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Exploring the Path of Integrating Excellent Traditional Chinese Culture into Ideological and Political Education in Universities
Excellent traditional Chinese culture is the spiritual wealth of the Chinese nation. There are many problems in the current excellent traditional culture education in universities, such as students’ inadequate understanding of traditional Chinese culture, incomplete traditional culture curriculum system, relatively weak specialized teaching staff, and a weak atmosphere for traditional culture education on campus. As far as Jiangsu University is concerned, We can select content which aligns with the spirit and motto of Jiangsu University such as the patriotic sentiment of assuming responsibility for the country and nation, the enterprising spirit of self-perfection, the scientific attitude of seeking truth and pragmatism, and the ideal personality of cultivating profound virtues and characters. We can integrate excellent traditional culture into the ideological and political education by incorporating it into the curriculum and teaching system, compiling textbooks and reading materials with distinctive characteristics of the university, integrating it into online culture and campus culture, and practicing based on the unity of knowledge and action. This will aim to achieve an organic integration of excellent traditional culture and ideological and political education in universities
Research on the Construction of Popular Science Bases from the Perspective of “Industrial Culture+” Ingratiation—Based on a Survey and Analysis of Hundreds of Popular Science Bases in Sichuan Province
This study focuses on the construction of popular science bases from the perspective of “Industrial Culture+” integration, taking hundreds of popular science bases in provinces and cities as the research objects. Through field surveys and analyses, it explores the development paths of popular science bases in the context of the new era. The study emphasizes that popular science bases should fully utilize industrial cultural resources and enhance public awareness and interest in industrial culture, especially among teenagers, through various means such as educational courses, interactive experiences, and community participation. Additionally, the study explores how to promote the inheritance and innovation of industrial culture through the construction of popular science bases and how to improve the public’s scientific literacy through popular science activities
A Study on the Translation of Internet Buzzwords from a Cross-cultural Perspective
Studying the translation strategies of internet buzzwords not only helps improve translation quality but also promotes communication and understanding between different cultures. By analyzing the translation practices of internet buzzwords, this study can delve into issues of cultural differences in cross-cultural communication, identify commonalities and differences between cultures, and thus propose more effective translation strategies to support exchanges across different cultural backgrounds.Therefore, this study aims to analyze the challenges in translating internet buzzwords and their impact on cross-cultural communication, exploring translation strategies that can effectively promote understanding and exchange between different cultures. The research questions primarily focus on the following aspects: What is the role of internet buzzwords in cross-cultural communication? What are the main challenges encountered during the translation process? How can these challenges be effectively overcome through translation strategies to achieve accurate cultural transmission and emotional resonance? Through in-depth research on these issues, this study aims to provide theoretical support and practical guidance for the translation of internet buzzwords in cross-cultural communication, with the goal of promoting better understanding and exchange between different cultures worldwide
Study on the Application of the Principle of Proportionality in the Use of Force in Maritime Law Enforcement
With the step-by-step advancement of China’s strategy to become a strong maritime nation, the requirements for high quality and high level of maritime law enforcement activities have become more and more stringent. In maritime law enforcement activities, the use of force is a necessary means to realize the purpose of law enforcement. In maritime law enforcement activities, the use of force is a necessary means to realize the purpose of law enforcement, but the unrestricted use of force not only fails to maintain maritime peace and security, but also triggers conflicts and disputes in the international arena. However, the unrestricted use of force not only fails to maintain maritime peace and security, but also triggers conflicts and disputes in the international arena. This paper analyzes the actual cases of the use of force in maritime law enforcement, and explains the application of the principle of proportionality in the use of force in maritime law enforcement. This paper discusses the current situation of the application of the principle of proportionality in the use of force in maritime law enforcement, and discusses and concludes that the principle of proportionality, as a principle, is unable to provide an effective solution for law enforcement officers when they use force in law enforcement due to the lack of a middle bridge. It discusses and concludes that the principle of proportionality, as a provision of principle, cannot provide accurate guidance for law enforcement officers in the use of force. The article starts from each sub-principle of the principle of proportionality and takes its own logical. The article starts from the sub-principles of the principle of proportionality, takes its own logical structure as the starting point, and summarizes the specific problems of the principle of proportionality when applied to the use of force in maritime law enforcement
The Application of Knowledge Graph in the Curriculum Construction of College English Course
In the era of rapid information technology development, curriculum construction in education faces new challenges and opportunities. Knowledge graph, a sophisticated semantic network, can effectively integrate and present knowledge in a highly structured manner, which offers a new perspective to teaching reform and curriculum construction. Applying knowledge graph to curriculum construction caters to the need for systematic knowledge integration and requirements of personalized learning, and provides convenient means for dynamic curriculum content update. However,The knowledge graph of the College English course (General English course) also has its own characteristics. Taking the course “College English 1” in the author’s university as an example, it demonstrates the design case of the knowledge graph construction, like multi-module integrated design, association of listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation skills, incorporation of cultural background. The case also covers the relevance of the knowledge points, managing and operational details of the knowledge graph. Applying knowledge graph to English curriculum construction is beneficial for English learning and teaching, but it is still in the exploratory stage and has some limitations, so it’s necessary to fully explore its potential in future.
On the Cultivation of Cross-cultural Communication Ability in the Digital Age
With globalization and the rapid development of digital technology, cross-cultural communication has become an indispensable part of modern society. The purpose of this paper is to explore the connotation, importance and cultivation strategies of cross-cultural communication ability in the digital age in order to provide theoretical reference and practical guidance for related education and practice
Research Progress on E-health Literacy in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
The development and theoretical model of the concept of e-health literacy, the current status of e-health literacy in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), the influencing factors and interventions are reviewed, with a view to providing references for studies related to e-health literacy in COPD patients
How FinTech Influences Green Industry Development: A Causal Inference Study Based on Double Machine Learning
This study employs panel data from 30 provinces between 2011 and 2023 to conduct an empirical analysis on the impact of tech finance on green industry development using a double machine learning model. The findings demonstrate that the advancement of tech finance contributes positively to the growth of green industries. The regression results remain consistent after a series of robustness tests. Mechanism analysis indicates that tech finance fosters green industry development by promoting the agglomeration of technological talent and facilitating industrial structure upgrading. Heterogeneity tests reveal that tech finance has a significant promoting effect on green industry development in eastern and central regions, while its impact is not statistically significant in the western region
Developing a Multi-dimensional Framework for Cultivating Intercultural Critical Thinking in College English Listening-Speaking Teaching
Based on the theory of communicative language ability, this study integrates international and domestic standards such as the Common European Framework of Reference for Language (CEFR) and China’s Standards of English Language Ability (CSE) to construct a cross-cultural and critical-thinking-oriented framework for English listening and speaking skills through localized adaptation. The research demonstrates how to flexibly reference existing language frameworks and make personalized adjustments to meet the practical needs of teaching and assessment at the local university. Employing a mixed-methods approach, which includes literature analysis, expert discussions, and empirical investigation, a three-level (Benchmark-Milestone-Capstone) descriptor bank comprising 149 core descriptors was established, covering both cognitive skills and affective dimensions. The study not only integrates international and domestic standards with institutional characteristics but also explores a pathway for cultivating cross-cultural critical thinking abilities rooted in the local educational ecosystem and aligned with institutional training objectives. Further refinement of the framework will be conducted through questionnaire validation and teaching practice, providing a solution for reforming English language teaching in higher education that combines global perspectives with institutional distinctiveness
AN AGEING SOCIETY WITH THE WORST VERSION OF AGEING
This paper seeks to present some dilemmas surrounding the ageing society, considering that not even the minimum social imaginary has yet been created around an issue that implies changes in the cultural, economic and urban order, among others. Thus, the imminence of an ageing society is inversely proportional to the awareness of it. This has consequences that are both mutational and thanatic