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15 December 2022, Volume 41 Issue 6
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2022, 41(6): 2-4.
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Research on the High-quality Development of Urban Childcare Services in the Context of“Three Children Policy”
WU Yufeng, SU Yiming, NIE Jianliang
2022, 41(6): 5-13. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.001
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The implementation of“three-child policy”marks a turning point of China’s population policy.It is a key supporting measure to realize the high-quality development of childcare services. China’s urban childcare services have experienced four development stages of “welfare”“initial marketization” “continued marketization”and“diversification，”showing a step-by-step progress. When the demand for childcare services is incessantly expanding，urban childcare services is inadequate in terms of supply quantity，quality，mode，and efficiency. The problems include it is difficult to go to kindergarten，nursery services are poor and expensive，and nursery institutions have difficulty in operation. Hence，it is imperative to establish a high quality urban childcare development mechanism featuring the peoplecentered value， following the market-based reform， powered by a multiple supply structure， and guaranteed by top level government design. An effective route to achieve a high quality development of urban childcare services is to innovate the management system and mechanism of urban nursery services， enhance the talent pool，raise the level of financial subsidy，promote market oriented reform，and activate the power of social capital.
The Right-liability Adjustment and Rule of Law Path of Social Organizations Participating in Social Governance
LI Huajun，LUAN Zhengwei，ZHANG Sijing，ZHANG Zhaiyun
2022, 41(6): 14-23. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.012
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ExperienceandEnlightenmentoftheOperationMechanismsofGlobalMatureCarbonEmissionRightsTradeMarkets
CHEN Xingxing
2022, 41(6): 24-32. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.20220630.001
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Influence of Customer Concentration，Internal Control，and Business Performance：Based on the Date of A-share Listed Companies in China
KANG Ming
2022, 41(6): 33-43. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.004
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Influence of Government Governance Level on Migrant Workers’Willingness to Stay in Cities for a Long Time：Empirical Analysis Based on CHIP 2013 Data
XU Junwu，CHEN Zhaoxiong，DENG Qi
2022, 41(6): 44-54. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.005
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Methods of No Fixation：The Poetic Variation of Narrators in Modern Chinese Poetry
GUO Haiyu
2022, 41(6): 55-64. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.006
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The Writing Capability and Morning Ethics of Modern Family Elegy：Focusing on Zhang Shuguang’s Poems
LI Haiying
2022, 41(6): 65-74. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.007
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On the Jurisdiction Model of Supervisory Committee-related Cases：From the Perspective of Article 34 of the Supervision Law
XIE Dengke，ZHAO Hang
2022, 41(6): 75-83. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.008
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The Jurisprudence Analysis and Standardized Path of the Procuratorial Investigation and Verification Right in Public Interest Litigation：On the Rationality of The Relevant Provisions of the Supreme People’s Procuratorate’s Case Handling Rules
XU Benxin
2022, 41(6): 84-93. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.009
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New Perspective of the Construction of International Chinese Language Education Domain：Focus on Second Language Learners Telling Their Own Stories in Chinese
LV Yulan，WANG Chunhui
2022, 41(6): 94-101. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.010
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The Economic Value and Industrial Development of International Chinese Language Education in a New Phase
ZHENG Dongxiao，DU Min
2022, 41(6): 102-111. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.011
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The Decline of Classic“Mountains and Waters”and the Emerging of Modern“Landscape”
JI Mei
2022, 41(6): 112-120. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.20221114.001
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Both the Chinese culture of mountains and waters and the word“landscape”originated in the East Jin Dynasty. With similar meanings，they are interchangeable in certain contexts. Yet，there are some subtle but profound differences in their connotative focuses and conceptual denotations. Such disparities underlie ancient Chinese people’s preference of mountains and waters to landscape；and for the same reason，since the 20th century and especially after 1990，Chinese poets and artists have gradually substituted，or renewed，their classical concept of mountains and waters with the modern concept of landscape in their aesthetic awareness，writing habits and other aspects，as their ecological environment，life style，and mode of feeling things have been changing.
Halliday’s Three Metafunctions：Difficulties and Origins of Problems
ZHAO Yonggang
2022, 41(6): 121-128. doi:
10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2022.06.013
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