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4Th International Seminar on Education, Management and Social Sciences (ISEMSS 2020) • 4th International Seminar on Education, Management and Social Sciences (ISEMSS 2020) Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research Volume 466 Online 17 July 2020 Part 1 of 2 Editors: F. D. Mobo C.Y. Huang Y.L. Zhong ISBN: 978-1-7138-1807-6 Printed from e-media with permission by: Curran Associates, Inc. 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 Some format issues inherent in the e-media version may also appear in this print version. Copyright© (2020) by Atlantis Press All rights reserved. Copyright for individual electronic papers remains with the authors. For permission requests, please contact the publisher: Atlantis Press Amsterdam / Paris Email: [email protected] Conference Website: http://www.atlantis-press.com/php/pub.php?publication=isemss-20 Printed with permission by Curran Associates, Inc. (2021) Additional copies of this publication are available from: Curran Associates, Inc. 57 Morehouse Lane Red Hook, NY 12571 USA Phone: 845-758-0400 Fax: 845-758-2633 Email: [email protected] Web: www.proceedings.com TABLE OF CONTENTS PART 1 THE SHARING BENEFIT EVALUATION METHOD OF LARGE INSTRUMENTS AND EQUIPMENT IN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BASED ON ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS ............................................................................................................................................................. 1 Hongrui Wang, Guangtian Jia, Ran Wei RESEARCH ON THE PPP VERSUS TBLT DEBATE ...................................................................................... 5 Si Li CONSTRUCTION OF INDEPENDENT INNOVATION EXPERIMENT SYSTEM OF CONTROL COURSE GROUP ............................................................................................................................ 9 Jialin Wang, Liming Wang EVALUATION MODEL OF TOURISM RESOURCES IN LINXIA HUI AUTONOMOUS PREFECTURE ................................................................................................................................................... 13 Mei Jin, Jie Zhou ON THE CONDITIONS OF ELIMINATING PRIVATE OWNERSHIP--STARTING WITH COMMUNIST MANIFESTO ............................................................................................................................ 17 Qianshen Guo RELYING ON SKILL COMPETITIONS TO PROMOTE THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PRESCHOOL EDUCATION CURRICULUM SYSTEM ................................................................................ 24 Liao Jiayi ANALYSIS ON THE MODULAR TEACHING OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING COURSE BASED ON DEVELOPMENT OF CHINA’S HIGHER EDUCATION SERVICE TRADE ........................... 29 Yao Li EMERGING INTERNATIONAL SECURITY THREAT: US-RUSSIA COMPETITION .............................. 33 Yang Zairan, Wang Junran, Zhu Kehan THE NEW VENTURE SURVIVAL: GARMENT CUSTOMIZATION ENTERPRISES-TAKING SAINT ANGELO INC. AS AN EXAMPLE ..................................................................................................... 38 Yuting Zeng ANXIETY AND ATTACHMENT STYLES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ..................................................... 44 Lingjie Guo, Jude Ash DISCUSSION ON THE EFFECT OF COVID-19 IN THE FIELD OF EDUCATION .................................... 52 Zhongwen Sun, Jingjing Zhang, Yi Li ANALYSIS OF THE CONFRONTATIONAL RELATIONSHIP OF US AND IRAN .................................... 57 Zichen Jia STUDY ON THE STRATEGIES OF MUSIC SENSORY INTEGRATION COURSE FOR CHILDREN’S LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT ............................................................................................... 63 Hu Hao, Wei Dongmei, Fan Xiaoxiao EXPAND THE RESEARCH AND PRACTICE OF THE TRAINING PATH OF ENGLISH FOR MILITARY CADETS ........................................................................................................................................ 68 Li Meng, Song Mei, Hao Wenhui “PLAYFUL OBJECTS” AND THE ETHICS OF CO-EXISTENCE ................................................................ 72 Chen Haoran “3+3+3” MODE: RESEARCH ON INTERNATIONAL TRAINING PATH OF GRADUATE STUDENTS........................................................................................................................................................ 76 Wang Jingnan CDA APPROACH TO NEWS DISCOURSE ON U.S.’ ARMS SALE TO TAIWAN ..................................... 81 Qimeng Shi OBE SCHEMA DESIGN OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE UNDER BACKGROUND OF ENGINEERING EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION .............................................................................................................................................. 85 Qiuyun Zhao, Le Wei RESEARCH HOTSPOTS AND TRENDS OF E-COMMERCE CREDIT EVALUATION IN CHINA BASED ON CITESPACE .................................................................................................................... 91 Zhizhen Bu, Jianlin Zhang, Meiyu Wang, Xu Zhang THE TEXT MINING APPLICATION OF “INTELLIGENT GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS” ............................ 99 Huang Runchen, Wang Benhui, Yang Wenjue THE EDUCATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF URBAN ECONOMIC RESILIENCE ............................................................................................................................. 104 Chen Yiwei, Wang He A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF THE TEXT OF CHINA’S SCHOOL NATIONAL UNITY EDUCATION POLICY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF POLICY TOOLS ................................................ 108 Wang Xuan RESEARCH ON THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS, DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY AND PATTERN OF MEDIA ENTERPRISES--A CASE STUDY OF MEDIA BRAND A ................................... 113 Xinyu Song ANALYSIS ON THE REASONS FOR THE INTENSIVE RESONANCE AMONG MEXICAN OF THE FILM COCO...................................................................................................................................... 120 Jinhong Shangguan THE LOGICAL RELATION OF THE CONCEPT OF PARTY RULES IN USE .......................................... 124 Zhao Rongwen RESEARCH ON INFRINGEMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MEDICAL ROBOT .................... 129 Chen Mingtsung, Qian Wei INTERNATIONAL SECURITY THREAT IN 21ST CENTURY .................................................................. 133 Jia Ximing, Shao Yuteng, You Qi, He Dingyi, Wu Zhiyuan THE FORMATION OF ITALIAN-AMERICAN DIASPORIC SPACE: AN ACCOUNT OF THE EMERGENCE OF AN ITALIAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY IN PHILADELPHIA ................................ 139 Hechen Liu ON THE LEGALIZATION OF COLLEGE STUDENT MANAGEMENT FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF “PUTTING PEOPLE FIRST” ......................................................................................... 144 Zhu Jiaming, Wu Pengju EXPLORATION AND PRACTICE OF EXCELLENT COURSE “MANAGEMENT OF AVIATION EQUIPMENT STORAGE” ......................................................................................................... 149 Li Li, Sun Weiqi, Li Weiling, Guo Feng, Zhou Bin, Shi Yumin, Liu Min A STUDY ON THE PATH, MECHANISM AND GOVERNMENT BEHAVIOR OF IMPROVING THE TIMELINESS OF CLEARANCE IN CHINA—TAKING OVERALL CUSTOMS CLEARANCE TIME IN CHONGQING AS AN EXAMPLE ..................................................... 152 Gu Jijian COGNITION, GOVERNANCE AND PARTICIPATION: THE RISE OF COMMUNITY LEADERS UNDER THE MODEL OF “POINT BANK” ............................................................................... 164 Yi-Shuai Xie, Ke-Hong Liu EXPLORATION OF THE INTEGRATED TEACHING MODE OF “TEACHING AND PRACTICING” IN SURVEYING COURSES OF LOCAL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES— TAKING MIANYANG TEACHERS’ COLLEGE AS AN EXAMPLE ......................................................... 169 Hu Yunhai, Dong Tingxu THE CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS ON THE PROBLEMS OF CHILD REARING IN SINGLE- PARENT FAMILY .......................................................................................................................................... 173 Fan Jun-Qing ON COLLEGE ENGLISH TEACHING REFORM BASED ON “IDEOLOGICAL AND POLITICAL EDUCATION” ........................................................................................................................... 177 Zhang Mo THE APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH IN THE ISSUE OF AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT ................................................................................................. 181 Yiquan Wang ANALYSIS ON THE PROBLEMS IN EDUCATION-A CASE STUDY ON THE FILM AN EDUCATION ................................................................................................................................................... 185 Chuning Xu A PROBE INTO THE REVERSE TEACHING MODE IN MUSIC EDUCATION OF COMPREHENSIVE UNIVERSITY-- A CASE STUDY OF HARMONICS TEACHING ............................ 191 Wu Xiaolu, Li Zhu ANALYSIS OF OFFICIALS’ LIVESTREAMING SALES OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS ................ 195 Zeng Sishi, He Jiaqi ANALYSIS ON THE EVOLUTION OF ONLINE PUBLIC OPINION ON SINA WEIBO PLATFORM “SINO-US TRADE DISPUTE” ................................................................................................. 198 Yang Wang THE IMPACT OF BRAND INNOVATIVENESS ON CUSTOMER LOYALTY—TAKE APPLE INC. AS AN EXAMPLE ................................................................................................................................. 207 Ziyi Yang RESEARCH PROGRESS OF THE INTERVENTION EFFECT OF MINDFULNESS THERAPY ON PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION ...................................................................................................... 213 Yi Liu, Jian-Quan Liu, Xiang Li, Zhi-Bing Zhong STUDY ON EFFECTIVE WAYS TO IMPROVE THE CORE COMPETITIVENESS OF INNOVATIVE SMES .....................................................................................................................................
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