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1-2020 CPSW.Indd Contemporary Problems of Social Work ACADEMIC JOURNAL Vol. 6. No. 1 (21) 2020 MOSCOW CCONTEMPORARYONTEMPORARY PPROBLEMSROBLEMS CONTENTS OOFF SSOCIALOCI AL WWORKORK VVolumeolume 66,, NNo.o. 1 ((21),21), 22020020 ECONOMY ISSN 2412-5466 Apanasyuk L.A., Hao Jirong A Brief Talk on the Social Responsibility The journal is included into the system of Chinese Enterprises in 2019: September of Russian science citation index and is 9th Public Benefit Day. 4 available on the website: www.elibrary.ru Krasyuk P.P., Fedyakov D.V. AR/VR Technologies and Their DOI 10.17922/2412-5466-2020-6-1 Applications in Procurement . .13 CHIEF EDITOR Frolova E.V. PEDAGOGY doctor of sociological sciences, associate professor, Russian Anchutina N.V. State Social University, Russia Problems of Formation of Cultural DEPUTY EDITOR and Educational Competences Among Rogach O.V. Performers on Folk Instruments . .22 candidate of sociological sciences, Russian State Social University, Katz M.L. Russia Social and Psicho-Pedagogical Conditions for the Acquisition of Professional Skills of a Modern Vocalist in Open Educational EDITORIAL BOARD Stipulations. .29 Feber J. (PhD, University of Trnava, Mikhailov S.N. Slovakia) Personal-Oriented Approach and Mirsky J. (PhD, Ben-Gurion University Its Role in Formation of Professional-Applied of the Negev, Israel) Competences of the Musician-Performer . .38 Moore Alan Thomas (Bachelor of Arts (Hons), M.A., leading to the Capital FM 105.3, Ireland) SOCIOLOGY Nikiporets-Takigawa G.Yu. (PhD, professor, University of Cambridge, UK) Afonin M.V., Sadlovskaya E.S. Petrucijová J. (PhD, University of Changes in the Constitution of the Ostrava, Czech Republic) Russian Federation and Their Impact Roer-Strier D. (PhD, Hebrew on Interfaith Relations in the Country . .46 University of Jerusalem, Israel) Avtsinova G.I., Zhaleiko K.A. Santiesteban Perez M. (PhD, The Social Context of the Amendments University of Guantanamo, Cuba) to the Constitution of the Russian Federation Turdubaev S.K. (doctor of economic in 2020 Year and the Problems sciences, associate professor, director of Russian State Social University in of the Orenburg Region . .54 Osh, Kyrgyz Republic) Avtsinova G.I., Ilina D.A. Turro Breff A. (PhD, University of Election Institute in Modern Russia . .62 Guantanamo, Cuba) Ibragimova A.R. Vietze D. (PhD, The City University of New York, USA) Patriotism in the Framework of Intercultural Communication As an Vietze P. (PhD, Montclair State University, USA) Aspect of Intercultural Unity of Civil Society . .69 Badmatsyrenov T.B. (candidate Loshkarev I.O. of sociology sciences, associate Powers of the President of the Russian professor, Buryat State University, Buryatia, Russia) Federation: Russian Legislation Analysis. .77 Chernikova L.I. (doctor of Seregin A.A. economic sciences, associate Culture of Dialogue of Cultures: professor, Financial University under New Challenges of Modern Time . .84 the Government of the Russian Federation, Russia) PSYCHOLOGY Dusenko S.V. (doctor of sociological Levkovskaya N.A., Petrova E.A. sciences, associate professor, Russian State University of Physical Basic Approaches to Career Counseling Education, Sport, Youth and Tourism for Young Parents Abroad . .92 (SCOLIPE), Russia) Petrova E.A., Mayia Ali Rostovskaya T.K. (doctor of Psychological Factors of Trust Syrian Youth sociological sciences, professor, Institute of Social and Political in Russian Mass Media . .99 Studies of the Russian Academy of Saranin M.O. Sciences (ISPR RAS), Russia) Civic Duty Notions of the Russian Youth . .108 Sizikova V.V. (doctor of pedagogical sciences, professor, Russian State Social University, Russia) LABOUR PROTECTION Vinogradova M.V. (doctor of Makakhaniuk Zh.S., Zubkova V.M. economic sciences, associate professor, Russian State University of Granulometric Composition of Bottom Sediments Tourism and Service, Russia) of the Small River Hodza, Moscow Region . .116 Vishnyakova V.A. (candidate of economic sciences, Russian State Social University, Russia) EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Vishnyakova V.A. candidate of economic sciences, head of department scientific and technical information RSSU WORKED Contenting Papkova N.E. Chief editor of quick printing Bagrova N.V. Typesetting and design Probilova T.A. Decorating Probilova T.A. Cover design Veselovskaya M.M. Our address: 129226, Moscow, Wilhelm Pieck street, 4, building 1, room 312, 315 Contact phone: 8 (495) 255-67-67 (ext. 17-63, 17-71, 17-80). http://rgsu.net/about/science/ publishing/magazine/ E-mail: [email protected] The materials are published in author’s edi- tion. Authors of published materials are re- sponsible for the selection and the accuracy of facts, quotations, proper names, statistics and other information. Editorial opinion may not coincide with the opinion of the authors of the articles. Reprint of materials and use them in any form, including electronic media, possible only with written permission of edi- torial office. Age limit: 16+ © Russian State Social University ECONOMY Apanasyuk L.A., Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, Professor of the Department of Language Training of Non-Linguistic Specialties, Russian State Social University, Moscow. E-mail: [email protected] Scopus Author ID: 57193855277 ORCID ID: orcid.org/0000-0002-6742-5666 Hao Jirong, Student, Russian State Social University, Moscow. E-mail: [email protected] UDC 334.7 DOI 10.17922/2412-5466-2020-6-1-4-12 A Brief Talk on the Social Responsibility of Chinese Enterprises in 2019: September 9th Public Benefit Day Receiving date: Preprint date: Taking to print date: 14.01.2020 28.02.2020 31.03.2020 Annotation: the statement of this article is about what Chinese enterprises did for social responsibility in 2019. The author utilizes “September 9th Public Benefit Day”, a national period for Chinese together doing public benefit as an example. Analyzing digital data, the writer discusses about the problems and challenges of “Public Benefit Day”. As an annual public welfare activity, the Public Benefit Day further promotes Chinese enterprises to fulfill their social responsibilities and expand their influence. Key words: social responsibility, September 9th, Public Benefit Day. JEL classification: А100, А110, А130. Introduction Corporate social responsibility refers to the nomenclature that besides the responsibility it takes when making profits for shareholders and employees, it has to take on responsibilities for the consumers, comities and even for the environment during the process of the production and contribute to the society. The construction and development of social responsibility of Chinese enterprises can be roughly divided into the following three phases [7]. 1. From 1990 to 2000, under the promotion of international sellers and brand owners, the guidelines for the implementation of social responsibility in international procurement were established. 4 VOLUME 6, No. 1 (21), 2020 2. From 2000 to 2006, corporate social responsibility received extensive attention. Chinese academic institutions and non-governmental organizations began to extensively studied and discussed social responsibility, along with government departments investigated the construction of corporate social responsibility in China. 3. From 2006 to 2019, the enterprise has implemented social responsibility to achieve a dynamic balance between economic responsibility, social responsibility and environmental responsibility, so as to enhance the company’s brand image, enhance investor confidence, and attract or retain more talents. Although China’s economy has made great progress, however, as a big country with 1.4 billion people, it still faces many difficulties. Especially in rural areas, the difficulties are more arduous, and some poor people have a need for help [9; 3]. These responsibilities, of course, require the efforts of the government, but they also require enterprises to share the country’s concerns. Not only for the development of the society, but also for the development of the enterprises themselves, the enterprises should pay more attention to poverty alleviation, better assume the responsibility of poverty alleviation. Major public welfare and foundation are direct solutions to poverty relief. “September 9th Public Benefit Day” is an Internet public welfare day led by Tencent Public Welfare. Since its first launch in 2015, Tencent has continued to develop its own platform and technical capabilities to attract attention from more and more groups, to Participate and support. At present, “September 9 Public Benefit Day” has become China’s public welfare day with the largest number of participants, the most influential and the most diverse scenes. The “Technology For Good” concept pioneered by Tencent Group is not just out of corporate social responsibility and public welfare, it goes far beyond them. Corporate social responsibility helps alleviate the gap between the rich and the poor and eliminate the hidden danger of social unrest. The essential part details the current situation of social responsibility of Chinese enterprises, the purpose of September 9th public benefit day, its development process and the challenges it faces. Methodology First, take a look at the release of China’s social responsibility report in the first half of 2019 [10]. From January 1, 2019 to June 30, China released 1,348 social responsibility reports (including social responsibility reports, sustainable development reports, environmental, social and governance reports, environmental special reports,
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