Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Literature, Art and Human Development (ICLAHD 2025)

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Peer-Review Statements

Roslina Ismail, R. Lathangi, Tkach Dmitry Gennadievich, Ana Matilde Sousa, Yunlai Liu
All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the 7th International Conference on Literature, Art and Human Development (ICLAHD 2025) during October 24 to 26, 2025 in Zhengzhou, China. These articles have been peer reviewed by the members of the Scientific Committees and reviewers...
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Comprehensive Experimental Design and Practice of General Art Courses Incorporating Traditional Chinese Crafts under the Background of Aesthetic Education

Xiaoshu Deng
The Ministry of Education has put forward clear requirements for the reform and development of aesthetic education in colleges and universities in the new era, aiming to effectively cultivate and enhance students’ humanistic qualities and aesthetic ideas through aesthetic education. In response to the...
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The Evolution of the Character Image of Lu Dahai: A Focus on Three Versions

Runqi Tang
Since its publication in 1934, “Thunderstorm” has generated considerable discussion, with both praise and criticism present. However, criticisms regarding the portrayal of its only eight characters primarily focus on Lu Dahai. This paper will explore how Lu Dahai, shaped by both the circumstances within...
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When Postmodernist Readymades Meet Luxury—Design and Marketing Strategy in Luxury Brand

Chenyu Dai
In recent years, with the rise of postmodern art trend, its influence on the fashion and design industry has gradually increased. More and more luxury brands begin to integrate postmodern elements into product design and marketing strategies, which has become an important trend in the fashion industry....
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Research on Packaging Design of Chinese Style Theme of Modern China Tea Shop

Sijia Wang
With the rapid development of China’s economy and the significant enhancement of cultural confidence, “Chinese style” design has gradually emerged as an important cultural phenomenon and design trend. In recent years, numerous brands have begun to incorporate traditional Chinese elements into product...
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The Resounding Voice of a Nation: A Review of Chinese Choral Art in the New Era

Haitian Gao
Choral art, originating from the West, has evolved over a century in China, developing into a distinctive artistic form known as Chinese choral music in the new era. It has made remarkable contributions in areas such as choral composition, conducting philosophy, and achievements in choral competitions....
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Lyricism and Innovation: The Evolution of New Lyric Poetry in Republican-era Periodicals (1912–1949)

Boyue Wang
This paper explores the modern transformation mechanisms of New Lyric Poetry through the lens of Republican-era periodicals (1912–1949). The research reveals that print media reshaped the functional orientation of ci poetry through cross-regional dissemination, real-time writing, and public discourse...
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Exploring the Awakening of Female Consciousness in Chinese Women’s Cinema through Feminist Film Criticism Theory——A Case Study of Herstory

Luning Wang
The issue of women has always been a hot topic in literature and film, and in recent years, many works have taken this as their theme to express women’s desire for independence and awakening of consciousness, though the quality has been uneven. To deeply explore and analyze the methods by which feminist...
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Tokyo Love Story: Conforming to or Challenging Hegemonic Masculinity and Hegemonic Femininity

Weiyi Chen
This study examines how gender roles are portrayed, negotiated, and challenged in the 1991 Japanese TV drama Tokyo Love Story, focusing on the concepts of hegemonic masculinity and femininity. By using qualitative research methods and multimodal analysis, this paper explores the ways in which the main...
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The Evolution and Integration of Gospel Music in RnB and Hip-Hop since the 1960s

Sixiang Chen
Gospel music, as an important part of African American religious culture, has profoundly influenced contemporary popular music since the mid-20th century. Meanwhile, with the gradual rise of popular music, gospel music has begun to enter the popular music market in new forms and has attracted more and...
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Singing Analysis of “A Wonderful Moment is Coming” in Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro

Yihan Zhang
This paper focuses on the role of Susanna in Mozart’s opera The Marriage of Figaro and takes its classic cantata “A Wonderful Moment is Coming” as a specific research object. In-depth analysis of the important role of the cantata in shaping the image of the role of Susanna, from the music melody, rhythm,...
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Mahler’s Symphony No. 9: An Analysis of Orchestration and Its Philosophical Implications

Ming Yuan
This paper centers on a systematic analysis of the orchestration techniques of Mahler's Symphony No.9 and explores the existential theme and the consciousness of death embodied in his music from a philosophical perspective. Through the analysis of the four movements, the paper analyzes in detail...
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From “Love Experiment” to Human Nature: Ferrando’s Image in Così fan tutte

Haopeng Liu
Mozart’s opera Così fan tutte has become a highly controversial classic in classical music drama for its pungent deconstruction of love and human nature. This paper aims to deeply analyze the portrayal and significance of the character Ferrando in Così fan tutte. Based on Mozart’s artistic techniques...
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The Aria “Possente spirto, e formidabil nume” in Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo

Jingyu Gong
This paper studies the aria “Possente spirto, e formidabil nume” in Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo, and analyses its artistic characteristics through multiple angles and levels to show the aesthetics and skills of arias in early Baroque operas. At present, the studies of Monteverdi’s opera L’Orfeo is in the preliminary...
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The Artistic Characterization of Handel’s Hallelujah

Jingwen Ruan
Handel’s oratorio Messiah is an important musical work in the Baroque period, in which the use of tonal music, the first English lyrics and a strong secular character is a milestone in the development of British oratorio. The work consists of chorus, soloists and repetition, and the chorus is the essence...
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Analysis of Creative Styles from a Female Perspective in German Women Composers: Taking Clara Schumann’s Piano Concerto as an Example

Xinyi Dai
In the 19th century, German Romantic music thrived, but women composers were constrained by the gender power structure, confined to domestic spheres, and their creations long remained on the margins. Clara Schumann broke through the limitations of female musical creation, integrating classical structures...
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Analysis of Clara Schumann’s Romantic Compositional Techniques-The Three Romances Op.22 as an Example

Xinran Ren
Clara Schumann (hereinafter referred to as Clara), as one of the most important female pianists and composers in the Romantic period of the 19th century, her work Three Romances Op.22 was composed in 1853, which was at the maturity of her artistic career. The structure of Clara’s work is free, and its...
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An Analysis of Chinese Mother-Daughter Relationships in Two Films Based on Female Subjectivity

Huilin Xu
This study focuses on the construction of female subjectivity within the investigation of mother-daughter relationships in feminist film, presenting case analyses of two phenomenal films: Everything Everywhere All at Once and Her Story. Employing qualitative research and media analysis methods, and integrating...
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The Aesthetic Polarisation and Integration Strategies in Jiang Wen’s Films under the Commercialisation Tide

Hanxue Zhang
In the process of commercialisation of contemporary Chinese cinema, Jiang Wen, with his distinctive personal style, has emerged as a quintessential representative of the intersection between art and commerce. This paper examines the aesthetic polarisation in Jiang Wen's films within the context...
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Fashion, Semiotics, and Gender Dynamics – A Study of High Heels in Social Context

Jiaqi Shen
This report explores how the evolving semiotic representations of high heels reflect broader changes in gender dynamics and social values over the past 70 years. Using the semiotic square as the primary analytical framework, it examines the transformation of high heels from symbols of male authority...
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Aesthetic Immersion in The Witcher 3: Visual Style, Soundscape, and Cultural Expression

Yuqi Liu
This paper investigates The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt as a multimodal work of aesthetic expression, integrating visual design, soundscape composition, and cultural symbolism. By employing theories from visual semiotics (Barthes), acoustic ecology (Schafer), and postcolonial theory (Bhabha), the analysis reveals...
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Imagery Construction and Emotional Arousal in Dreamcore Aesthetics: A Case Study of Abandoned Amusement Parks

Yimo Gu
Dreamcore is a visual aesthetic that fuses nostalgia, liminality, and surrealism through image strategies such as low saturation, blurry lighting, and abandoned spaces. This study explores how Dreamcore photography, specifically within the context of abandoned amusement parks, constructs emotional arousal...
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The Exploration of Visual Metaphors in Animated Short Films on Cyber Violence

Yu Zhao
This exegesis aims to explore the meaning and application of visual metaphors in the creation of animated short films on cyber violence themes, providing new insights and methods for the creation of such animation. Visual metaphor, a cognitive phenomenon, refers to the transformation of abstract concepts...
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Between the Form of a Fox and the Shadow of a Ghost: A Study on the Gender Performance and Body Politics of Female Characters in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

Haiyan Wang
Modern readers often treat Liaozhai’s fox-women and ghost-women as emblems of romance or enchantment. This article reframes them as laboratories of gender construction under Confucian patriarchy. Methodologically, I combine close textual analysis of “Nie Xiaoqian” and “Qing Feng” with Judith Butler’s...
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Shuang Xuetao’s Works: On the “Conversation on the Lake” in Moses on the Plain

Jiangning Huang
The works of Shuang Xuetao and the “New Northeast Writers Group” represented by him often take the relationship between the elder generation and the younger generation as the center of the narrative called the “narrative of younger generation”. In Moses on the Plain, the conversation between two youths...
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Exploring Feminist Rights in Post-Socialist Shanghai: A Rights-Based Re-Reading of Peng Xiaolian’s Shanghai Women

Jiajun Yang
This proposal investigates how Peng Xiaolian’s 2002 melodrama Shanghai Women bridges feminist film language and debates on marriage, property, and custody that surrounded China’s 2001 Civil Code revision. Treating the film as a critical case, the study asks three questions: first, how its camera work...
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Remythologizing ACGN-Style Fashion: A Roland Barthes Approach to Deconstructing Cultural Myths

Yilun Sun, Yingying Ge, Jiantong Lu
This study applies Roland Barthes’s semiotic theory to explore the cultural mechanisms behind ACGN-style clothing in the context of China’s social transformation. The research argues that such apparel is not merely a reproduction of character imagery but rather functions within a cyclical process of...
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A Study on Emotional Jewellery Design from an Art Therapy Perspective

Rui Bao, Hongxu Tao
In the face of growing social pressures and psychological issues, art therapy gradually attracts attentions due to its soft way to release emotion. Jewellery is worn on the body and the emotion of the jewellery is instinctively triggered as it has therapeutic effect. However, most of the previous researches...
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Reconstruction of Symbols and Flow of Meaning: An Analysis of Identity Narration and Value Communication in Frida Kahlo’s Works from the Perspective of the Encoding-Decoding Theory

Zhaolun Li, Wenjing Chang
Frida Kahlo, one of the 20th century’s most prominent artists, has created iconic works of Mexican culture that have influenced global artists across generations. Renowned for her self-portraits—depicting physical pain, emotional distress, and strong political/feminist views—her paintings feature vibrant...
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The Influence of the Subconscious on Art and Creation Exploring the Role of Dreams, Visual Images and Symbols in Art

Ronghua Shen
With the continuous emergence of diverse forms of art, people tend to pursue the satisfaction of visual forms such as lines or colors. However, it is certain that no matter how the forms of artistic expression change, the creative ideas, motivations, and behaviors of artists are controlled by consciousness...
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Intellectual Metaphors: Perspectives, Connections, and Couplings - A Case Study of Chinese Installation Art

Yuan Wang
Since the 1980s, numerous works have emerged in Chinese contemporary installation art. Early on, its conceptual methods bore much imitation of Western contemporary art. With ongoing practice and cultural awareness, artists developed new creative dimensions from group characteristics, collective memory...
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Aesthetic Re-enchantment from the “South”: Revisiting Tagore’s “Religion of the Poet”

Yuanzhuo Zeng
Rabindranath Tagore’s “religion of the poet” can be read as a poetic-aesthetic response to the dislocations of modernity, foregrounding his hybrid role as both a modern poet-philosopher and a cultural emissary in the early twentieth-century British cultural sphere. Moving between Romantic poetics and...
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Research on Cafe Space Design Based on Behavioral Psychology

Yang Peng, Gang Fang
This paper explores the application of theories from behavioral psychology and organizational behavior to cafe space design, aiming to create a “third space” that can meet customers’ diverse needs (socializing, relaxing, working, and studying) while promoting positive behaviors and enhancing the overall...
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A Comparative Study of Social Satire in British Victorian Novels and Drama from a Comedic Perspective

Kai Wang
The paper performs a comparative reading of the art of social satire in British Victorian literature focusing on the distinct modes used in the novel and drama. From a Comic Studies point of view, this paper argues that the different formal structures of the genre create inherently different satiric...
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Integration of Regional Cultural Characteristics into Gift Packaging Design: A Case Study of Putuo Guanyin Cakes

Yangyi Zhou, Hang Sun
Culture plays a crucial role in connecting the past and the future throughout the development of human history. Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province, with a long history, integrates red culture and Buddhist culture, boasting unique characteristics. Putuo Guanyin Cake in Zhoushan has a profound historical and...
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City Walks in and Around Historic Areas: Insights from an Environmental-Behavioral System Design Perspective

Maoen He, Ziyi Jiang, Shuling Zhou, Chang Liu
Historic areas are vital carriers of urban culture and collective memory. They attract both residents and visitors through the integration of cultural, commercial, and tourism functions. In recent years, City Walk has emerged as a popular urban experience, with participants exploring and sharing diverse...
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Gestalt Theory, Theosophy, Music, and Abstract Painting: Kandinsky and Wagner

Dong Yang
The artistic spirit of early abstractionism originated from Gestalt psychology, Theosophy, and Symbolism, emphasizing the psychological analysis of “pure visibility” and abstract language. The rhythmic lines and tension in Kandinsky’s abstract paintings reflect aesthetic perceptions akin to Gestalt theory,...
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A Deconstructive Analysis of Alice Munro’s Runaway: Exploring Moral Ambiguities and Identity Construction

Yueqi Zhang
This study explores Alice Munro’s short story Runaway from the perspective of deconstructionism to examine its narrative structure and thematic depth. Drawing upon Jacques Derrida’s concept of “différance,” the analysis unfolds in three critical dimensions. In the beginning, it investigates the symbolic...
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Design Practice of Sound Visualization Art Installation under the Perspective of Sensory Reparation

Shuo Zhang, Baokun Yang, Chenwei Zhang, Xiaoyu Xue, Zhongyu Zhang, Yifan Shi, Ruihan He, Yuxin Wei
Aiming at the sound perception problem of hearing-impaired people due to hearing loss, this study designs and produces a sound visualization device “Cloud Sound” by integrating installation art and interactive technology with the theory of sensory compensation as the core basis. With the help of Touch...
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Language, Emotion, and Rationality: On the Triple Identification with Rural Human Relations in Qiao Ye’s Bao Shui

Congyu Wei, Shubei Zhong
Qiao Ye’s novel Bao Shui is set against the backdrop of rural modernization. The narrative centers on the protagonist Di Qingping’s return to her hometown, vividly depicting the intense collision and profound integration between traditional rural values and modern urban perspectives. Through rediscovering...
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The Application of Children’s Literature Translator’s Voice in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Zimu Yang
As the society continues to develop, readers pay more attention to translators’ jobs, but they are still not acquainted with translators and haven’t realized their importance yet. Translator’s voice first came up by Hermans and Schiavi, including all media that would affect the texts, not only referring...
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Puccini’s Images of “Oriental Women”: Cio-Cio-San and Liu in Cross-cultural Perspective

Luoxi Dong
Based on the cross-cultural perspective, this paper combines the theories of Orientalism and feminism to analyse the construction of the image of “oriental women” in Puccini’s operas, Cio-Cio-San in Puccini’s opera Madama Butterfly, and Liu in Turandot. It is found that Puccini’s use of Asian folk songs...
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The Function of Religion in Gregorian Chant and the Social Mechanisms of Cultural Transmission of Music

Jiutong Feng
As the core of medieval Christian liturgical music, Gregorian chant is not only a sacred religious practice but also a key vehicle for the spread of European musical culture. This paper aims to analyze how its religious functions (e.g., ritual unification, doctrinal dissemination, etc.) drove its trans-regional...
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A Study on Translation Strategies for Food Imagery in Spanish and English Literary Works from a Cross-Cultural Perspective

Zihui Yang
Food imagery occupies a significant position in literary works. It not only has a material description but also contains profound cultural symbols and meanings. This study takes the food imagery in the original Spanish version and the English translation of “Don Quixote” as the research object and conducts...
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A Comparative Analysis of Female Character Portrayals in Two English Full-Translation Versions of Journey to the West

Leyan Liu
Journey to the West, a classic of Chinese literature, has seen varied translations that risk cultural misinterpretation. This study compares Yu Guofan’s and Jenner’s English translations of female characters (deities, demons, humans) through postcolonial and feminist translation theories. Findings reveal...
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Integration of American Elements in Dvořák's Symphony No.9

Mengjie Gao
At the end of the 19th century, European musical nationalism was on the rise, and composers mostly constructed cultural identities with their own folk materials. The Czech composer Antonín Dvořák, as a representative, has long embodied a strong national cultural identity in his compositions. However,...
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Cultural Motion, Emotional Healing: Theoretical Foundations and Localization Mechanisms of Ethnic Dance Therapy in China

Chendi Wu
This study investigates the therapeutic potential of Mongolian, Dai, and Han ethnic dance forms in China and aims to explore how culturally embedded movement traditions promote mental well-being. Grounded in the theoretical frameworks of kinesiology, psychotherapy, and dance anthropology, the research...
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Cultural Scene Reconstruction and Immersive Narration: A Study on Local Cultural Expression Based on “Ever-Bright City” Projects

Dexin Zhao
Against the backdrop of the coexistence of globalization and anti-globalization, and with sustainable development goals becoming an international consensus, the forms and mechanisms of cultural exchange are undergoing profound restructuring. 1This study takes three immersive cultural and tourism projects,...
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The Cultural Connotation of “Harmony and Union” in Han Chinese Wedding Embroidery Patterns from the Perspective of Semiotics

Xiangzeng Xu
Han Chinese wedding embroidery patterns serve as significant material carriers of the cultural concept of “harmony and union” (he-he). This study, grounded in the theory of artistic semiotics, constructs an analytical framework of “symbol decoding – visual grammar analysis – cultural connotation interpretation”...
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Cultural Integration on the Silk Road: A Study of the Tang Dynasty’s Horse-Dancing Art

Sinuo Sun
The art of dancing horses in the Tang Dynasty was rooted in the context of cross-civilizational exchanges along the Silk Road. Relying on the tribute and trade networks of the Silk Road, fine horse breeds from regions such as Dayuan, Tuyuhun, and Daqin converged in the Central Plains, forming the exotic...
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Dilemmas and Challenges Facing Bilingual Education Programs in California: Insufficient Support for Students with Multicultural Backgrounds, Changes in Policies and Ideologies, and the Pursuit of Social Justice

Zhiliang Zhou
Based on research data, case studies, and personal interviews, this study identifies severe challenges in three specific areas: insufficient support for students from multicultural backgrounds, government policy changes, and social justice issues.
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Localization Practice of Black Myth: Wukong from the Perspective of Translation Norms: A Case Study Based on Chesterman’s Theory

Chengzhen Jin
This paper takes the English localization of the Chinese AAA game Black Myth: Wukong as a case and applies Andrew Chesterman’s theory of translation norms to analyze the process across four dimensions: expectancy norms, communication norms, relation norms, and accountability norms. Representative culture-loaded...
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An Analysis of the Cosmology in the Ancestor Worship Rituals of the Siyin Miao Ethnic Group

Shuya Liu
As one of the many branches of the Miao ethnic group, the Siyin Miao people are mainly distributed in Qingzhen, Baiyun, Xiuwen and other areas in Guizhou Province. They get their name from the unique “four- seal” pattern on their costumes. The ancestor worship ritual of the Siyin Miao ethnic group centers...
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Global Communication of Traditional Chinese Culture through Film: A Multimodal Discourse Analysis of the Movie Posters of Ne Zha 2

Yehan Yu
The Chinese animated film Ne Zha 2 has gained significant global attention. Based on the mythological rebel figure, the protagonist embodies defiance and individuality, resonating with contemporary audiences. This study examines 24 international posters of Ne Zha 2 using multimodal discourse analysis...
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The Song of the Whale: The Shaping and Reflection of Japanese Whaling Culture

Qing Tian
This paper systematically traces the historical evolution of Japan’s whaling culture, its contemporary motivations, and the international controversies it has sparked. While whaling in Japan dates back to the Jōmon period, modern commercial whaling emerged as an industrial endeavor driven by 20th-century...
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Research on the International Communication of Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture from the Perspective of Digital Humanities

Meng Cao, Na Liu
In recent years, with the continuous improvement of China’s comprehensive national strength and international status, traditional Chinese culture has gradually gained popularity among foreigners. Traditional Chinese medicine culture is a treasure of Chinese culture, with thousands of years of history...
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A Study on the Site of the Hellenistic City of Demetrias

Xiaoqi Mu
Demetrias was an exceptionally significant port city within the ancient Antigonid Dynasty of Macedonia and serves as a quintessential exemplar of urban architecture during the Hellenistic era. Previous studies have conducted extensive foundational research on Demetrias, primarily focusing on macroscopic...
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Research on Digital Interactive Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Optimization of Tourist Experience

Wentao Guo
This research takes the digital protection and dissemination of intangible cultural heritage as its research object, focusing on the application of augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and social media technologies in optimizing the tourist experience and promoting cultural dissemination. Empirical...
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Study on The Origin and Evolution of Casting Technique in Chu-style Bronze Ware

Zhengxu Yan, Xinzhao Li, Rui Bao
Bronze ware serves as the core materia of ancient Chinese civilization, with the evolution of its casting techniques reflecting the technological wisdom and artistic creativity of the ancestors. Chu-style bronze ware is distinguished by its magnificent forms and intricate decorations, among which the...
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Language Attitudes and Their Influencing Factors Among Expatriates in Guangzhou

Chi Zhang
This study investigates the language attitudes toward Chinese among expatriates in Guangzhou and examines the factors influencing their attitudes. Based on questionnaire data and statistical analysis, the findings indicate that expatriates generally hold a positive attitude toward Chinese, particularly...
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Development Strategies for the Integration of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Film & Television

Yuan Zhang, Gang Fang
Intangible Cultural Heritage (hereinafter referred to as ICH) is an important component of China’s excellent traditional culture. Its effective development and utilization can help achieve multiple benefits. The emergence and development of film and television technology have changed the ways ICH is...
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Cross-Cultural Symbolic Drift in Algorithmic Portraiture: A Case Study of Edmond de Belamy

Ziwei Liu, Kuiying Zhao
Within the framework of “digital technology enabling cultural diversity,” this paper takes the GAN-generated portrait Edmond de Belamy as a case study to examine how generative algorithms reshape visual symbols. By constructing a triadic model of Signifier–Signified–Algorithm and comparing multimodal...
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An Ethnography from Chen Dong Village, Nanning

Yuqi Bai
Focusing on Chen Dong Village (Nanning, Guangxi), this study uses participant observation and interviews to show how Pinghua Shigong Opera is reshaped—spatially and functionally—under urbanization. Building on Lefebvre’s “production of space,” ritual sites centered on clan and deity give way to display...
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The Origin and Development of Chinese Fine Traditional Military Culture

Qinkai Li
The fine traditional military culture of Chinese has a long history and carries the wisdom and strategic thinking of Chinese civilization. This article, by exploring its origin and development, reveals the evolution process of military culture in Chinese history from the Pre-Qin period to the Ming and...
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Conceptualisation of Desire in Confucian Discourse and Modern Discourse: An Investigation of Metaphors by Tracing the Mapping

Tianyi Tian
The sustaining of the Confucian philosophy within the Chinese conscience has facilitated the collective growth of the nation. Among the various ideas from the Confucian philosophy, the idea of “desire” has been one of the crucial factors that have proliferated moral order, self-development, and social...
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How Video Games Inspire Real-World Cultural Practice: A Case Study of Black Myth: Wukong

Ziqi Shi
While several video games have previously inspired real-world tourism, the global phenomenon of Black Myth: Wukong in 2024 revealed an unprecedented depth and scope of cultural resonance. Existing research often categorizes such cases under the concept of media-induced tourism. However, this paper argues...
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Staging Authenticity: The Shifting Performance Strategies and Overseas Reception of Chinese Folk Music

Meiyou Wang
This paper employs an analytical and observational approach, to examine the shifting performance strategies and overseas reception of Chinese folk music across three historical phases. It explores the transition from early symbolic representations emphasizing exotic spectacle, through a phase focused...
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A Comparative Study of Female Images in “Flipped” and “Border Town” from a Cross-Cultural Perspective

Ziliang Zheng
Flipped by Wendelin Van Draanen narrates the growth of American teenagers, shaping a female character, Juli, characterized by cognitive awakening and independent consciousness; Border Town by Shen Congwen, set in Chadong of West Hunan, portrays Cuicui, a female image coexisting with nature and embodying...
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The Inheritance Predicament and Development Path of Danzhai Batik from the Perspective of Cultural Ecology

Linlin Zhang, Jin Xu
Danzhai batik, as a unique intangible cultural heritage handicraft art of ethnic, has a long history and profound cultural value. However, with the changes in natural and social environments, Danzhai batik is facing many difficulties in its inheritance. Based on the theory of cultural ecology, this paper...
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Research on the Inheritance and Development of Minnan Dance Intangible Cultural Heritage Based on Digital Technology

Yiyan Gao, Xiaoxiao Feng
Minnan dance intangible cultural heritage (ICH) is a cultural gene formed in the group practice, performance and creation of the Minnan region. However, in reality, Minnan dance ICH is faced with many problems in inheritance and development. In the information age, the emergence of digital technology...
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An Analysis of Liu Tianqi’s Creative Tendencies from The Chicken and the Rabbit Cage

Yao Wei
Premiering at the 7th Wuzhen Theatre Festival, the one-act play Jitu Tonglong (The Chicken and Rabbit Cage), written and performed by Liu Tianqi, was awarded the Best Drama prize in the Young Theatre Artists Competition. Staged with an unadorned and sincere artistic style, the play unfolds a story of...
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From Liu Cixin to The Wandering Earth: The Modern Struggle for Legitimacy in Chinese Science Fiction

Minghao Liu
Since the 1990s, Chinese science fiction has undergone a remarkable revival, evolving from marginal literature to a globally recognised cultural phenomenon. Focusing on Liu Cixin’s works and their media adaptations, this study examines how canonisation—through fan participation, state endorsement, and...
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Research on the Connotation, Value and Development Path of Dongguan’s “Manufacturing Aesthetics”

Xue Jiang
This article focuses on Dongguan’s “manufacturing aesthetics” and conducts an in-depth study. First, the rich connotations of Dongguan’s “manufacturing aesthetics” are analyzed. Its core covers six dimensions: the beauty of design, the beauty of craftsmanship, the beauty of production, the beauty of...
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The Historical Evolution of Design Subjects: From Craft Unity to Digital Re-integration

Yanming Ge
The core value of design lies in coordinating the demands of multiple stakeholders. A review of design history reveals its main thread is a continuous reorganization of the relationships between its core subjects: the designer, the maker, and the user. This paper traces their trajectory from a unified...
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Navigating the Cultural Divide: Performance Practice as a Catalyst for the Evolving Influence of Chinese Folk Music Overseas

Meiyou Wang
Based on a close consideration of performance practice as a lived, embodied process, what follows engages with the shifting impact of Chinese folk music abroad. Look past just the macro policy and delve into the micro-level factors like instrumental technique, stage presentation, and how we interact...
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Research on the Construction of a Cultural Gene Atlas Database and Innovative Design of Traditional Lantern Art in the Yellow River Basin

Qian Sun, Xiangyu Li
As an important birthplace of Chinese civilization, the Yellow River Basin has a profound cultural accumulation that has given birth to a rich array of intangible cultural heritages. Traditional lanterns, as an important form of intangible cultural heritage, feature diverse shapes and distinct regional...
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Research on the Mechanisms of Influence in the International Communication of the Humanistic Spirit of “China's Intelligent Manufacturing”

Jinrong Liu
This study aims to explore the impact mechanism of the international communication of the “China's Intelligent Manufacturing” humanistic spirit (including three dimensions: craftsmanship spirit, collaborative innovation, and human-centeredness) on brand image and behavioral intention, and to verify...
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A Study on the Translation of Island Cultural and Tourism Resources from the Perspective of Eco-translatology: A Case Study of Zhoushan Archipelago

Zhiyi Wu
Under China’s national strategy of building a strong maritime country, the Zhoushan Archipelago, as a significant marine tourism destination, urgently needs to enhance the international communication of its cultural and tourism resources. However, the current English translations in Zhoushan’s scenic...
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Co-Creation and Empowerment: Building a Learning Community in Colleges Through Digital Aesthetic Education

Yiling Huang
This study investigates how digital aesthetic education fosters teacher-student communities in vocational colleges and enhances teaching effectiveness. Through a 16-week action research project in digital arts courses, we identified three essential conditions for community building: shared decision-making...
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Research on the Design Strategies for Urban Visual Heritage Based on Cultural Perception Demands—A Case Study of the Zhengzhou Shang City Ruins

Chun Yang
Against the backdrop of rapid urban cultural development, revitalizing urban heritage faces multidimensional challenges. This paper explores innovative design strategies for urban visual heritage within the framework of cultural perception theory. It first elucidates the origins of cultural perception...
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Student Behavior Prediction and Emotion Management Based on Natural Language Processing

Xiaoxia Hao
Students’ behavior prediction and emotion management play an important role in educational decision making. In this paper, a new algorithm called ABLSTM-Transformer is proposed. It integrates bidirectional long short-term memory network, attention mechanism and transformer architecture to deal with students’...
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Immersive Narratives of the Terracotta Warriors in Mixed Reality

Yixuan Huang
With the rapid development of digital technologies, Mixed Reality (MR) has emerged as a vital tool for the preservation and presentation of cultural heritage. The Terracotta Warriors, as a significant emblem of ancient Chinese civilization, gain new vitality through immersive reproduction in MR environments....
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Generation and Symbiosis: An Analysis of Evolutionary Trends in AI Art Design Based on Bibliometric Data

Chao Chen
Against a backdrop of rapid digitalization and technological advances, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technology and art design has emerged as a key area of interest in academia and industry. This paper uses bibliometric methods combined with CiteSpace software to systematically analyze...
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A Study of the Combination of Music Production and Music Education in Rural Primary Schools

Jiabei Yao
Nowadays, music education in rural primary schools is generally backward, and educational resources and teaching staff are relatively scare. However, as an emerging specialty, music production can play its advantages and make up for the lack of music education in rural primary schools. Therefore, it...
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Evaluating Spatial Needs in Pediatric Dental Clinics via Online Reviews and Kano Model

Ke Zhao, D. Kosenkoe
Based on online review texts in user-generated content (UGC), this paper combines field interviews and observations to distill the typical space use needs of children, parents, and healthcare workers. The KJ method is applied to generalize and form five categories of perceived attributes. Then, the Kano...
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The Impact of Job Demands on Burnout Among Long-Term Care Professionals: The Moderated Mediation of Job Role and Work-Family Conflict

Qi Zhang
Stress and burnout are growing concerns in the current work environment, particularly in the long-term care sector. This study examines how job demands influence burnout through work-family conflict (WFC) and investigates whether job roles (i.e., employees vs. managers) impact this relationship. One...
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Cross-cultural Language Research Based on Cite Space Taking WOS Data as an Example (2011-2025)

Yutong Li
In an era of deepening globalization and multicultural exchange, language, as a crucial carrier of culture, plays an increasingly significant role in cross-cultural research. Cross-cultural linguistic studies not only help break down cultural barriers and promote international exchange and cooperation...
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Digital Technology Application and Innovation Path of Today’s Illustration Creation

Jiayin Zhao
Against the backdrop of the rapid advancement of digital technology, contemporary illustrations have experienced substantial transformations. This paper concentrates on the implementation and renewal approaches of digital technology in the field of contemporary illustration. Through the analysis of relevant...
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Research on Innovative Design of Miao Painting in Xiangxi Based on Generative Artificial Intelligence

Ying He, Ping Wang
This study leverages artificial intelligence-driven generative image technology to digitally classify, screen, and extract materials from Xiangxi Miao paintings, thereby constructing a digital resource repository for Miao paintings. Generative AI technologies such as generative technology, deep learning,...
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The Inheritance and Innovation of Traditional Performing Arts under the Evolution of Technological Media

Xueying Cai
This research systematically explores the impact of technological media on the inheritance and innovation of traditional performing arts, starting with the evolution of technological media. From the regional dissemination of live performances, to recording technology’s ability to transcend time and space,...
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Examining Social Media Marketing Strategies on Xiaohongshu: Through Sentiment Analysis and Structural Model

Jinglu Xu
In contemporary China, social media platforms have replaced traditional advertising mediums, such as television and mass media, in becoming the primary channels for digital marketing and brand promotion. Existing literature has extensively examined how different promotional strategies adopted by Chinese...
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Foreign Language Boredom, Enjoyment and Engagement of Non-English Major Graduate Students

Tongqing Gu
Emotional experience of language learners has become a hot research topic in recent years, and emotions like foreign language enjoyment (FLE) and foreign language boredom (FLB) have been widely discussed. Yet, the interrelation between FLE, FLB and foreign language engagement needs further exploration....
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The Impact of Music Network Community Activities on Social Identity Among Adolescents

Xin Jin
This study examines the impact of community interaction on identity formation and group belonging among adolescents participating in online music communities. Drawing upon social identity theory, a modified version of the Social Identity Scale was employed to conduct questionnaires and interviews with...
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Basketball Culture Content and Fan Identity in the Digital Media Era: YouTube as the Example

Yuting Song
This study examines Li Ziqi’s Douyin channel as a case study by employing an approach that reveals the role of Li Ziqi’s videos in aesthetic narrative, cultural symbolism, and cross-cultural communication. Drawing on content analysis of ten representative videos; quantitative and qualitative analysis...
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A Study on Africa Child Labour Issues and Recommendations

Holyn Liang
This study examines the pervasive issue of child labour in Africa. Through a multidimensional PESTLE analysis, the research identifies key drivers, including poverty, weak governance, inadequate legal enforcement, technological deficits, and environmental crises. It highlights the severe physical, mental,...
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Exploring the Construction of XR Spaces in Academic Libraries and the Cultivation Model for Innovative Talent

Jiang Shan
Integrating extended-reality (XR) technologies into library spatial re-engineering to create an “XR innovation space” that simultaneously supports experience, teaching, and content creation is not only an inevitable response to the self-development challenges faced by libraries and an effective way to...
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The Effect of Environment on the Perceived Health Benefits of Recreational Activities from the Perspective of Place Attachment Theory——Taking the Lijiang Scenic Area as an Example

Xinyue Wang, Shiwen Zhu, Xun Yi, Xuxin Song
This article will explore the impact of the Li River Scenic Area on the perceived health benefits of recreational activities from the perspective of place attachment theory. Firstly, the basic concepts and related research results of place attachment theory will be introduced, and its application in...
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Research on the Innovation of Visual Communication Design Teaching Mode Empowered by Management Concepts

Zhe Yang, Ziyan Zhang
Against the backdrop of the construction of New Liberal Arts, the Visual Communication Design major undertakes the strategic task of cultivating interdisciplinary and innovative talents. Traditional teaching models reveal systematic deficiencies in areas such as objective-oriented process control, quality...
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Research on the System Perfection of Medical Artificial Intelligence Damage Liability

Chenxiao Wei
With the rapid advancement of AI, its application in the medical field is becoming increasingly widespread, significantly enhancing the efficiency and quality of healthcare services. However, this widespread adoption also introduces a series of legal risks and challenges in attributing liability, particularly...
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A Prompt Engineering Framework for Intangible Cultural Heritage Micro-Dramas

Jingyi Yang, Yaoyang Chen, Yi Li, Sijie Wang
Against the backdrop of practical challenges in creating micro-short dramas centered on intangible cultural heritage—including high creative barriers, superficial cultural expression, and mismatched production cycles with market rhythms—this study proposes a standardized “prompt engineering” narrative...