Journal of Dali University

A Semiotic Analysis of the Naming Methods of Royal Temples in the Qing Dynasty:Yonghe Gong Lama Temple as an Example

2024, 9(9): 1-7. DOI: 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 001

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Studying the naming method of royal temples in the Qing dynasty from the perspective of semiotics is to examine issues

such as Qing dynasty's border governance situation, Buddhist cultural connotation, and the structure of the discourse of politics and religion through semiotic methods based on the logic of the Sinicization of Buddhism. Yonghe Gong Lama Temple is the most complete religious activity site and patriotic education base in Beijing, which still has the most complete Buddhist activities, unique historical status, prosperous religious culture, and monks residing in the temple. However, its naming method still needs to be discussed. From a semiotic point of view, the Temple is a huge symbolic system composed of complex signifiers and signified interconnected. The research method of semiotics is precisely to distinguish the meaning structure from the image or language and to complete the establishment of meaning. Therefore, this paper intends to take the Yonghe Gong Lama Temple as an example, analyze the naming method of the Temple through the relevant theories of the symbolic system and Jacobson's six-element model, and explore the significance of the organization of the symbolic text itself in forging the sense of community of the Chinese nation and promoting the construction of a common spiritual home of the Chinese nation.

Cultural Representation and Gender Identity Construction in Tibetan Household Spaces

Wei Ning

2024, 9(9): 8-12. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 002

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The spatial organization of Tibetan households in Diqing, Yunnan, is not merely a physical presence; it also reflects deep

cultural significances of cultural organization, family structure, and gender relations. Within the cultural context of the Diqing Tibetans,the architectural style and spatial layout of households profoundly embody traditional perceptions of the gender roles of family members, becoming key to understanding the construction of gender identities. This paper aims to explore how the design and utilization of household spaces in Diqing shape and reflect gender identities, as well as the cultural logic and social significance behind these spatial arrangements, providing new perspectives on gender roles and identity

perception.

The Relationship Between Professional Identity and Job Satisfaction of Rural Teachers in Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture: From the Perspective of Educational Equity

Zhao Yi, Li Qiong

2024, 9(9): 13-22. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 003

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From the perspective of educational equity, the relationship between professional identity and job satisfaction of rural

teachers in Dali Prefecture was studied. A questionnaire survey was conducted on 531 rural teachers in Dali Prefecture, and the results show that the overall level of professional identity of rural teachers in Dali Prefecture is high, and there are significant differences in the level of professional identity among teachers of different genders, title levels and monthly income levels; the overall level of job satisfaction of rural teachers in Dali Prefecture is in the middle range; there is a significant positive correlation between the level of professional identity and the level of job satisfaction of rural teachers in Dali Prefecture; and the overall job satisfaction, job environment satisfaction, monthly income level satisfaction, and career prospect satisfaction of rural teachers in Dali Prefecture have significant positive effects on professional identity. Based on the above results, strategies for improving the professional identity of rural teachers in Dali Prefecture under the perspective of educational equity are proposed.

Development of Sports Culture in Ethnic-Populated Villages: Taking Zhengjiazhuang in Dali as An Example

2024, 9(9): 23-27. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 004

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In this paper, the "cultural-ecological" adaptability of the development of sports culture in Zhengjiazhuang, a traditional

multi-ethnic village in Dali Prefecture, was studied by means of fieldwork and literature analysis. It shows that the village sports culture, represented by the traditional sports activities of ethnic minorities, has gone through the process of adapting from the traditional physical exercise with the main goal of physical fitness to the "development" with the integration into the "cultural heritage" and "cultural development" of the villages. This kind of change is representative of folk sports in multi-ethnic villages of the same type in China. In the study of "culture-ecology" adaptation, village sports culture faces the dilemmas of the deconstruction and weakening of the significance of traditional ethnic sports inheritance, the cultural eclipsing of traditional ethnic sports inheritance due to the cultural ecological change, and the cultural misconduct in the process of cultural ecological adaptation of village sports. In this regard, the following strategies are proposed: highlighting the contemporary value and cultural identity of traditional ethnic sports culture;promoting the inheritance, protection and development of village sports culture through the demonstration of national unity and progress; and reconstructing the "cultural-ecological" adaptability of the development of village sports culture.

Digital Inclusive Finance, Digital Rural Construction and Common Prosperity:Empirical Analysis Based on Chinese Provincial Panel Data

He Cuixiang, Zhou Wenjian

2024, 9(9): 28-39. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 005

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Using balanced panel data of 31 provinces from 2011 to 2020, the impact and mechanism of digital inclusive finance and

digital rural construction on common prosperity are examined by two-way fixed effect model and mediation effect model. The results of the study show that the development of digital inclusive finance significantly promotes common prosperity, which is more obvious in the eastern region; digital rural construction plays an important mediating role in the promotion of common prosperity by digital inclusive finance, and the level of urbanization contributes to the enhancement of the role of digital inclusive finance in the promotion of common prosperity. Therefore, the increase in the level of urbanization will make the empowering effect of digital inclusive finance on common prosperity more significant.

Analysis of the Effects of RCEP on China's Economy: Based on GTAP model

Jin Zi

2024, 9(9): 40-47. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 006

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Today's world is experiencing a great change that has not been seen in a century. Regional bilateral trade and investment

agreements coexist with the multilateral mechanism represented by the World Trade Organization （WTO）, and the signing of RCEP is an important breakthrough in realizing the new development paradigm of China's domestic and international circulations. Under the general equilibrium framework, based on the GTAP model, the simulation predicts the short-term and long-term impacts on China's economy when different Regional Trade Agreements come into effect. The simulation results show that TPP and TTIP will adversely affect China's trade flows, terms of trade, welfare level, economic growth, etc., while the impacts of CPTPP, China-Japan-Korea free trade area, and RCEP are more complicated, but overall the economic effects of the entry into force will be more favorable than unfavorable. This finding provides a the oretical and scientific basis for how China will lay out its regional value chain and actively promote multilateral and bilateral development in the future.

A Brief Introduction to the English Translation and Research on Miao Epic

Hu Zuoyou, Sun Yuepeng

2024, 9(9): 48-55. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 007

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As an oral epic of the Miao people, Miao Epic has been introduced to the West since the end of the 19th century, with a

history of more than a hundred years, and has been translated successively by David Crockett Graham, Mark Bender, Keith Parsons and Kenneth Parsons, as well as other abridged translations. With its long-time span and far-reaching influence in the English-speaking world, Miao Epic is of high research value and has been the subject of numerous foreign studies. The active translation by foreign missionaries, the voluntary participation of folk translation forces, and the promotion by official forces have all contributed to the spread of the Epic in the Western world. The English translation and western dissemination have deepened the interpretation and cultural cohesion of the global Miao people of their ethnic origin and culture, enriched the differences and diversity of Chinese and Western cultures, and will expand greater space in the context of cross-border ethnic cultural sharing and international exchanges.

English Static and Chinese Dynamic: From Mutual Exclusion to Co-existence

Wu Keyan, Tong Xiaolan

2024, 9(9): 56-60. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 008

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The lack of deep understanding of English tends to result in the "low proficiency despite great efforts" in English learning.

Microscopic studies show that English learners with Chinese as the native language are in a state of English-Chinese mutual exclusion in their early learning and due to the absolute advantage of the mother tongue, Chinese negative transfer is widespread, which causes poor efficiency. The author takes the lead in summarizing the "negative transfer types" caused by the competition and mutual exclusion between English static and Chinese dynamic, including the language defects involved in previous research and the unidiomatic expressions usually ignored in previous studies. It is proposed that English acquisition be carried out efficiently through efforts in transforming mutual exclusion into co-existence. Attaching importance conceptually and implementing it truly are the effective way.

Reflections on the Reform of Linguistics Courses in Local Normal Universities under the New Curriculum Standard: Concurrent Review of Li Zhenzhong's Chinese Language Philology and Chinese Language Teaching

Wang Qiaoming, Guo Chunxia

2024, 9(9): 61-66. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 009

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On the basis of analyzing the new requirements of the new curriculum standard of basic education on the cultivation of

Chinese students in normal universities, this paper lists some problems existing in the linguistics courses of local normal universities,such as the insufficiency of linguistics courses, the disconnection between theoretical learning and Chinese teaching, the slow updating of course content, the inaccurate grasp of students' main body, and the lack of emphasis on process evaluation. In response to the above problems, several ideas for reform are put forward, such as breaking the curriculum boundary and setting up integrated curriculum; compiling bridge teaching materials and setting up bridge courses; following the concept of curriculum standard and updating the course content; creating application situations to highlight language practice; and attaching importance to process evaluation to improve learning achievements. The efforts made by Li Zhenzhong's Chinese Language Philology and Chinese Language Teaching in the reform of linguistics curriculum was also evaluated.

Research on Synergistic Governance of Openness and Protection of Citizens' Personal Information Based on the SFIC Model

Deng Song, Wang Yuanqing

2024, 9(9): 67-74. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 010

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While data openness brings the convenience of the public's right to know, it also carries the risk of exposing citizens' personal privacy and triggering personal information security issues. Combined with the environmental characteristics of open data, the construction of an effective multi-body collaborative governance structure can help promote the multi-body collaborative development of personal information protection. Based on the SFIC synergistic governance model, a theoretical analysis framework is constructed to analyze the protection of citizens' personal information from five aspects: external environment, starting conditions, catalytic leadership, system design, and synergistic process, and it is proposed that under the background of data openness, the protection of citizens' personal information needs to construct a synergistic governance structure led by the government, with the participation of social organizations, enterprises, and citizens, and that it is necessary to strengthen the construction of data open platforms, grasp the advantages of data openness, and promote the development of personal information security.

Copper-Salt Exchanges in the Qing Dynasty and the Development of Inter-provincial Trade Between Yunnan and Guangdong

Zhao Xiaoping, Hu Weiwei

2024, 9(9): 75-84. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 011

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During the Qing Dynasty, Yunnan Province was rich in copper but poor in salt, while Guangdong Province was the opposite, with abundant salt but insufficient copper. Based on the complementary nature of copper and salt resources in the economic

structure of the two provinces, as well as the urgent and continuous demand for each other's resources, in the 19th year of the Qianlong reign, the Qing court authorized Yunnan and Guangdong to implement the Copper-Salt Exchange. This not only solved the predicament of salt shortage in southeastern Yunnan, stabilized the Yunnan border market, but also guaranteed the normal operation of Guangdong Province minted coins, stabilized the financial market in Guangdong, and alleviated the problem of excess sea salt in Guangdong.Copper and salt were the major commodities in the inter-provincial trade between Yunnan and Guangdong, and the Copper-Salt Exchange played an important role in maintaining and promoting the development of the inter-provincial trade between Yunnan and Guangdong, as well as constructing a regional market spanning Yunnan, Guangxi, and Guangdong, which interacted with each other and was connected as one.

The Confucian System of Yunnan Local Society in Qing Dynasty: Baiyanjing as an Example

Li Taohong, Zhou Yongyi

2024, 9(9): 85-90. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 012

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The Qing Dynasty was the peak of the development of Confucianism in Yunnan Province. During this period, Baiyanjing, as a local community, formed a Confucian space including Confucian temples, academies, schools of righteousness and fields of

learning. In Baiyanjing, Confucian education achieved the "unity of temple and school": there were rituals and ceremonies such as offering sacrifices to Confucius, welcoming students, sending students to school, and selecting virtuous people through the ritual of drinking wine in the township, as well as school education with the idea of "the unity of virtue". The development of the Confucian system was a process of mutual construction between the state and the local, characterized by national unity and local initiative, with unity being the core.

Borderland Political System and Salt Resource Regulation and Development：Centering on Western Yunnan in the Yuan and Ming Periods

Wang Silian

2024, 9(9): 91-96. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 013

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Financial resources, together with political rule, military control, and transportation networks, constituted the main factors

for the establishment and division of administrative divisions in China. Salt has been one of the important financial resources in ancient Chinese society. During the Yuan and Ming dynasties, salt resources had a certain impact on the geopolitical pattern of western Yunnan, and played an important role in the pluralistic relationship between the central and local governments and the change of regional boundaries. The rulers of the Yuan and Ming dynasties adjusted the political establishment of western Yunnan, set up officials in the salt-producing areas, and incorporated the frontier salt resources into the dynastic financial system, which not only strengthened the control over the salt resources, but also further improved the strategy of frontier policy.

The Influence of Ancient Confucian Studies on Traditional Chinese Medicine in the View of Systematic Philosophy

Lin Jiahu

2024, 9(9): 97-102. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 013

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From the perspective of systematic philosophy, there is a kind of systematic link between the formation and development of

Traditional Chinese Medicine （TCM） and the inner different aspects of Chinese traditional culture system. This kind of organic connection within the culture system between TCM and the Confucian classics in Chinese traditional culture system is embodied significantly. TCM is not only closely related to Confucian classics in theory construction and thinking methods, but also closely related to the evolution of Confucian studies in academic thought inheritance and development. To interpret the inner link between TCM and Confucian classics culture will be helpful to advance and deepen our understanding of the theory characteristics and the law of development of TCM from the holistic perspective of Chinese traditional culture system.

Building Cultural Community Awareness in Folk Language Programs:A Case Study on Bai Minority Language Program Hai Si Guo Qiu

Ning Lili, Zhu Yang, Shi Wanyu

2024, 9(9): 103-109. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 015

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For thousands of years, China's multi-ethnic lifestyle has been intertwined and culturally blended, forming a cultural

community that recognizes and belongs to civilization. As an important carrier and dissemination platform of cultural community, ethnic language programs have significant constructive significance in forming ethnic cultural identity and consolidating cultural community awareness. As the only Bai minority language program in the country and the only folk language program in Dali Bai minority Autonomous Prefecture, Hai Si Guo Qiu achieves the media integration and dissemination of traditional television, websites, and short video social software in the era of integrated media, promoting Bai culture, showcasing the spiritual value core of "common culture", establishing an emotional structure based on social media as a communication platform, ethnic and national identity and belonging, and building a cultural community with common space, memory, and goals, so that people of all ethnic groups can obtain the source of power for mutual prosperity and symbiosis from the same origin civilization.

Inspections on the Language Use of Hosts and Its Group Communication Characters

Yan Xuelin, Han Zhao

2024, 9(9): 110-115. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 016

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Nowadays, the industry of hosts is becoming more and more diversified, and the discussion should start from the purely

conscious object of the host, which is both a priori and universal. Observing "host" from the etymological, semantic and pragmatic perspectives, we can reveal that it has the nature of a field-oriented discourse controller in the Chinese context. The premise of “field” can be further clarified as "a group of sources that demand orderly communication". Thus, it can be summarized that host is a social role constructed on the basis of normative group communication needs, mainly controlling and scheduling the information orientation of group communication. It can be predicted that the research direction of the host will gradually return to the richer social life practice.

A Study on Emergency Language Services for Burmese Migrants in Sino-Burmese Border Areas:A Case Study of Dehong Prefecture in Yunnan Province

Zhu Lihong

2024, 9(9): 116-122. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 017

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Due to many ports and dense passages, the Dehong section of the China-Myanmar border areas has frequent entry and exit

of cross-border migrants, with a large number of migrant workers, businessmen, students, relatives, friends, cross-border marriages, it is difficult to control the "illegal entry, overstaying and employments of foreigners". In addition, because of the multi-ethnic and multilingual characteristics of Myanmar, as well as their limited Chinese communication skills, they are likely to become a language vulnerable group in border areas. Based on the emergency language service measures provided by the media and universities in Dehong Prefecture during the COVID-19, this paper puts forward the suggestions as the following: to design the top-level of emergency language service for Myanmar migrants, to strengthen the research on their present language use and the construction of the corpus, to deepen the talent reserve mechanism of emergency language service in Yunnan Province, to actively promote the popularization of "concise Chinese" and to promote the cooperation between China and Myanmar to build a community of human destiny.

Research on the Identity of International Students on the Convergence Management in the Universities in Yunnan Province

Xie Wenting , Zi Dezhao

2024, 9(9): 123-128. DOI: 10. 3969 / j. issn. 2096-2266. 2024. 09. 018

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With the continuous advancement of the internationalization of higher education in China, assimilation management is an

advocate idea and development trend of the reform of the education of international students in China. In the post-epidemic era, Chinese universities should also actively respond to the policy and explore the management method and path of assimilation of international students in China. In practice, international students and Chinese students are the two main groups of assimilation management in colleges and universities, and their recognition of assimilation management directly affects the effectiveness of assimilation management. Through the case study of a university in Yunnan Province, the mixed research method is used to investigate and analyze the identity of assimilation management of international students in China from the dual perspective of Chinese and foreign students, so as to provide a more targeted and practical reference for promoting assimilation management in universities.

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