Advances in Information Management and Economic Development Research
2026 International Conference on New Media, Education, Economic Development and Social Sciences
Vol. 3 / No. 1 2026 ISSN 3007-9632 12 articles
The 2026 International Conference on New Media, Education, Economic Development and Social Sciences (ICNMESS 2026) serves as a premier academic and professional platform that brings together global experts, researchers, educators, policymakers, and industry leaders. Focusing on the dynamic convergence of new media technologies, educational transformation, sustainable economic development, and social sciences, ICNMESS 2026 aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue on the most pressing challenges and emerging opportunities in an increasingly connected world. Through high-level keynote sessions, scholarly exchanges, and collaborative discussions, the conference seeks to advance innovative research, practical solutions, and international cooperation that support inclusive growth and social progress.
Papers in this issue
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pp. 1–8
Research on Constraints Affecting the Improvement of Product Competitiveness of the "National Team" in Commercial Aerospace
Lei Feng, Chang Liu
At present, China's commercial aerospace industry is on the eve of an outbreak, with the entire industry chain ready to develop. On the basis of substantial early investment and support for the commercial aerospace industry, "national teams" such as China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) and China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) are accelerating the launch of commercial aerospace products to enhance market competitiveness. This paper comprehensively analyzes...
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pp. 9–11
The Impact of Global FinTech Development on Cross-Border Capital Flows and Regulatory Frameworks
Jing Hong
FinTech transforms cross-border payments from expensive, slow processes to cheaper, faster alternatives. Digital payment systems now handle more remittances and small transactions through official channels, with growth expected through the early 2030s. These changes affect how capital moves globally—funds flow more quickly and react faster to market signals. Stablecoins and cryptocurrencies create new payment routes that challenge traditional currency controls and money laundering prevention. Go...
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pp. 12–16
Research on Distribution Network Material Price Forecasting Based on Machine Learning
Cheng Ge, Yanlong Li, Xian Zhang, Long Qian, Shushu Ma, Chen Zhao, Xiangyu Cao
To tackle price volatility in distribution network material procurement and improve precision in setting reference prices, this study introduces two hybrid machine learning methods for price forecasting. Materials are first classified using the ABC method. CNN-SVM and TCN-GRU hybrid models are then developed, incorporating historical procurement data and market factors. Prediction is optimized through error analysis and a model selection mechanism. Results show that the models effectively captur...
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pp. 17–22
Research on Green Performance Evaluation of Distribution Network Material Suppliers Considering Carbon Footprint
Lei Wang, Zheng Wang, MaoLin Fang, Cheng Ge, YanLong Li, Chen Zhao, Xinjuan Li
The green performance evaluation of distribution network material suppliers considering carbon footprint is crucial for promoting low-carbon development in power grids. This paper constructs a comprehensive evaluation system from economic, technical, and green dimensions, defines a carbon footprint accounting method for suppliers, and proposes an improved AHP-SVR evaluation model.Validated on a provincial power box project, the AHP-SVR model achieves a prediction error within ±4.2%, significantl...
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pp. 23–35
Study on Consumers' Purchase Intention of 3D-Printed Deformable Women's Clothing and Its Influencing Factors
Leyang Bai, Min Li
Against the backdrop of consumption upgrading and technological innovation, 3D-printed transformable clothing, as an emerging clothing category, has attracted attention from both academic and industrial circles. This study comprehensively adopts methods such as literature research, questionnaire survey, and the Value-Attitude-Behavior (VAM) model to conduct an in-depth exploration of consumers' purchase intention toward such clothing and its influencing factors. Theoretically, based on the VAM m...
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pp. 36–46
Tamed Wanderers: How AutoNavi Maps Reshapes Urban Spacetime and Individual Existence Through Algorithmic Governance
Wenwen Liao, Haijun Yang, Yingyi Hua
Taking AutoNavi Maps（Amap）as its subject, this paper explores how algorithms reshape urban mobility and individual existence under the guise of prediction and optimization. The central question is: When navigation technology becomes the “default background” of daily actions, at what levels do algorithms participate in the governance of cities and bodies? This study reveals a contemporary shift in power genealogies—from territorial-centered sovereign governance to data-flow-centered generative go...
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pp. 47–50
Education Mechanism of University Affiliated Kindergarten with Four Party of ‘University-Kindergarten-Family-community’
Ying Liu
Aiming at the problems that in the multi-stakeholder collaboration mode of current university-affiliated kindergartens, including single cooperation form, fragmented linkage and insufficient community resource development. This paper takes the organization of large-scale activities in a kindergarten affiliated with the Xinjiang Normal University as the application case, and innovatively proposes a "university-kindergarten-family-community" four-party linkage collaborative education mechanism. Co...
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pp. 51–58
Research on the Risk Contagion and Governance Mechanism of Capital Chain Rupture in China's Construction Industry
Yuxuan Guo, Linxin Yin, Ruihan Xiong, KA I UN, Chengyi Pu
(1) Currently, accounts receivable in China's construction industry have exceeded 26 trillion yuan. Influenced by the industry's unspoken rule of 'advancing funds and extended payment terms,' the problem of broken capital chains shows a trend of cash flow pressure being transmitted step by step along the industrial chain, with increasing delays in project payments. It is characterized by a concentration of fund-advancing by vulnerable intermediaries, the difficulty of recovering funds even after...
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pp. 59–74
The Unequal Distribution of Tourism’s Bounty: A Quantitative Analysis of Tourism Resources and Income Inequality in CHINA
Jingmiao Wang, Guan Huang
This study quantitatively investigates the relationship between tourism resource development and urban-rural income inequality in China from 2005 to 2022. While tourism is frequently promoted as a strategic tool for regional development and poverty alleviation, its distributional effects remain ambiguous. Diverging from studies that rely on demand-side metrics like visitor arrivals, this research utilizes panel data from Chinese provinces to distinguish between the endowment of tourism resources...
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pp. 75–79
Design and Implementation of an Intelligent Classification and Copyright Protection System for Academic Papers in Economic and Financial Fields Based on Blockchain
Tongxin Ma, Haiyang Zhang, Minze Ge, Meimei Xia
Aiming at the pain points of difficult confirmation of academic copyright, insufficient refined management, and low efficiency of manual classification in the economic and financial domain, this paper develops an academic paper management system that integrates blockchain technology and machine learning-enabled intelligent classification. Supported by Hyperledger Fabric, IPFS distributed storage and hash encryption, the system leverages blockchain to accomplish copyright depository, differentiat...
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pp. 80–89
From Digital Care to Privacy Anxiety: A Communication Perspective on Human–Computer Interaction Ethics in the Xiaohongshu App
Shikun Zhang
In today’s platform-driven, data-rich digital environment, women’s health apps have become central to everyday health communication and bodily tracking. Using Xiaohongshu as a case, this paper examines a key paradox: a tool promoted as “digital care” — providing scientific information, personalized services, and community support to reduce uncertainty and anxiety — can, through its specific HCI design and algorithmic operations, instead intensify women’s health anxiety and privacy concerns. In d...
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pp. 90–103
The Connotation, Characteristics and Application of Digital Media Therapy in the Treatment of Autistic Children
Yue Dai, Yuan Chen, Weiyi Liao
The creative medium, healing process and healing experience of digital media art reveal its unique healing mechanism. The healing medium based on digital form has the characteristics of virtual reality. The healing process based on human-computer interaction reflects the characteristics of dynamic balance. The healing experience based on integration and immersion shows the characteristics of natural pleasure. In summary, the digital media therapy focuses on the harmonious symbiosis between man a...