Journal of Global Humanities and Social Sciences
The Journal of Global Humanities and Social Sciences is an international, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary gold open access journal. This journal provides a forum for the dissemination and enhancement of theoretical and empirical research in the social sciences and related fields. Contributions from all disciplines that have insightful and pertinent observations on the social sciences are welcome. The journal is a Gold Open Access journal, online readers don't have to pay any fee. For any authors who come across problems with submission, article files can be submitted to the editor's email address: ghss@bonifuture.com. Article Processing Charges (APCs) will be charged for papers accepted after peer review. The standard version of an article in this journal is 600 USD (US Dollar). Online Payment link For high-quality articles graded by our editorial board members and authors from low-income countries with difficulty to pay, GHSS will access in a case-by-case basis and may approve certain discount to ensure the publication of high-quality articles. GHSS reserves the rights to approve or decline any such request.
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From Digital Inclusion to Behavioral Loss of Control: A Study on Age-Friendly Experience Design for the Dilemma of Short Video Platform Addiction Among Older Adults
Short video platforms are important digital media for older adults to access information, seek emotional solace, and participate in society, facilitating their digital inclusion. However, driven by algorithmic recommendation, immersive interaction, and other mechanisms, some older users have developed uncontrolled usage, leading to problems like imbalanced time management and weakened real-life interaction. Unlike existing studies, this paper defines this addiction dilemma as an age-friendly experience design issue from a design science perspective, noting its formation is jointly caused by individual vulnerability and retention-oriented platform design. The dilemma is characterized by easy access but difficult exit, excessive immersion, insufficient discernment, and feedback dependence. Five optimization paths for age-friendly experience design are proposed to promote older adults’ shift from "accessible usage" to "healthy usage".
Copyright (c) 2026 Hong Li, Hongling Jiang, Yangyang Jiang https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Names of Non-human Characters and the Translation in Children’s Literature: a Case Study of Journey to the West by W.J.F Jenner
This paper focuses on how the names of non-human characters in children’s literature can both realize the meaning and function of proper nouns and assist children’s reading. Through a case study of more than 400 such names in a renowned Chinese children’s literary work, Journey to the West, and their English translation by William Jenner, this paper analyses the classifications and categories of these names in the context of their enormous complexity and particularity, and their conventional referential, cultural, and rhetorical meaning and function, in order to shed light on the patterns of the translated names and suitability of their translations. Besides the conventional onomastic findings, the analysis demonstrates that, seen from the broader perspective of children’s literature, both the names and their translations embody the animistic quality of literature, while some function as a narrative tool. What is more, Jenner’s English translation displays a special care for the target children readers, taking into account their linguistic, cultural, and cognitive context. The popularity of the source text, Journey to the West, among young Chinese readers and the reprintings of Jenner’s full-text English translation doubly certify that poetic, animistic, and imaginary names of non-human characters, in accordance with children's psychological and cognitive development, can not only assist child readers to remember and vividly visualize non-human characters in literary works but also enhance the implications and readers’ potential interpretations of the work itself.
Copyright (c) 2026 Qi Zhang, Xiaorui Huang, Yuhua Qiu https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Synergistic Transformation of Digitalization and Greenization: International Research Frontiers, Theoretical Framework and Practical Implications
Against the dual backdrop of increasingly stringent global climate governance and the accelerated iteration of digital technologies, the synergistic transformation of digitalization and greenization (hereinafter referred to as "dual synergy") has become a core pathway for countries to reconcile the contradiction between development and environmental protection and drive the high-quality upgrading of industries, as well as a cutting-edge research topic in the international management field. Taking the relevant literatures on dual synergy published in foreign core journals from 1976 to 2026 as the research object, this paper adopts the systematic literature review method to comprehensively sort out the conceptual connotation and multi-scenario evolutionary characteristics of dual synergy, and deeply analyze the bidirectional interaction mechanism of "digitalization empowering greenization and greenization guiding digitalization". It systematically identifies the core obstacles faced by the dual synergetic transformation worldwide from the technical, organizational and market dimensions, and thoroughly dissects the impact effects and heterogeneous characteristics of dual synergy on enterprises' environmental, economic and social performance. Based on foreign policy practices and typical enterprise cases, a three-dimensional collaborative path system of "policy governance - multi-stakeholder ecological governance - internal corporate governance" is constructed. The study finds that foreign research on dual synergy has formed a complete research framework of "concept definition - mechanism analysis - challenge identification - performance test - path construction", with the core consensus focusing on the effectiveness of the bidirectional empowerment mechanism, yet there remain research gaps in terms of endogenous technological integration, cross-stakeholder collaboration logic and scenario-adaptive paths. The policy practices and enterprise transformation experiences of economies such as the European Union, the United States, Japan and South Korea provide important references for China to break through the bottlenecks of dual synergy. The research value of this paper lies in clarifying the theoretical context and frontier trends of international research on dual synergy, filling the gap in the systematic review of existing foreign literatures, and providing a theoretical framework for China's academic research to dialogue with international frontiers. Meanwhile, it offers targeted international experience references for Chinese enterprises to formulate dual synergetic transformation strategies and for the government to improve relevant policy design, thus promoting the dual synergy to evolve from a policy-initiated initiative to an endogenously driven systemic reform.
Copyright (c) 2026 Jiang Zhao, Meng-yin Xu https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Understanding China’s Destination Image through TikTok Comments: Evidence from Sentiment and TF–IDF Analysis
In recent years, China has implemented a series of policies to promote the development of inbound tourism, and “China travel” has become a widely discussed topic on social media platforms. Using Python-based text mining and sentiment analysis techniques, this study analyzes user comments under the “#chinatravel” topic on TikTok to examine the emotional tendencies of international users toward tourism in China. The results indicate that positive comments significantly outnumber negative ones, suggesting that international users generally hold favorable attitudes toward traveling in China. TF–IDF analysis further shows that positive sentiments emphasize aesthetic appreciation, emotional resonance, and overall positive impressions, whereas negative sentiments are relatively limited and mainly associated with critical or politicized expressions. Overall, the findings reveal a distinct emotional bias in TikTok comment sections. User-generated comments serve as an important source of informational and emotional cues for potential tourists and provide empirical evidence of how online discourse shapes international perceptions of Chinese tourism destinations.
Copyright (c) 2026 Peng Gao, Zong-Yi Zhu https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Research on the Spatiotemporal Dynamic Evolution of the High-Quality Development of China's Agricultural Green Economy
Against the backdrop of China’s national strategy for agricultural green development, systematically measuring its spatiotemporal pattern and driving mechanisms is crucial to agricultural modernization transformation. This study constructs a four-dimensional evaluation system covering resource utilization, environmental pressure, economic output and social benefits, and analyzes the panel data of China’s 31 provinces from 2011 to 2023 via the entropy weight-TOPSIS method and Spatial Durbin Model (SDM). The findings are as follows: The national agricultural green economy level fluctuated in a "decline-rise-decline" trend, with its comprehensive index falling from 0.453 in 2011 to 0.337 in 2023 and mounting overall downward pressure; its spatial pattern shifted from "high in the east and low in the west" to a combination of "north-south differentiation" and a "plateau isolated island", the east-west gap widened from 0.122 to 0.143, and the "central collapse" was notable. Spatial correlation evolved from random distribution to significant "low-low agglomeration", with the local Moran's I rising from 0.085 to 0.214, trapping contiguous regions in low-value development. Economic development boosted local agricultural green economy but had negative spatial spillovers; urbanization and fiscal pressure exerted inhibitory effects, while industrial structure upgrading brought positive spatial spillovers and acted as the core driver for coordinated development. Based on these conclusions, this paper suggests advancing the coordinated high-quality development of agricultural green economy through contiguous comprehensive governance, gradient transmission, industrial chain linkage and horizontal compensation.
Copyright (c) 2026 Jialei Ge, Fan Tang, Yihang Hu https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Research on the Development of Indicators, Integration into Teaching, and Evaluation of General Information Technology Competencies for Vocational College Students
Accelerated digital transformation is driving iterative development across industries, making general information technology literacy a core competitive advantage for vocational college students' employment. Current vocational education faces challenges such as ambiguous competency metrics, fragmented integration into teaching, and a monolithic evaluation system, making it difficult to meet industry demands for versatile talent. Against this backdrop, deepening reforms in cultivating information technology literacy by focusing on metric development, instructional integration, and evaluation optimization has become an urgent necessity to align with industrial development. This paper focuses on cultivating general IT professional competencies among vocational students. Integrating vocational education characteristics with industry demands, it constructs an indicator system covering dimensions such as technology application, information security, and digital thinking. The study explores pathways for integrating these competencies into specialized courses and designs formative and diversified evaluation mechanisms. By combining theory with practice, it provides references for enhancing vocational students' digital adaptability and professional competitiveness, thereby supporting vocational education in meeting the demands of digital transformation.
Copyright (c) 2026 Genrang Zheng https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
“Cultural Healing” in Virtual Spaces: A Netnographic Study of Generation Z's Participation in the Transformation of Tongcheng School Culture's Therapeutic Value—Based on Anqing's Online Revitalization Practices of Intangible Cultural Heritage
This study centers on transforming the cultural healing value of the Tongcheng School into contemporary practice, integrating intangible cultural heritage (ICH) revitalization initiatives in Anqing. Using a netnographic approach, it systematically examines how Generation Z participates in, interprets, and reconstructs the “literature–healing–industry” model within virtual spaces. Based on 12 months of immersive observation, in-depth interviews, and digital text analysis, the study reveals how Gen Z converts traditional literary resources into forms of “digital healing” that align with their health needs and patterns of cultural consumption through short-video creation, interactive communities, and transmedia storytelling. The findings identify three defining characteristics of Gen Z engagement: “lightweight experiential participation,” “circle-based dissemination,” and “technology-enabled co-creation.” These practices are driven not only by the rise of “national trend” culture, but also by mental health needs and processes of digital identity construction. This research offers an interdisciplinary perspective for ICH revitalization, literary healing theory, and youth culture studies, and proposes a theoretical framework of “digital literary healing,” providing practical pathways for the youth-oriented transformation of traditional cultural resources.
intangible cultural heritage revitalization
Copyright (c) 2026 Dingyue Yu https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Research on the Synergistic Mechanism of Internal Control and Risk Management in Enterprises
The risks enterprises face today are complex and diverse, primarily stemming from intensified market competition driven by economic globalization. Therefore, to achieve steady and forward-moving development, research on the synergistic mechanism between internal control and risk management within enterprises is urgently needed. Internal control serves as the foundation for risk management, while risk management provides solutions for enterprises to mitigate risks. This study analyzes the internal connections between their coordinated development, elucidates the significance of internal control for enterprise growth, categorizes current risk management approaches, and clarifies their aligned objectives and collaborative relationship. However, numerous obstacles to implementation persist in practice. Targeted optimization pathways are proposed to provide theoretical foundations for future enterprise development.
Copyright (c) 2026 Qianbo Sun https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
The Development of Local International Communication Centers in China: Core Model, Operating Logic, and Typical Characteristic
At the present stage, where China's international communication endeavors are advancing vigorously, the construction of local international communication centers has achieved remarkable results, which play a significant role in further enhancing the international communication effectiveness of regions and improving the international communication discourse system. Based on the current development status of multiple local international communication centers in China, this article summarizes the "geographical hub driving", "industry-integration of communication", "central-local collaborative co-construction", and “provincial-level linked-action in a gradient pattern” four core models that have emerged in the current development process of local international communication centers. Focusing on key dimensions such as content, channels, and resources, through specific practical cases, this article elaborates in detail on the operational logic and typical characteristics of each model, with the aim of providing practical references and theoretical guidance for the future development of different types of local international communication centers.
local international communication center
Copyright (c) 2026 Jie Wu https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Exploring the “Friendly Clinic” Teaching Model in Medical Humanities
To address the current issues of disconnection between medical humanities education and clinical practice, as well as the generally weak development of medical students' humanistic literacy, this study explores a novel teaching model for role empowerment and humanistic cultivation based on the "Friendly Clinic" concept. This model was implemented and tested in the training of 320 medical students at a large tertiary general hospital in China. Results demonstrate that humanistic education driven by clinical scenarios enables students to simultaneously apply knowledge, develop skills, and internalize values during real-world service, achieving effective integration of teaching and learning. Role empowerment not only reinforces professional understanding but also promotes value internalization, offering a practical solution to the "separation of knowledge and action" in ideological and political education. This innovative medical humanities teaching model for Friendly Clinics holds significant practical value.
Copyright (c) 2026 Jiajia Cai, Shenxin Li, Shan Lu, Lihong Shi, Qiming Zhao, Linxin Tang, Yan Liu https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Research on the Economic Development Model Based on the Integration and Mutual Promotion of "Small Stores and Street Stalls": A Comprehensive Investigation Report
As China's economic growth slows, the individual economy has experienced a notable upsurge. A growing number of market entities are shifting their focus toward micro and small-scale enterprises, drawn by their low investment requirements, limited risk exposure, and rapid returns. This trend has given rise to widespread manifestations of the "small store economy" and the "street stall economy." However, operating in isolation, these models remain vulnerable to constraints such as spatial limitations, operational scale, and income instability. Therefore, integrating and mutually reinforcing these two forms—creating a more structurally sound, scalable, and income-stable microeconomic framework—has emerged as a critical challenge requiring further exploration. Through a three-month operational case study combining one small business (a hair salon) with a street stall (offering children's handcraft entertainment), this paper systematically documents key aspects including development trajectory, revenue performance, consumer demographics, and spatial utilization. Based on this empirical analysis, the study identifies a viable pathway for the synergistic development of the "small store + street stall" model. The findings offer both theoretical insights for research on micro and small economies and practical guidance for market participants seeking sustainable entrepreneurial strategies.
Copyright (c) 2026 Yan Gui, Likai Lin https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Traditional Chinese Economic Thought and Its Inspiration to Cultural Economy
China’s 5,000-year civilization is replete with profound economic philosophies that have historically guided its socioeconomic evolution. This study systematically examines seven economic laws and seven governance strategies inherent to China’s traditional economic paradigm—a body of wisdom accumulated through empirical practices over history, providing trans-generational insights for socioeconomic governance. By identifying five synergistic policy mechanisms that elucidate complex policy interactions, this study applies the Four Dimensions-Nine Domains framework from Guanzi to construct a novel economic paradigm. This analytical framework proposes a governance model that moves beyond conventional reductionist analytical frameworks, embodying the integration of theoretical principles and pragmatic applications. It thereby provides a methodological innovation pathway for cultural economy studies under the purview of traditional Chinese economic philosophy.
Copyright (c) 2026 Kai Chen, Yang Jiao, Gang Li https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Reconfiguring Learner Agency in AI-Mediated Virtual Language Learning: A Three-Dimensional Action-Chain Model
Artificial intelligence (AI)–enhanced virtual environments are increasingly used for foreign language learning, yet their impact on learner agency—the capacity to perceive, initiate, and regulate action—remains under-theorized. This study aims to explain how learner agency is reconfigured in AI-mediated virtual language learning environments and to develop an action-chain model that captures this reconfiguration. Drawing on mediated discourse analysis (MDA) and theories of distributed agency and sociotechnical systems, the study proposes a three-dimensional theoretical framework of mediatedness, agency, and algorithmicity. Qualitative data were collected from interaction logs, system traces, and semi-structured interviews with 32 Chinese EFL university learners using an AI-supported virtual learning platform. The data were analyzed through MDA-informed action-chain analysis and thematic coding. The findings reveal a three-stage developmental pattern of learner agency: agency compression, where algorithmic pre-structuring narrows action possibilities; agency distribution, where human–AI co-action becomes the dominant mode of participation; and agency regeneration, where learners reassert strategic control and use AI as a resource rather than an authority. These stages are shaped by the interplay of multimodal mediatedness, algorithmic structuring, and agentive adaptation. Learner agency in AI-mediated virtual environments is a dynamic sociotechnical phenomenon rather than a stable individual trait. The proposed action-chain model offers a theoretical lens for understanding this reconfiguration and provides implications for designing AI-supported learning ecologies that foster, rather than constrain, learner agency.
Copyright (c) 2025 Jun Zou, Jinyang Zhao https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Cultural Heritage Reconstruction in Immersive Technologies: Digital Authenticity, Cultural Dignity, and Regulatory Approaches
In the digital era, immersive technologies—including Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR)—are profoundly reshaping the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage. Focusing on digital authenticity and cultural dignity, this paper explores the theoretical foundations, practical risks, and legal governance mechanisms of immersive cultural heritage reconstruction. While immersive technologies enhance public engagement and cultural accessibility, they also risk distorting historical contexts and cultural meanings, leading to the erosion of digital authenticity and the violation of cultural dignity. By analyzing the limitations of China’s Cultural Relics Protection Law, Copyright Law, and Civil Code, the study proposes a multidimensional governance framework guided by the principles of “Respect First, Public Interest Orientation, and Collaborative Governance.” This framework integrates legal enhancement through digital-specific provisions, ethical regulation via participatory guidelines, and technical safeguards through metadata and traceability standards. The research aims to shift the paradigm of cultural heritage protection from a technology-centered to a culture-centered model, contributing to the interdisciplinary integration of digital humanities and legal governance.
Copyright (c) 2026 You Li, Wen Sun, Hua Li https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
A Study on the Implications of Schumpeter's Innovation Theory for China's Innovation-Driven Development Strategy
The global technological competition landscape is undergoing profound adjustments, and China's economy is transitioning from factor-driven to innovation-driven growth, with traditional development models facing bottlenecks. Core concepts in Schumpeter's innovation theory—such as “new combinations of production factors” and “creative destruction”—provide crucial theoretical support for addressing China's challenges of insufficient innovation coordination and sluggish momentum conversion. This paper systematically examines the core tenets and theoretical characteristics of Schumpeter’s innovation theory. By integrating the implementation status and practical challenges of China's innovation-driven development strategy, it explores the theory's implications for deepening the strategy across dimensions such as nurturing innovation entities, optimizing factor allocation, and improving the institutional environment. This analysis provides theoretical references and practical pathways for China to overcome innovation bottlenecks, establish an independent innovation system, and achieve high-quality development.
Copyright (c) 2025 Fangyu Liu, Xue Wang, Hefeng Song https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Study on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Yunnan's Economy and Its Radiation Effectiveness in South Asia and Southeast Asia
In the global digital wave, artificial intelligence has emerged as a key driver of economic development. As an open frontier facing South and Southeast Asia, enhancing Yunnan's economic radiation capacity is crucial. Studying AI's impact on Yunnan's economic radiation efficacy can provide new pathways and strategies for regional development. This paper focuses on the enabling value of AI technology. Against the backdrop of Yunnan's development as a hub radiating influence toward South and Southeast Asia, it explores the mechanisms and practical effectiveness of AI in promoting economic and trade cooperation, industrial upgrading, and infrastructure connectivity between Yunnan and South/Southeast Asia. It analyzes existing shortcomings and constraints in current AI applications, proposes countermeasures to optimize radiating effectiveness, and provides theoretical and practical support for Yunnan to enhance its regional influence and deepen cooperation with South and Southeast Asia through AI technology.
Copyright (c) 2025 Kenan Li, Zhenbin Zi https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
A Translation Report on Hormel Foods Profile
Hormel Foods profile is selected from its official website as the source text translated from English into Chinese. The translation task is composed of an overview of the company and its responsibility. The report mainly analyzes the difficulties during the translation process, including brand names translation and subtitles translation. According to the characteristics and functions, brand names translation is based on free translation, image translation and the combination of transliteration and free translation to realize the beauty of sound, sense and form. Subtitles are translated by such translation skills as amplification, the conversion of the part of speech and adopting Chinese four characters to achieve conciseness and meet the Chinese expression habit. Through this translation task, the translator has further grasped the features of company profiles and different translation methods and skills, and comprehensive abilities like translation ability have been well developed. Besides, Hormel Foods' s initiatives on product innovation and corporate responsibility can be served as a reference for Chinese companies.
Copyright (c) 2025 Yixin Tan https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Sound the Party's Trumpet — Guo Moruo's Red Discourse in Xinhua Daily during the Anti-Japanese War
From 1937 to 1947, Mr. Guo Moruo actively supported the establishment and construction of Xinhua Daily, the official newspaper of the Communist Party of China, and led the struggle and construction of the cultural front in the Kuomintang-controlled areas on the platform of Xinhua Daily. By sorting out his articles and related words and deeds published in the magazine, from the "Party trumpet" to the poem "reed flute", it fully reflects his important role as a cultural pioneer and the mouthpiece of the masses. Mr. Guo Moruo's speech and creation constitute an important part of the red discourse of China's new democratic revolution.
Copyright (c) 2025 Xuebin Zhao https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
User Experience and Employee Satisfaction Improvement Strategies for Multimodal AI Digital Humans
This paper solves the problem of collaborative management of user experience and employee satisfaction caused by multimodal AI digital human anchors in county-level e-commerce live streaming. We construct a theoretical analysis framework centered on the technology acceptance model, social exchange theory, and job demand resource model, exploring how user experience affects employee satisfaction through two ways: job resources and job demand. From the analysis results, it can be concluded that the optimization of user experience needs to focus on both functional and emotional aspects. Through division of labor design optimization, construction of employee empowerment system, technology adaptation and other strategies, external experience and internal satisfaction can be jointly improved. Making technology truly useful for people not only improves efficiency, but also enhances employee satisfaction.
Copyright (c) 2025 Chao Hua, Sitian Wang, Ziai Wu https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Research on the Path of Standardization Promoting the International Operation and Management of Service Trade Enterprises
Currently, as a special new form of foreign trade, service trade has led to growing attention on the international operation and management of service trade enterprises amid the development of China's service trade. How to narrow the trade deficit, promote service trade exports, and explore how service trade enterprises can enhance their competitiveness in the process of international operation and management have become current research hotspots. Based on the theory of enterprise international operation and management, this paper analyzes the mechanism by which standardization promotes the development of international operation and management of service trade enterprises. Through the analysis of this mechanism, three main paths are proposed: the standardization certification path for service trade enterprises, which enhances their competitiveness in international operation and management; the standardization path for service trade enterprises, which improves the operational efficiency of their international operation and management; and the standardization-driven innovation path for service trade enterprises, which addresses internal obstacles and challenges through institutional and technological innovation, with "dual-drive" standardization facilitating service trade enterprises to achieve international operation and management.
enterprise international operation and management
Copyright (c) 2025 Sumei Zeng https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Research on the Mechanism for Improving the Service Quality of Inbound Group Tourists from a Cross-Cultural Management Perspective
This study explores the role of cross-cultural management mechanisms in improving the service quality of inbound group tourists, particularly within the context of globalization and multicultural environments. By constructing a theoretical framework of "cross-cultural management-service process-perceived quality, " the study analyzes three key mechanisms: cultural intelligence and employee adaptability, cultural communication and trust-building, and institutional safeguards and service consistency. The study finds that enhancing cultural intelligence strengthens employees' service adaptability, cultural communication reduces misunderstandings and enhances tourist trust, and institutional safeguards ensure service quality consistency. A case study of Marriott Hotels verifies the effectiveness of these mechanisms in practice and their positive impact on brand loyalty. Finally, the study offers three management implications: establishing cultural adaptation training mechanisms, optimizing cross-cultural communication and feedback systems, and promoting the international standardization of inbound services, while also suggesting directions for future research.
Copyright (c) 2025 Yi Zhang https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
An Empirical Study on the Coordinated Development of Cross-Border E-commerce and Cross-Border Logistics in Guangdong Province
Driven by the robust growth of cross-border e-commerce (CBEC), cross-border logistics in Guangdong Province has witnessed a surge in demand. As an increasing number of CBEC enterprises select Guangdong as their core hub for import and export operations, the need for logistics services has grown exponentially. Using annual data from Guangdong Province from 2014 to 2023, this paper explores the relationship between CBEC and cross-border logistics in Guangdong province, verifies the interplay between the two sectors, and identifies pathways to foster their sound and coordinated development. via cointegration tests and a constructed Vector Autoregression (VAR) model. The research results reveal that, in the long term, the CBEC and the cross-border logistics industries in Guangdong province are interdependent and maintain a stable equilibrium. In the short term, the development of CBEC is more influenced by the internal factors, whereas the cross-border logistics is greatly influenced by the variations of CBEC. Based on these findings, some suggestions are given to promote their coordinated development.
Copyright (c) 2025 Jie Tang, Zewei Wu https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Research on the Impact of Digital Inclusive Finance on the Consumption Level of Chinese Residents
Under the new development pattern featuring domestic circulation as the mainstay and domestic and international circulation reinforcing each other, the influence of digital inclusive finance on residents' consumption is becoming increasingly prominent. This paper takes 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) in China as the research samples and uses panel data from 2014 to 2023. By constructing a fixed-effect model with STATA software and conducting regression analysis, it empirically explores the impact of digital inclusive finance on the consumption level of residents. The research results show that digital inclusive finance has a significant positive impact on the consumption level of residents. From a dimensional perspective, the impact of digital inclusive finance on the consumption level of residents varies. The impact of coverage breadth is the most significant, while the impact of usage depth is not significant, and the digitalization degree is only significant at the 10% level. Based on this, this paper puts forward corresponding suggestions, with the aim of providing some references for giving full play to the promoting role of digital inclusive finance on residents' consumption.
Copyright (c) 2025 Jing Ren https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Research on the Application and Benefits of IoT Technology in the Real Estate Financing Model of Supply Chain Finance: Analysis Based on Multiple Cases
This article aims to explore how IoT technology can reshape the traditional movable property financing model and solve its long-standing pain points of "difficult management of goods, difficult financing of funds, and high risks". By reviewing the theoretical foundations of the Internet of Things, supply chain finance, and movable property financing through literature review, and combining typical cases such as JD Technology, Qingdao Free Trade Zone Digital Warehouse, and Tianqi Lithium Battery Recycling, this paper deeply analyzes the business process innovation, risk control optimization, and comprehensive benefit improvement of movable property financing under the integration of "Internet of Things+blockchain" technology. Research has found that IoT technology can greatly improve the accessibility of financing, reduce financing costs, and create new business growth points for financial institutions by achieving real-time, visual, and traceable digital supervision of movable property (inventory, warehouse receipts). Finally, the paper summarizes the challenges faced by the current model and provides prospects for future development directions.
Copyright (c) 2025 Yilin Wang https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Research on Innovative Strategies for Enterprise Human Resource Management in the Era of Digital Transformation
With the deepening advancement of digital technologies and the full arrival of the digital era, corporate human resource management is undergoing unprecedented digital transformation. During this transition, organizations face multiple challenges including strategic planning gaps, insufficient talent reserves, limitations in technology application, and organizational cultural barriers. These factors constrain the deep application of digital tools and the full exploitation of data value. Against this backdrop, this paper systematically explores innovative strategies for corporate HRM in the digital transformation era. It delves into the profound implications of connectivity and value within corporate HRM under digital transformation, providing theoretical guidance and practical pathways for enterprises to comprehensively advance the digital transformation of their human resource management.
Copyright (c) 2025 Lan Peng https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Based on Service-Oriented Government Theory: Research on Consumption Upgrading Responses and Public Service Optimization Throughout the Lifecycle of New Retail Enterprises Empowered by the Digital Economy
This study, grounded in service-oriented government theory, examines how the digital economy empowers new retail enterprises to respond to consumption upgrades and optimize public services throughout their lifecycle. It analyzes the historical context of digital economy empowerment for new retail enterprises, exploring how they meet consumer demands through digitalization, intelligentization, and omnichannel integration to address consumption upgrades. It also outlines specific measures for public service optimization, such as establishing government cloud platforms and enhancing big data monitoring systems. The study aims to reveal the transformations brought by the digital economy to new retail enterprises and how service-oriented governments can support business development and drive consumption upgrades through public service optimization, providing theoretical references for practical applications and policy formulation in related fields.
Copyright (c) 2025 Jinquan Jia, Hefeng Song, Xue Wang https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Research on the Current State and Transformation Pathways of Corporate Financial Management in the Big Data Era
In the era of big data, the generation of massive data and innovations in data processing technologies have reshaped the business environment. Enterprises are facing new challenges and opportunities driven by data-based decision-making. As a core component of enterprise operations, traditional financial management models have become increasingly inadequate to adapt to these changes, making transformation an urgent necessity. This paper focuses on corporate financial management in the context of the big data era. It analyzes the current situation of enterprise financial management under the impact of big data, explores the opportunities and challenges brought by big data, and further investigates the transformation paths for financial management. The aim is to provide theoretical support and practical guidance for enterprises to adapt to the big data environment, enhance their financial management capabilities, and achieve sustainable development in an increasingly competitive market.
Copyright (c) 2025 Qianbo Sun https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Analysis of Reading Forms in the "Reading across Curriculum" Initiative in Hong Kong: Insights from Two Key Curriculum Documents
The "Reading across Curriculum" initiative implemented in Hong Kong emphasizes interdisciplinary reading instruction and the development of students' thinking abilities. By classifying disciplinary knowledge and analyzing the role of Chinese language use, this study identifies three forms of reading within Chinese interdisciplinary contexts: Chinese subject reading, reading in other disciplines, and non-textual reading. Reading in other disciplines compensates for the limitations of Chinese reading in knowledge acquisition, enabling students to acquire multidisciplinary and comprehensive knowledge while providing a domain for language application and transfer. Non-textual reading addresses the perceptual and experiential constraints of textual reading, allowing students to gain direct, observable experiences through reading activities while deepening their understanding of language as a medium of expression.
Copyright (c) 2026 Ziyi Feng https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Clarity Requirements for Dragon Dance Competition Rules and Regulations from the Coaches' Perspective and Construction of the Association's Guidance System
Dragon dance sport originated from ancient Chinese rituals such as rain-praying and deity-worshipping. Since the 1980s, it has gradually advanced toward standardization, competitiveness, marketization, and internationalization. Its competition rules have undergone multiple revisions (from the 1995 to 2011 editions), with supporting regulations for equipment and youth events. However, ambiguities remain in the recognition of rules and difficult movements among coaches, committees, and referees. Using the literature review method, practical method, and logical analysis method, this study analyzes the demand for clarity of rules and regulations from the coaches' perspective and identifies core issues: In terms of difficulty rules: vague movement trajectories, inconsistent recognition of combined difficulties, and the 2011 Edition rules lagging behind innovative difficulties; In terms of equipment rules: unclear weight standards for dragon heads, creating dilemmas for coaches in equipment selection; In terms of "conventional practices" in rules: lack of unified definitions for music requirements. Based on these findings, the study proposes the construction of three systems: (1) A competition difficulty standard system centered on releasing a dragon dance difficulty technology database and updating videos of innovative difficulties; (2) An event information notification system focusing on supplementing rule details, conducting online Q&A sessions, setting up an official website message board, and an event chief referee Q&A area; (3) An event committee Q&A system featuring synchronous display of deduction codes and rule-based interpretation and Q&A. This study aims to enhance the clarity of dragon dance competition rules and regulations and assist the Chinese Dragon and Lion Dance Association (CDLDA) in promoting the further standardization, normalization, and competitiveness of dragon dance sport.
Copyright (c) 2025 Wei Ren https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
A Quantitative and Qualitative Review of Green Supply Chain Research from 2010 to 2024
Scientifically mapping the evolutionary trajectory of green supply chain management (GSCM) research and tracking its cutting-edge developments is of critical significance for enterprises' sustainable growth.Although there are literature reviews on green supply chain management in existing studies, with the development of society and time, their content has certain lag.Based on this, the study examines the research on green supply chain management from the Web of Science (WOS) database spanning from January 2001 to August 2024 as its subject matter. By utilizing bibliometric software Citespace 6.3R1, the article conducts quantitative statistical analysis, co-citation analysis, keyword clustering analysis, and keyword burst analysis on textual data from the 7,743 valid articles ultimately obtained. The article begins by outlining the overarching framework of green supply chain management research through quantitative analysis of textual data.Furthermore, by combining manual induction of literature content, the evolution path, hotspots, and frontiers of green supply chain management research are ultimately revealed.The study found that green supply chain management has experienced four stages of development, and finally presents four trends，such as environmental performance, supplier management, green supply chain management and green innovation.Based on this, suggestions have been put forward to conduct in-depth research on enterprise performance, green supplier management, circular economy, and green innovation. This study helps scholars to grasp the research context of green supply chain management as a whole and promote the theoretical development of green supply chain management research.
Copyright (c) 2025 Ruijiao Shi, Xiaolin Li, Yu Qiao https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0