial frictions (amplifying the "export decline - financing difficulty" cycle), and monetary policy (passive adjustment and space compression). Existing research has problems such as insufficient method accuracy, lack of research in emerging fields and micro-level, and lack of quantification of channel interaction. In the future, research needs to be improved, and China can balance stable growth and risk prevention through "policy coordination + expectation management".
Internationalizing the African American Civil Rights Movement: The NAACP’s 1947 United Nations Petition “An Appeal to the World” in the Context of Decolonization
Looking at the history of the modern African American civil rights movement, the NAACP played a central role and has continued to speak for people of color in the United States up to today. In 1947, the NAACP’s petition to the United Nations actively brought the problems of African Americans to the international stage, seeking racial equality and civil rights. This article examines the domestic and international background of the petition, its preparation process, and the main points of An Appeal to the World. It aims to trace how the NAACP promoted the internationalization of the civil rights movement, with special attention to the petition edited by W. E. B. Du Bois. It also explores the response to this activity in the context of the wave of colonial independence, in order to better understand how African Americans struggled for racial equality and civil rights, and how the global human rights agenda developed under decolonization.
A Comparative Study on the Shaping of Female Subjectivity in Chinese and Japanese Female-Oriented Games: From the Perspective of Foucault's Theory of Discursive Power
This study employs Foucault's theory of discursive power to compare the shaping of female subjectivity in Chinese and Japanese female-oriented games, using Lovebrush Chronicles (China) and Uta no Prince-sama (Japan) as case studies. The analysis focuses on two dimensions: game text and user experience. Regarding game text analysis, distinct approaches emerge: Chinese games tend to emphasize female agency and self-actualization, often manifested through dynamic power relations and development narratives centered on social missions or personal transcendence. Japanese games place greater focus on women's roles in emotional bonds and supportive positioning, with their capability development and growth paths closely tied to shaping the male characters, forming specific interaction patterns. This divergence reflects underlying socio- cultural differences. In terms of user experience, player perceptions distinctly align with these textual characteristics: Chinese players report significantly stronger experiences of female characters' autonomous decision-making and resistance consciousness, while Japanese players more readily perceive supportive attributes and emotional resonance in the female roles, with relatively limited experience of their independent subjectivity.