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Abstract: The press conference is an important platform for national representatives to express state altitude, explain position of a country and offer Chinese wisdom. Facing complex and volatile international situation, spokesman needs to maintain political sensitivity with reasons, facts and measures while response to questions posed by journalists in the media. The research was conducted with three-dimensional transformation of Eco-translatology as its framework, and selected the answers of Premier of China in press conference of Two Sessions on 3, March, 2023 as its linguistic materials, with a study of the strategies employed by translators to reorganize the consecutive interpretation for the answers of Premier in line with the “Ecological Environment” of the time from the perspectives of language, communication and culture and offered corresponding translation measures to help journalists grasp accurate information. This research is conducted to convey China's voice in abundance to every country around the world and enhance international influence of China’s voice in globalization era. The research found that amplification, shift, omission, combination and other strategies are the result of adaption and selection from linguistic, cultural and communicative dimension.Abstract: The press conference is an important platform for national representatives to express state altitude, explain position of a country and offer Chinese wisdom. Facing complex and volatile international situation, spokesman needs to maintain political sensitivity with reasons, facts and measures while response to questions posed by journalists in the ...Learn More
Abstract: Objective: To investigate the relationship between unhealthy weight control behaviors and risk behaviors of college students, and provide reference for students’ weight control behaviors intervention. Methods: A total of 1507 college students were selected to participate in a questionnaire by using convenience sampling method. Logistic regression analysis was conducted to analyze the influences made by risk behaviors on unhealthy weight control behaviors. Results: The incidence of unhealthy weight control behaviors of college students was 8.4%. There were significant differences between different gender, grade, smoking, drinking alcohol, gambling, self-injury, sex behavior, eating dessert, eating fried food and picky eating students’ incidence of unhealthy weight control behaviors (2=22.167, 10.102, 59.766, 25.082, 95.210, 150.340, 21.929, 6.179, 22.639, 7.494, P<0.05), the males’ (12.8%) was beyond the females’ (5.8%), the grade ones’ (10.9%) was beyond the grade two and threes’ (6.6%, 6.0%), the students’ with smoking, drinking alcohol, gambling, self- injury, sexual behavior, eating desserts, eating fried food more often, and picky eating were beyond than those without these behaviors (25.7% vs 6.7%, 14.5% vs 6.3%, 37.3% vs 6.7%, 47.9% vs 6.5%, 19.4 vs 7.4%, 9.7% vs 6.0%, 15.5% vs 6.8%, 10.5% vs 6.6%). Gambling (OR=2.942, 95%CI=1.511~5.727), self-injury (OR=6.859, 95%CI=3.486~13.494), eating dessert (OR=1.713, 95%CI=1.051~2.793) and picky eating (OR=2.086, 95%CI=1.382~3.150) were positively correlated with unhealthy weight control behaviors of college students (P<0.05). Conclusion: College students with gambling, self-injury, eating desserts and picky eating are more likely to have unhealthy weight control behaviors. In weight loss behavior intervention, students should be guided to avoid unhealthy weight control behaviors associated with risk behaviors.Abstract: Objective: To investigate the relationship between unhealthy weight control behaviors and risk behaviors of college students, and provide reference for students’ weight control behaviors intervention. Methods: A total of 1507 college students were selected to participate in a questionnaire by using convenience sampling method. Logistic regression a...Learn More
