The communication and acceptance of chinese films and TV series in Kazakhstan in the context of overseas promotion of chinese

Kazakhstan is the largest country in Central Asia, and its cooperation with China in economic and cultural aspects is increasingly close. Studying the communication and acceptance of Chinese film and TV series in Kazakhstan can better understand the acceptance and cognition of Chinese culture by the Central Asian people. Based on data analysis and literature research methods, this paper reviews the history of communication and current situation of Chinese films and TV series in Kazakhstan, uses questionnaires to explore the ways and effects of communication of Chinese film and TV series in Kazakhstan, and analyzes the perception of different types of Chinese film and TV series by Kazakhstan audience. It also pointed out a series of problems existing in the communication and promotion of Chinese films and TV series in Kazakhstan: the cultural differences between China and Kazakhstan, the low quality of subtitle translation of film and TV series, and the lack of adequate publicity. Some suggestions are proposed to promote the promotion of Chinese film and TV series in Kazakhstan and Central Asia, so as to promote the in-depth exchange and cooperation of film and television culture in countries along the Belt and Road

Chinese public finance framework: A critical analysis

This paper explores the complexities of government financial management in China and examines the nature of the recent Public Finance Framework reform in that country. We argue that this Public Finance Framework reform is not just the latest idea in a centrally dominated reform agenda (and a logical and strategic development in the process of social, political and economic transformation) but that it reflects the Central Government's struggle to fine-tune central-local financial relationships and to grapple with the consequences of previously misplaced delegation of government budgets. In doing so, the paper challenges the prescriptive research which often pervades policy studies in China. Instead, it offers a critical reflection on the historical and contemporary contingencies shaping Chinese state administration and sheds new light on the background, the implementation and the future prospects of public sector financial reform in China. Overall, our contextual analysis provides a starting point for more critical research of changes in the Chinese state administration at both policy and organisational levels

The non-existence of horizontally flat singularity for steady axisymmetric free surface flows near stagnation points

In a recent research on degenerate points of steady axisymmetric gravity flows with general vorticity, it has been shown that the possible asymptotics near any stagnation point must be the "Stokes corner", the "horizontal cusp", or the "horizontal flatness" (Theorem 1.1, Du, Huang, Pu, Commun. Math. Phys., 400, 2137-2179, 2023). In this paper, we focus on the horizontally flat singularity and show that it is not possible, and therefore the "Stokes corner" and the "cusp" are the only possible asymptotics at the stagnation points. The basic idea of our proof relies on a perturbation of the frequency formula for the two-dimensional problem (Varvaruca, Weiss, Acta Math., 206, 363-403, 2011). Our analysis also suggests that, for steady axisymmetric rotational gravity flows, the singular asymptotic profiles at stagnation points are similar to the scenario observed in two-dimensional waves with vorticity (Varvaruca, Weiss, Ann. I. H. Poincare-AN, 29, 861-885, 2012)

Forestry Rubs Elbows Wit:h Agriculture

Problems of flood control, erosion prevention, and economic land use occupy today a most prominent place in agricultural thought. But in reading the many discussions and reports of consideration of these problems one is forced to wonder at the repeated exclusion of one of the most fundamental potential factors, namely, the possibilities in heavier types of vegetative cover and tree growth. Until comparatively recently, the soils expert, the agricultural engineer, the engineer and others have proceeded independently along the path of their own individual theories, leaving behind the impression in all too many cases that each considers it beneath his dignity or fears encroachment upon his field and glory to accept anything from the other or concede any benefits to be derived from the other. It is gratifying to note that more and more these old barriers in thought are being torn away and there is a growing recognition on the part of all agencies that there is no one cure-all for these problems. Protection of critical erosion areas with vegetative growth and tree crops on unprofitable agricultural land are assuming proper proportion in the weighing of practical means of solution

Thinking on innovative mode of chinese traditional culture communication in the new era -- A case study of China in the classics

Under the background of the “Nation with Strong Culture” in the new era, the inheritance and communication of excellent traditional Chinese cultures are the requirements of new history and new feelings, and the needs for the new era and new journey. Based on the background of the new era with "Culture Going Global", and taking the new cultural program "China in Classics" launched by China Central Television as an example, this article has systematically sorted out the contents of the program, which includes: analyzes the types of characters and different case studies in the program from all aspects, explores the innovative mode and value expression of the ancient Chinese classics’ communication, points out the positive and significant effects of cultural innovation, and proposes optimization measures for some deficiencies. As a result, the promotion of creative transformation and innovative communication of Chinese traditional culture in the context of the new era can be achieved