山西省大学生自我预期变化研究

大学生自我预期变化在20世纪80年代中后期开始显现，90年代后表现得更加突出。当前，就业压力、大学生自我意识的变化以及家庭与社会过分强调大学生群体的特殊性是导致大学生自我预期变化的直接原因、根本原因及社会原因。高校是引导大学生顺应自我预期变化的中坚力量，因此。应在专业、课程设置和培养方案方面适应社会需求和社会变化，引导大学生切实转变就业观念，利用现有平台，为大学生健康成长创造必要条件。     

论私分国有资产罪的犯罪对象

现实生活中国有资产的存在状态呈现多样性，导致在国有资产属性的界定方面存在不同看法，也给司法实践中如何认定私分国有资产罪带来歧义。正确界定私分国有资产罪的犯罪对象，明确国有资产的范围，对私分国有资产罪的正确认定具有重大意义。     

当前公安机关轻伤害信访案件的成因及处置措施

轻伤害案件是一种多发性的犯罪案件,在刑事案件中占有较高的比例。它不仅直接侵害人民群众的人身安全,而且侵犯社会管理秩序,影响社会的稳定。因而,各级公安司法机关及其工作人员必须进一步提高认识,认真学习、正确把握有关的政策法律;研究当前轻伤害信访案件的成因、规律及处置对策;建立完善规范的信访处访机制,强化信访追究制,及时妥善地处置各类轻伤害案件,依法打击犯罪,维护公民的合法权益,确保社会治安稳定。     

贵州西江苗族民间歌谣内蕴之民俗事象管见

民间歌谣与民俗往往同时存在,相互渗透,成为一种社会文化现象。贵州西江苗族民间歌谣亦涵盖了丰富的民俗事象,在此对苗族民间歌谣内蕴的民俗事象作一析理,以期为人们更好地了解和研究苗族文化提供可参鉴资料。     

Yan＇an： Red Capital,Green Revolution

YAN’AN on the Loess Plateau is known as the red cradle of the Chinese Revolution. It was here, from 1935 to 1947, that the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party and Mao Zedong directed the resistance against the Japanese invasion behind enemy lines and fought the Liberation War against the reactionary rule of the Kuomintang, laying a solid foundation for the People’s Republic of China.     

Ancient Culture Revitalizes in Modern Times

WITH Peking Opera and Chinese acupuncture being inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity last year,China has altogether 28 traditions included on the list. Furthermore,another six items have been inscribed on a sub list In Need of Urgent Safeguarding. However,those 34 items are just the tip of the iceberg,compared with 870,000 intangible cultural heritage items designated by the cultural departments of the Chinese government. The Law of the Peo-     

Culture Refines a City’s Style

In the past decade,the proportion of China’s urban population has increased 3.2 percent annually,giving it the fastest urbanization rate in the world. Of the global cities whose population exceeds 500,000,236 of them,or one quarter of the world’s stock,are in China. Construction projects in cities are reducing the architectural remnants of their traditional culture. The impulses that drive urbanization and modernization seem to contradict the values associated with cultural preservation. What is China’s approach to this dilemma? With this question China Today interviewed Lü Pintian,a researcher with the Chinese National Academy of Arts and a member of the National Experts Committee for Protecting Intangible Cultural Heritage. As a veteran scholar on Chinese culture and arts,Lü Pintian champions mastery of all forms of cultural expression,believing the arts to be the touchstone of social culture and ecological balance. He advocates "reinvigorating handicrafts and activating folklore" as basic tactics for protecting China’s intangible cultural heritage. His academic works have won much acclaim.     

Educating for Disaster:A Long Way to Go

REGARDING disaster prevention and mitigation education,it’s just not enough to rely on public organizations," said Guo Xiao,assistant to secretary general of China Children and Teenagers’ Fund (CCTF). "Government departments like the Ministry of Education are making up for the missed ‘lesson,’ but it’s a little bit late." This "lesson" drew widespread attention from Chinese society.     

Lion Dance

THE lion,in Chinese eyes,is king of the animals,a symbol of strength,courage and good fortune. In traditional festivals like the Spring Festival and on joyous occasions including weddings and inaugurations,people imitate lions in the lion dance to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck. The dance is performed by a symbolic lion or lions accompanied by three musical instruments-drum,gong and cymbal. Movements and rhythm are coordinated,and each of the     

Guizhou Social Housing Breaks New Ground

IT is early morning on March 26, 2011, and the construction site of Yu’an New City is surrounded by people, the crowd many rows deep, and most of the onlookers very excited indeed. Lines of orange bull-dozers and excavators stand alongside, ready for action. This is the ground-breaking cer-emony of a project to build one million square meters of public rental houses in Guiyang, capital of Guizhou Province.