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    Research on the Automation Path of Revenue Audit for E-commerce Platforms Based on RPA—Take Pinduoduo's "10 Billion Subsidy" Project as an Example

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    This study takes the "Billion Subsidy" project of Pinduoduo as an example to address issues in e-commerce auditing such as complex rules, large data volumes, and low efficiency in multi-system collaboration. By leveraging RPA technology, a flexible rule configuration tool, full-process data tracking, and intelligent risk screening mechanisms are constructed. An automated audit solution is developed from order generation to fund settlement. During implementation, business personnel can directly adjust rules through visual tools without technical intervention, and intelligent matching technology is used to resolve cross-system data format differences, establishing a human-machine division of labor mechanism. The practice of the "Billion Subsidy" demonstrates that this solution can significantly reduce audit time while enhancing risk identification capabilities and shifting audit focus from post-event inspections to real-time warnings. The experience gained from this study provides a reference for optimizing business rules and can be extended to scenarios such as risk prediction, offering practical pathways for the digital transformation of e-commerce auditing

    A Study on English Fragmented Learning Through Short Videos from the Perspective of Constructivism

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    This study explores the integration of short videos into English fragmented learning from the perspective of constructivism. It examines how short videos, as a modern learning tool, facilitate the process of fragmented learning, enabling learners to actively construct knowledge through real-world, contextualized language experiences. The study underscores the potential of short videos to optimize English language learning in the digital age, suggesting that when thoughtfully integrated into educational frameworks, they can significantly improve learners’ acquisition of both language skills and deeper understanding

    Difficulties and Coping Strategies for College Students to Participate in Community Bilingual Science Teaching—Take the "Summer Science Popularization Volunteer Team Project of HuBei University of Technology" as an Example

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    College students' participation in community bilingual science teaching is an innovative form that integrates volunteer service with educational practice, holding significant importance. However, challenges such as insufficient publicity, difficulties in standardizing curriculum difficulty, and the lack of experience among student volunteers persist in practice. This paper takes the 2024 Summer Science Popularization Volunteer Team Project of the School of Foreign Languages at Hubei University of Technology as a case study, analyzing the difficulties encountered in volunteer service and proposing corresponding solutions. With concerted efforts from all stakeholders, it is anticipated that bilingual science teaching activities led by college students will be further developed in the future, contributing to the advancement of education and social civilization

    The Value and Innovative Path of College Students' Participation in Community-Based Bilingual Science Popularization—Take the "Summer Science Popularization Volunteer Team Project of HuBei University of Technology" as an Example

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    In today’s context of increasing emphasis on civic engagement and science literacy, it is essential for college students to step beyond the confines of campus and actively participate in community development. Taking the 2024 Summer Science Popularization Volunteer Team Project of the School of Foreign Languages at Hubei University of Technology as a case study, this paper explores the significance, service pathways, impact analysis, and innovative teaching approaches of bilingual science communication activities carried out by college student volunteers in local communities. Drawing from the volunteer team's real-world experiences, the study finds that such activities provide a relaxed and engaging learning environment for community youth, while offering college students new perspectives on bilingual science education in grassroots contexts. The findings suggest that community-based bilingual science outreach not only contributes to local cultural development but also plays a constructive role in promoting the sustainable growth of volunteerism among university students

    Constructing a Vocational Mathematics Teaching Model Aligned with Industry Needs

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    With the increasing integration of vocational education and industry, the content and methodology of vocational mathematics courses require systematic restructuring. Based on the context of industry-education integration, this paper analyzes the current issues in vocational mathematics teaching and proposes a reform pathway oriented toward job competencies and rooted in real-world application scenarios. The study advocates for enterprise participation in curriculum design, task-driven instruction, and the cultivation of data analysis capabilities to achieve a seamless connection between mathematical knowledge and vocational skills. Empirical research indicates that this teaching model effectively enhances students’ learning motivation, practical abilities, and job adaptability, providing a valuable reference for the development of vocational mathematics curricula

    Research on the Application of Polymer Materials in Electronic Packaging

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    Polymer materials, as core materials in modern electronic packaging, are widely used for protecting and supporting electronic components due to their excellent electrical insulation, good mechanical properties, and processing flexibility. With the development of electronic products toward high-density integration, miniaturization, and high performance, traditional packaging materials face performance bottlenecks. The multifunctionalization and performance optimization of polymer materials have become key to improving the reliability and service life of electronic packaging. This paper comprehensively analyzes the application characteristics of polymer materials such as epoxy resin, polyimide, and thermally conductive polymer composites in electronic packaging, focusing on the optimization methods for mechanical, electrical, and thermal properties. Through studies on polymer material structure design, composite modification, and nano-filler reinforcement technologies, the mechanisms of performance enhancement and their promotion of packaging technology are revealed. Research shows that polymer materials not only meet the basic requirements of mechanical protection and electrical insulation for electronic device packaging but also effectively solve the heat dissipation problem in packaging, improving the overall system stability. This study holds significant theoretical value and practical significance for advancing electronic packaging material technology and enhancing the reliability and performance of electronic products

    Translation of Government Portal News from an International Communication Perspective: A Case Study

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    The government portal in a foreign language is an important communication platform for improving city image and promoting international exchanges. News translation for the portal is in nature a communication act. To achieve good communication effect, Lasswell’s 5Ws model can serve as useful guidance. In the translation process, translators need to familiarize themselves with the differences between news in English and news in Chinese and translate with an initiator-awareness so as to ensure correct translation of political expressions, expressions on China’s stand and meaning conveyed in the original Chinese news, with an target-reader awareness so as to decide what to translate and translate in a way that is readable and acceptable to target readers, and with a communication-effect awareness so as to increase cognitive alignment in target language readers

    The Sociogenetics of Race

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    Building on Frantz Fanon’s sociogeny, this work argues that Blackness is not ontological; instead, it is sociogenetic. That is, race has been ontologized by Whites, via slavery and White supremacist ideologies, and reified by Blacks through their embrace of the othering terms by which they were discriminated against as their practical consciousness (i.e., culture). Whites, in turn, have re-ontologized blackness, around Black practical consciousness and consumptive tastes fueled by their (Black) reification of the othering terms by which they were discriminated against as culture, for the purpose of generating surplus-value, through diversified consumerism, for their postindustrial (finance) economies

    A Unified Theory of Value and Innovation: Integrating Technological Production and Cultural Construction

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    In this article, I address the fragmented and often siloed understanding of value, value creation, and innovation that pervades both academic literature and business practice. My primary objective is to synthesize a comprehensive theoretical framework that integrates the economic, technological, cultural, and behavioral dimensions of how value is created and perceived in products. My core contribution is a unified model that connects a “Holistic Value Construct” - which maps the domains of value from tangible to intangible - with dual, interconnected innovation paths: a “Technological Innovation Path” focused on production and a “Cultural Innovation Path” centered on the construction of meaning. This framework reveals that sustainable competitive advantage lies in mastering the interplay between these two fundamental forces. I conclude by highlighting the profound implications of this integrated perspective for business strategy, product development, and the direction of future academic research

    The Dissemination and Reception of the English Translation of Wolf Totem in the United States

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    This study adopts quantitative and empirical methods, focusing on the English translation of Jiang Rong’s novel Wolf Totem translated by Howard Goldblatt, to explore its dissemination and reception in the United States. By analyzing data from the World Cat, as well as reader ratings and reviews on Amazon and Goodreads, it reveals that Wolf Totem has achieved widespread circulation and favorable acceptance among American readers, with particular attention drawn to its ecological themes and the cultural symbolism of the wolf. These findings provide valuable reference for contemporary Chinese literary works to more effectively reach a global audience and further achieve the transition from merely “going out” to “reaching in”

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