2025 International Conference on Education, Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (EHASS 2025)
Editors: Rachel | November.22-23.2025 | Shanghai，China ISBN：978-1-958371-42-8 Online Time：2025-12-24 The International Conference on Education, Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (EHASS 2025) will be held in Shanghai, China in 2025. The main theme of the conference is to discuss related research fields such as education, humanities, arts, and social sciences, aiming to provide an international cooperation and exchange platform for experts, scholars, and business development personnel in related fields to share research results, discuss existing problems and challenges, and explore cutting-edge technologies. We warmly welcome experts from universities, research institutions, scholars, business people, and other relevant personnel to actively submit articles and participate in the conference for exchange. Participating scholars can listen to the wonderful reports of well-known experts and share leading research results and innovative ideas in the industry together through this conference.

Conference Lists

Analysis of the Mutual Influence in Typeface Design
Yu Cai DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1.2025 pp. 1-6 Abstract In today’s rapidly integrating cultural landscape, the mutual influence between Chinese and Western typeface design has become a widespread phenomenon. Typefaces, in cross-cultural and trans-temporal contexts, innovate visual expression and cultural translation practices through systematic borrowing... Download PDF
Randomized Controlled Trial: Effects of Blood Flow Restriction Training on Female University Students with Chronic Non-Specific Low Back Pain
Jing Tang , Shi Tang , Daoguang Feng DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.7.2025 pp. 7-16 Abstract This research sought to evaluate and contrast the effectiveness of two distinct training approaches—low-load blood flow restriction training (LL-BFRT) and high-load resistance training (HL-RT)—in managing chronic non-specific low back pain (CNSLBP) among female college students outside athletic disc... Download PDF
A User-Friendly Robot System for Older Adults with Dementia
Kwong Chiu Fung , Ka Yan Fung , Kuen Fung Sin , Tze Leung Rick Lui , Wai Ho Mow DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.17.2025 pp. 17-22 Abstract Technology adoption has become essential in the digital age as the global population ages. However, many older adults face significant challenges when interacting with digital devices due to small font sizes, poor colour contrast, and limited technological literacy. For individuals with de... Download PDF
The Impacts of Social Relationship on Hostile Aggression
Tianyi Xiong , Linna Xing DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.23.2025 pp. 23-31 Abstract Hostile aggression—impulsive harm delivered for its own sake—remains understudied compared with instrumental aggression and social-cooperation dynamics. We examined whether a minimal, experimentally induced social relationship would curb hostile aggression and shape victims’ perceptions of an aggres... Download PDF
Exploration of New Ideas in the Course Design of Stochastic Processes in Information Science
Zhenbing Qiu , Yan Liu , Weijun Zhou , Yanjun Li DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.32.2025 pp. 32-37 Abstract This paper analyzes the content and current status of the teaching materials of the course "Random Processes" for graduate students in information science-related majors, and proposes a new teaching model and approach. It mainly includes: (1) Personalized teaching methods: hierarchical teaching, tea... Download PDF
Prototype Design of a Mobile App for Reducing Smartphone Dependence Based on Time Management and Implementation Intention
Rui Jiang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.38.2025 pp. 38-47 Abstract Mobile phone dependence is increasingly prevalent among Chinese college students, with incidence rates ranging from 17% to 33.5%. This behavioral addiction has emerged as a significant barrier to students' academic performance and time management. Although various intervention approaches have been e... Download PDF
Beyond Representation: Embedding Diversity and Inclusion into the Future of Work
Yutong Zhou DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.48.2025 pp. 48-51 Abstract This essay examines how diversity and inclusion (D&I) have evolved from compliance-driven initiatives to strategic imperatives in contemporary organisations. Drawing on Social Identity Theory (Tajfel & Turner, 1979) and the Resource-Based View (RBV) of the firm (Barney, 1991), it analyses Mi... Download PDF
Research on Gender Inclusiveness in College Students' Entertainment Spaces: A Case Study of Billiards Spaces in Shenyang City
Yao Fu , Tinghui Yang , Xinlei Wang , Haixiao Liu , Jian Gao DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.52.2025 pp. 52-63 Abstract Starting from the orientation of inclusive urban development, this study takes the billiard space, a typical space, as the research entry point to investigate the current situation of the use of entertainment Spaces for college students in Shenyang. Through the PSPL survey method and data analysis, ... Download PDF
Shield and Spear on the Northern Frontier: The Relationship Between the Yan Great Wall and Iron Artifact Dissemination
Xuefeng Liu , Maofa Jiang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.64.2025 pp. 64-75 Abstract This study examines the role of the Yan Great Wall in facilitating ironware diffusion through spatial analysis, archaeological typology, and textual research. Findings reveal that beyond military defense, the Wall propelled iron technology propagation via four pathways: (1) Engineering demand: Large... Download PDF
The Impact and Challenges of Generative Artificial Intelligence on University Programming Courses
Suduo Li , Kaiying Deng , Jingwei Deng DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.76.2025 pp. 76-80 Abstract The rise of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) – notably Large Language Models like ChatGPT, MidJourney, and DeepSeek – is profoundly transforming higher education. This paper focuses on GAI's significant impact on university programming courses, exploring its manifestations in changing teachi... Download PDF
Research on the Inheritance and Development of Meihua Quan in Dezhou City
Xiaogang Du , Xiling Zhang , Degang Sun , Xingna Zhao , Shuxiang Jia , Zetao Zheng DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.81.2025 pp. 81-88 Abstract Meihua Quan belongs to the category of excellent traditional Chinese martial arts and is listed in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage. It has rich historical and cultural heritage as well as rich national spiritual connotations. This article selects Dezhou City, Shandong Provin... Download PDF
Interpreting Strategies in Interview Settings: An Analysis Based on the Three-Stage Model of Interpreting and DeFleur’s Model of the Communication Process
Qixia Guo DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.89.2025 pp. 89-100 Abstract This study investigates interpreting in interview settings by integrating the three-stage interpreting model with DeFleur’s model of communication, focusing on the roles of noise and redundancy across different registers. Employing a multi-dimensional feedback chain that combines interpreter self-re... Download PDF
Visual Image Analysis of a Branding Poster: The British Airways Poster as a Case Study
Yu Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.101.2025 pp. 101-107 Abstract Most brands are presented in print advertising in a visual way such as in the form of a poster, in this way that they can be perceived in a more visually manner by the consumer. At the same time, the visual elements of the posters are constantly changing in response to the different ways of expressi... Download PDF
The Influence of Design Elements from Peking Opera Costumes for Enhancing China Cultural Values in Hand-Carving Leather Bags
Jialin Jiang , Siti Fatimah Bt. Hashim DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.108.2025 pp. 108-116 Abstract This study aims to explore the influence of design elements of traditional Peking Opera costumes to inspire the creation of hand-made leather bag carvings for enhancing cultural values in terms of shape, colour, form, texture, and motifs. With the latest development, handcrafted leather bag carving ... Download PDF
Identity Construction and Film Communication in the Subtitling of Directors’ Interviews
Qixia Guo DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.117.2025 pp. 117-124 Abstract In the context of globalization, film is not only a form of artistic creation but also a crucial medium of cross-cultural communication. Directors’ interviews, as an extension of the cinematic discourse, provide international audiences with an important channel to understand filmmakers’ creative vis... Download PDF
Exploration of the Practical Pathways of Collaborative Education through the Integration of Vocational Education, Continuing Education, and Regular Higher Education from the Perspective of the "One-Stop" Student Community in Higher Education Institutions
Hao Weng , Jing Wang , Meiman Li , Yuanfei Deng DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.125.2025 pp. 125-133 Abstract This study investigates the practical pathways for promoting collaborative education through the integration of vocational education, continuing education, and general higher education within the context of "one-stop" student communities in higher education institutions. The central f... Download PDF
Innovation in the Cultivation Model for Voice Performance Art Talents in Universities: A Case Study of "I’m The Outstanding Voice Troupe Season"
Yuchen Yang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.134.2025 pp. 134-137 Abstract The rapid expansion of the digital media industry has elevated voice performance art to a position of core importance within fields such as film, animation, and gaming. Nevertheless, prevailing talent cultivation models in universities struggle to keep pace, hampered by a theory-practice disconnect,... Download PDF
Research on the Combat Physical Fitness of Naval Carrier-Based Aircraft Flight Cadets Driven by Basketball Projects
Wei Wang , Shangui Gao , Jingguo Cao , Haoyang Shi DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.138.2025 pp. 138-142 Abstract This paper explores an innovative approach to enhancing the combat physical fitness of naval carrier-based aircraft flight trainees through basketball-specific physical training. By analyzing the correlation between the special physical fitness requirements of carrier-based aircraft pilots and the p... Download PDF
Exploring the construction path of the breaststroke AI intelligent teaching mode
Shangui Gao , Zelong Yao , Wei Wang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.143.2025 pp. 143-148 Abstract With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the traditional breaststroke teaching mode is gradually showing its limitations. Traditional classrooms rely on verbal instructions from coaches and subjective visual assessments, lacking quantitative basis, resulting in a significant phenomenon... Download PDF
Exploring How Talent Identification and Early Selection Are Described in U.S. Youth Sports Policy: A Qualitative Document Analysis
Patrick Xu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.149.2025 pp. 149-155 Abstract This study examines how talent identification and early selection are described in U.S. youth sport policy. Through qualitative document analysis of recent United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC) reports, it explores how policy language frames athlete development, equity, and perfor... Download PDF
Insights into the application of Modern Information Technology in Mathematics Teaching
Qing Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.156.2025 pp. 156-161 Abstract Modern information technology is widely applied in various fields and is fully reflected in teaching in the information age. Especially in mathematics teaching, the application of modern information technology has a relatively strong advantage. It can make abstract mathematical problems more intuiti... Download PDF
Military applicability test and evaluation of brain-inspired chips
Yuan Zhu , Hui Wang , Penghui Shang , Boning Li , Siqi Yang , Jun Zhang , Yanlong Yin , Ke Liu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.162.2025 pp. 162-173 Abstract In the era of artificial intelligence’s rapid development, brain-inspired computing, regarded as the next-generation artificial intelligence technology, is also advancing by leaps and bounds. As the core hardware of brain-inspired computing, brain-inspired chip technology has been approaching maturi... Download PDF
Should Traditional Teacher-Centered teaching be removed from mathematics curriculum reform? Understanding mathematics achievement emotions from the perspective of Chinese students
Wei Lin , Wei Wang , Xintong Lai DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.174.2025 pp. 174-178 Abstract Based on Control-value theory, this study explored students’ emotional responses to the implementation of teacher-centered teaching in Chinese mathematics classroom through their achievement emotions. Results showed that “teacher-centered” has both advantages and disadvantages in stud... Download PDF
Profit Motives vs. Public Ownership: A Comparative Perspective on Human Behavior
Fangjie Du DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.179.2025 pp. 179-185 Abstract Profit pursuit is a core driver of organizational behavior, capable of generating innovation and efficiency improvements as well as rent-seeking, short-term decisions, and negative social impacts. It motivates enterprises to implement strategic corporate social responsibility (CSR) and environmental... Download PDF
Competitive Authoritarianism in Serbia, 1991- Present
ShengLing Ni DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.186.2025 pp. 186-193 Abstract This article analyses the political, economic, and social processes that produced and sustained a form of competitive authoritarianism in Serbia from the dissolution of Yugoslavia (1991) to the present. Drawing on a qualitative case-study design that combines process-tracing of elite behavior, docum... Download PDF
The tragic female image of Bai Xianyong's Taipei People
Yongtong Huo DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.194.2025 pp. 194-200 Abstract Bai Xianyong is an important Chinese writer in our century. His short story collection, Taipei People, delves into the hardships faced by individuals who migrated to Taiwan, with a particular emphasis on the tragic experiences of women. First, this paper analyzes the reasons for Bai Xianyong's creat... Download PDF
The Institutional Dilemma and Regulatory Pathways for Occupational Injury Protection for Food Delivery Riders
You Li , Shuo Yang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.201.2025 pp. 201-210 Abstract Under the platform-based employment model, occupational injury protection for food delivery riders faces a crisis of institutional compatibility. At the current insurance mechanism level, work-related injury insurance is unable to cover occupational risks in flexible employment arrangements due to t... Download PDF
Research on Equity and Accessibility of Medical and Health Care Resources for Disabled Children in China
Zhuoran Xiang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.211.2025 pp. 211-220 Abstract Disabled children, as a special vulnerable group in society, the realization of their health care rights is an important symbol to measure social fairness and civilization. Focusing on "fairness and accessibility of medical and health care resources for disabled children in China", this paper system... Download PDF
The relationships between high school students’ moods in different dietary patterns
Xuan Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.221.2025 pp. 221-226 Abstract This essay aims to investigate the correlations between various dietary patterns and the mood of high school students. The food frequency questionnaire and the positive and negative affect schedule have been used to collect data from high school students. We tested the relationships between dietary ... Download PDF
Legal Strategy in Polar Silk Road Initiative—From Treaty Interpretation to Regional Custom
Xiao Jing DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.227.2025 pp. 227-234 Abstract As Arctic sea routes become increasingly navigable due to global climate change, China has proposed the joint development of the Polar Silk Road to enhance polar maritime cooperation. Yet this initiative faces significant legal and institutional challenges under current international law, particular... Download PDF
Mechanisms and Practical Paths for Stimulating Farmers' Subjectivity in the Construction of Rural Civilization
Yihan Chai DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.235.2025 pp. 235-245 Abstract Stimulating farmers' subjectivity is a fundamental essence of rural civilization construction and a key link in injecting endogenous impetus into rural development, whose effect is related to the realization of the overall goal of rural revitalization. Based on the Marxist thought of human sub... Download PDF
Bertrand Russell said, "Hitler was the product of Rousseau, and Roosevelt and Churchill were the Locke." - a dialectical analysis of this view
Wanlin Hu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.246.2025 pp. 246-251 Abstract This essay evaluates the extent to which Rousseau's and Locke's ideas were appropriated, distorted, or faithfully applied in radically different political contexts. Rousseau's concept of the "general will," originally conceived as a collective expression of democratic sovereignty, was co-opted by Na... Download PDF
Navigating the Uncharted: A Comprehensive Study on AI Ethics and Governance
Shuhuan Liu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.252.2025 pp. 252-258 Abstract This article aims to systematically explore the ethical issues, technical principles, and governance strategies of artificial intelligence (AI). Artificial intelligence technology is developing at an unprecedented pace, having a profound impact on various fields of society. At the same time, its pot... Download PDF
A comparative study on the policies of welfare society construction between China and Britain
Peisheng Yang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.259.2025 pp. 259-268 Abstract The construction of a welfare society is an important part of the development of modern countries, which plays a key role in safeguarding citizens' rights and interests, promoting social equity, and maintaining social stability. China and Britain are at different stages of development and have diffe... Download PDF
Research on Juvenile Delinquency: Current Trends, Causes, and Prevention Strategies
Yizhe Liang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.269.2025 pp. 269-276 Abstract Juvenile delinquency has become a complex challenge in criminal justice, as contemporary trends exceed traditional judicial and social governance approaches, necessitating innovative solutions. Modern juvenile crime exhibits characteristics such as a younger age trend, violent tendencies, increasing... Download PDF
A Review of Social Media’s Impact on Male Perceptions of Gender Equality
Shenchen Qu , Lizhen Sun DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.277.2025 pp. 277-286 Abstract Nowadays, with the popularity of social media, more and more male users are emerging. The research aims to explore the impact of media on male gender equality concepts by analyzing the current situation and applying the theoretical frameworks of social psychology and communication studies. Thi... Download PDF
The International Legal Dilemma of Putin's War Crimes Accusations: Analysis of Legal Recognition and Enforcement Challenges
Genshen Li DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.287.2025 pp. 287-293 Abstract The article first summarizes the specific evidence of Putin's alleged forced transfer of Ukrainian children, including signing relevant laws, government document records, and children's testimonies. Combined with the Rome Statute, it analyzes that his behavior meets the elements of war crimes ... Download PDF
Democratic Party’s Tightrope Show, and the 1968 Election
Haoliang Ni DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.294.2025 pp. 294-300 Abstract This study examines how intraparty polarization within the U.S. Democratic Party over the Vietnam War contributed to its defeat in the 1968 presidential election. Although existing literature extensively explores the societal and geopolitical ramifications of the Vietnam War, few quantitative and th... Download PDF
A Comparison of Western and Chinese Spiritual Healing and Their Evolution to Meet Modern Healthcare Needs
Jinze Wei DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.301.2025 pp. 301-309 Abstract This essay explores the current status and defining characteristics of spiritual healing in both the Western world and China. It aims to analyze the underlying factors that have hindered the widespread application of spiritual healing in contemporary society. Furthermore, the essay identifies potent... Download PDF
The Impact of gender stereotypes
Xianyu Xu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.310.2025 pp. 310-318 Abstract Path-shaping social, political, and economic upheavals that have redrawn the map of opportunities for half of China's population — women — have defined the nation's Development across the centuries. In 1949, the People's Republic of China was established. In its early years, the Communist Party move... Download PDF
The Anatomy of Consent: A Multidisciplinary Examination of the Psychological Shields Against Inferiority
Guo Coco Lu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.319.2025 pp. 319-324 Abstract This article examines Eleanor Roosevelt in detail. Eleanor Roosevelt famously asserted that "no one can make you feel inferior without your consent." This article explores in detail what this "consent" actually means on a psychological and physical level. Research suggests that inferiority does not ... Download PDF
Limited Concession: Balancing Oxford’s Admissions Policy for Donors’ Children under Fiscal Pressure and Academic Equity
Wanke Xia DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.325.2025 pp. 325-331 Abstract This study aims to investigate whether and how Oxford University should calibrate its admissions standards for the children of major donors amid escalating financial pressures and the imperative to uphold academic equity. As UK universities confront reduced state subsidies, frozen tuition fees... Download PDF
The controversy and stance on the admission criteria for children of donors at Oxford University
Rongyun Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.332.2025 pp. 332-337 Abstract This article focuses on the research of whether Oxford University should lower admission standards for children of generous donors, and the core conclusion is that Oxford University should not implement this policy. From the perspective of educational equity, lowering standards violates the principl... Download PDF
Objectivity Rooted in Human Cognition: An Argument from the Perspectives of Aesthetics, Science, and Artificial Intelligence
Shuwen Liu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.338.2025 pp. 338-344 Abstract This article takes the "unconventional winning steps" of AlphaGo as the starting point to explore the relationship between objectivity and human consciousness. Based on the discussion, this article believes that objectivity is rooted in human consciousness and pure objectivity does not exist. From a... Download PDF
Educational Transformation of Ethnic Minority Societies in Northern Thailand under the Hill Tribe Policy
Tszham Yang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.345.2025 pp. 345-351 Abstract In the process of building a modern multi-ethnic country in Thailand, the Hill Tribe Policy plays an important role in shaping the national identity of ethnic minorities in the northern Thailand. Institutions such as the Border Patrol Police (BPP) schools have played a crucial role in linking ... Download PDF
Discussion on whether politicians should be punished for their lying behavior
Kaiyuan Ye DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.352.2025 pp. 352-357 Abstract Starting from the historical case of Nixon's Watergate scandal, where lies were not legally held accountable, this paper reveals the core paradox of the dislocation between honesty and legal punishment in democratic governance. In democratic countries, political lies severely undermine the authentic... Download PDF
Identity Negotiation in the Margins: Coping Strategies of Dark-Skinned Ethnic Minorities in Hong Kong
Shukiu Jo DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.358.2025 pp. 358-366 Abstract Hong Kong, an "international metropolis," is home to ethnic minorities comprising 8.4% of its population. This qualitative study, based on focus groups and in-depth interviews, explores systemic discrimination against dark-skinned minorities and their identity negotiation strategies within a c... Download PDF
The Moral Status of Animals and the Utilitarian Argument for Treating Animals Well
Jiayou Chen DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.367.2025 pp. 367-372 Abstract Regarding the question of whether non-human animals should be treated kindly, this article believes that animals should be treated kindly not because they have rights, but because they have perceived benefits with moral significance. The article is based on Peter Singer's interest-oriented framework... Download PDF
Multivariate influencing factors and construction strategies of national historical emotions
He Deng DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.373.2025 pp. 373-378 Abstract This article explores the emotional response mechanism of individuals towards national history, pointing out that individuals should only feel shame or pride for experiences they have personally participated in or witnessed, and do not need to bear emotional obligations for distant collective ... Download PDF
Study Abroad Decision and Dropout Risks among Chinese International Students: A Qualitative Inquiry
Keyang Song DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.379.2025 pp. 379-387 Abstract Many Chinese students exhibit dropout behavior when they arrive at university in the U.S. Recent research suggests that the factors causing them to drop out are related to their adaptation abilities. In this research, we examined this phenomenon from another perspective, specifically in relation to ... Download PDF
The unconscious formation mechanism of the inferiority complex
Xinyan Xia DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.388.2025 pp. 388-395 Abstract The present invention discloses a cathode frame of an electrostatic precipitator, comprising a rectangular frame composed of four horizontal bars and five vertical bars; The horizontal and vertical bars are perpendicular to each other and located in the same plane, and four horizontal bars are arran... Download PDF
The psychological mechanism of self deception: multidimensional analysis and boundary definition
Heyuan Xiao DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.396.2025 pp. 396-401 Abstract This article takes Don Quixote's classic case of mistaking a windmill for a giant as the starting point, revealing the essence of self-deception - individuals filter or reconstruct reality through unconscious psychological processes to maintain self-esteem and alleviate emotional pain. Specifically,... Download PDF
The Role of Personal Identity and Cultural Elements in Influencing Wealthy Men's Philanthropic Decisions
ZiChen Yang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.402.2025 pp. 402-410 Abstract Charity is a momentous way to facilitate shared prosperity and the third distribution. Studying the factors that influence the charitable behaviours of the rich has been put on the agenda. This essay will explore, from the perspectives of personal identity recognition and culture, the underlying mec... Download PDF
The boundary of leniency towards criminals by law: theoretical framework and practical path research
Hao Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.411.2025 pp. 411-417 Abstract This article explores whether the law should provide criminals with treatment beyond what they deserve, using cases such as "purchasing Indian generic drugs on behalf of patients who were acquitted" as a starting point, and combining various legal theories and historical experiences to construct an ... Download PDF
The psychological mechanism, motivation, and impact of self-deception
Ruoxi Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.418.2025 pp. 418-423 Abstract This article delves into the essence of self-deception and argues that it is not simply subjective deception or pathological psychological disorders, but rather an unconscious psychological defense mechanism initiated by individuals to avoid anxiety and discomfort and maintain emotional stabil... Download PDF
Hard Work Habitus and the Involutionary Spiral in China
Huacheng Zhu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.424.2025 pp. 424-432 Abstract In this paper, we explore the contradictory yet culturally intertwined phenomena of involution (内卷) and yangping (躺平) among young Chinese people in contemporary society. If involution is the cycle of endless competition, with deteriorating personal returns, lying flat is the willful refusal of... Download PDF
No One Can Make You Feel Inferior Without Your Consent：Free Will, Inferiority, and the Limits of Choice
Alice Wang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.433.2025 pp. 433-440 Abstract The majority of people may have experienced inferiority at some point in life. Roosevelt’s declaration defines inferiority as a matter of choice—meaning that it can be accepted or denied. Still, many studies find that when individuals are exposed to repeated negative feedback, social compariso... Download PDF
Consent, Inferiority, and Structural Inequality: Revisiting Eleanor Roosevelt’s Maxim
Jiajia Cai DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.441.2025 pp. 441-447 Abstract This article critically examines Eleanor Roosevelt’s assertion that “no one can make you feel inferior without your consent” through the lens of gender inequality, social structures, and contemporary digital culture. While Roosevelt’s statement emphasizes individual autonomy and resilience, the anal... Download PDF
The Path of "Breaking the Cocoon": Research on Multiple Factors and Coping Strategies Leading to the Information Cocoon Room
Sitong Fan DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.448.2025 pp. 448-454 Abstract As the focus of Internet governance, the information cocoon room further intensifies the polarization of views and stimulates the development of public opinion to become narrower. The "cocoon breaking" of the information cocoon room needs to combine multiple factors. Based on this, this study ... Download PDF
The Essence, Scene Representation, and Realistic Implications of Self-Deception
Enxi Lai DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.455.2025 pp. 455-460 Abstract This article takes the phenomenon of cognitive bias towards global warming as a starting point to explore the universality, essence, and impact of self-deception. According to the literature, self-deception is a cognitive bias in which individuals convince themselves to believe false information thr... Download PDF
Motivation, Strategy, and Dual Effects of Self-Deception
Yuer Lei DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.461.2025 pp. 461-466 Abstract This article takes the phenomenon of "staying up late to find excuses" in daily life as the starting point, and believes that self-deception is a "false belief driven by motivation and ignoring counterevidence", and analyzes its motivation, strategy, and impact. At the motivational level, self-decep... Download PDF
Solon: The Historical Founder of Expanding Human Freedom
Ruohan Tang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.467.2025 pp. 467-472 Abstract This article takes the social crisis in Athens in the 6th century BC as the background, and argues that the Athenian politician and legislator Solon is the most outstanding figure in history who has contributed to the expansion of human freedom. At that time, the Athenian aristocracy monopolized pol... Download PDF
Priority Admission for Children of Donors: The Trade-off between Oxford University's Admission Standards and Academic Reputation
Ziye Wang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.473.2025 pp. 473-478 Abstract This article delves into the question of whether Oxford University should lower its admission standards for the children of generous donors, conducting an in-depth analysis from multiple perspectives, such as educational equity, social and economic mobility, academic reputation, and long-term ... Download PDF
Analysis of Chemical Components in Cosmetics and Their Effects on Human Health and Controversies
Haozhe Ye DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.479.2025 pp. 479-489 Abstract Cosmetics, indispensable products in modern People’s Daily lives, are increasingly used worldwide. During production, cosmetics usually require many chemical substances, and the risks of poisoning, allergic reactions, long-term exposure to chemical substances, adverse reactions, and abuse are ... Download PDF
The Relationship between Coping Strategies and Mental Health in Elite Athletes: a Systematic Review
Siyuan Zhou DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.490.2025 pp. 490-498 Abstract This systematic review synthesized 113 empirical studies examining the relationship between coping strategies and mental health in elite athletes. Adopting an adaptive–maladaptive framework, we classified positive strategies (social support, cognitive techniques, task-oriented coping, mindfulness) a... Download PDF
Embracing the Complexity of Historical Memory: Beyond Collective Pride and Shame
Liuxuan Chen DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.499.2025 pp. 499-506 Abstract This study challenges the rigid "pride-shame" binary often used to frame national historical memory, arguing these extreme emotions overlook history’s inherent complexity. Drawing on sociology, anthropology, and political theory, it unpacks how cultural contexts, personal views, and group identities... Download PDF
Martin Luther: The Architect of Modern Freedom Through Inner Liberation
Wenyu Chen DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.507.2025 pp. 507-513 Abstract This paper argues that Martin Luther’s redefinition of freedom as an inner, faith-based liberation transformed the Western understanding of human liberty. Luther’s shift surpassed the contributions of other historical figures. By anchoring freedom in sola fide (faith alone), rather than reason, law,... Download PDF
Cultural Expectations, Online Discourses, and the Realities of Breastfeeding—A Qualitative Exploration in Chinese
Yue Shan DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.514.2025 pp. 514-522 Abstract This study explores the cultural and emotional dynamics related to breastfeeding in East Asia, with the Chinese cultural society as the focus point. While breastfeeding is associated with health recommendations, it is part of moral and cultural expectations that can significantly impact maternal wel... Download PDF
The Influence of Rousseau and Locke's Thought on 20th Century Political Leaders
Ethan Mengqi Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.523.2025 pp. 523-528 Abstract This article explores Russell's viewpoint that "Hitler is a product of Rousseau's thought, and Roosevelt and Churchill are products of Locke's thought", analyzing the core philosophical ideas of Rousseau and Locke and their influence on the three political leaders of Hitler, Roosevelt, and Churchill... Download PDF
Digital-Intelligence Technology Empowering the Construction of the “Great Ideological and Political Course” in Universities: Value, Dilemmas, and Pathways
Tong Liu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.529.2025 pp. 529-538 Abstract In the era of digital intelligence, the construction of the “Great Ideological and Political Course” in universities should seize development opportunities, deeply integrate with digital-intelligence technology, and promote innovative development in ideological and political education. Empower... Download PDF
Social Interaction and Literary Narrative of Epidemic Disasters in Shandong during the Ming Dynasty
Shuoqing Qi DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.539.2025 pp. 539-548 Abstract During the Ming Dynasty, the frequent epidemic disasters in Shandong, serving as dual historical events involving both natural disasters and social disruption, collectively form a crucial perspective for reconstructing the historical panorama and cultural memory through their spatiotemporal characte... Download PDF
Manufacturing Morality: The Production of Fans’ Ethical Knowledge in "Girl Group Studies" Videos on Chinese Social Media
Zining Wang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.549.2025 pp. 549-559 Abstract The contemporary K-pop industry maintains fans’ emotional engagement by constructing narratives of "unbreakable intimacy" around female idol groups. However, the development of digital media has led fans to increasingly question the authenticity of such narratives, prompting them to conduct in... Download PDF
Redefining Justice: Explainning Why Treating Offenders Better Than They Deserve Enhances Social Welfare and Moral Progress
Zihang Tang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.560.2025 pp. 560-566 Abstract This study calls into question the long-standing retributive justice framework, positing that contemporary societies ought to place greater emphasis on treating offenders more favorably than their transgressions might “warrant.” The core aim of this approach is to promote rehabilitation, cut down on... Download PDF
Historical Agents of Freedom: Evaluating Mao Zedong's Role in Enlarging Human Liberty
CAI TSZ KIT DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.567.2025 pp. 567-572 Abstract This essay critically examines Mao Zedong’s political, economic, and social contributions to human freedom. It argues that Mao, despite his authoritarian methods and disastrous policies such as the Great Leap Forward, played a decisive role in reshaping Chinese society and expanding collective freed... Download PDF
Housing Policies in Bingzhongluo, China
Kehan Yang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.573.2025 pp. 573-578 Abstract In this study, the effectiveness of rural housing initiatives in China is assessed using the example of the remote multinational community of Bingzhongluo in Yunnan province. As part of the national strategy for rural revitalization, rural housing policies aim to improve living conditions and promot... Download PDF
Effects of Different Music Rhythms on Sleep Quality in Middle-aged and Older Adults with Insomnia
Yingcheng Hou DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.579.2025 pp. 579-587 Abstract Background: Insomnia is highly prevalent, which influences individual’s quality of life and well-being. Music intervention has beneficial effects on sleep quality and insomnia. In the present study, we examined the effects of different music rhythms on sleep quality in midlife and older adults. Meth... Download PDF
Lying Flat and Let-It-Rot: Youth Disengagement in Contemporary China
Jiahao Zhao DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.588.2025 pp. 588-592 Abstract China’s young people have come up with new slang to show their frustration. These words push back against overwork, pressure, and tough competition. Lying flat means choosing not to run the rat race. Letting it rot signals an even sharper turn toward giving up. While both terms are new, many see lyi... Download PDF
Construction of a Data Classification and Grading Standard under Data Monopoly Regulation in China
Yibo Wang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.593.2025 pp. 593-599 Abstract Against the backdrop of the rapid development of the digital economy, data monopoly has emerged as a new form of monopoly. At present, China’s regulation of data monopolies faces the dilemma that the traditional regulatory system is in urgent need of updating, while traditional regulatory concepts s... Download PDF
The Intellectual Roots of Objectivity: A Demonstration from the Perspectives of Physiology and Cognition
Weili Winnie You DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.600.2025 pp. 600-606 Abstract This article focuses on the argument of whether objectivity exists in the mind, arguing that, in addition to mathematics and formal logic, objectivity is deeply influenced by the human mind and constructed through psychological and social processes. From a physiological perspective, the uniqueness o... Download PDF
Secret of Idol Rise in the Big Data Era: Analysis of Social Media and Marketing Factors
NancyLam Hai Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.607.2025 pp. 607-617 Abstract Academic research on the idol market remains scarce; moreover, existing studies lack sufficient theoretical depth and technical rigor. Idol popularity serves as the core determinant of the development of idol-related enterprises, whereas fan counts function as a key criterion for gauging an idol’s s... Download PDF
Rethinking the Lifeboat Theory through a Global South Lens
Junjie Hou DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.618.2025 pp. 618-623 Abstract This paper undertakes a systematic critique of Garrett Hardin’s 1974 theory of “Lifeboat Ethics” from the standpoint of the Global South. It argues that Hardin’s framework contains logical flaws in its assumptions of limited resources, demographic determinism, and the principle of moral exclusivity,... Download PDF
A Field Study of Sports Star Gu Ailing's Online Fan Group to Observe the Dissemination of Patriotic Values
Jiatong Xie DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.624.2025 pp. 624-633 Abstract During the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Eileen Gu participated in the competition, representing China, and won three gold medals. After working hard to build a public image of patriotism in China, she quickly gained a large number of Chinese fans on social platforms. However, three years late... Download PDF
The Cognitive and Social Functions of Self-Deception: A Psychological Analysis
Fengdi Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.634.2025 pp. 634-641 Abstract This study scrutinizes self-deception as a multifaceted psychological phenomenon—one that functions both as a coping mechanism and as a potential risk to mental health and social stability. Drawing on cognitive psychology, social psychology, and media studies, the analysis demonstrates how sel... Download PDF
From Kao Gong Ji to “Great Country Craftsmen”: A Study on the Media Construction of “Craftsman Spirit” in the International Communication of China Daily
Qianhe Chen DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.642.2025 pp. 642-652 Abstract In the context of globalization, “Craftsman Spirit,” as both a core value of traditional Chinese culture and modern manufacturing, has become an important symbol in the international communication of China’s national image. Grounded in framing theory, this study focuses on China Daily, a mainstream ... Download PDF
Challenges and Strategies for Strengthening the Leadership of Ideological and Political Education in Universities through Intelligent Technology Regarding Building a Strong Educational Nation
Renkun Yu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.653.2025 pp. 653-661 Abstract In the context of building a strong educational nation, enhancing the leadership of ideological and political education (IPE) courses in universities through intelligent technology is of significant strategic importance. Utilizing intelligent technology can help strengthen the foundation of a robust... Download PDF
The Value Logic, Challenges, and Development Strategies of Generative AI Empowering Film and Television Production
Yunxian Zou DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.662.2025 pp. 662-668 Abstract With innovations in big data technology and evolving audience demands, the application of generative artificial intelligence in film and television production is becoming pivotal to the industry's content transformation and upgrading. Examining the value logic of generative AI's empowerment in film ... Download PDF
The Primacy of Others’ Freedom of Speech: Uncovering Truth, Ensuring Accountability, and Amplifying Marginalized Voices
Haotong Shen DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.669.2025 pp. 669-676 Abstract This study interrogates the comparative value of an individual’s own freedom of speech versus that of others in contemporary society. Drawing on philosophical frameworks, legal scholarship, and real-world case studies, it argues that individuals derive greater benefit from the freedom of speech exer... Download PDF
Daily Self-deception: An Analysis Based on Clothing and Dietary Needs
Jingge Li DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.677.2025 pp. 677-683 Abstract This article takes "self-deception" as its research core and combines Maslow's theory of basic human needs to explore in depth the two dimensions of daily life: "clothing" and "food". According to the definition of self-deception by the American Psychological Association, this article clearly states... Download PDF
A Comparative Study of Animal Rights A brief comparison between the indirect duty view, Peter Singer’s, and Tom Regan’s theories
Siyu Zhu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.684.2025 pp. 684-689 Abstract . This essay examines the moral status of animals by comparing and analyzing the indirect duty view, Peter Singer's utilitarianism, and Tom Reagan's rights-based approach. It criticizes the anthropocentric bias of IDV and explores how Singh and Reagan advocate for direct moral considerations based o... Download PDF
Inclusivity and Exclusivity in Spatial Politics: Theoretical Insights from Human Geography
Hanbo Zhou DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.690.2025 pp. 690-698 Abstract "Space" has always been the center of geographical research, especially in the field of social and human geography. Diverse interpretations have been proposed for the space in previous studies. In contemporary contexts, where space is increasingly complex and multi-layered, the ability of gove... Download PDF
A Study on the Image of the “Other” and Its Historical Transformations in American Maritime Literature
Minhui Hou DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.699.2025 pp. 699-707 Abstract In contemporary literary studies, the ocean is not merely a physical entity but also a site where power, memory, and identity are projected. This paper examines the significance of maritime literary studies in the context of globalization and ecological crisis in the 21st century, with particu... Download PDF
Study on the Interpretation of DEPA’s Public Policy Exceptions Clauses from the Perspective of the Proportionality Principle
Lezhi Wang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.708.2025 pp. 708-715 Abstract Against the backdrop of the rapid development of the global digital economy, the free cross-border flow of data has become the core issue of digital trade rules. However, unrestricted data flows may endanger national public interests. The Digital Economy Partnership Agreement establishes a “legitima... Download PDF
The Male Gaze in Social Media: A Literature Review
Lexi Cai DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.716.2025 pp. 716-721 Abstract With the rise of social media, scholars have begun to ask how the male gaze works in digital life. This review summarizes studies published after 2010 that focus on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. Findings show algorithms and engagement metrics intensified the gaze on women’s bodies. By rewarding se... Download PDF
Symbiotic Relationship: Promoting Pet Welfare among Urban Challenges in Modern Cities
Zexi Zhao DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.722.2025 pp. 722-726 Abstract This article focuses on the in-depth exploration of how modern cities can build a symbiotic relationship between humans and pets and promote pet welfare in the face of development challenges. The core is based on the natural emotional connection between humans and other forms of life, namely "... Download PDF
New York’s Hidden Crisis for Homeless Women
Jingyi Yang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.727.2025 pp. 727-732 Abstract This article focuses on the hidden crisis of homeless women in New York and criticizes the narrative loophole of New York as a "resilient city model". Its resilience construction has long ignored the unique plight of homeless women, simplifying "resilience" as infrastructure reconstruction rat... Download PDF
The Interpretation of Tara’s Self-Identity Reconstruction in Educated from New Psychoanalytic Perspective
Yejun Li DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.733.2025 pp. 733-742 Abstract The autobiographical novel Educated by the renowned American author Tara Westover chronicles the eponymous protagonist’s upbringing within a family steeped in patriarchy and religious fundamentalism. Prolonged psychological control and social isolation gradually detached Tara from mainstream modern ... Download PDF
Creative Transformation in Translation: Tian Han's Reception and Reconstruction of Sato Haruo's Literature
Yifan Yang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.743.2025 pp. 743-748 Abstract In the early stage, based on the aesthetic resonance between romanticism and aestheticism, Tian Han carried out a Chinese-style aesthetic reconstruction of some of Sato Haruo's works through strategies such as the localization of images and the classicalization of literary styles. With the shift of ... Download PDF
Punishment leniency from the perspective of justice: theoretical basis, practical path, and rebuttal response
Xiaoya Chen DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.749.2025 pp. 749-754 Abstract This article takes the thought experiment of "two people competing for the only water source in the desert" as a reference to explore whether the law should give criminals more treatment than they deserve, and clearly advocates that the law should be based on ethical requirements and social environm... Download PDF
The Mechanism of Religious Coping Strategies on Mental Health under Stressful Situations
Hanxiao Xiao DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.755.2025 pp. 755-761 Abstract The purpose of this study is to explore the influence mechanism of religious coping style on mental health under stress situation, and pay attention to the intermediary role of psychological resilience, emotional adjustment and social support. In this study, 327 adult religious believers were invest... Download PDF
Analysis of the Phonetic Contributions and Cross-Cultural Significance of Joseph Edkins’ A Grammar of Colloquial Chinese, as Exhibited in the Shanghai Dialect
Luyi Lu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.762.2025 pp. 762-767 Abstract This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of Joseph Edkins' A Grammar of Colloquial Chinese, as Exhibited in the Shanghai Dialect (1853), focusing on its linguistic, lexicographical, and cross-cultural contributions. Through a detailed examination of Edkins' systematic romanization sche... Download PDF
The Influence of Physical Activity on Sleep Quality in Adolescents
Duoduo Li DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.768.2025 pp. 768-774 Abstract Sleep plays an important role in adolescents’ physical health, emotions, cognitive function, and educational performance. As an effective intervention method, physical activity has been shown to have numerous benefits for adolescents’ sleep quality. The present study summarized evidence regarding th... Download PDF
The Fundamental Connotation and Reasons for the Proposal of “Friendship First, Competition Second”
Xiang Lian DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.775.2025 pp. 775-780 Abstract The principle of “Friendship First, Competition Second” was first proposed by Mao Zedong in 1969 and formally established by Zhou Enlai in 1971 as a guiding policy for China’s sports diplomacy. It became an essential strategic tool that helped China break through international isolation during the C... Download PDF
A Study on the Influence of Media Usage Habits of Youth Groups on the Formation of Values
Zhuowen Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.781.2025 pp. 781-788 Abstract This article focuses on the influence of media usage habits of youth groups on the formation of values. Through collecting data from the youth groups aged 18-35 by questionnaire survey and interview, a linear regression model is constructed to analyze the relationship between them. The results show ... Download PDF
Beat Swords into Ploughshares--Stewardship of Nuclear Resources
Kaiyuan Liu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.789.2025 pp. 789-794 Abstract This article takes the action codenamed "Midnight Hammer" by the United States in June 2025 as the starting point, and clearly points out that military intervention is only a short-term means to address nuclear issues, and global cooperation in managing nuclear resources is the core path to fundamen... Download PDF
The Language Influence of China on Kenya's Educational Aid
Yuejia Ma DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.795.2025 pp. 795-803 Abstract In recent decades, the scale of China's aid to Africa has increased significantly. Education assistance is an important aspect of assistance, among which Chinese teaching assistance is the most prominent. Although this education aid has had a positive impact on Africa, it has also sparked rele... Download PDF
Analysis of How the Mechanism of Intergenerational Transmission in Higher Education Impedes Educational Equity Based on Existing Research
Miaoqingnong Wei DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.804.2025 pp. 804-808 Abstract The contradiction between the expansion of higher education and the public's demand for equity is deepening. Over the past few decades, China's higher education has achieved rapid scale expansion, with the proportion of the population receiving higher education rising significantly. However, the gro... Download PDF
From Literature to Stage: Cultural Reproduction and Capital Transformation in Chinese IP Theatre Adaptations
Jingyu Liu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.809.2025 pp. 809-814 Abstract In recent years, the rise of cross-media cultural production has positioned theatrical adaptations of literary works as both artistic reinterpretations and strategic tools for IP expansion. Drawing on Social Translation Studies and Bourdieu’s theory of cultural capital, this study investigates... Download PDF
Conformity Behavior from the Perspective of Cognitive Dissonance: Why do Adolescents Change Their Attitudes
Junqiao Ouyang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.815.2025 pp. 815-820 Abstract This review explores a question in social psychology: Why do adolescents change their attitudes under group pressure, and how does cognitive dissonance explain this process? The study aims to synthesize existing theories and empirical evidence to reveal the mechanisms linking conformity, cognitive d... Download PDF
How Property Management Facilitates "Neighborhood" Elderly Care: A Discussion Based on the Research Case of Community X in Nanjing
Xinyue Huang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.821.2025 pp. 821-825 Abstract The aging process in China is accelerating, and the current elderly care model can no longer meet the growing needs of the elderly. This essay takes X community in Gulou District, Nanjing as the research object. The study shows that the community, based on the "two-way empowerment and dual-drive" co... Download PDF
Study on the Impact of the "Double Reduction" Policy on the Urban-Rural Education Gap
Zixuan Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.826.2025 pp. 826-831 Abstract In recent years, the Chinese government has implemented the "Double Reduction" policy to alleviate academic burdens on primary and secondary school students and promote educational equity. The policy aims to reduce both in-school and out-of-school academic pressures while enhancing educational... Download PDF
The Age of Algorithmic Mediation: Cross-Platform Identity Construction and Self-Presentation in Social Media
Zhaoyu Shi DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.832.2025 pp. 832-837 Abstract In the era of social media becoming algorithmic intermediaries, big data has assumed a position with greater cultural shaping power and pervasive influence, further altering individuals' psychological states and social behaviors on social media platforms. The study focuses on the mechanisms of psych... Download PDF
Research on the Innovative Practice of English Education in a Multicultural Background
Yuhan Wu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.838.2025 pp. 838-844 Abstract In the context of globalization, English education faces both opportunities and challenges in multicultural environments. With the increasing integration of diverse cultures, there is a growing need to adopt innovative educational strategies that cater to learners from varied backgrounds. This... Download PDF
The Impact and Optimization Pathways of China’s Paternity Leave and Male Parental Leave Policies
Shunshun Fu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.845.2025 pp. 845-851 Abstract Despite China’s continuous relaxation of fertility policies, accompanied by fertility subsidies and extended maternity leave for women, the birth rate in 2024 remained at a globally low level of 6.77%, with a risk of further decline. The conflict between childbirth and employment for women is partic... Download PDF
A Review of Reflective Practices and Professional Development among Primary School Mathematics Teachers
Leyan Yi DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.852.2025 pp. 852-858 Abstract In recent years, teaching reflection has been increasingly recognized as a crucial mechanism in educational improvement, closely associated with teacher professional development. Although teaching reflection has been widely studied in general education, the reflection practices of primary school mat... Download PDF
Digital Mobilisation and Policy Change: Social Media in the 2020 A-Level Grading Controversy
ZHENG YU YAN DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.859.2025 pp. 859-864 Abstract The paper under discussion explores the A-Level grading scandal of 2020 in the UK to learn how social media is employed in contemporary political activism. This paper applies the Social Identity Model of Collective Action (SIMCA) lens and principles of networked social movements to examine how stude... Download PDF
Fostering Creativity in Undergraduate English Writing in the Era of Generative AI: Challenges and Pedagogical Solutions
Mingzhu Zhu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.865.2025 pp. 865-871 Abstract Undergraduate students increasingly face a tension between the efficiency of content generation and the potential loss of creativity in the writing process due to the rapid improvement and speed brought about by the development of generative AI. This study methodically examines the problem of foster... Download PDF
The impact of school and family on creative thinking in adolescents
Haoxuan Li DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.872.2025 pp. 872-878 Abstract Creative thinking is a core cognitive function and plays an important role in an individual’s academic performance and career development. Adolescence is the stage when an individual transitions from childhood to adulthood, and it is also a crucial period of rapid creative development. According to ... Download PDF
A Parallel Corpus-Based Study of the Translation of In Praise of Shadows: With a Focus on Culture-Loaded Words
Yutong Chen DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.879.2025 pp. 879-887 Abstract This study investigates the translation of culture-loaded words in Tanizaki Junichiro’s In Praise of Shadows through the construction of a parallel corpus. Conducting a quantitative and qualitative analysis of Chen Dewen’s Chinese translation, the study categorizes the culture-loaded words in the te... Download PDF
LEGO Product Design Philosophy, Features, and Inspirations
Wenqi Wan DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.888.2025 pp. 888-896 Abstract LEGO product design, by comprehensively considering market demand, user experience, brand strategy, and other factors, not only meets customers’ specific requirements but also achieves corporate innovation and technological progress. In terms of philosophy, LEGO adheres to sustainable development an... Download PDF
Social Support for School Adaptation of Migrant Children
Runyue Yang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.897.2025 pp. 897-902 Abstract With China's rapid urbanization and the continuous influx of migrant workers into cities, a growing number of migrant children are relocating to urban areas for better living conditions and educational opportunities. Schools, as their primary environments for daily life and learning, play a pivotal ... Download PDF
The Relationship Between Childhood Emotional Neglect and Adult Depression: A Literature Review
Yuqi Yao DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.903.2025 pp. 903-907 Abstract Childhood emotional neglect (CEN), a form of maltreatment that is bidirectional, subtle but pervasive in origin, has been gaining much empirical attention from the field of psychology as it has a close link to long-term psychological consequences. The caregivers are not teaching the children about t... Download PDF
The Awakening of Female Consciousness Among High School Students in the Context of Social Media
Jiaying Yu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.908.2025 pp. 908-913 Abstract With the development of the Internet, social media has promoted the awakening of female consciousness among senior high school students. This study aims to explore the current situation, influencing factors, and related mechanisms of the awakening of female consciousness among senior high scho... Download PDF
Challenges and Strategies: The Internationalization of Private Higher Education in China
Yitong Jing DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.914.2025 pp. 914-920 Abstract The internationalization of private universities in China has become an increasingly significant phenomenon in the context of global higher education. This paper examines the historical development, current implementation status, existing challenges, and potential solutions for international educati... Download PDF
Reframing Confucian Values: A Languacultural Analysis of “Loyalty,” “Filial Piety,” and “Shame” in the Chinese Subtitles of Disney’s Mulan (1998)
Zihan Wu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.921.2025 pp. 921-927 Abstract This paper examines how the Chinese subtitles of Disney’s Mulan (1998) reconstruct moral values through Confucian ethics. Using close reading and semantic comparison, the study focuses on how the subtitles adapt the concepts of loyalty (忠), filial piety (孝), and shame (耻). The findings show th... Download PDF
The Enlightenment of Traditional Culture in “Yanyun Sixteen Sounds”:A Three-Dimensional Perspective on History, Interaction, and Industry
Zeyang Hong DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.928.2025 pp. 928-931 Abstract “Yanyun Sixteen Prefectures” is a traumatic symbol of territorial loss in Chinese history, deeply etched into the collective memory of the nation. Yanyun Sixteen Sounds, in the form of an open-world game, transforms “Yanyun” from a geographical term in historical texts into a cultural site that play... Download PDF
AI usage strategies for college students: the necessity of establishing AI usage standards
Zeyu Duan DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.932.2025 pp. 932-937 Abstract Since 2023, generative AI has rapidly penetrated into the field of higher education, providing personalized learning support for college students and improving learning efficiency. However, excessive reliance on artificial intelligence may weaken students' critical thinking ability and academic auto... Download PDF
Mental Construction: A Biopsychological Perspective Based on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Depression
Desiree Lee DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.938.2025 pp. 938-945 Abstract This article is based on John Locke's "Tabula Rasa Theory" and modern neuroscience research, exploring the relationship between objectivity and the human mind from the perspective of biological psychology. It believes that objectivity is a product of the dynamic construction of the individual brain ... Download PDF
An Analysis of the Relationship between Enlightenment Thought and 20th Century Political Figures
Yingzheng Ji DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.946.2025 pp. 946-951 Abstract This article explores Bertrand Russell's viewpoint that "Hitler is a product of Rousseau's ideas, and Roosevelt and Churchill are products of Locke's ideas" and evaluates its rationality. Research has shown that Russell's association has a problem of historical simplification: Hitler's ideology is m... Download PDF
Boundary regulation of legal leniency under deserving justice
Siying Li DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.952.2025 pp. 952-958 Abstract This article explores whether the law should give criminals more than they deserve, taking Shakespeare's paradox of "treating everyone as they deserve, who can be exempt from whipping" as the starting point, and explicitly advocates that the law should not give criminals more leniency than they dese... Download PDF
Balancing Pride and Shame in National History: A Study on the Path to Building a Sound National Identity
Yuxi Liu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.959.2025 pp. 959-964 Abstract This article explores whether individuals should feel proud or ashamed of national history, and proposes that individuals need to view national history with a balanced moral attitude - accepting both the pride brought by common achievements and the shame caused by past injustices. Only by combining ... Download PDF
Self-deception: evolutionary roots, cognitive mechanisms, and functional imbalances
Angel Pi Xu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.965.2025 pp. 965-971 Abstract This article conducts multidimensional research on "self-deception". From an evolutionary perspective, self-deception is a survival strategy preserved through natural selection, which can help individuals reduce stress and improve performance in high-pressure environments (such as athletes using sel... Download PDF
Practice and Experience of Cultural Heritage Protection and Social Memory Inheritance in the Process of Urbanization
Muqing Xiong DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.972.2025 pp. 972-980 Abstract Amid the global wave of urbanization, China has witnessed the world's largest-scale and fastest-paced urbanization drive. While this process has spurred economic growth and upgraded infrastructure, it has also posed severe challenges to the protection of cultural heritage and the inheritance of soci... Download PDF
A Review of the Evolution of Image Design under the Influence of Artificial Intelligence
Yuxin Tian DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.981.2025 pp. 981-987 Abstract With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technologies, the field of image design is undergoing a profound new transformation. This paper reviews three major technological shifts in image design: from manual creation to digital production, and now to AI-generated content (AIGC). The inte... Download PDF
Research on Intelligent Cockpit HMI Design Strategy from the Perspective of Embodied Interaction
Xiaoying Zhu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.988.2025 pp. 988-998 Abstract The present invention discloses a cathode frame of an electrostatic precipitator, comprising a rectangular frame composed of four horizontal bars and five vertical bars; The horizontal and vertical bars are perpendicular to each other and located in the same plane, and four horizontal bars are arran... Download PDF
The Feasibility Boundary of AI Education Applications: A Comparative Study of the Risk and Return of Large Language Models and Traditional Human Education
Zhichao Zhao DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.999.2025 pp. 999-1004 Abstract The rapid integration of generative AI, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), into education presents both transformative opportunities and significant challenges. While demonstrating remarkable efficiency in tasks like automated content generation and standardized assessment, these technologie... Download PDF
Film and Reality: The Growth of Disney Princess Images and the Evolution of Feminist Concepts
Yuyao Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1005.2025 pp. 1005-1011 Abstract This study explores the evolutionary trajectory of Disney Princess images from the 1930s to the present and their correlation with the development of feminist movements. It analyzes how these animated figures reflect and shape societal gender norms across three different phases. The research r... Download PDF
Exploring the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Unemployment, Especially for Women
Yuxin Chen DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1012.2025 pp. 1012-1016 Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an unprecedented blow to the global labor market, exacerbating pre-existing unemployment issues. Women are among the most vulnerable groups, having long encountered systemic barriers such as gender discrimination in recruitment, promotion gaps, and the burden of unpa... Download PDF
Carl Schmitt’s Critique of Liberal Political Theory and Its Contemporary Relevance
Sean Luo DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1017.2025 pp. 1017-1022 Abstract Carl Schmitt's The Concept of the Political delivers a fundamental critique of liberal imperialism and points out blind spots of liberalism. Schmitt's theory profoundly influenced political philosophy in the 20th century, especially in the fields of sovereignty, exceptional states and conflict theor... Download PDF
Waithood and the Crisis of Meaning: Youth Nihilism and the Search for Self in a Stagnant World
Xuanzi Zhang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1023.2025 pp. 1023-1028 Abstract In recent years, increasing numbers of young people around the world have found themselves trapped in a prolonged state of social and psychological suspension known as waithood. This current study aimed to analyze why young people in waithood face a crisis of nihilism, critically examine the a... Download PDF
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Innovative Biochemistry Education: Constructing a Foundational Logical System
Naxin Sun , Yuanxiu Wang , Chunjiang Ye , Yuehui Liu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1029.2025 pp. 1029-1034 Abstract This paper explores the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in biochemistry education, focusing on its potential to construct a foundational logical system for knowledge acquisition. The study reviews key educational theories, including constructivism and cognitive load theory, and emp... Download PDF
Flags and Landscapes: Environmental Symbolism in National Flag Design
Qin Wang DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1035.2025 pp. 1035-1039 Abstract National flags serve as condensed representations of national identity, but their symbolic meanings often derive from environmental and geographic realities. This study explores how natural features—such as oceans, mineral resources, climates, and topographies—influence the color symbolism and... Download PDF
Research on the Psychological Mechanism of Chinese Youth Regarding Japanese Society as a Future Reference
Yutong Zhu DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1040.2025 pp. 1040-1048 Abstract In the online discourse of contemporary Chinese youth, "Japan is China's experience server" became a popular metaphor derived from gaming culture.It refers to the perception that Japan’s current social issues—such as low birth rate, overwork, and gender conflict—serve as a preview of China’s f... Download PDF
Mechanisms and Empirical Evidence of Public Financial Investment and Higher Education Equity in China
Chenshan Tian DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1049.2025 pp. 1049-1055 Abstract Equity of educational opportunities is an important component of social equity. As one of the main sources of educational funds, public financial input plays a more crucial role in ensuring fair educational opportunities compared to market-based fundraising methods. Although there have been a large ... Download PDF
Research on the Integration Pathways of Traditional Chinese Painting Theory and Core Competencies
Xiaolu Lv DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1056.2025 pp. 1056-1067 Abstract This paper takes the core concepts from traditional Chinese painting theories, such as "drawing from nature and originating from the heart" and "vital energy and rhythm," as the starting point to systematically explore their alignment with the core competencies of modern art education. By analyzing ... Download PDF
Child-Oriented Adaptation of Miao Creation Myths —— An Interactive Picture Book Design Study of "Mei Bang Mei Liu" (Ages 5-8)
Yan Chen DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1068.2025 pp. 1068-1075 Abstract The Miao creation myth "Mei Bang Mei Liu," as intangible cultural heritage, faces challenges in transmission due to a gap with children's cognitive abilities. This study targets children aged 5-8, exploring how to adapt this myth for children and design an interactive picture book. Through analysis ... Download PDF
Logic Construction and Implementation Path of Integrated Teaching of Electrical Engineering Course — — Taking Kirchhoff's Law as an Example
Ming Gao DOI：https://doi.org/10.56028/aehssr.15.1.1076.2025 pp. 1076-1081 Abstract In view of the disconnection between teaching form and connotation in the current integration of theory and practice teaching of circuit course, this paper puts forward the teaching reform path with "logical cognition construction" as the core. Taking "Kirchhoff's Law" as a specific case, this paper... Download PDF

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Analysis of the Mutual Influence in Typeface Design

Randomized Controlled Trial: Effects of Blood Flow Restriction Training on Female University Students with Chronic Non-Specific Low Back Pain

A User-Friendly Robot System for Older Adults with Dementia

The Impacts of Social Relationship on Hostile Aggression

Exploration of New Ideas in the Course Design of Stochastic Processes in Information Science

Prototype Design of a Mobile App for Reducing Smartphone Dependence Based on Time Management and Implementation Intention

Beyond Representation: Embedding Diversity and Inclusion into the Future of Work

Research on Gender Inclusiveness in College Students' Entertainment Spaces: A Case Study of Billiards Spaces in Shenyang City

Shield and Spear on the Northern Frontier: The Relationship Between the Yan Great Wall and Iron Artifact Dissemination

The Impact and Challenges of Generative Artificial Intelligence on University Programming Courses

Research on the Inheritance and Development of Meihua Quan in Dezhou City

Interpreting Strategies in Interview Settings: An Analysis Based on the Three-Stage Model of Interpreting and DeFleur’s Model of the Communication Process

Visual Image Analysis of a Branding Poster: The British Airways Poster as a Case Study

The Influence of Design Elements from Peking Opera Costumes for Enhancing China Cultural Values in Hand-Carving Leather Bags

Identity Construction and Film Communication in the Subtitling of Directors’ Interviews

Exploration of the Practical Pathways of Collaborative Education through the Integration of Vocational Education, Continuing Education, and Regular Higher Education from the Perspective of the "One-Stop" Student Community in Higher Education Institutions

Innovation in the Cultivation Model for Voice Performance Art Talents in Universities: A Case Study of "I’m The Outstanding Voice Troupe Season"

Research on the Combat Physical Fitness of Naval Carrier-Based Aircraft Flight Cadets Driven by Basketball Projects

Exploring the construction path of the breaststroke AI intelligent teaching mode

Exploring How Talent Identification and Early Selection Are Described in U.S. Youth Sports Policy: A Qualitative Document Analysis

Insights into the application of Modern Information Technology in Mathematics Teaching

Military applicability test and evaluation of brain-inspired chips

Should Traditional Teacher-Centered teaching be removed from mathematics curriculum reform? Understanding mathematics achievement emotions from the perspective of Chinese students

Profit Motives vs. Public Ownership: A Comparative Perspective on Human Behavior

Competitive Authoritarianism in Serbia, 1991- Present

The tragic female image of Bai Xianyong's Taipei People

The Institutional Dilemma and Regulatory Pathways for Occupational Injury Protection for Food Delivery Riders

Research on Equity and Accessibility of Medical and Health Care Resources for Disabled Children in China

The relationships between high school students’ moods in different dietary patterns

Legal Strategy in Polar Silk Road Initiative—From Treaty Interpretation to Regional Custom

Mechanisms and Practical Paths for Stimulating Farmers' Subjectivity in the Construction of Rural Civilization

Bertrand Russell said, "Hitler was the product of Rousseau, and Roosevelt and Churchill were the Locke." - a dialectical analysis of this view

Navigating the Uncharted: A Comprehensive Study on AI Ethics and Governance

A comparative study on the policies of welfare society construction between China and Britain

Research on Juvenile Delinquency: Current Trends, Causes, and Prevention Strategies

A Review of Social Media’s Impact on Male Perceptions of Gender Equality

The International Legal Dilemma of Putin's War Crimes Accusations: Analysis of Legal Recognition and Enforcement Challenges

Democratic Party’s Tightrope Show, and the 1968 Election

A Comparison of Western and Chinese Spiritual Healing and Their Evolution to Meet Modern Healthcare Needs

The Impact of gender stereotypes

The Anatomy of Consent: A Multidisciplinary Examination of the Psychological Shields Against Inferiority

Limited Concession: Balancing Oxford’s Admissions Policy for Donors’ Children under Fiscal Pressure and Academic Equity

The controversy and stance on the admission criteria for children of donors at Oxford University

Objectivity Rooted in Human Cognition: An Argument from the Perspectives of Aesthetics, Science, and Artificial Intelligence

Educational Transformation of Ethnic Minority Societies in Northern Thailand under the Hill Tribe Policy

Discussion on whether politicians should be punished for their lying behavior

Identity Negotiation in the Margins: Coping Strategies of Dark-Skinned Ethnic Minorities in Hong Kong

The Moral Status of Animals and the Utilitarian Argument for Treating Animals Well

Multivariate influencing factors and construction strategies of national historical emotions

Study Abroad Decision and Dropout Risks among Chinese International Students: A Qualitative Inquiry

The unconscious formation mechanism of the inferiority complex

The psychological mechanism of self deception: multidimensional analysis and boundary definition

The Role of Personal Identity and Cultural Elements in Influencing Wealthy Men's Philanthropic Decisions

The boundary of leniency towards criminals by law: theoretical framework and practical path research

The psychological mechanism, motivation, and impact of self-deception

Hard Work Habitus and the Involutionary Spiral in China

No One Can Make You Feel Inferior Without Your Consent：Free Will, Inferiority, and the Limits of Choice

Consent, Inferiority, and Structural Inequality: Revisiting Eleanor Roosevelt’s Maxim

The Path of "Breaking the Cocoon": Research on Multiple Factors and Coping Strategies Leading to the Information Cocoon Room

The Essence, Scene Representation, and Realistic Implications of Self-Deception

Motivation, Strategy, and Dual Effects of Self-Deception

Solon: The Historical Founder of Expanding Human Freedom

Priority Admission for Children of Donors: The Trade-off between Oxford University's Admission Standards and Academic Reputation

Analysis of Chemical Components in Cosmetics and Their Effects on Human Health and Controversies

The Relationship between Coping Strategies and Mental Health in Elite Athletes: a Systematic Review

Embracing the Complexity of Historical Memory: Beyond Collective Pride and Shame

Martin Luther: The Architect of Modern Freedom Through Inner Liberation

Cultural Expectations, Online Discourses, and the Realities of Breastfeeding—A Qualitative Exploration in Chinese

The Influence of Rousseau and Locke's Thought on 20th Century Political Leaders

Digital-Intelligence Technology Empowering the Construction of the “Great Ideological and Political Course” in Universities: Value, Dilemmas, and Pathways

Social Interaction and Literary Narrative of Epidemic Disasters in Shandong during the Ming Dynasty

Manufacturing Morality: The Production of Fans’ Ethical Knowledge in "Girl Group Studies" Videos on Chinese Social Media

Redefining Justice: Explainning Why Treating Offenders Better Than They Deserve Enhances Social Welfare and Moral Progress

Historical Agents of Freedom: Evaluating Mao Zedong's Role in Enlarging Human Liberty

Housing Policies in Bingzhongluo, China

Effects of Different Music Rhythms on Sleep Quality in Middle-aged and Older Adults with Insomnia

Lying Flat and Let-It-Rot: Youth Disengagement in Contemporary China

Construction of a Data Classification and Grading Standard under Data Monopoly Regulation in China