Symbiotic Development Research Articles

Nothing but a Humbug: P.T. Barnum, Charles Dickens, and the Construction of National Identities in a Living Archive

Abstract: Even as the Victorians attempted to stabilize British national identity through institutional ownership of cultural property, Britishness remained a protean, imagined construct. This essay shows, through a new narrativization of the auction of Shakespeare's birthplace in 1847, that the purportedly kitschy and fake aspects of Barnumesque, new-money America were paradoxically also constitutive of Britain's own nationalism. In the spring of that year, newspapers advertised that Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon would soon go up for public auction. Rumours immediately began circulating that the American showman P.T. Barnum, who had recently barnstormed through England with the "Greatest Show on Earth," was intent on purchasing the birthplace for his menagerie of cultural oddities. In opposition to this foreign threat, a full-blown rescue campaign, driven by British media fearmongering, was launched in order to save Shakespeare's home "for the nation." Soon, these efforts drew in Britain's own premier showman of the 1840s, Charles Dickens. The nineteenth-century popular press's mythologization of these events, and the myth's subsequent recapitulation in the twenty-first century, is emblematic of the way national-infused archives wind and unwind in a double-spooled temporality. As I renarrativize archival materials associated with the auction of Shakespeare's birthplace, I proffer a different model of American and British nationalisms that points to their symbiotic development and perpetual reinvention. Ultimately, I suggest, we can learn from the Victorians' reinvention of their own history that the nineteenth-century archive is not a stable point of origin but rather a point of departure for questioning our national heritage and understanding the ways in which we inscribe the past with our present.

Exploring the decision model for tourism symbiosis of ancient villages and towns based on tourist reviews: A case study of Huaihua City in China

AbstractTo ensure the sustainable development of regional tourism, it is essential to differentiate between adjacent tourist attractions in a state of homogeneous competition. This study proposes a decision model for the tourism symbiosis of ancient villages and towns (AVTs) using tourist reviews. Their co‐occurrence and individual characteristics were extracted through content analysis, and a probabilistic linguistic CODAS method with a newly defined distance was employed for sentiment analysis. Four clustered AVTs located in Huaihua City, China, were selected to validate the decision model. The results indicate that a long history and culture, ethnic customs, and a serene atmosphere comprise co‐occurrence characteristics, while material landscape, spiritual culture, emotional cognition, and tourism services comprise individual characteristics. The corresponding tourism symbiotic development schemes, including cultural construction, life experience, and pastoral entertainment, are proposed based on the advantages and potentials perceived by tourists. The decision model could contribute to sustainable development of rural areas.

Construction of a Symbiotic Traffic Network of Traditional Villages in the Western Hunan Region of China Based on Circuit Theory

The concentrated and contiguous development of traditional Chinese villages is imminent, and the realization of their symbiotic and coordinated development has become both a priority and a challenge. Taking 370 traditional villages in Western Hunan as the research object, a GIS spatial analysis method was used to identify and extract the sources of traditional villages in Western Hunan, construct traffic resistance surfaces, identify traffic corridors and traffic nodes based on circuit theory, and construct and optimize the symbiotic traffic network of traditional villages in Western Hunan. The results show that the symbiotic traffic network of traditional villages in Western Hunan is composed of 47 traditional village sources, 77 traffic corridors, and 68 key traffic nodes, which are concentrated in the northwest and southeast of Western Hunan, showing a spider-like structure. The distribution of traditional village sources shows the characteristics of a high distribution in the north and a low distribution in the middle, and the traffic resistance surface shows spatial characteristics of being high in the north and low in the south. Four traffic corridor optimization principles and five key traffic node restoration strategies are proposed. This study provides a new concept underlying, and method for, the planning and construction of the symbiotic transport network of traditional villages in Western Hunan, promoting the centralized protection and utilization of traditional villages and the coordinated symbiotic development of regions and assisting in the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy.

Joint developmental trajectories of victimization and nonsuicidal self-injury in adolescents and the impact of childhood emotional maltreatment: “Boys’ Crisis” and “Girls’ Risk”

This study aimed to investigate the gender-specific joint development trajectory of adolescent victimization and nonsuicidal self-injury as well as the predictive value of emotional abuse and neglect in early life. A total of 1214 senior high school students were surveyed three times with an interval of six months by questionnaire method. Our study used latent class growth analysis to identify different types of developmental trajectories in boys and girls. The results showed that both the “safe group” and the “high growth group” identified in boys showed symbiotic development of victimization and NSSI, while a special “differentiated group” in girls showed reverse development of victimization and NSSI. Emotional neglect in childhood only affected the developmental trajectory categories of victimization and NSSI in adolescent girls, but not boys. Childhood emotional abuse has a significant effect on both boys and girls, leading boys to favor “boys high growth” groups and girls to favor “girls differentiation” groups. The results suggest a stronger symbiotic relationship between NSSI and victimization in boys and a greater need for attention to victimization in girls. Emotional abuse and neglect in childhood have different effects on joint developmental trajectories across genders. In the future, we need to establish gendered and targeted interventions and parenting models.

Exploring Effective Ways to Achieve the "Dual-Carbon" Goals

Climate change and green and low-carbon development have always been global, large-scale issues, cross-regional and cross-sectoral, particularly complex, involving all aspects of the economy and society, especially now that we are not only facing a climate crisis, but also superimposed on the energy crisis, food security, and all aspects of the ecological environment, the synergistic consensus among the countries of the world is even more important. How can we tackle global warming? What are the opportunities and socio-economic benefits of adopting low-carbon development? The process of achieving the low-carbon goal is the replacement of old and new industries and the rise of new industries, which will bring about a new technological revolution, and seizing the opportunity will bring considerable economic benefits. Therefore, the search for technologically advanced, effective and sustainable methods is a matter of wisdom and ability. Help "double carbon" goal, biomass energy particles can be said to be in the right place, and never missing! It realizes the mechanism of symbiotic development of industry and ecology, is an important and indispensable part of the construction of ecological civilization, and is bound to become the mainstream energy in the future. Biomass energy companies can also use advanced "Internet +" digital technology in the process, products and services, build data models and analysis, to tap the value of biomass enterprise data, bringing higher social and corporate benefits.

Particle Batik: Digitalize Traditional Batik through the Particle-driven System

Abstract With the deepening of cultural digitization in recent years, researchers have begun to explore the use of digitization to promote the innovation of traditional culture, trying to seek new paths for the promotion and revitalization of conventional culture under new visions, new disciplines, and new technologies. Based on the development history and current situation of Batik in Malaysia and Indonesia, this paper takes Malaysian Batik works as an example. It develops a Batik particle engine-generated painting system-”Particle Batik.” This system is innovative because it ensures that every particle is accurately set up according to the color samples and position of the Batik works during the creation process. When the search engine loads the next Batik artwork, all the particles will be resampled and generated according to the newly loaded artwork, and the trajectories of the particles and their resulting line traces will be continuously superimposed and fused on the canvas, thus forming a dynamic generative artwork evolving. The Particle Batik system enhances the multidimensional expressiveness of Batik, significantly contributing to the global dissemination and cultural value of Batik art. The system successfully integrates traditional handicrafts and modern digital technology and facilitates the mutual exchange and symbiotic development between traditional culture and modern art forms. Promoting the integration and exchange of Batik culture globally allows it to adapt and integrate more closely with contemporary society and culture.

Research on the integration and development of public management strategies and rural e-commerce based on the integration model

Abstract This paper focuses on the symbiotic development of rural e-commerce and logistics by exploring the intersection of fusion modeling with public management. By leveraging data fusion and logistics optimization, we address the burgeoning needs of rural e-commerce, presenting a deep learning approach that incorporates Deep Belief Networks (DBNs) and weight-sharing to achieve a 40% data compression rate. This advancement significantly lowers storage and energy costs while enhancing computational efficiency. Furthermore, we devise a rural e-commerce logistics and distribution model optimized through an ant colony algorithm to maximize profits and demand coverage. The application of this Model has led to a 20% increase in profits and a surge in demand coverage to 90%, showcasing the efficacy of fusion models in streamlining rural e-commerce logistics. These insights contribute to the broader discourse on innovative public management strategies.

Identification of microRNAs involved in ectomycorrhizal formation in Populus tomentosa.

The majority of woody plants are able to form ectomycorrhizal (ECM) symbioses with fungi. During symbiotic development, plants undergo a complex re-programming process involving a series of physiological and morphological changes. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are important components of the regulatory network underlying symbiotic development. To elucidate the mechanisms of miRNAs and miRNA-mediated mRNA cleavage during symbiotic development, we conducted high-throughput sequencing of small RNAs and degradome tags from roots of Populus tomentosa inoculated with Cenococcum geophilum. This process led to the annotation of 51 differentially expressed miRNAs between non-mycorrhizal and mycorrhizal roots of P. tomentosa, including 13 novel miRNAs. Increased or decreased accumulation of several novel and conserved miRNAs in ECM roots, including miR162, miR164, miR319, miR396, miR397, miR398, novel-miR44 and novel-miR47, suggests essential roles for these miRNAs in ECM formation. The degradome analysis identified root transcripts as miRNA-mediated mRNA cleavage targets, which was confirmed using real-time quantitative PCR. Several of the identified miRNAs and corresponding targets are involved in arbuscular mycorrhizal symbioses. In summary, increased or decreased accumulation of specific miRNAs and miRNA-mediated cleavage of symbiosis-related genes indicate that miRNAs play important roles in the regulatory network underlying symbiotic development.

Is state-owned enterprise merging private enterprise “market choice” or “space crowding” ? —Based on the motives of equity transfer of mixed-ownership enterprises

Many state-owned enterprises have mergers and acquisitions (M&A) with private enterprises, which has caused private enterprises to worry about their living space being squeezed. Based on 572 data records about equity transfers of Chinese listed companies extracted from CSMAR4.0 from 2013 to 2020, this paper categorized ownership structures into three categories: privatization of state-owned enterprises (Category 1), state-owned enterprises merging private enterprises (Category 2), and state-owned enterprises merging state-owned enterprises (Category 3). The categorical regression of ex-ante equity transfer motivation revealed that the motives for Category 1 conformed to the phenomenon of the “pretty girl gets married first” and “embezzlement view.” Category In contrast, the motives for Category 2 conformed to the “fiscal revenue view.” The categorical regression of ex-post equity transfer motivation showed that all three types significantly improved various efficiencies and represented an optimal allocation of resources. Moreover, it was revealed that the transfer of equity to state-owned enterprises by inefficient private firms in Category 2 also significantly improved enterprise efficiency. Thus, it can be considered as a rational behavior of market selection and never squeezed the space crowding. Further analysis showed that the efficiency improvement is due to the symbiotic development relationship rather than the antagonistic relationship between heterogeneous shareholders. Therefore, it is suggested to initiate market-oriented reform by actively developing ownership mixed-ownership economy and adhering to the “two unwavering” basic economic system.

The Symbiotic Development of Urban Waterfront Spaces and Regional Culture: Unleashing Potentials, Innovative Design, and Sustainable Development

The symbiotic development of urban waterfront spaces and regional culture is a crucial theme that focuses on exploring potentials, innovative design, and sustainable development. By combining urban waterfront areas with local regional culture, unique and attractive urban landscapes can be created. This symbiotic development not only preserves and inherits regional cultural heritage but also enhances urban image and attractiveness, fostering social cohesion and identity. Moreover, symbiotic development brings sustainable economic opportunities to cities, promoting the growth of cultural and creative industries and tourism. Additionally, by incorporating ecological considerations and green infrastructure, sustainable development of waterfront spaces can be achieved, protecting ecosystems and strengthening environmental awareness and sustainable behaviors. Thus, the symbiotic development of urban waterfront spaces and regional culture is an important strategy for driving urban development, enhancing the city's charm and sustainability, and fostering community participation and cultural inheritance. This comprehensive approach creates a better and more prosperous future for cities.

Research on the Effective Path of Ideological and Political Construction of General Education Courses in Application-oriented University

The concept of ideological and political education in curriculum is a new approach to deepening the reform of general education courses, and general education courses is an important carrier to implement ideological and political education in curriculum. The symbiotic development of general education and curriculum ideological and political is an effective way to deepen the reform of education and teaching in colleges and comprehensively improve the quality of talent cultivation in all aspects. The current ideological and political construction of general education courses facing many difficulties. In view of this, application-oriented undergraduate colleges and universities should establish a linkage mechanism between ideological and political education in curriculum and general education courses, improve the awareness and ability of general education course teachers in ideological and political education, innovate the teaching content and methods of general education courses, establish an evaluation index system for ideological and political of general education courses, and deeply promote the ideological and political construction of general education courses.

Empathic connectivity of exhibition technology and users in the digital Transformation: An integrated method of social network analysis and LDA model

Digital transformation has brought substantial innovation to traditional industries. As a new driving force for enhancing experiential environments, it has led to the symbiotic development of human and technical aspects on a new developmental journey. In the current discussion on digital transformation, scholars mainly focus on the internal logic of digital technology and its innovative role in social and economic development, but exploring the relationship between people and technology is lacking. Therefore, this research focuses on the technological innovation of outstanding exhibition technology in digital transformation. By collecting and analyzing technical feedback and related text materials from the Digital Museum, we build our research on two aspects: On one hand, we analyze the potential empathic empirical connectivity between exhibition technology and users, clarifying the systematic elements of technology, user experience, and sensory interaction involved in digital transformation. On the other hand, we compare the performance of empathy connection path relationships between exhibition technology and users, clarifying the advantages of each element in these paths and providing theoretical guidance for the selection of digital museum construction. As a result, the research constructs the logical framework of exhibition technology between exhibition technology and users, emphasizing the existence of environmental behavior performance and technology under digital transformation. Finally, the current study proposes the law of empathy between people and technology, revealing the crucial role of digital technology in upgrading user experiences and providing inspiration and guidance for the transformation and operation of digital museums.

A Coexisting Strategy of Economic Development and Environmental Protection

It is impossible to separate economic development from industrial development. It should be noted, however, that industrial development has a detrimental effect on the environment. Consequently, pollution of the environment will require a large number of workers and material resources to control, which is contrary to the original intention of economic development. The development of economic activity should not ignore environmental protection but should strive for a common development of economic development and environmental protection and integrate environmental protection awareness into economic planning so that economic growth and environmental protection can be mutually beneficial. This type of economic development is considered low-level, assuming that environmental resources are consumed without limit, and environmental governance issues are ignored. Our organization pursues a high-level and sustainable economic development strategy. Therefore, we need a high-level and sustainable strategy for economic development. As a result, we hope this paper will serve as a reference for those interested in symbiotic development that considers economic development and environmental protection as research subjects.

Research on the Symbiotic Development of Financial Industry and Internet Platform from the Perspective of Data Monopoly

Based on the research on the symbiotic development of the financial industry and the Internet platform from the perspective of data monopoly, this paper mainly analyzes five aspects： the essence and connotation of data monopoly in the information age, the causes and characteristics of data monopoly, the interaction between the financial industry and Internet platforms, the risks that data monopoly brings to the financial industry and Internet platforms, and how to promote the symbiotic development of the financial industry and Internet platforms.

The symbiotic development of Fandom and online media platforms in the era of new media

The symbiotic development of Fandom and online media platforms in the era of new media

Strategies for the symbiotic development of renewable power and nuclear power under the ‘Renewable Energy 3020’ policy in South Korea: Part II. Technical solutions for expanding renewable power generation

In recent years, the Korean government has recently implemented the ‘Renewable Energy 3020’ policy to substantially expand renewable energy without the inclusion of nuclear and coal-fired power plants. This study analyzes the changing conditions of the national power system on the assumption that ‘Renewable Energy 3020’ policy achieves the goal of the expansion of renewable energy generation to 20% by 2030. Korean government needs to consider the effects of technological innovation, changes in market, and the possibility of social consensus deduction. The Wien Automatic System Planning (WASP) model was used to verify the implementation of the long-term power development plan within specified constraints. The extension methodology of renewable power equipment was verified using the WASP model, which provides the basis for the application of scientific logic and suggestion to drive the national energy transition policy efficiently. Currently, technological and economic uncertainties related to nuclear and renewable power generation need to be investigated. Thereafter, energy transition needs to be examined to promote an alternative energy policy considering the technological innovation and the social consensus. The national energy transition policy will likely succeed, if based on the accurate technical planning and evaluation of the symbiotic strategies for nuclear and renewable power generation.

Research on the Symbiosis Model of the Core Interest Subjects of Chinese Ancient Village Tourism Sites in the Context of Rural Revitalization

The rural governance pattern suffers from the loss of field resources, stagnation of factor flow and disintegration of public authority. Based on this, this paper takes symbiosis theory as the perspective of analysis and explores the optimization of the rural revitalization path and the construction of a symbiosis model under the logic of “common construction, common governance and sharing”. Taking Zhoutian village in China, which has significant endogenous resource advantages but is difficult to develop, this paper uses quantitative analysis and qualitative interviews to analyze the logic of ancient villages that are difficult to form sustainable development paths in and explore the conditions for the formation of symbiotic relationships. The results show the following: (1) The current symbiosis model of ancient villages is an asymmetric reciprocal symbiosis model, resulting in short-term behavior for each symbiotic unit, which is not conducive to the sustainable development of ancient villages. (2) The core stakeholders are closely related to each other and have partly common goals. (3) The symbiotic relationship of ancient villages should evolve toward a symmetrical and reciprocal integrated symbiosis model, which should coordinate the relationship between the various interests and build a symbiotic path. To this end, this paper tries to build a symbiotic development model of “co-construction, co-rule and sharing” and refine the development mechanism based on the case of resource co-construction, joint governance and benefit sharing, hoping to provide reference for the rural revitalization and sustainable development of other villages.

Optimization path of green credit to energy consumption structure: A symbiotic development perspective of resource-based and non-resource-based industries

In the context of ecological environment construction, how to create a new development pattern in which environment and economy are coordinated has become an important goal of the Chinese government. From the perspective of the symbiotic development of resource-based industries and non-resource industries, this study discusses the path of green credit optimization of energy consumption structure by using the space Durbin model, based on the panel data from 30 Chinese provinces from 2006 to 2019. The study results are as follows: Both green credit and energy consumption structure have a significant positive spatial correlation. Furthermore, the energy consumption structure of local and adjacent areas is significantly optimized by green credit. Additionally, for non-resource-based regions, although green credit has no spatial spillover, it can significantly improve the local energy consumption structure, while green credit in resource-based regions significantly inhibits the optimization of the energy consumption structure in local and adjacent regions. Finally, from the perspective of the symbiotic development of resource-based industries and non-resource industries, although green credit can significantly improve the local energy consumption structure, it will inhibit the optimization of the energy consumption structure in adjacent areas. Therefore, government departments not only need to implement green credit policies according to local conditions but also actively guide exchanges and cooperation between resource-based industries and non-resource industries. This move promotes the symbiotic development of resource-based industries and non-resource industries and simultaneously improves the utilization efficiency of green credit, and optimizes the energy consumption structure.

The Dilemma and Countermeasures of Rule of Law Faced by the Symbiotic Development of Platform Economy

The Dilemma and Countermeasures of Rule of Law Faced by the Symbiotic Development of Platform Economy

Research on the Interactive Coupling Relationship between Land Space Development and Eco-Environment from the Perspective of Symbiosis: A Practical Analysis of Henan, China

As a key issue in China’s sustainable development, land space development (LSD) creates increasing pressure on the environment. Thus, a better understanding of the relationship between LSD and the eco-environment is necessary for Chinese policymakers to realize sustainable high-quality development. LSD and the eco-environment are closely related and mutually dependent, and the coupling coordination pattern between LSD and the eco-environment has great significance to promoting high-quality development and ecological civilization construction in the region. This study highlights the equilibrium between LSD and ecological protection and introduces symbiosis theory to measure the degree of coordinated and symbiotic development in the Henan province, using data from 2000–2018. The coupling coordination degree model was used to evaluate the coupling coordination relationship of spatial–temporal patterns and development type characteristics. The evaluated results show that there are regional gradient differences in the level of LSD and the eco-environment, and the coupling coordination degree of LSD and the eco-environment in the Henan province are in the bare coordination stage and on the verge of imbalance at present. In addition, the spatial correlation pattern between LSD and the eco-environment was discussed. It is proposed that there is a positive correlation between the coupling coordination degree of LSD and the eco-environment. Moreover, this study suggested implementing a scientific and high-quality development path of land space, reasonably coordinating the social, economic, and eco-environment of the Henan province, then promoting regional sustainable development.