Pacific International Journal

Exploring Teaching Pathways for Deep Learning and Smart Tourism Based on Project-Based Learning

Yate Feng — 2024-06-20

This paper uses the Deep Learning course at Guilin Tourism University as a case study to start from understanding the application scenarios of deep learning in the tourism industry. It deeply analyzes the problems and challenges of the existing teaching models, introduces the goal design, content design, and the assessment and feedback mechanisms of the course. It discusses how to use deep learning technology to achieve smart tourism, optimize the teaching pathway, and improve teaching quality and effectiveness. The focus is on innovative practices in project-based learning and practical teaching. The paper also provides a forward-looking perspective on the development direction of deep learning and tourism education in the context of AI-enabled industries, offering valuable ideas and references for the continuous reform and innovation of smart tourism education.

The core meaning of the three major global initiatives and the logic of global governance

nan you — 2024-06-20

In the new era, Chinese President Xi Jinping has continuously put forward the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative and the Global Civilization Initiative, which complement each other and aim to build a peaceful, prosperous and diverse world. Development is the foundation of security and civilization, and security is the premise of development and civilization. We need to build a community with a shared future for mankind based on the global development initiative, the global security initiative, and the global civilization initiative as the clarion call. The "Three Global Initiatives" have supplemented and improved western global governance theories from many aspects, demonstrated the unique understanding and practice of Chinese-style modernization, injected new impetus into the building of a more just and equitable international order, and provided new ideas and solutions for global governance.

Comparison of LDA and BERTopic in News Topic Modeling

Yijia Liu — 2024-06-20

The comparison of LDA and BERTopic in news topic modeling offers a fascinating insight into the evolving field of text analysis. As big data floods our lives, techniques like LDA and BERTopic are vital for understanding hidden patterns and associations of texts. LDA, a classic topic model, excels in dimensionality reduction and modeling analysis, particularly for large text datasets. Its Bayesian structure effectively explores implicit topic information, making it a popular choice across disciplines. Conversely, BERTopic, a more recent approach, leverages the power of BERT for topic extraction, offering enhanced contextual understanding. Both models have their strengths, and their comparison in a case study of The New York Times’ reports on China can provide valuable insights into their relative performance in real-world scenarios. This study aims to bring new insights to topic modeling for news texts by presenting the respective advantages and disadvantages of LDA and BERTopic.

Progress in Studying Theoretical Models of NSSI Behavior in Adolescents

LiuYan Long — 2024-06-20

Non-suicidal self-injury, NSSI refers to the individual in subjective without suicide intention, a series of not for the purpose of death, directly, intentionally, repeatedly hurt their organs and tissues, and objectively will not cause death, but cause mild or moderate damage, such as the skin cutting, friction, needles, scratch, this behavior can not be accepted by recognition or society. NSSI has become a serious impact on adolescent psychosomatic health worldwide public health problems, NSSI behavior is an important factor predicting suicide, the incidence of adolescent NSSI in China, the physical and mental health is closely related to its personal future development, about the family, social and national harmony and stability, should cause the attention of the whole society. NSSI may be related to many factors, such as psychological problems, family environment, campus atmosphere, and social relations. This paper summarizes the shortcomings of NSSI behavior theory model and analyzes the good understanding of the mechanism of adolescent NSSI behavior, provides the theoretical basis for adolescent NSSI research, provide the theoretical basis for NSSIR prevention, intervention program and policy formulation for health departments, education system and schools in China.

Reflection on the Teaching Path of International Law under the Background of “Anti-globalization”

Panya Xu — 2024-06-20

The main goal of international law teaching is to help students improve their ability to understand the connotation of macro international law, understand the historical evolution of middle international law system, grasp the norms of micro international law and analyze international affairs. Under the background of “anti-globalization”, although the content of international law curriculum has not changed substantially, its value is easily alienated by external influences. On the one hand, “anti-globalization” will intensify the political bias of international law, weaken its legal attribute, cause students to question the effectiveness of international law, and then generate the “useless” attitude of international law; On the other hand, “anti-globalization” ignores the multi-value connotation of international law, tends to emphasize the instrumental value of international law, and imperceptibly affects students’ cognition of the value of international law, and reduces the positive effect of international law teaching. Based on this, this paper holds that, teachers should actively innovate the teaching path of international law, and under the guidance of the concept of multilateralism, increase the theoretical output in the teaching of international law, help students further acknowledge the multilateral characteristics of international law, thus overcoming the negative influence brought by “anti-globalization”.

The Study on the Reasons and Cultural Inheritance of Huang Daozhou’s Calligraphy in the "Xiaojing"

sen liu — 2024-06-20

Huang Daozhou (1585-1646), also known as Shizhai, was a famous scholar and calligrapher of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. In the final stages of his life, he was imprisoned for his candid advice to the emperor, during which he wrote 120 volumes of the "Xiaojing" (The Classic of Filial Piety). This paper aims to explore Huang Daozhou's motives for writing the "Xiaojing" in prison and its cultural significance. By analyzing Huang Daozhou's life, educational background, reasons for imprisonment, and calligraphy style, the paper reveals the importance of the "Xiaojing" in Huang Daozhou's mind and how he expressed his loyalty and filial piety to the nation and family through his calligraphy. The study shows that Huang Daozhou's calligraphy is not only an artistic creation but also a reflection of his moral and political stance.

A Quantitative Analysis of Recruitment Strategies and Their Impact on Employee Engagement

Xiao Hu — 2024-06-20

Recruiting and selecting talent is crucial for building a high-performing workforce, directly impacting employee engagement and organizational performance. This study examines the relationship between recruitment strategies and employee engagement in Shenzhen-based companies, focusing on Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. and Tencent Holdings Limited. Through a quantitative analysis involving 200 staff members, the study explores patterns, trends, and correlations to uncover the dynamics between recruitment strategies and employee engagement. The findings reveal strengths and areas for improvement in recruitment practices, emphasizing the need for alignment with organizational goals, transparency, and innovation. Furthermore, the study highlights the critical role of employee engagement in driving productivity, job satisfaction, and organizational success. Recommendations are provided to enhance transparency in recruitment processes, invest in comprehensive onboarding programs, foster diversity and inclusion, strengthen cross-departmental collaboration, prioritize employee well-being, and solicit feedback for continuous improvement.

Investigation on the Incidence of Nonsuicidal Self-Injury Among Adolescents in China

LiuYan Long — 2024-06-20

This study investigates the incidence and influencing factors of nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI) among adolescents in China. Using a group sampling method, 1,368 students from a high school in Guangxi Province participated in the study by completing electronic questionnaires. The NSSI diagnostic criteria from the DSM-5 were applied to identify cases. Results revealed an NSSI incidence rate of 18.72%, with no significant gender differences. However, significant variations were observed based on age, residence, mental health status, family environment, social relationships, and academic performance. The study underscores the need for targeted prevention and intervention programs by health sectors, educational institutions, and policymakers to mitigate the prevalence of NSSI and promote adolescent mental health.

Students' Self-Control and Self-Efficacy Through Yoga Practices and Their Influences on Academic Performance

Fuyan Su — 2024-06-20

This study explores the influence of yoga practices on self-control, self-efficacy, and academic performance among female college students at Yunnan Vocational and Technical College of Agriculture. A qualitative approach was employed, involving semi-structured interviews with thirty female students enrolled in yoga courses. The integration of yoga philosophy and Self-Determination Theory (SDT) provided a theoretical framework for examining the potential benefits of yoga practice. Thematic analysis revealed that yoga significantly enhances self-control through mindfulness and self-discipline, improves self-efficacy by fostering a sense of accomplishment and community, and positively impacts academic performance by promoting stress management and focus. These findings suggest that integrating yoga into educational settings can support students' well-being and academic success. However, the study's limitations, including its focus on female participants and potential biases, indicate the need for further research to generalize the results across diverse populations and educational contexts.

A Globalization Perspective on Innovative Financial Mechanisms in China's Regional Economies

Zheqi Guo — 2024-06-20

This paper explores the interplay between globalization and innovative financial mechanisms in China's regional economies. As China continues to integrate into the global economy, it has embraced various financial innovations to fuel its economic growth and competitiveness. The study adopts a quantitative research approach, analyzing data from three major Chinese financial institutions to understand how globalization influences financial innovation, regional development, and the effectiveness of financial mechanisms. Findings from descriptive, correlation, and regression analyses reveal the significant impact of globalization on shaping financial dynamics in China's regional economies.

Research on the Practice Path of Integrating Red Gene into College Students' Ideological and Political Education

Shenggang Wang — 2024-06-20

Since its establishment, the Communist Party of China (CPC) has United and led the people of China to overcome difficulties and challenges, made great achievements and won great victories. In this process, the Communist Party of China (CPC) people have formed a unique spiritual core "Red Gene". The red gene is the inheritance of China's revolutionary spirit, and it is also the precious wealth of the Chinese nation, inspiring Chinese descendants to keep moving forward. Integrating the red gene into the ideological and political education of college students is an important guarantee for implementing the fundamental task of cultivating people by virtue and is also the need for developing Socialism with Chinese characteristics.

Progress of Research on Psychological Intervention for Smartphone Addiction in Adolescents

YANFU HENG — 2024-06-20

With the rapid development of the Internet informationization era, the widespread popularity of smartphones, while providing many conveniences for adolescents, has also given rise to a new global mental health problem-smartphone addiction. The purpose of this paper is to review the literature related to smartphone addiction among adolescents, mainly from the concept of smartphone addiction among adolescents, influencing factors and psychological interventions, in order to provide reference for psychological interventions for smartphone addiction among adolescents and reduce the incidence of smartphone addiction in this group.

Aesthetic Analysis and Historical Context of Shandong Folk Songs: Focus on 'Embroidering a Purse' from Cangshan, Shandong, China

XINGYA LYU — 2024-06-20

This study presents an in-depth aesthetic analysis and historical contextualization of the Shandong folk song "Embroidering a Purse" from Cangshan, Shandong, China. Shandong folk songs are a vital component of the province's cultural heritage, reflecting the region's history, values, and daily life. "Embroidering a Purse," a lyrical folk song, narrates the story of a young woman embroidering a purse for her lover, symbolizing love and craftsmanship. This research explores the song's lyrical content, musical structure, performance practices, and cultural significance. By analyzing its lyrics, melody, and performance style, the study highlights how "Embroidering a Purse" encapsulates the cultural and emotional landscape of Cangshan. Additionally, the study traces the historical development of Shandong folk songs through different dynastic and socio-political periods, offering insights into their evolution and enduring significance.

A Novel Construction of the g-Riesz Decomposition in Hilbert Spaces

Yaling Wang — 2024-06-20

The concept of the g-frame, a generalized frame in Hilbert spaces, has garnered attention in recent research. While numerous properties of g-frames have been explored, certain aspects remain unexamined, including a novel construction approach for the g-Riesz decomposition in Hilbert spaces. While prior works such as [12] presented the equivalence conditions for g-Riesz decomposition and Khosravi [10] proposed a new construction method for g-frames, neither addressed a new construction method for g-Riesz decomposition. This paper aims to fill this gap by investigating a novel construction method for the specialized g-frame-g-Riesz decomposition. Leveraging operator theory from generalized functional analysis and function space techniques in complex Hilbert spaces, we establish necessary and sufficient conditions for constructing g-Riesz decompositions, an area insufficiently explored by Khosravi and [12]. Furthermore, we introduce two annotations and provide proofs demonstrating that g-Riesz bases are equivalent to Riesz bases, aligning with the findings of W.C. Sun in [6]. This underscores the significance of our research. The newly proposed g-Riesz decomposition not only contributes to mathematical inquiry but also holds promise for various applications, particularly in signal and image processing.

Entrepreneurial Skills and Spirit of Students In Higher Vocational Colleges in Guangdong, China

Yuzhi Zhu — 2024-06-20

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the employment landscape, making entrepreneurship a critical alternative for students in higher vocational colleges in Guangdong Province, China. This study investigates the relationship between entrepreneurial spirit and skills and entrepreneurial education among these students. Utilizing a sample of 623 students and 23 teachers from three higher vocational colleges, the research employs a descriptive-correlational-quantitative approach. The findings reveal a substantial interaction between entrepreneurial skills and education, demonstrating that entrepreneurship education effectively enhances students' entrepreneurial abilities and mindset. Teachers are integral in delivering this education, focusing on cultivating both professional skills and an entrepreneurial spirit. The study underscores the necessity for robust entrepreneurship education to prepare students for the challenges of the modern economy, promoting self-employment and job creation. By developing strategic planning, financial management, relationship management, and problem-solving skills, students are better equipped to navigate the complexities of starting and managing their own businesses. This research contributes to the understanding of how educational practices can foster a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem within vocational institutions, ultimately supporting economic growth and innovation. The results highlight the importance of comprehensive entrepreneurial education in vocational colleges to ensure students are well-prepared for future entrepreneurial endeavors.

The Role of Green Marketing in Enhancing Competitive Advantage within Service Industries

Shaowei Liu — 2024-06-20

This study explores the role of green marketing in enhancing competitive advantage within service industries, focusing on the context of Beijing, China. Drawing on the Theory of Planned Behavior, the research investigates consumer attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control towards green marketing practices, as well as their impact on competitive advantage indicators. A quantitative research design is employed, with data collected through a structured survey questionnaire from 300 respondents across three selected companies: Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., China Mobile, and Bank of China. The findings reveal positive attitudes towards green marketing practices, strong subjective norms favoring environmentally responsible options, and a high level of perceived behavioral control in adopting green practices. Respondents perceive competitive advantages associated with green marketing, such as influencing product/service decisions and fostering innovation. The study contributes empirical evidence to the existing literature and offers practical implications for businesses seeking to formulate effective green marketing strategies to enhance their competitive position while contributing to environmental sustainability efforts.

Analysis and Evaluation on the Use of Contemporary College English: Intensive Reading 2 (Third Edition)

Jang Xue — 2024-06-20

Teaching materials are a bridge connecting teachers, students and knowledge, and they play an irreplaceable role in ensuring the quality of education and promoting the all-round development of students. Among all the courses in the basic stage of English majors, the Integrated English Courses occupies a large proportion in the English majors' curriculum. And the textbook for Integrated English 2, Contemporary College English: Intensive Reading 2, is widely used in colleges and universities in China. This study collected the data from questionnaire and interview to assess the Contemporary College English Intensive Reading 2 (Third Edition), in order to gauge student perceptions of its components and identify the textbook's strengths, weaknesses, and usage challenges. The analysis indicates that while the textbook is largely effective in meeting educational goals and is appreciated for its content and organization, there are areas for improvement, particularly in the underuse of audio-visual resources and the need for differentiated support for students facing difficulties. To enhance the textbook, this study recommends the integration of AI in language learning, the use of interactive technologies, and the flipped classroom approach to foster a more dynamic and personalized learning experience. These adaptations aim to prepare English major students for modern challenges while maintaining the textbook's relevance and efficacy.

Contemporary College Students' Cognitive Situation and Exploration in Green Wealth View---A Case Study of Zhejiang Yuexiu University

Yani Xie — 2024-06-20

With the escalation of global environmental issues, college students, as the leading figures of the new era, play a crucial role in understanding and practicing the Green wealth view.This paper aims to explore college students' awareness of the green wealth view and analyze their roles and responsibilities in promoting the harmonious coexistence between environmental sustainability and economic prosperity. Firstly, the discussions on the green wealth view in the article are deficient,and that are mainly focus on ecological environment and resource conservation. Subsequently, through methods such as questionnaire surveys, inductive analysis, and literature research, the paper investigates college students' cognitive development regarding the green wealth view. It is found that college students have a serious lack in cognizing the concept of green wealth nowadays.Finally, the article summarizes the roles and responsibilities of college students in practicing the green wealth view, emphasizing the importance and urgency of nurturing college students with the right green wealth view. Faced with the challenges of global environmental issues, college students should embrace the mission entrusted by the times, actively participate in the creation and sharing of green wealth, and contribute to building an environmentally friendly society.

Performance Practice and Interpretative Insights in Brahms' Op. 118 No. 2

Tianqing Liu — 2024-06-20

This paper explores the performance practice and interpretative insights necessary for understanding and effectively performing Johannes Brahms' Intermezzo in A major, Op. 118 No. 2. By examining the historical context, structural and theoretical elements, and characteristics of Romantic piano performance, the study provides a comprehensive guide for pianists. It addresses technical challenges, practice strategies, and the balance between personal expression and fidelity to the score. The research highlights the enduring significance of Op. 118 No. 2 and offers practical approaches for performers and educators, emphasizing the importance of historical understanding and emotional expressiveness in interpreting Brahms’ work.

Strategies and Recommendations to Enhance Online English Teaching Quality in Higher Vocational Colleges

Yuguang Wu — 2024-06-20

The rapid growth of the Internet has propelled online teaching into a prominent position in higher education, including vocational English courses. Despite its widespread adoption, online teaching faces significant challenges compared to traditional classroom methods. This study delves into the current landscape of online teaching in vocational English courses, identifying key issues such as the lack of targeted course content, insufficient teaching resources, and low student participation. Drawing on a literature review and utilizing both quantitative and qualitative research methods, including questionnaire surveys and field observations, this study offers insights into the complexities of online teaching. Findings highlight the importance of improving teacher's technical abilities, fostering active student engagement, optimizing teaching resources and modes, and strengthening online teaching supervision. These strategies are pivotal in enhancing the quality of online teaching and paving the way for further advancements in vocational English education. Future research avenues include exploring innovative teaching models and leveraging emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and virtual reality to enrich the online teaching experience.

The Research Effect Of Chewing Function Nursing Techniques In Improving Swallowing Dysfunction Among Children With Cerebral Palsy

Ying Liu — 2024-06-20

The objective of this study was to analyze the efficacy of chewing function nursing techniques in improving swallowing dysfunction among children with cerebral palsy. A total of 60 children with cerebral palsy and swallowing disorders, admitted to our hospital from January 2020 to December 2022, were included in the study. The children were randomly divided into an observation group and a control group using a random number table. The control group received routine rehabilitation nursing, while the observation group received additional nursing measures focusing on chewing function techniques in addition to the routine rehabilitation nursing. Both groups underwent interventions for a period of 3 months. Swallowing dysfunction, eating ability, and oral motor function were evaluated and compared between the two groups before and after treatment. Specifically, the Dysphagia Diet Scale (DDS) was used to assess swallowing dysfunction, the Eating and Drinking Ability Classification System (EDACS) was used to evaluate eating ability, and the Structured Oral Motor Assessment (SOMA) was used to assess oral motor function. The results showed that before rehabilitation nursing, there was no significant difference in DDS scores between the two groups. However, after rehabilitation nursing, both groups exhibited lower DDS scores compared to before, and the observation group had lower scores than the control group, indicating a significant difference (P < 0.05). Similarly, before rehabilitation nursing, there was no significant difference in EDACS ratings between the two groups. After rehabilitation nursing, both groups of children showed improvement in EDACS ratings, with the observation group demonstrating better outcomes than the control group. The difference between the two groups was significant (P < 0.05). Prior to rehabilitation nursing, there was no significant difference in SOMA scores between the two groups (P > 0.05). However, after rehabilitation nursing, both groups exhibited improved SOMA scores, with the observation group scoring higher than the control group. The difference between the two groups was also significant (P < 0.05). In conclusion, compared to routine nursing care, chewing function nursing techniques can alleviate swallowing dysfunction among children with cerebral palsy, enhance their swallowing function, and improve their quality of life. Therefore, this approach is worthy of clinical application and promotion.

Analysis of health knowledge awareness and influencing factors of permanent residents in Songshan Lake Science and Technology Industrial Park, Dongguan City

Jian Guo — 2024-06-20

Objective: To understand the health knowledge awareness and influencing factors of permanent residents in Songshan Lake Science and Technology Industrial Park, Dongguan City, and to provide a data basis for the development of health education and public health services in the region. Methods: A multi-stage stratified sampling method was used to select 1,000 permanent residents from 13 residential areas in the region as survey subjects. Basic demographic information and health knowledge awareness were obtained through questionnaires, and statistical analysis was conducted on the data. Results: The health knowledge awareness rate of permanent residents in the region is relatively low, with the highest rate being the dangers of smoking in pregnant women, with the correct answer rate reaching 87.1%. Correct use of antibiotics, transmission routes of AIDS, salt intake standards and hypertension diagnostic standards have correct answer rates between 40% and 55%. The three knowledge points of risk factors for hypertension, diabetes and cerebrovascular disease had the lowest correct answers. Respondents with higher education levels know more health knowledge. Conclusion:The awareness rate of health knowledge is very low, which is not suitable for the current economic development and population quality. Health education and publicity should be strengthened for groups with low awareness and knowledge content.

Enhancing Tourists' Satisfaction: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in the Tourism Sector

Siyao Ma — 2024-06-20

The tourism industry plays a pivotal role in global economic growth and development, significantly contributing to GDP, job creation, and cultural exchange. However, delivering exceptional tourist experiences remains challenging due to factors such as overcrowding, inadequate infrastructure, language barriers, and cultural insensitivity. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies offers a promising solution to these challenges. AI can enhance personalization, streamline operations, and improve resource allocation, thereby elevating the overall quality of the tourist experience. AI-driven technologies, such as machine learning algorithms, virtual assistants, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR) applications, can provide tailored recommendations, multilingual support, and immersive experiences. Moreover, AI can enhance safety and security through predictive analytics and real-time monitoring. While the potential of AI to revolutionize the tourism industry is immense, responsible and ethical implementation is crucial to ensure that these innovations benefit all stakeholders and mitigate potential risks. Embracing transparency, privacy, and fairness in AI practices will foster trust and create more inclusive, sustainable, and enriching travel experiences globally.

Research Framework for the Construction of Developmental Support and Education System in Vocational Colleges - A Case Study of Shang Rao Vocational College

Rao Dong — 2024-06-20

This study investigates the construction of developmental support and education systems in vocational colleges, with a specific focus on the "riser" Project at Shang Rao Vocational College, Jiangxi province, China. Recognizing the evolving needs of economically disadvantaged students, the study explores the efficacy of holistic developmental support initiatives beyond traditional financial aid. Through a mixed-methods approach incorporating theoretical frameworks, empirical data analysis, and stakeholder insights, the study evaluates the effectiveness of existing support systems and identifies areas for improvement. Key findings highlight the significance of integrated support services in fostering students' academic, personal, and professional growth. The "riser" Project emerges as a notable exemplar of comprehensive developmental support within vocational education settings, though opportunities for refinement are evident. Practical recommendations are offered to optimize support services and enhance student experiences, contributing to the advancement of vocational education in the post-poverty era.

Analysis of the Current Situation of Credit Investigation Management in China

Li Moying — 2024-06-20

This study provides a comprehensive analysis of credit investigation management in China, emphasizing its significance in building a social credit system and promoting national development. The literature review highlights the evolution of credit investigation in the era of big data, focusing on the integration of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and blockchain technologies to enhance credit evaluation accuracy and efficiency. The research employs literature research, case analysis, and factor analysis methods to explore the current state and challenges of credit investigation management in Chinese universities. The study identifies the theoretical value of big data in credit investigation and underscores the importance of data governance. It also examines the origin and development of credit investigation management as a discipline, offering insights into curriculum design in universities. The findings reveal that while credit management education in China faces challenges, there are significant opportunities for growth and development. The study concludes with recommendations for strengthening research, standardizing courses, and investing in teaching resources to improve credit management education.

Marathon Events and Its Contribution to the Sports Culture in Hami City, China

tian liu — 2024-06-20

This study investigates the contribution of marathon events on the sports culture of Hami City, Xinjiang, China. Hami City has recently focused on comprehensive health and fitness strategies, contributing to increased sports participation and competitive achievements. While marathons globally have evolved into events fostering community engagement, healthy lifestyles, and economic growth, their specific contribution on Hami City's sports culture remains underexplored. The study employs a quantitative approach, surveying 180 participants to analyze motivations, deterrents, and the perceived contribution of marathons. Results indicate a higher male representation and strong interest among the 26-35 age group. Personal fitness goals and community involvement motivate participation, while lack of interest and time constraints serve as deterrents. The positive contribution of marathons on sports culture, community engagement, and health is evident, emphasizing the need for tailored strategies for inclusivity and targeted promotional campaigns. The study contributes valuable insights for event planning, community development, and policies aimed at enhancing the sports culture and well-being of Hami City residents. This research explores the unique intersection between marathon events and the cultural landscape of Hami City, providing evidence-based recommendations for future initiatives.

Corporate Financial Risk Management in China's Financial Markets: Strategies and Practices

chong zhang — 2024-06-20

This research paper explores the realm of corporate financial risk management within the dynamic context of China's financial markets. Focusing on market risk, credit risk, and operational risk, the study examines the strategies and practices employed by industry leaders, including Ping An Insurance, Alibaba Group, and Tencent Holdings. Through a combination of case studies and insights from interviews with key personnel, the research elucidates the multifaceted approaches these companies employ to mitigate financial risks. The analysis highlights the critical importance of technological innovation, robust governance frameworks, and a proactive risk-aware culture in navigating the complex landscape of financial risk management in China.

The Challenges for Going Global in the Translation of Chinese Culture and Arts

Wei Tao — 2024-06-20

As a communicator of cultures, the translation in institutions of culture and arts has come to the fore, which has not yet been the focus of in-depth studies in China. The previous studies emphasized the overt errors in translation quality assessment on linguistic level. This paper aims at answering the questions of what are the challenges in translating Chinese culture and art in the context of institutions. For this purpose, we conducted a survey by means of semi-structured interviews from 21 museums and galleries in China, focusing on translation community, the purpose of translation, the strategies and methods of translation, and the reception of translation. The findings are that the problems in the translation of culture and arts in China have been as follows: the inadequate capacities of translation teams, and the dilemma in the purposes of translation. The findings could clarify the logical relations between the two problems, promoting the translation and dissemination work of the cultural and art institutions.

The Impact Of Tele-Rehabilitation Nursing On The Daily Living Abilities Of Children With Cerebral Palsy

Jing Zhao — 2024-06-20

The objective of this study is to delve into the influence of tele-rehabilitation nursing on children diagnosed with cerebral palsy. To achieve this, we conducted a thorough search across multiple databases including the Cochrane Library, PubMed, ScienceDirect, CNKI, and WanFang Data, aiming to gather evidence on the efficacy of tele-rehabilitation for cerebral palsy. Subsequently, a comparative analysis was performed to assess the differences in physical structure, function, activities, and participation in daily living activities between children receiving tele-rehabilitation nursing and those undergoing home-based care. For the purpose of this investigation, a total of 30 subjects were divided into two groups: a control group that received tele-rehabilitation nursing, and an observation group that underwent traditional home-based rehabilitation. The findings of our data analysis revealed that tele-rehabilitation nursing significantly improved the daily living abilities of children with cerebral palsy, with statistical significance (P<0.05). Notably, children in the tele-rehabilitation group exhibited a significantly higher level of participation in daily activities compared to the home-based rehabilitation group, while no significant differences were observed in terms of physical structure, function, and activity levels.

Research on Bank Hall Service Management Strategy of Rural Commercial Bank

Jianhong Shang — 2024-06-20

With the transformation and upgrading of financial technology, people's demand for personalized banking services is getting higher and higher. In order to meet people's growing financial needs, commercial banks have carried out a series of branch transformation and upgrading. As the main business place of physical network, the hall of rural commercial bank plays an irreplaceable role in electronic channels and virtual places. After decades of development, rural commercial banks have carried out a series of reforms and innovations. At present, the external layout of hall outlets, such as intelligent machinery, electronic equipment, and standardized network construction, has achieved initial results. Under the background of network transformation, the network construction of rural commercial banks has undergone great changes, but the concept of hall operation service has not matched the network construction in time, and can not adapt to the requirements of banking development under the new situation. In view of this situation, this paper explores the hall management and operation services of rural commercial banks, with the purpose of improving the hall service efficiency of rural commercial banks, improving the enthusiasm of employees, improving the service quality and efficiency, and increasing the profitability of banks.Taking the branch hall management of commercial banks in rural areas as the entry point, this paper uses literature research, process reengineering, salary management and other relevant theoretical research methods, SWOT analysis and other methods to analyze the problems existing in the transformation and upgrading process of branch halls of rural commercial banks, such as unreasonable staffing, cumbersome processes, low efficiency and low customer satisfaction. This paper explores the causes of such problems according to the problems, that is, backward management system, market positioning, low entry conditions for competitors, and low scale effect. Finally, it aims to improve system management, optimize organizational framework, integrate hall zoning, refine the division of labor, increase scientific and technological support, and innovate service modes. Improve the assessment mechanism, and put forward constructive suggestions on hall management and marketing strategy in the process of network transformation and upgrading to employees. The research in this paper can improve the service quality and efficiency of hall staff, improve the post adaptability of hall staff, thus improve marketing performance, realize the transformation and upgrading of outlets, and achieve greater economic benefits of rural commercial banks.

The Dialectical Relationship of the Arbitrariness and Iconicity of Linguistic Semiotics

Lirong Lyu — 2024-06-20

The enduring debate surrounding the arbitrariness and iconicity of linguistic signs centers on the relationship between form and meaning, or signifier and signified. This study aims to clarify the dialectical relationship between these two foundational principles in linguistics. Historically, arbitrariness, as proposed by Ferdinand de Saussure, posits that the connection between a linguistic sign's form and its meaning is conventional and lacks inherent justification. Conversely, iconicity suggests a natural or motivated connection between form and meaning, a view supported by cognitive and functional linguistics. This paper critically reviews the historical and contemporary arguments from both camps, highlighting significant contributions from scholars such as Saussure, Peirce, and Haiman. Through a comprehensive analysis, it is demonstrated that arbitrariness and iconicity are not mutually exclusive but coexist at different levels within language systems. The paper argues for a nuanced understanding that considers both synchronic and diachronic perspectives, ultimately suggesting that these two principles can complement each other, providing a deeper insight into the nature and function of linguistic signs. This study contributes to the broader discussion on the inherent characteristics of language, with implications for linguistic theory, language teaching, translation, and cognitive science.