This paper discusses the engagement of modern Western medicine in the development of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)during the 1950s,specifically in its efforts on and research in modernizing TCM.Through complementi...This paper discusses the engagement of modern Western medicine in the development of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)during the 1950s,specifically in its efforts on and research in modernizing TCM.Through complementing the studies of the 1950s with data and cases that have not been well studied in the previous publications,the author argues that modern Western medicine played an active and instrumental role in modernizing and scientizing TCM in the 1950s.TCM obtained attention not as merely a national treasure but underwent fast development of modernization in the 1950s.In modernizing TCM,Western medicine was not a bystander but served as an active partner.The professionals of Western medicine made good use of their strength in scientific studies in the development of TCM.Though scientization is part of modernization,the paper points out the scientific research by providing cases in the TCM research boom and discusses the significance.The scientific research not only linked TCM with modern scientific concepts and research methodology,but also expanded the research scope of the Western medicine,leading to breakthroughs in TCM medicines in the 1960s–1970s and to building the landscape of medicine in China.展开更多
1 Introduction The history of medicine in modern China has frequently been framed through a lens of“Westernization”,in which traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)is portrayed as grad-ually yielding to modern Western med...1 Introduction The history of medicine in modern China has frequently been framed through a lens of“Westernization”,in which traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)is portrayed as grad-ually yielding to modern Western medicine.Such a binary framework,however,oversimplifies the intricate realities of medical encounters in China.展开更多
In both Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)and modern medicine,they agree that the integrity and healthy structure of the vascular endothelium are essential for normal hemodynamics.Damage to the vascular endothelium can...In both Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)and modern medicine,they agree that the integrity and healthy structure of the vascular endothelium are essential for normal hemodynamics.Damage to the vascular endothelium can quickly activate the extrinsic coagulation pathway by triggering the tissue factor(TF)and lead to coagulation.This damage,along with a loss of anticoagulant properties through antithrombinⅢ(ATⅢ),TF pathway inhibitors,and the protein C system,can result in a hypercoagulable state and even thrombosis.Hypercoagulability is not only a common feature of many cancers but also an important factor promoting tumor development and metastasis,which corresponds to the TCM theory of“blood stasis leading to tumors.”The pharmacological effects of heparin and aspirin have similarities with TCM's“activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis”theory in improving blood circulation,treating related diseases,and their anti-inflammatory effects.展开更多
With the progress of urbanization,urban landscape design has garnered increasing attention.Urban landscape design can not only reflect the construction level of a city but also has the functions of beautifying the urb...With the progress of urbanization,urban landscape design has garnered increasing attention.Urban landscape design can not only reflect the construction level of a city but also has the functions of beautifying the urban environment and enhancing the city image.Modern art enriches the expression forms of urban landscape design,and its integration with urban landscape design can greatly improve the urban landscape.This article elaborated on the connotations of modern art and urban landscape design and analyzed the application of modern art in urban landscape design.The application of modern art can help to achieve the goal of urban landscape design to the maximum extent.展开更多
Modernization has been a common issue in the development of all countries since the 20th century.However,as the global modernization movement developed,different countries and regions diverged in their modernization p...Modernization has been a common issue in the development of all countries since the 20th century.However,as the global modernization movement developed,different countries and regions diverged in their modernization paths and models.In A New Path Ahead:Chinese Modernization,the author Dai Mucai,an expert in theoretical research on the Chinese path to modernization and a professor at the School of Marxism of Tsinghua University,elaborates on why the Chinese path to modernization is unprecedented in history,its originality and unique features,what it means to the world,and how to build a socialist modernization in a country with a 5,000-year-old civilization.展开更多
This paper is an attempt to explore the root of the modern paradox across multiple registers in order to uncover a persuasive pattern of contradiction that runs through the very fabric of contemporary existence.We dis...This paper is an attempt to explore the root of the modern paradox across multiple registers in order to uncover a persuasive pattern of contradiction that runs through the very fabric of contemporary existence.We discover that the very logic meant to emancipate the human subject-scientific mastery,bureaucratic order,economic growth,and many others,often recoil upon the subject,generating conditions of fragmentation,depersonalization,and spiritual aridity.Far from rejecting modernity wholesale,our task is a diagnostic one-to enter into the deep fabric of modernity and to decode its operating metaphors and interrogate what holds up the“scaffolding of collective life”.This is in a bid to find the rootedness of genuine human flourishing.Part of the answer,from our analysis,lies in a critical re-thinking within modernity without being subsumed by it.展开更多
In the successive rise of the metaverse and artificial intelligence(AI),rationalism and emotionalism have consistently manifested as symptoms of modernity throughout their developmental trajectories.This paper argues ...In the successive rise of the metaverse and artificial intelligence(AI),rationalism and emotionalism have consistently manifested as symptoms of modernity throughout their developmental trajectories.This paper argues that the achievements and crises of both fields signify the triumph of rationalism in the context of deepening modernity,while simultaneously harboring an intrinsic impetus and possibility for transitioning from rationalism to emotionalism.This dynamic serves as a quintessential representation of modernity’s crises and their transcendence.Centered on embodied cognitive science,AI and the metaverse—rooted in rationalism—now face challenges in shifting toward emotionalism,revealing their inadequacy in addressing this shift.Humanity must explore new modernity-deepening paradigms grounded in emotionalism to confront and transcend the potential crises posed by the metaverse and AI.展开更多
He Haiyan,a courier for YTO Express,one of China’s leading logistics and express delivery companies,picked up a package of fresh yak meat from a specialty store in Lhasa,the Xizang Autonomous Region,on March 7.After ...He Haiyan,a courier for YTO Express,one of China’s leading logistics and express delivery companies,picked up a package of fresh yak meat from a specialty store in Lhasa,the Xizang Autonomous Region,on March 7.After air transport,the meat would reach its destination 2,000 km away in Chengdu,Sichuan Province,within 48 hours.展开更多
After graduating from the China Academy of Arts(Department of Oil Painting)in Hangzhou in 1995,Yang Fudong(1971)moved to Shanghai to work as a graphic designer.Inspired by his daily job in Pudong,he started producing ...After graduating from the China Academy of Arts(Department of Oil Painting)in Hangzhou in 1995,Yang Fudong(1971)moved to Shanghai to work as a graphic designer.Inspired by his daily job in Pudong,he started producing photographic series that closely resembled the advertising campaigns he worked on.Glossy images of stylish young people or dishevelled white collars in highly saturated colours,defined“intellectuals”in cryptic accompanying captions.Conversely,his body of work in black and white,almost entirely shot on 35mm film,portrays a suspended reality out of the historical time:a ghostly dimension akin to a drowsy vigil,a uchronia,an“estranged paradise”-to borrow the title of his earliest film set in Hangzhou.But it is Shanghai’s elusiveness and material relationship with the past that has contributed the most to form Yang’s trademark imagery and aesthetic.What he conjures up in his still and moving images,is a dimension with a distinctive oneiric quality,an“in-between”universe where all the circumstances are justified and have an inner logic,just like in dreams,or just like in the China of his childhood.The research of Yang Fudong is somewhat unique in the universe of contemporary Chinese art and sets him apart from a plethora of artists that have used the video in a much more“didactic”and quotational way.I will illustrate some specific aspects of his black and white body of work,trying to show how a certain self-orientalist trait can be interpreted as strategy to regain narrative agency and bring to the surface a series of removed instances:the main of which being,in my opinion,the fate of Shanghai’s(perhaps of China's Mainland in its ungraspable entirety?)modernity.展开更多
This paper examines the complex trajectory of Chinese medicine’s scientification(科学化)during the late Qing and Republican periods(1850–1949),analyzing how traditional medical knowledge adapted to and negotiated wi...This paper examines the complex trajectory of Chinese medicine’s scientification(科学化)during the late Qing and Republican periods(1850–1949),analyzing how traditional medical knowledge adapted to and negotiated with Western scientific paradigms.Through examination of institutional responses,knowledge transfer networks,and evolving research methodologies,this work demonstrates that the development of scientific Chinese medicine represented a sophisticated process of cultural adaptation rather than simple Westernization.The research identifies three distinct phases—early debates and responses,Japanese influence and knowledge transfers,and research methodologies and institutional development.The 1929 controversy over Yu Yunxiu’s(余云岫)proposal to abolish traditional medicine marked a crucial turning point,catalyzing systematic modernization efforts within the traditional medical community.Japanese influence proved particularly significant through the development of scientific Kampo medicine and the establishment of research networks at institutions.Drawing on Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of scientific fields and Bruno Latour’s actor-network theory,the analysis reveals how different actors negotiated the transformation of traditional medical knowledge within changing social and political contexts.The study demonstrates that Japanese approaches to medical modernization,particularly in pharmacognosy research,provided an alternative model to Western biochemical analysis,emphasizing the preservation of traditional compound formulations while adopting modern scientific methods of converting Chinese medicine to modern.This study contributes to our understanding of medical modernization in East Asia by revealing the sophisticated ways in which traditional knowledge systems adapted to modern scientific requirements while maintaining their essential characteristics.展开更多
Foreign body ingestion is a common gastrointestinal emergency,particularly in children,who account for 80%of cases.While most ingested objects pass spontan-eously,around 20%require medical intervention.In adults,incid...Foreign body ingestion is a common gastrointestinal emergency,particularly in children,who account for 80%of cases.While most ingested objects pass spontan-eously,around 20%require medical intervention.In adults,incidents often occur accidentally during meals,leading to impactions,especially in individuals with underlying esophageal conditions.Endoscopy remains the gold standard for foreign body retrieval,with a success rate exceeding 95%.The type,shape,and location of the foreign body determine the clinical presentation and management approach.Sharp objects,batteries,and large items pose the highest risk of complications,including perforation,obstruction,and chemical injury.Prompt endoscopic removal is guided by established protocols,with emergent inter-vention required for complete esophageal obstruction and high-risk objects.Various retrieval devices,including forceps,snares,baskets,and overtubes,are used based on the nature of the foreign body.Technological advancements,such as artificial intelligence-assisted imaging and endoscopic ultrasound,are impro-ving diagnostic precision and procedural outcomes.Despite these advances,foreign body ingestion can still lead to severe complications if not managed in a timely manner.Public awareness,preventive measures,and rapid medical res-ponse are essential in reducing morbidity and mortality associated with foreign body ingestion.展开更多
China is a major country with global influence.The sheer size of it determines that the complexity and difficulty of achieving modernization in China are unprecedented,and so are the significance and influence of Chin...China is a major country with global influence.The sheer size of it determines that the complexity and difficulty of achieving modernization in China are unprecedented,and so are the significance and influence of Chinese modernization.As the most grand-scale and unique innovation in human history,Chinese modernization indeed has comprehensive and profound significance for the world economy.展开更多
On June 9,2025,CIIS held a launch event for its research report“Promoting Modernization Across Countries Through the Global Development Initiative.”The event was attended by CIIS President Chen Bo,Ambassador of Barb...On June 9,2025,CIIS held a launch event for its research report“Promoting Modernization Across Countries Through the Global Development Initiative.”The event was attended by CIIS President Chen Bo,Ambassador of Barbados to China Hallam Henry,Ambassador of Grenada to China Ma Yan,Ambassador of Timor-Leste to China Loro Horta,Ambassador of Bolivia to China Hugo Siles,Ambassador of Venezuela to China Remigio Ceballos Ichaso,Ambassador of Nepal to China Krishna Prasad Oli,Vice Director of the China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration and President of the Institute of Contemporary China and the World Yu Yunquan,Director of the Institute of International Strategy at Party School of the Central Committee(National Academy of Governance)Wu Zhicheng,and Vice Chairman of the National Global Strategy Think Tank at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Wang Lei,all of whom delivered remarks at the launch.展开更多
Two decades ago,an important development philosophy emerged that would redefine prosperity:“Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets.”Known as the“Two Mountains”theory,it challenged the conventional t...Two decades ago,an important development philosophy emerged that would redefine prosperity:“Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets.”Known as the“Two Mountains”theory,it challenged the conventional trade-off between development and the environment by arguing that they are inseparable.展开更多
Chinese modernization transcends the conventional concept of modernization,as the Chinese wisdom behind it inspires innovative development.FOR a long time,many people have equated modernization with Westernization.Thi...Chinese modernization transcends the conventional concept of modernization,as the Chinese wisdom behind it inspires innovative development.FOR a long time,many people have equated modernization with Westernization.This long held prejudice has proven false in the face of Chinese modernization.展开更多
With the advent of the digital-intelligence economy era,intelligence and networking have profoundly changed people’s lifestyles and working methods,and also posed new challenges and requirements for enterprise manage...With the advent of the digital-intelligence economy era,intelligence and networking have profoundly changed people’s lifestyles and working methods,and also posed new challenges and requirements for enterprise management.Against this background,modern management has become a new trend in the transformation of enterprise management.Based on this,this paper conducts research on the modernization transformation path of enterprise management in the digital-intelligence economy era,expounds the impact of the digital-intelligence economy on enterprise management in China,analyzes the connotation of modernization of enterprise management,and proposes the modernization transformation path of enterprise management,aiming to provide theoretical reference and practical guidance for enterprises to achieve modern management in the wave of the digital-intelligence economy.展开更多
The Cenozoic source-to-sink history of the Qaidam Basin is crucial for understanding of the basin-filling architecture,mountain-building processes and even the dynamics of the Tibetan Plateau growth.However,the proven...The Cenozoic source-to-sink history of the Qaidam Basin is crucial for understanding of the basin-filling architecture,mountain-building processes and even the dynamics of the Tibetan Plateau growth.However,the provenance history of Cenozoic strata in the Qaidam Basin remains ambiguous,especially in the northern Qaidam Basin.This controversy highlights the importance of obtaining the spatial source-to-sink relationships between the Qaidam Basin and its surrounding mountain ranges.In this study,we investigated the detrital zircon U-Pb ages of modern fluvial systems draining the East Kunlun Mountain.Their detrital zircon age distributions fall into five age groups:300-190,530-360,1000-560,2000-1100 and 2650-2000 Ma.The dominant age groups are 530-360 and 300-190 Ma,which represent the successive subduction of the Proto-Tethys and PaleoTethys Oceans and the subsequent continental collisions,respectively.Combining these new detrital zircon U-Pb ages with available age datasets,we finally obtained complete detrital zircon age information for modern fluvial systems in the whole Qaidam Basin.The U-Pb age distributions of modern river sands reveal that the zircon age signature of basement rocks in the East Kunlun Mountain is significantly different from that in the South Qilian Mountain but is similar to that in the Altyn Tagh Mountain.Moreover,these zircon age observations were confirmed by the significant difference in the Nd isotopic signature of modern river sands,which reveals a significant difference between the East Kunlun Mountain and South Qilian Mountain in the formation and evolution process.展开更多
This paper conducts a systematic study of the preposition“zai”in Modern Chinese from the perspective of Cognitive Grammar.By analyzing the spatial positioning function,temporal positioning function,and abstract rela...This paper conducts a systematic study of the preposition“zai”in Modern Chinese from the perspective of Cognitive Grammar.By analyzing the spatial positioning function,temporal positioning function,and abstract relation expression function of“zai”,it reveals the cognitive basis of its polysemy.The study finds that the semantic network of“zai”takes the spatial concept as the core,expanding to temporal and other abstract domains through metaphorical and metonymic mechanisms.The research adopts a combined method of cognitive grammar analysis,corpus analysis,and historical comparative method.Based on a large number of actual corpus data,it systematically investigates the synchronic distribution and diachronic evolution characteristics of“zai”.展开更多
While Western modernization is often regarded as a dominant model of linear progress,existing theories frequently overlook the diversity of modernization paths and the underlying commonalities shared across them.The r...While Western modernization is often regarded as a dominant model of linear progress,existing theories frequently overlook the diversity of modernization paths and the underlying commonalities shared across them.The rise of alternative models,exemplified by Chinese path to modernization,underscores the potential for multiple trajectories of modernization and reveals three core elements that define these paths:building consensus on development,generating momentum for growth,and enhancing resilience to challenges.The success of Chinese path to modernization can be attributed to several key factors:the establishment of a national development consensus driven by the leadership of the Communist Party of China;the creation of development momentum through endogenous growth,optimal resource allocation,and a sustained commitment to reform and opening-up;and the strengthening of resilience via economic diversification,gradual reforms,and robust risk management strategies.In contrast,African nations present a distinct mix of traditional consensus governance and modern democratic practices,while actively engaging in development-security-governance nexus management and refining early warning and crisis management systems.These countries are exploring their own paths to modernization,informed by their unique socio-political contexts.Despite many differences in national conditions,exchanges of experiences between China and African countries-focused on development consensus,momentum,and resilience-can break the myth that“modernization equals Westernization”.Such exchanges can empower developing nations to pursue their own,independent,and context-specific routes toward modernization.展开更多
文摘This paper discusses the engagement of modern Western medicine in the development of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)during the 1950s,specifically in its efforts on and research in modernizing TCM.Through complementing the studies of the 1950s with data and cases that have not been well studied in the previous publications,the author argues that modern Western medicine played an active and instrumental role in modernizing and scientizing TCM in the 1950s.TCM obtained attention not as merely a national treasure but underwent fast development of modernization in the 1950s.In modernizing TCM,Western medicine was not a bystander but served as an active partner.The professionals of Western medicine made good use of their strength in scientific studies in the development of TCM.Though scientization is part of modernization,the paper points out the scientific research by providing cases in the TCM research boom and discusses the significance.The scientific research not only linked TCM with modern scientific concepts and research methodology,but also expanded the research scope of the Western medicine,leading to breakthroughs in TCM medicines in the 1960s–1970s and to building the landscape of medicine in China.
文摘1 Introduction The history of medicine in modern China has frequently been framed through a lens of“Westernization”,in which traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)is portrayed as grad-ually yielding to modern Western medicine.Such a binary framework,however,oversimplifies the intricate realities of medical encounters in China.
基金supported by the Guizhou Provincial Basic Research Program(Natural Science)Youth Guidance Project{Qian Kehe Foundation-[2024]Youth 307}。
文摘In both Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)and modern medicine,they agree that the integrity and healthy structure of the vascular endothelium are essential for normal hemodynamics.Damage to the vascular endothelium can quickly activate the extrinsic coagulation pathway by triggering the tissue factor(TF)and lead to coagulation.This damage,along with a loss of anticoagulant properties through antithrombinⅢ(ATⅢ),TF pathway inhibitors,and the protein C system,can result in a hypercoagulable state and even thrombosis.Hypercoagulability is not only a common feature of many cancers but also an important factor promoting tumor development and metastasis,which corresponds to the TCM theory of“blood stasis leading to tumors.”The pharmacological effects of heparin and aspirin have similarities with TCM's“activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis”theory in improving blood circulation,treating related diseases,and their anti-inflammatory effects.
文摘With the progress of urbanization,urban landscape design has garnered increasing attention.Urban landscape design can not only reflect the construction level of a city but also has the functions of beautifying the urban environment and enhancing the city image.Modern art enriches the expression forms of urban landscape design,and its integration with urban landscape design can greatly improve the urban landscape.This article elaborated on the connotations of modern art and urban landscape design and analyzed the application of modern art in urban landscape design.The application of modern art can help to achieve the goal of urban landscape design to the maximum extent.
文摘Modernization has been a common issue in the development of all countries since the 20th century.However,as the global modernization movement developed,different countries and regions diverged in their modernization paths and models.In A New Path Ahead:Chinese Modernization,the author Dai Mucai,an expert in theoretical research on the Chinese path to modernization and a professor at the School of Marxism of Tsinghua University,elaborates on why the Chinese path to modernization is unprecedented in history,its originality and unique features,what it means to the world,and how to build a socialist modernization in a country with a 5,000-year-old civilization.
文摘This paper is an attempt to explore the root of the modern paradox across multiple registers in order to uncover a persuasive pattern of contradiction that runs through the very fabric of contemporary existence.We discover that the very logic meant to emancipate the human subject-scientific mastery,bureaucratic order,economic growth,and many others,often recoil upon the subject,generating conditions of fragmentation,depersonalization,and spiritual aridity.Far from rejecting modernity wholesale,our task is a diagnostic one-to enter into the deep fabric of modernity and to decode its operating metaphors and interrogate what holds up the“scaffolding of collective life”.This is in a bid to find the rootedness of genuine human flourishing.Part of the answer,from our analysis,lies in a critical re-thinking within modernity without being subsumed by it.
基金supported by the China Metaverse and Digital Talent Development Initiative and the general project of the National Social Science Foundation of China titled“Theoretical Interpretation of Advertising Messaging and the Development of a Typical Case Database”(19BXW085).
文摘In the successive rise of the metaverse and artificial intelligence(AI),rationalism and emotionalism have consistently manifested as symptoms of modernity throughout their developmental trajectories.This paper argues that the achievements and crises of both fields signify the triumph of rationalism in the context of deepening modernity,while simultaneously harboring an intrinsic impetus and possibility for transitioning from rationalism to emotionalism.This dynamic serves as a quintessential representation of modernity’s crises and their transcendence.Centered on embodied cognitive science,AI and the metaverse—rooted in rationalism—now face challenges in shifting toward emotionalism,revealing their inadequacy in addressing this shift.Humanity must explore new modernity-deepening paradigms grounded in emotionalism to confront and transcend the potential crises posed by the metaverse and AI.
文摘He Haiyan,a courier for YTO Express,one of China’s leading logistics and express delivery companies,picked up a package of fresh yak meat from a specialty store in Lhasa,the Xizang Autonomous Region,on March 7.After air transport,the meat would reach its destination 2,000 km away in Chengdu,Sichuan Province,within 48 hours.
文摘After graduating from the China Academy of Arts(Department of Oil Painting)in Hangzhou in 1995,Yang Fudong(1971)moved to Shanghai to work as a graphic designer.Inspired by his daily job in Pudong,he started producing photographic series that closely resembled the advertising campaigns he worked on.Glossy images of stylish young people or dishevelled white collars in highly saturated colours,defined“intellectuals”in cryptic accompanying captions.Conversely,his body of work in black and white,almost entirely shot on 35mm film,portrays a suspended reality out of the historical time:a ghostly dimension akin to a drowsy vigil,a uchronia,an“estranged paradise”-to borrow the title of his earliest film set in Hangzhou.But it is Shanghai’s elusiveness and material relationship with the past that has contributed the most to form Yang’s trademark imagery and aesthetic.What he conjures up in his still and moving images,is a dimension with a distinctive oneiric quality,an“in-between”universe where all the circumstances are justified and have an inner logic,just like in dreams,or just like in the China of his childhood.The research of Yang Fudong is somewhat unique in the universe of contemporary Chinese art and sets him apart from a plethora of artists that have used the video in a much more“didactic”and quotational way.I will illustrate some specific aspects of his black and white body of work,trying to show how a certain self-orientalist trait can be interpreted as strategy to regain narrative agency and bring to the surface a series of removed instances:the main of which being,in my opinion,the fate of Shanghai’s(perhaps of China's Mainland in its ungraspable entirety?)modernity.
文摘This paper examines the complex trajectory of Chinese medicine’s scientification(科学化)during the late Qing and Republican periods(1850–1949),analyzing how traditional medical knowledge adapted to and negotiated with Western scientific paradigms.Through examination of institutional responses,knowledge transfer networks,and evolving research methodologies,this work demonstrates that the development of scientific Chinese medicine represented a sophisticated process of cultural adaptation rather than simple Westernization.The research identifies three distinct phases—early debates and responses,Japanese influence and knowledge transfers,and research methodologies and institutional development.The 1929 controversy over Yu Yunxiu’s(余云岫)proposal to abolish traditional medicine marked a crucial turning point,catalyzing systematic modernization efforts within the traditional medical community.Japanese influence proved particularly significant through the development of scientific Kampo medicine and the establishment of research networks at institutions.Drawing on Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of scientific fields and Bruno Latour’s actor-network theory,the analysis reveals how different actors negotiated the transformation of traditional medical knowledge within changing social and political contexts.The study demonstrates that Japanese approaches to medical modernization,particularly in pharmacognosy research,provided an alternative model to Western biochemical analysis,emphasizing the preservation of traditional compound formulations while adopting modern scientific methods of converting Chinese medicine to modern.This study contributes to our understanding of medical modernization in East Asia by revealing the sophisticated ways in which traditional knowledge systems adapted to modern scientific requirements while maintaining their essential characteristics.
文摘Foreign body ingestion is a common gastrointestinal emergency,particularly in children,who account for 80%of cases.While most ingested objects pass spontan-eously,around 20%require medical intervention.In adults,incidents often occur accidentally during meals,leading to impactions,especially in individuals with underlying esophageal conditions.Endoscopy remains the gold standard for foreign body retrieval,with a success rate exceeding 95%.The type,shape,and location of the foreign body determine the clinical presentation and management approach.Sharp objects,batteries,and large items pose the highest risk of complications,including perforation,obstruction,and chemical injury.Prompt endoscopic removal is guided by established protocols,with emergent inter-vention required for complete esophageal obstruction and high-risk objects.Various retrieval devices,including forceps,snares,baskets,and overtubes,are used based on the nature of the foreign body.Technological advancements,such as artificial intelligence-assisted imaging and endoscopic ultrasound,are impro-ving diagnostic precision and procedural outcomes.Despite these advances,foreign body ingestion can still lead to severe complications if not managed in a timely manner.Public awareness,preventive measures,and rapid medical res-ponse are essential in reducing morbidity and mortality associated with foreign body ingestion.
文摘China is a major country with global influence.The sheer size of it determines that the complexity and difficulty of achieving modernization in China are unprecedented,and so are the significance and influence of Chinese modernization.As the most grand-scale and unique innovation in human history,Chinese modernization indeed has comprehensive and profound significance for the world economy.
文摘On June 9,2025,CIIS held a launch event for its research report“Promoting Modernization Across Countries Through the Global Development Initiative.”The event was attended by CIIS President Chen Bo,Ambassador of Barbados to China Hallam Henry,Ambassador of Grenada to China Ma Yan,Ambassador of Timor-Leste to China Loro Horta,Ambassador of Bolivia to China Hugo Siles,Ambassador of Venezuela to China Remigio Ceballos Ichaso,Ambassador of Nepal to China Krishna Prasad Oli,Vice Director of the China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration and President of the Institute of Contemporary China and the World Yu Yunquan,Director of the Institute of International Strategy at Party School of the Central Committee(National Academy of Governance)Wu Zhicheng,and Vice Chairman of the National Global Strategy Think Tank at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Wang Lei,all of whom delivered remarks at the launch.
文摘Two decades ago,an important development philosophy emerged that would redefine prosperity:“Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets.”Known as the“Two Mountains”theory,it challenged the conventional trade-off between development and the environment by arguing that they are inseparable.
文摘Chinese modernization transcends the conventional concept of modernization,as the Chinese wisdom behind it inspires innovative development.FOR a long time,many people have equated modernization with Westernization.This long held prejudice has proven false in the face of Chinese modernization.
文摘With the advent of the digital-intelligence economy era,intelligence and networking have profoundly changed people’s lifestyles and working methods,and also posed new challenges and requirements for enterprise management.Against this background,modern management has become a new trend in the transformation of enterprise management.Based on this,this paper conducts research on the modernization transformation path of enterprise management in the digital-intelligence economy era,expounds the impact of the digital-intelligence economy on enterprise management in China,analyzes the connotation of modernization of enterprise management,and proposes the modernization transformation path of enterprise management,aiming to provide theoretical reference and practical guidance for enterprises to achieve modern management in the wave of the digital-intelligence economy.
基金supported by the Geological Survey of China(No.DD20221645)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.42171010,42072141,41702118)。
文摘The Cenozoic source-to-sink history of the Qaidam Basin is crucial for understanding of the basin-filling architecture,mountain-building processes and even the dynamics of the Tibetan Plateau growth.However,the provenance history of Cenozoic strata in the Qaidam Basin remains ambiguous,especially in the northern Qaidam Basin.This controversy highlights the importance of obtaining the spatial source-to-sink relationships between the Qaidam Basin and its surrounding mountain ranges.In this study,we investigated the detrital zircon U-Pb ages of modern fluvial systems draining the East Kunlun Mountain.Their detrital zircon age distributions fall into five age groups:300-190,530-360,1000-560,2000-1100 and 2650-2000 Ma.The dominant age groups are 530-360 and 300-190 Ma,which represent the successive subduction of the Proto-Tethys and PaleoTethys Oceans and the subsequent continental collisions,respectively.Combining these new detrital zircon U-Pb ages with available age datasets,we finally obtained complete detrital zircon age information for modern fluvial systems in the whole Qaidam Basin.The U-Pb age distributions of modern river sands reveal that the zircon age signature of basement rocks in the East Kunlun Mountain is significantly different from that in the South Qilian Mountain but is similar to that in the Altyn Tagh Mountain.Moreover,these zircon age observations were confirmed by the significant difference in the Nd isotopic signature of modern river sands,which reveals a significant difference between the East Kunlun Mountain and South Qilian Mountain in the formation and evolution process.
文摘This paper conducts a systematic study of the preposition“zai”in Modern Chinese from the perspective of Cognitive Grammar.By analyzing the spatial positioning function,temporal positioning function,and abstract relation expression function of“zai”,it reveals the cognitive basis of its polysemy.The study finds that the semantic network of“zai”takes the spatial concept as the core,expanding to temporal and other abstract domains through metaphorical and metonymic mechanisms.The research adopts a combined method of cognitive grammar analysis,corpus analysis,and historical comparative method.Based on a large number of actual corpus data,it systematically investigates the synchronic distribution and diachronic evolution characteristics of“zai”.
基金This article forms part of the 2021 Major Bidding Project under the Special Research Program on Significant Historical Issues,supported by the Chinese Academy of History and funded by the National Social Science Foundation of China:“General History of Africa(Multi-Volume Edition)”(Grant No.LSYZD21022).
文摘While Western modernization is often regarded as a dominant model of linear progress,existing theories frequently overlook the diversity of modernization paths and the underlying commonalities shared across them.The rise of alternative models,exemplified by Chinese path to modernization,underscores the potential for multiple trajectories of modernization and reveals three core elements that define these paths:building consensus on development,generating momentum for growth,and enhancing resilience to challenges.The success of Chinese path to modernization can be attributed to several key factors:the establishment of a national development consensus driven by the leadership of the Communist Party of China;the creation of development momentum through endogenous growth,optimal resource allocation,and a sustained commitment to reform and opening-up;and the strengthening of resilience via economic diversification,gradual reforms,and robust risk management strategies.In contrast,African nations present a distinct mix of traditional consensus governance and modern democratic practices,while actively engaging in development-security-governance nexus management and refining early warning and crisis management systems.These countries are exploring their own paths to modernization,informed by their unique socio-political contexts.Despite many differences in national conditions,exchanges of experiences between China and African countries-focused on development consensus,momentum,and resilience-can break the myth that“modernization equals Westernization”.Such exchanges can empower developing nations to pursue their own,independent,and context-specific routes toward modernization.
