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Abstract
The awakening or crisis of individual self-consciousness has been frequently included in the study of online selfie culture, while the reinforcement of public self-consciousness, the strengthening of civil confidence, and even the resurgence of national confidence can be detected from its popularity when studied with the application of Lotman's cultural semiotics, especially the unique dialogic mechanism as well as Lotman's viewpoint on the space–time structure of the semiosphere. With dialogue situation created and meaning generated, textual dialogues help the construction of self-consciousness through the "I–I" and "I–s/he" system; cultural dialogues make it ultimately welcomed by mainstream culture, which embodies the enhancement of mass self-consciousness. In the semiosphere, selfies reconstruct our self-consciousness in the time–space structure of cultures. The shift of self-consciousness from low-profile to high-profile represents the booming confidence of the Chinese. As a work of art is a finite model of an infinite universe, a "picture of the world," selfies are also the pictures of growing national confidence.

Along with the continuous development of China's cultural undertakings, the market application of visual communication design is gradually expanding, the market demand for designed products is also gradually increasing, and the advantages of its products are becoming more and more prominent. This article puts forward some innovative application strategies to address the significance and importance of Chinese traditional cultural elements to the visual communication design industry, aiming to promote the high-quality development of China's visual communication design industry.

Due to "One China Policy" in contrast to other international members like Indonesia, has encountered more difficulties in gaining the seat in the World Trade Organization. The aim of this study is to make comparison on the engagement of Indonesia and Taiwan in WTO. This study utilizes the normative legal research to make comparison between Indonesia and Taiwan. It begins by presenting overview of Indonesia and Taiwan's history of the process and difficulties in being admitted into WTO. Taiwan took many years to find its way to become a member of WTO, and has been a member since January 1, 2002 as the 144th member. This Study explores the special situation that only Taiwan has in regards to other international communities. It will also analyze and compare Taiwan's and Indonesia's engagement in the World Trade Organization in terms of historical and political perspectives. Indonesia has a smoother transition in entering the WTO; however, Taiwan has had to confront more difficulties, in which this study will delve further.