Proceedings of the 2025 11th International Conference on Humanities and Social Science Research（ICHSSR 2025)
Conference: Proceedings of the 2025 11th International Conference on Humanities and Social Science Research（ICHSSR 2025)
Date: 25-27 April 2025
Location: Beijing, China (Hybrid)
Website: https://www.ichssr.com The 2025 11th International Conference on Humanities and Social Science Research (ICHSSR 2025) was convened to encourage academic exchange, stimulate innovative discourse, and deepen understanding across the diverse fields of humanities and social sciences. Held in a spirit of global collaboration, the conference brought together researchers, educators, and professionals from around the world to examine pressing issues and emerging trends at the intersections of culture, society, and human development. The thematic scope of ICHSSR 2025 is broad and inclusive, reflecting the dynamic and interdisciplinary nature of the fields it encompasses. Topics discussed at the conference range from education and communication to law, politics, psychology, and linguistics. Special attention was given to the evolving challenges and opportunities presented by globalization, technological transformation, and cultural change. Themes such as public administration reform, digital transformation in education, gender and identity studies, and the impact of media in shaping public discourse were explored in depth across various sessions. Distinguished keynote speakers lent their expertise and insights to the academic dialogue. Prof. Andrea L. Baldini, Changjiang Scholar Distinguished Professor at Peking University, explored the intricate balance between copyright protection and cultural heritage preservation in ancient Chinese and Italian art, emphasizing the importance of accessibility and reinterpretation in cultural policy. Prof. Huaping Sun from the University of Science and Technology Beijing presented compelling evidence on the negative impacts of geopolitical risk on energy efficiency, particularly in low-income countries, drawing from four decades of global data. Prof. Cherian George of Hong Kong Baptist University contributed critical reflections on media freedom, expression, and the challenges of propaganda in democratic societies, while Prof. Thomas David DuBois from Beijing Normal University offered a vivid historical narrative of culinary and cultural exchange along China’s Grand Canal, highlighting its role in shaping regional identity. Together, their contributions exemplified the intellectual breadth and depth of the conference, bridging theory and practice in meaningful ways. These eminent scholars set the intellectual tone of the conference, bridging theory and practice, and offering critical perspectives on the evolving role of humanities and social sciences in shaping inclusive, equitable, and sustainable societies. ICHSSR 2025 underscored its international vision by fostering dialogue among participants from a wide spectrum of cultural and academic backgrounds. This diversity enriched the conference by encouraging mutual learning and collaboration across national and disciplinary boundaries. Such engagement is vital in addressing complex global challenges and promoting shared values of tolerance, justice, and human dignity. This volume of proceedings captures the essence of ICHSSR 2025—the scholarly rigor, the rich dialogue, and the collective commitment to advancing knowledge in service of society. Beyond the bounds of the conference itself, this publication stands as a valuable resource for academics, educators, practitioners, and policymakers alike. It aims to inspire continued reflection and action, spark interdisciplinary research, and support the building of bridges across different fields of inquiry. In conclusion, we extend our sincere appreciation to all participants, reviewers, speakers, and organizers whose dedication made ICHSSR 2025 a meaningful and impactful event. As we confront the complex challenges of our time, let these proceedings remind us of the enduring power of humanistic inquiry and the vital role of social sciences in creating a better future for all. ICHSSR 2025 Conference Committee
Date: 25-27 April 2025
Location: Beijing, China (Hybrid)
Website: https://www.ichssr.com The 2025 11th International Conference on Humanities and Social Science Research (ICHSSR 2025) was convened to encourage academic exchange, stimulate innovative discourse, and deepen understanding across the diverse fields of humanities and social sciences. Held in a spirit of global collaboration, the conference brought together researchers, educators, and professionals from around the world to examine pressing issues and emerging trends at the intersections of culture, society, and human development. The thematic scope of ICHSSR 2025 is broad and inclusive, reflecting the dynamic and interdisciplinary nature of the fields it encompasses. Topics discussed at the conference range from education and communication to law, politics, psychology, and linguistics. Special attention was given to the evolving challenges and opportunities presented by globalization, technological transformation, and cultural change. Themes such as public administration reform, digital transformation in education, gender and identity studies, and the impact of media in shaping public discourse were explored in depth across various sessions. Distinguished keynote speakers lent their expertise and insights to the academic dialogue. Prof. Andrea L. Baldini, Changjiang Scholar Distinguished Professor at Peking University, explored the intricate balance between copyright protection and cultural heritage preservation in ancient Chinese and Italian art, emphasizing the importance of accessibility and reinterpretation in cultural policy. Prof. Huaping Sun from the University of Science and Technology Beijing presented compelling evidence on the negative impacts of geopolitical risk on energy efficiency, particularly in low-income countries, drawing from four decades of global data. Prof. Cherian George of Hong Kong Baptist University contributed critical reflections on media freedom, expression, and the challenges of propaganda in democratic societies, while Prof. Thomas David DuBois from Beijing Normal University offered a vivid historical narrative of culinary and cultural exchange along China’s Grand Canal, highlighting its role in shaping regional identity. Together, their contributions exemplified the intellectual breadth and depth of the conference, bridging theory and practice in meaningful ways. These eminent scholars set the intellectual tone of the conference, bridging theory and practice, and offering critical perspectives on the evolving role of humanities and social sciences in shaping inclusive, equitable, and sustainable societies. ICHSSR 2025 underscored its international vision by fostering dialogue among participants from a wide spectrum of cultural and academic backgrounds. This diversity enriched the conference by encouraging mutual learning and collaboration across national and disciplinary boundaries. Such engagement is vital in addressing complex global challenges and promoting shared values of tolerance, justice, and human dignity. This volume of proceedings captures the essence of ICHSSR 2025—the scholarly rigor, the rich dialogue, and the collective commitment to advancing knowledge in service of society. Beyond the bounds of the conference itself, this publication stands as a valuable resource for academics, educators, practitioners, and policymakers alike. It aims to inspire continued reflection and action, spark interdisciplinary research, and support the building of bridges across different fields of inquiry. In conclusion, we extend our sincere appreciation to all participants, reviewers, speakers, and organizers whose dedication made ICHSSR 2025 a meaningful and impactful event. As we confront the complex challenges of our time, let these proceedings remind us of the enduring power of humanistic inquiry and the vital role of social sciences in creating a better future for all. ICHSSR 2025 Conference Committee