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This book chooses four different transmission mechanisms of interest rate, credit, exchange rate, and asset price to study whether Chinas monetary policy has an impact on these four transmission mechanisms and then studies whether these four transmission mechanisms have an impact on the macroeconomy, so as to determine the impact of Chinas monetary policy on macro-goals.

Comparative Analysis of Economy along the Belt and Road -- Observation and Policy Recommendations for Industrial Relocation under the Belt and Road Initiative -- Upgrading of Industrial Structure in China's Economic Growth and the Belt and Road Initiative -- Beijing's Integration into the Belt and Road Initiative -- The Promotion Mechanism and Policy Suggestions of Integrating Qinghai's Characteristic and Advantageous Industries into the Construction of the Silk Road Economic Belt -- International Industrial-Capacity Cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative -- Going Global of Industrial-Capacity of Central Enterprises is a New Way to Enhance the Vitality of the World Economy -- The Road Map of the Rise of National Central Cities under the Belt and Road Initiative -- Analysis Report on the Economic Corridors under the Belt and Road Initiative -- Promote the Belt and Road Initiative through Enhancing Service Capability of Logistics System -- Development of Transportation Logistics under the Belt and Road Initiative with Northeast China as an Example -- Trust Mechanism Design of China's Enterprise Strategic Alliance under the Belt and Road Initiative -- The Geo Development Path of Border City Commercial Banks under the Belt and Road Initiative -- The Belt and Road Initiative", New Engine of Global Restructuring and World Economic Growth -- Liquidity in Economic Development -- The Historical Experience of China's Currency Internationalization -- Sleeping with Old Dreams -- Response to Disasters in Poor Countries -- The Belt and Road Initiative: Opening up a New Era of Inclusive Globalization.

1: Problem Orientation: Prominent Problems Facing China's Fiscal and Taxation System -- 2: Goal Lead: the General Idea, Basic Goal and Path of Fiscal and Taxation System Reform -- 3: Practical Operation: Build A Modern Fiscal and Taxation System Suitable for the Modernization of National Governance -- 4: Risk Prevention and Control and Supporting Linkage. .

Chapter1 The Belt and Road Initiative in the Voice of the New Era -- Chapter2 The Belt And Road Initiative Economic Paradigm: Double Circulation of Global Value Chain -- Chapter3 The Belt And Road Initiative Under The Diplomacy Perspective of the Great Power with Chinese Characteristics -- Chapter4 The Belt and Road Initiative in the Perspective of the History of the World -- Chapter5 Study on The Construction of Market Cooperation Mechanism between China and Asia, Africa And Latin America under the Strategy Of "Going Global" -- Chapter6 Study on the Realization Route of Trade and Industrial Collaboration along the Belt and Road Initiative Roadmap -- Chapter7 The Belt and Road Initiative and Mid- And Long- Term Economic Development in China -- Chapter8 Roadmap for the Rising of National Central City under the Belt and Road Initiative -- Chapter9 The Belt and Road Initiative and The Development of China Transport -- Chapter10 Research on the Transnational Investment and Financing Mechanism in the Belt and Road Initiative -- Chapter11 Matching Analysis on Major Industries in Capacity Cooperation of Countries along The Belt and Road

With the conviction that formulaic expressions in a language are carriers of stable thought patterns of its culture, the paper conducts a thematic analysis of Chinese educational idioms with the goal of exploring the traditional Chinese educational values reflected in the Chinese language use. Altogether, about 100 Chinese idioms that pertain to teaching, learning and parenting are identified from a Chinese Chengyu (idioms) dictionary. Findings of this study challenge the common practice of borrowing Western pedagogical discourses to justify curriculum change initiatives in China, arguing that the traditional Chinese educational discourses should be retained in order to secure a strong cultural identity for young generations.

Governments have a responsibility to provide equal opportunities for sport and physical activity to all people of population. Chinese governments have issued many policies, such as "exhibition in the south, expansion in the West and East" of ice and snow sports to promote and stimulate the participation of the broad masses of the people. As a high-cost sport, the participants of ice and snow sports are usually socially elite groups. This study investigated the participation of cultural elite groups in ice and snow sports and investigated the social mobilization effect of ice and snow sports participation promotion policies by using binary regression and sequential regression models. The research shows that there are two different stages of one-time and continuous participation in the development of ice and snow sports in China. The one-time participation of ordinary people in ice and snow sports is mainly in response to the social mobilization of government policies. At the same time, it is positively correlated with site restrictions and knowledge of ice and snow sports. In the continuous participation group, gender, income, perception of ice and snow culture, and convenience near the site were highly positively correlated with consumption level. According to the results, low- and middle income people are less likely to participate in these activities because of their income. Therefore, this policy can increase inequalities.