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A Globalization Perspective on Innovative Financial Mechanisms in China's Regional Economies
Get PDFThis 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
Progress in Studying Theoretical Models of NSSI Behavior in Adolescents
Get PDFNon-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
MEDIATING EFFECT OF SUSTAINABILITY TO SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE AND PERFORMANCE AMONG CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES IN BEIJING, CHINA
Get PDFThis study investigates the integration of sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) principles and supply chain resilience (SCR) strategies in the context of the construction industry in Beijing. Sustainable practices in supply chains are increasingly recognized as critical for enhancing resilience against disruptions and improving overall performance. The research synthesizes existing literature on SSCM and SCR, highlighting theoretical foundations, empirical evidence, and frameworks. Key findings underscore the interplay between sustainability initiatives, such as resource management and environmental stewardship, and resilience factors like flexibility and redundancy. Case studies from Beijing illustrate practical applications, demonstrating how sustainable practices mitigate risks and enhance adaptability in construction supply chains. The study concludes with recommendations for future research directions and practical implications for industry stakeholders aiming to foster resilient and sustainable supply chain practices
A Quantitative Study on Parental Influence and Lifestyle Factors in Child Obesity
Get PDFChild obesity is a growing global health concern, significantly impacting both developed and developing countries. This study examines the influence of parental behaviors and lifestyle factors on child obesity in Keyouqianqi, Inner Mongolia, China. Employing a quantitative research design, data was collected from 50 parents of obese children through structured questionnaires. Statistical analyses revealed significant associations between parental promotion of healthy eating, physical activity encouragement, and lower obesity rates, whereas restrictive feeding practices were linked to higher obesity rates. Lifestyle factors such as high-calorie food consumption, sugary beverage intake, insufficient physical activity, and excessive screen time were also significantly associated with child obesity. The findings underscore the importance of comprehensive interventions addressing both parental behaviors and children's lifestyle choices to combat child obesity effectively
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education Based on University Student Academic Competitions: Pathways, Challenges, and Strategies
Get PDF Against the backdrop of accelerated globalization and technological innovation, innovation and entrepreneurship education has become a central issue in higher education. Purpose: This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of innovation and entrepreneurship education in academic competitions and explore the challenges and strategies for improvement; Methods: Through a literature review, this study analyzes cases of educational reforms and evaluates the effectiveness of various strategies in academic competitions. Results: The research indicates that interdisciplinary learning and project-based learning effectively enhance students' innovation and problem-solving skills, but uneven resource distribution and competitive pressure remain significant challenges. Conclusion: To fully leverage the potential of academic competitions in innovation and entrepreneurship education, it is necessary to optimize educational strategies and provide balanced resource support.
The Construction of Ethical Norms for Translation Technology for Medical Translators
Get PDFThis study explores the construction of ethical norms for medical translators who use translation technologies such as Machine Translation (MT), Neural Machine Translation (NMT), and Computer-Aided Translation (CAT) tools. As these technologies become integral to medical translation, ethical concerns surrounding accuracy, confidentiality, and humanitarian considerations arise. The study emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balance between the efficiency of technology and the ethical imperatives that define medical translation. Using a mixed-methods approach, including literature review, comparative analysis, and textual evaluation, the study investigates the ethical challenges posed by translation technology. It proposes ethical norms focusing on human oversight, data security, empathy, and accountability. The findings suggest that the role of the translator is evolving, requiring not only linguistic expertise but also competence in navigating the ethical complexities introduced by technology. The research contributes to the development of actionable guidelines that ensure the responsible use of translation technology while preserving the core values of medical ethics
Development and Research on the Music (Singing) Course for the Elderly: A Case Study of The Seniors University of Taizhou
Get PDFWith China’s rapidly growing elderly population, music education for seniors has become essential in enhancing their spiritual well-being and overall quality of life. The Taizhou Municipal Government actively supports national policies aimed at building a high-quality elderly care system, and this study explores a singing course offered at The Seniors University of Taizhou. Through the theme of “singing for the motherland,” this course encourages elderly participants to connect with their memories of the past, foster teamwork, and engage in meaningful social interaction. The course incorporates historical and theoretical elements of music, using diversified teaching methods to stimulate learning interest. This study contributes valuable insights into the impact of music education on elderly individuals’ emotional, social, and mental health, aiming to guide further research on music courses in the elderly care sector
Innovative Strategies for Market-Based Disposal of Non-Performing Assets in Small and Medium-Sized Banks
Get PDFSmall and medium-sized banks (SMBs) play a crucial role in the financial system, particularly in supporting regional economies and small enterprises. However, the growing issue of non-performing assets (NPAs) poses significant challenges to their sustainable development. This study explores the market-based disposal mechanisms of NPAs in SMBs, proposing innovative strategies and breakthrough paths. By analyzing industry trends, regulatory changes, and the challenges faced by SMBs, this paper presents actionable recommendations aimed at improving NPA disposal efficiency. Key strategies include asset grouping, strategic partnerships, and leveraging financial technologies such as big data and blockchain. This research provides a practical reference for SMBs in addressing NPA challenges effectively
A Study on The Theme Change in C-E Translation of Chinese Non-Subject Sentences in Political Discourse: --Taking The 2024 Government Work Report As An Example
Get PDFThe “Theme-Rheme” Theory is a part of the Metafunctions in System-functional linguistics, and the theory has great research value for translation practice and discourse analysis. The special sentence form of the non-subject clause, with its unique structure of missing the subject part but only the predicate part, is characterized by simplicity and conciseness, which is especially common in political discourse. Based on the perspective of the "Theme-Rheme", this study conducts a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the changes in the "Theme" from the original to the English version of the non-subject sentences in the 2024 Government Work Report.
The study reveals that the two most frequent changes of the “Theme” in the translation of political literature are adding Unmarked Theme such as "We", "China" and "the government" and changing “Theme” by translating into the passive voice that translates the original theme as the targeted theme or adds a new theme. Chinese non-subject sentences in political literature lack an operator as the subject. English sentences emphasize logic, the subject needs to be added to lead the whole sentence, to make the discourse more compact. To accurately convey the meaning of these sentences in English, they can be translated into passive voice and the subject adjusted as needed. Given the implicit nature of Chinese and the directness of English, the discipline of theme change aids effective communication. The study seeks to derive objective conclusions through detailed data analysis, offering a new perspective on understanding and appreciating the English translation of political and economic texts
A Study on The Innovative Pathways for Integrating Craftsmanship Spirit and Ideological-Political Education in Vocational Education
Get PDFThis study explores innovative pathways to integrate craftsmanship spirit with ideological-political education within vocational education settings, using Jingdezhen Vocational University of Art as a case study. Craftsmanship spirit, deeply rooted in Chinese culture, emphasizes values such as dedication, innovation, and the pursuit of excellence. Its integration into ideological-political education enhances vocational training by fostering ethical responsibility, societal contribution, and professional competence. Through qualitative research involving interviews with faculty and students, as well as campus observations, this study identifies challenges, successes, and actionable strategies for optimizing curriculum design, teaching practices, and institutional collaboration. Key findings highlight the potential of hands-on learning, interdisciplinary projects, and cultural activities to deepen this integration. Recommendations include curriculum innovation, faculty development, enhanced practical environments, and leveraging digital tools. This study offers a replicable framework for vocational institutions seeking to balance technical expertise with ethical and societal values in the modern workforce