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International Conference on Advances in Social Science and Sustainable Development (ASSSD 2018) International Conference on Advances in Social Science and Sustainable Development (ASSSD 2018) Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research Volume 206 Fuzhou, China 7 – 8 April 2018 Editors: Menghong Zhou Shufei Luo ISBN: 978-1-5108-6258-6 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© (2018) by Atlantis Press All rights reserved. http://www.atlantis-press.com/php/pub.php?publication=asssd-18 Printed by Curran Associates, Inc. (2018) For permission requests, please contact the publisher: Atlantis Press Amsterdam / Paris Email: [email protected] 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 ESTABLISHMENT OF SPIRITUAL CARE SERVICE SYSTEM FOR EMPTY NESTERS IN NEW RURAL COMMUNITIES ....................................................................................................................................................1 Bo Xing RESEARCH ON BARRIER-FREE DESIGN OF HOUSE ENVIRONMENT ................................................................5 Hui Wang, Houping Deng RESEARCH ON THE APPLICATION OF FOLK ARTS AND CRAFTS IN CONTEMPORARY INTERIOR DESIGN.............................................................................................................................................................9 Houping Deng, Wen Chen A BRIEF TALK ON THE AESTHETIC IDEOLOGY IN VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE OF NORTHERN SHANDONG PROVINCE .......................................................................................................................... 13 Xuan Zhang RESEARCH ON THE OPTIMIZATION DESIGN OF CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT OF NORTHWEST A&F UNIVERSITY UNDER THE STORMWATER MANAGEMENT ............................................ 17 Liyan Gong, Ning Cao THOUGHTS ON PERFECTING INSURANCE SYSTEM OF UNEMPLOYED MILITARY SPOUSES WHO FOLLOWED THE ARMY ................................................................................................................... 21 Pengcheng Xiao SITUATION ANALYSIS AND REFORM DISCUSSION OF ANALOG ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY TEACHING............................................................................................................................................ 25 Youhui Zou, Renbo Xu, Ping Yang PROBLEMS AND COUNTERMEASURES OF PROJECT SETTLEMENT AUDIT................................................. 28 Ke Liu THE RESEARCH AND PRACTICE ON THE TALENT CULTIVATION PATTERN IN THE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNET OF THINGS ................................................................................... 32 Zhijian Diao ANALYSIS OF ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY MANAGEMENT VIOLATIONS ........................................................... 37 Xinnan Xie, Xiao Liu, Shuyi Tao, Bo Liu, Lei Zhang, Boyu Shi, Yang Su, Xinyu Li, Qiuxia Jia, Yufei Wang THE ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY PERSONNEL BEHAVIOR VIOLATIONS............................................................. 42 Rui Tong, Yingying Yang, Jing Jin, Qinghao Wang, Enlu Wang, Lu Han, Jia Shan, Bo Li, Peng Liu, Ning Zhang ANALYSIS ON HARM OF DEVICE VIOLATION........................................................................................................ 47 Xinhua Zhao, Bo Zhu, Chuang Wang, Yanhai Huang, Changxin Ge, Guanqiao Hao, Xue Wang, Wei Zhang, Xinnan Xie, Wenfeng Hao DISCUSSION ON LEAKAGE PROTECTION IN DISTRIBUTION NETWORK...................................................... 51 Xiaoshu Zhang, Huiyan Cao, Chuanzong Zhao, Mei Xu, Tianci Li, Dewu Ye, Jingyi Zhang, Jiahui Zhu, Yangzhuo Yue, Yuanlin Song DISCUSSION ON HOW TO SUPERVISE THE SAFETY OF TEMPORARY ELECTRICITY IN CONSTRUCTION............................................................................................................................................................... 56 Hua Zhang, Xiaolei Yang, Chenghao Lan, Shuai Wang, Jia Liu, Pin Dong, Hui Chen, Lei Feng, Qi Wang, Yang Hu THE IMPORTANCE OF POWER SAFETY MANAGEMENT .................................................................................... 60 Jiatian Bai, Fuliang Zhang, Ye Wei, Chengye Yuan, Qidong Zhao, Yang Hu, Wei Li, Yan Zhao, Huiyan Li, Yaowei Wu STRATEGY RESEARCH ON CADETS' PSYCHOLOGY INTERVENTION ............................................................ 64 Junjie Li THE CHANGE AND DEVELOPMENT OF INDIVIDUAL PROJECT --BASED ON THE EVOLUTION OF CODE OF POINT RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS 2017-2020........................................................... 68 Yun Gu, Bing Shi, Yuliang Sun THE INFLUENCE OF POPULATION AGING ON THE URBAN RESIDENTS’ CONSUMPTION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN BEIJING - THE EMPIRICAL STUDY BASED ON VAR MODEL.................... 72 Huishang Li, Zhen Cao, Chunhong Qu, Yajuan Cui, Meiling Wang QUANTITATIVE MODELING ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF CLUSTER EFFECT ON SPORTS ECONOMY ......................................................................................................................................................... 80 Xiuying Han SYNERGISTIC EFFECT BETWEEN SUNSHINE SPORTS AND WISDOM SPORTS ............................................ 84 Feng Sun THE APPLICATION STUDY ON FLIPPED CLASS IN WESTERN ECONOMICS TEACHING --- TAKING INDEPENDENT COLLEGE FOR EXAMPLE............................................................................................... 88 Guoyan Wu AN ANALYSIS ON THE INDIVIDUAL NEEDS OF ENGLISH-MAJOR STUDENTS UNDER THE BACKGROUND OF THE REFORM................................................................................................................................93 Shufen Yang THE MODERATING EFFECT OF SELF-CONFIDENCE ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXTRAVERSION AND SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING................................................................................................. 98 Hong Shao, Bing Shi, Yuliang Sun A NEW INTERPRETATION OF THE MONGOLIAN INSCRIPTION ON "WAN SHOU BAITA" IN AOHAN BANNER ....................................................................................................................................................... 103 Yue Zheng STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MAIN INTERESTS OF THE PARTIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS OF INNER MONGOLIA INDUSTRIAL AND MINING INDUSTRY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF GAME THEORY AND ITS REASONS........................................... 107 Changbao Yang, Xiuqing Wu THE FITNESS AND HEALTH VALUE OF THE TAIJIQUAN WUJIZHUANG ..................................................... 112 Jing Li PERSPECTIVE OF AUTO PARTS ENTERPRISES IN WHOLE LIFE CYCLE COST MANAGEMENT RESEARCH ........................................................................................................................................ 118 Wen-Wu Shao, Yin-Tao Xiao THE COMMUNITY SPORTS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A HARMONIOUS SOCIETY............................... 123 Xue Cao MOTION ANALYSIS OF HAMMER THROW TECHNIQUE OF THE WORLD TOP FEMALE ATHLETES........................................................................................................................................................................ 128 Liqiang Li, Bingjun Wan, Cheng Guo, Yuliang Sun REFLECTION AND CONSTRUCTION OF HIGHER VOCATIONAL CURRICULUM BASED ON PROFESSIONAL QUALITY EDUCATION.................................................................................................................. 133 Chiwen Wei, Qin Wei RESEARCH ON ONLINE EDUCATION ARCHITECTURE BASED ON XAPI TECHNOLOGY........................ 138 Zhaofeng Bu, Xiaoming Du, Bin Liu, Ning Zhu ON THE ETHICAL PERFORMANCE OF FEMALE CHIVALRY IN THE NOVELS OF QING DYNASTY.......................................................................................................................................................................... 142 Ying Luo RESEARCH ON PREDICTION OF STUDENT STATUS’ CHANGE BASED ON NEURAL NETWORK ALGORITH ................................................................................................................................................. 147 Wenwen Yu, Wenxi Zheng, Min Wu PRACTICAL RESEARCH ON TBL-TEACHING MODE IN THE SPORTS BIOMECHANICS COURSE ............................................................................................................................................................................ 152 Chunzhen He, Jihong Jing, Yuliang Sun FACTORS AFFECTING TEACHER ADOPTION OF MOBILE LEARNING IN TEACHERS’ EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY ABILITY TRAINING: A CASE STUDY IN A PHARMACEUTICAL UNIVERSITY ............................................................................................................................ 156 Wei-Jie Yang, Fang-Fang Du RESEARCH ON FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE FLUCTUATING COPPER PRICE BASED ON COPPER SUPPLY AND DEMAND........................................................................................................... 164 Yan Zhang, Weiwei Shen EXPLAIN THE BASIC ISSUES ABOUT CONTROL OF CORRUPT CRIMES IN THE VIEW OF BIG DATA ......................................................................................................................................................................... 170 Yuehong Wu APPLICATION OF ALLOGRAFT BONE TRANSPLANTATION IN BONE TUMOUR SURGERY ................... 176 Rui Jiang, Ziyan Zhang, Han Wu, Chao Zhang KINEMATICS ANALYSIS OF THE THROWING PACE OF THE MEN'S JAVELIN CHAMPION IN THE 2017 SUMMER UNIVERSIADE......................................................................................................................
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