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Onthe"Newness"oftheNewFormofHumanCivilization

Zhan Zhihua,Lin Xiling

(School of Marxism, Fuzhou University, Fuzhou, Fujian, 350108)

Abstract: The new form of human civilization is the crystallization of civilization formed in the course of the Party's leading the people to create Chinese modernization over the past century. Questions must be answered, like why the new form of human civilization can become a new one, where its newness lies, and what value it has, so that its development can be deepened and its potential can be tapped. In terms of "why it can become a new form", the new form of human civilization has renewed traditional Chinese culture, innovated traditional socialist civilization, and revolutionized capitalist civilization. In terms of "what makes it a new form", the new form of human civilization has developed in terms of its leadership, institutional foundation, value pursuit and civilizational content. In terms of its "new" influence, the new form of human civilization is of great significance to the history of Chinese civilization, the history of socialist development and even the history of world civilization, and it is the right path for the inheritance and constant development of human civilization.

Keywords: new form of human civilization; socialism of Chinese characteristics; Chinese modernization

SpatialSpilloverandNonlinearEffectofDigitalEconomyonTradeExport:AnEmpiricalAnalysisBasedonaSemiparametricThresholdSpatialModel

Zhang Yuanye, Ye Azhong

(School of Economics and Management, Fuzhou University, Fuzhou, Fujian, 350108)

Abstract: Digital economy is a new engine of economic development and a new driving force for China's export to maintain stable growth. Based on the panel data of 262 prefecture-level cities, the impact of digital economy development on China's trade export is analyzed empirically in this paper. The research results show that: first, there is a significant positive spatial correlation in China's digital economy development, but its agglomeration feature is weakening, and the influence of digital economy is penetrating from the coast to the inland; second, the development of digital economy significantly promotes the growth of trade exports, and this promotion effect has a nonlinear feature of increasing first and then decreasing; third, digital economy has a positive asymmetric spatial spillover effect on trade exports, and the spatial spillover effect received by digitally developed cities is significantly larger than that by digitally underdeveloped cities; fourth, regional heterogeneity analysis finds that there is an asymmetric spatial spillover effect in the eastern region, but not in the central and western regions, and the three regions have different nonlinear features of digital economy on trade exports.

Keywords: Digital economy; export; semi-parametric threshold spatial model; spatial spillover effect; nonlinear

InfluencingFactorsofResidents'WillingnesstoSortGarbage:EvidencesfromMeta-analysis

Lin Minwang, Hu Zhongbao

(School of Economics and Management, Fuzhou University, Fuzhou, Fujian, 350108)

Abstract: With the promotion of garbage sorting policies in various regions, a large number of related research have emerged, but there is no research that can effectively solve the problem of inconsistent research conclusions. In response to this problem, this article summarizes 101 empirical research in the field of garbage sorting, and uses meta-analysis methods to re-analyze the collected empirical literature. It aims to identify the influencing factors of residents' willingness to sort garbage and the key moderators. The results show that, the factors significantly influencing residents' willingness include 18 variables in three dimensions: demographic characteristics, psychological cognition and social situation. After considering regional culture, publication year, and participant population as moderators for subgroup analyses, the heterogeneity between 15 groups of variables has been significantly reduced, which alleviates the problem of inconsistent research conclusions on the same variables to a certain extent, but the heterogeneity of three groups of variables remains unresolved. Therefore, it is necessary to improve and formulate garbage sorting systems and management systems flexibly, and establish sound garbage sorting policy incentive mechanisms and information dissemination and feedback mechanisms.

Keywords: garbage sorting; willingness to sort; meta-analysis; moderator analysis

ResearchonNigerianCommunityDevelopmentSystemRelatedtoMiningInvestment

Zhang Rongfang, Liu Jinxi

(School of Law, Fuzhou University, Fuzhou, Fujian, 350108)

Abstract: The development dividend of Nigeria's extractive industry has attracted many investors to invest in this country. The community development system is applied in various ways in the extractive industry. The goal of this system is to drive the community development in Nigeria by repositioning the investment obligations of investors (including the community development obligations). Therefore, the lack of sufficient knowledge and understanding of the Nigerian community development system and the inherent problems and defects in the Nigerian community development system have become the legal dilemma for investors to invest in the extractive industry in this country. It is particularly important to deepen investors' understanding of the contents and problems of Nigeria's community development system and provide certain solutions so that investors can prevent and avoid risks.

Keywords: Nigeria; extractive industry; community development; local content requirements

OntheRelationshipbetweenTraditionalHandicraftsandTheirCulturalEcology:ExemplifiedbyTangkaPaintingTechniques

Gao Siqi

(Xiamen Academy of Arts and Design, Fuzhou University, Xiamen, Fujian, 361024)

Abstract: This article takes the art of Thangka painting as an example, and explores the internal composition of Thangka painting art from the perspective of intangible cultural heritage protection. The cultural ecology of Thangka painting techniques includes the daily behavior of painters, ritual spaces, usage fields, and conceptual systems. The cultural ecology determines the form and format of Thangka painting techniques, and is the key to maintaining their national characteristics. The inheritance of traditional handicrafts should include the tracing of the integrity of their meaning, which should be developed within their own cultural ecosystem.

Keywords: Thangka painting techniques; traditional handicrafts; cultural ecology; Intangible Cultural Heritage

OntheEvolutionof"MediaEquation"intheEraofIntelligentMedia:AStudyonInteractionbetweenZhihuUsersandSocialRobots

Lian Shuixing, Zhang Xuerong

(Communication College, Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou, Fujian, 350117)

Abstract: In the 1990s, American scholars Byron Reeves and Clifford Nass conducted research on the question "How should people treat computers, television and new media like real scenes" and put forward the classic theory of human-computer interaction in communication study-media equation theory, which means, equating media with real life. However, today after more than twenty years with the advent of the intelligent media age, both the premise and scenario of this theory have undergone fundamental changes. Therefore, whether the traditional media equation still exists and whether the human-machine interaction model has undergone new evolution has become a question in need of re-discussion. In the interaction between Zhihu users and social robots, the former can timely and perceptively distinguish the real life and the media world. Affected by social robots, their media practice has changed somehow but often with resistance, which is different from politeness, reciprocity and other human social rules proposed in the traditional media equation theory. All these phenomena suggest that the traditional communication theory from the empirical world is facing new challenges with the advent of the era of strong artificial intelligence.

KeyWords: media equation; social robots; Zhihu; human-computer interaction