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As the internationalization of the software market is accelerating, the translation of dynamic data is increasingly important. In the general-purpose translation framework of dynamic data designed in this paper, the following methods are adopted. The aspect-oriented technology AOP is used to weave the translation function. The customized annotations are used to mark the methods and fields with translation requirements. The translation contents and unique key values are used to meet the uniqueness requirement of interactive data. The two-way translation function is used to ensure the decoupling between translation and services. The proposed translation framework has been implemented and applied to railway information system projects in the overseas market. It not only meets the needs of multilingual translation, but also greatly improves the development efficient thanks to its portability and high reusability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Using the trade intensity index, the HM index and the Geodetector to analyze the evolution and influencing factors of the trade pattern between China and the Caribbean countries from 2008 to 2019. The research finds:① The total import and export trade between China and the Caribbean countries has grown rapidly, showing a trend of volatility; ② There are significant spatial differences in trade cooperation between China and Caribbean countries, which are mainly concentrated in large countries such as Mexico and Colombia;③ The trade ties between China and Caribbean countries are relatively low, but the trade relations are developing in a closer direction; ④ China mainly imports primary products such as mineral products in the Caribbean countries, and exports technology-intensive and labor-intensive products such as machinery and equipment, textiles and clothing; ⑤ The dependence of Caribbean countries' commodity exports on the Chinese market is significantly higher than the dependence of China's commodity exports on Caribbean countries, showing an asymmetrical Structure; ⑥ Economy development, resources endowment, infrastructure conditions and technological innovation levels have become important factors affecting China and Caribbean countries trade. The explanatory power of dual-factor interactive detection is higher than single-factor detection, including two types of "non-linear enhancement" and "two-factor enhancement", and "Two-factor enhancement" dominates. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Based on the data of production, import and export from 2001 to 2021 of China's wood-based panels, with using degree of foreign dependence and other indicators, the situations of the dual circulation of plywood, fiberboard and particle board in China, were analyzed to explore theirs paths for the high-quality development. The results showed that China's plywood was limited in both domestic and international markets, required transformation and upgrading. With both the domestic and international markets shrinking, the key to achieving high-quality development of China's fiberboard was to improve product quality. Increasing the output to meet domestic demand and expanding international market were important for China's particleboard to build new pattern of dual circulation. Finally, some core issues of high-quality development of China's wood-based panels were discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Behavior related to the overseas market has become an important way for enterprises to actively acquire international resources in the context of the dual circulation development pattern. Based on corporate behavior related to the overseas market, this paper attempts to investigate whether enterprises can obtain the resources needed for green technology innovation and spur their willingness to engage in green technology innovation to break the bottleneck of domestic green technology innovation and construct a voluntary green technology innovation behavior pattern. It is of great significance to build a green technology innovation system under the new development pattern. This paper discussed the mechanism of corporate behavior related to the overseas market on their green technology innovation ability from quality and quantity dimensions by using the data obtained from the A-share listed companies in China's highpolluting industries from 2006 to 2019. The benchmark conclusion showed that corporate behavior related to the overseas market not only improved the quantity and quality of corporate green technology innovation but also improved their willingness to explore the intrinsic value of green technology innovation, which promoted enterprises to choose a substantive green technology innovation mode. The study also found that corporate behavior related to the overseas market had a certain lag in improving the quality of green technology innovation, but the influence was more far-reaching compared with the quantity of green technology innovation. The mechanism analysis showed that corporate green technology innovation increased mainly through the enhancement of environmental responsibility consciousness, while quality improvement occurred through the dual channels of the enhancement of environmental responsibility consciousness and technological level. In addition, the effect of corporate behavior related to the overseas market on green technology innovation was more significant in state-owned enterprises. Further analysis suggests that to maximize the promotion effect of corporate behavior related to the overseas market on green technology innovation, enterprises should make use of the complementary advantages of foreign technology resources to establish overseas affiliates of technology research to enhance the reverse technology spillover effect. Also, enterprises should be based on the domestic market and improve the participation rate of the domestic market to strengthen their sustainable competitiveness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the last decade, Southeast Asian countries have accelerated their military modernization, which has been underway since the 1980s. There are complicated motives behind their military modernization, including changes in the international and regional security environment, intra-regional conflicts, the development of military technology, and the stimulation of the global arms market. Although the level of military modernization varies, Southeast Asian countries focus more on navy and air forces, emphasize joint operations and rapid response capabilities, step up the procurement of advanced weapons, and attach great importance to military operations within and outside the region. Despite existing problems such as budget shortfalls, army-dominated military strategy, and the lack of compatibility due to weapon diversification, on the whole, military modernization allows Southeast Asian countries to upgrade military capabilities and operational methods and hence poses greater challenges to the military and security situation in the South China Sea. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The D-B mode of design construction contract or EPC mode of design procurement construction /lump sum turn key is a new pattern popularly used for tendering in the international market at the present. Along with the development of national economy, the continuous progress of science technology and management level and the acceleration of the globalization of engineering construction market, such a new pattern has become the tendency of professionalization and internationalization on the construction market. Taking the design construction contract project of Hongkong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge island & tunnel project as an actual case, this paper introduces and analyzes how the contractor grasps and uses the principle of "change of circumstances" to realize the modification of contract under the general contract mode, so as to resolve the main unfair risks and seek for the claim space and rationale. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Under the background of the development of global economic integrations complex tea trade network relationship was established between countries around the world. Based on the complex network analysis method, this paper dynamically analyzed the global tea trade network from 1987 to 2019, mainly explored the structural characteristics of the network system, the changes of core nodes and trade lines and the pattern evolution of China's tea export market in order to better respond to changes of the global tea trade network and provide a useful reference for promoting China's tea trade. It is found as follows. 1) The global tea production and trade volume was growing steadily, and the trade network was increasingly close, but the international tea trade competition was more intense. 2) Countries including Kenya, China, Sri Lanka, India, Indonesia, Argentina and Malawi are the major tea export countries in the world, countries including the United Kingdom, Russia, Pakistan, the United States, Egypt, Iran and UAE are the world's major tea importers, a number of countries like the United Kingdom, the United States, France and China are important transfer stations of global tea trade and the United States has become the largest transfer station. In addition, countries that have a tea production base to support exports are still at the lower end of the global tea trade value chain, while countries that rely on imports to transform exports, that is, countries with a high degree of betweenness centrality, have a stronger ability for tea deep processing and value promoting. 3) The average value of global tea trade on core trade lines continues to rise, but the overall proportion has declined, which doesn't show the phenomenon of "club convergence", and there is a relatively stable relationship of output and input between the two countries on the major trade lines of tea. 4) The overall performance of China s tea export trade is getting better, the order of the export proportion from high to low is Africa, Asia, Europe, America, Oceania. China's tea export market presents a multi-point scattered and partially concentrated distribution pattern, the export market has shrunk in Western Europe, East Asia, North America and other countries, and it has expanded in North Africa and West African coastal countries. There is an evolutionary trend of "multiple small markets accompany a supermarket", among them, Morocco is the absolute largest market for China s tea exports. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Nobel Prize, while canonizing contemporary literary works, also establishes a set of standards for literary criticism, thus creating obstacles for properly evaluating prize-winners and their works. Through an analysis of the phenomenon of the Nobel Prize in Literature, the Committee's evaluation of Rabindranath Tagore, and its world literature criticism terms, the paper concludes that there are evidences to prove the inequality and pseudo-universality in world literature. World literature at the present time is a "one but unequal" system determined by global market where the main evaluation criteria are primarily based on western standards. Therefore, scholars of world literature should be wary of the inequality and "pseudo-universality" behind the standards. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Chinese-made denim garment cover a significant share in international low-end market. However, with the development of denim garment industry in other developing countries, China's export of denim garment is facing more intense competitive pressure. And along with the advancement of urbanization and the transformation of domestic consumers' lifestyle and consumption concept, denim garment have huge potential on domestic market. The development and innovation of denim garment are reflected in the entire production process, and the application of advanced technologies creates conditions for the transformation and upgrading of the denim garment industry. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Based on statistics of the test results of knitted products, the author analyzed the quality status quo and the main problems deserving of attention in China and overseas market, and forecasted the development trend of requirements for the quality of the knitted products. Finally, the author summarily proposed some development methods for functional knitted products to enterprises. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

National image is an important concept in the fields of international business and international marketing. Destination image is an important concept in the field of tourism. They have important strategic value to gain competitive advantages for products and tourism destinations in the increasingly fierce competitive globalized market. Currently, studies on national image and destination market are basically independent. The study, based on the overall retrospect of the latest study progress in these two fields, analyzes similarity and difference of their definitions, theoretical foundations, image subjects and objects and image contents. In accordance with the analysis of the relationship between the two images and other social psychological variables, the paper puts forward tourist intention model that integrates with these variables and corresponding three propositions so as to provide guidelines for future empirical research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Taiwan and Japan introduced Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) manufacturing technologies from more advanced countries. The process of technology introduction and the result of development of these two countries led to very different results, however. Japanese electronics giants introduced experimental technology from U.S. companies and developed tacit mass production technological knowledge in their R&D centers. Taiwanese Thin Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display (TFT-LCD) manufacturers introduced tacit technological knowledge from Japan, and transformed Japanese technology into explicit and standardized technological knowledge. We conducted a comparative study of the technological development process between Taiwanese LCD manufacturers and Japanese electronics giants in terms of inter-firm relationships and cross-national talent mobility. We believe that a comparative analysis between Taiwanese TFT-LCD industry and Japanese counterparts allows us to clarify how Japanese electronics giants withdrew from the large-size TFT-LCD global market and even were forced to give up the lead to Taiwanese companies in the global market share, more specifically, the background of and reason for "the fall of Japan, the rise of Taiwan" in the TFT-LCD industry. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Based on China's textile and garment export market during the period from 2005 to 2009, this article analyzed the diversification of three levels of export market and its characteristics, which gives some suggestions on further diversification development of export market under the Post- Financial Crisis Era. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The increasingly intense competition in global textile export market has been a challenge to the development of differential fiber of Chinese chemical fiber industry, among which PET fiber is one of the most attached types. Although the differential rate has been increasingly improved as well as the expanded application, there is still a large margin in quality and variety compared with the world advanced level. With a new consumption mode arriving, integrative development of differential PET fiber should be paid more attention to. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]