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How does social media change the way children express themselves
How do Internet memes become the main culprit of the verbal crisis among primary and secondary school students? The expression of online discourse has become a major stumbling block for teenagers to view things, play with them for fun, and even harm their physical and mental development. It also dealt a heavy blow to quality-oriented education. In an article on Internet addiction published by Bernama in 2019, a survey on social media usage revealed that 85% of teenagers und
Liu Lei
Jul 24


AI Continues to Transform the Job Market for University Students
The future of work is being altered by the implementation of artificial intelligence in today’s workplace, which is impacting all university-level students the most. According to experts, as AI becomes commonplace in workplaces, university students will have to adapt and develop new digital skill sets in conjunction with their previous educational development of creativity, communication, and critical thinking. Companies of all sizes have been utilizing AI technology to strea
ZHANG WEIXUAN
Jul 24


IP Collaboration Craze: Are Young People Buying Products or Emotional Value?
In recent years, IP collaboration products have become more and more popular among young consumers. From catering to cosmetics and lifestyle products, major brands have cooperated with well-known characters from movies, games and animation series to launch limited edition goods. These products often trigger a rush to buy and they sell out quickly. Although the product itself may not be much different from the regular version, many young people are willing to pay a higher pr
CUI YIXIAN
Jul 24


The Rise of Nyonya Cultural Experiences
Walking through the historic streets of Melaka, it is becoming increasingly common to see young people dressed in colorful Nyonya attire while taking photos in front of Peranakan shophouses before stopping at heritage cafes to enjoy traditional kueh and a cup of kopi. What was once seen as a culture mainly appreciated by older generations has now become a popular lifestyle experience among Malaysian youths. In recent years, Nyonya culture has experienced a revival, with soc
JIANGYINGXUAN
Jul 24


In the Digital Age, Does Print News Still Matter?
In a small cafe in Subang Jaya, newspapers are still on several tables in the morning. Some older readers are reading newspapers while drinking coffee; while young people sitting nearby look down and swipe on their mobile phones to get information through TikTok, Instagram and online news platforms. As digital technology continues to change the way people access information, print newspapers are facing increasing challenges. When people can read news through mobile phones a
Zhao Mengjia
Jul 24
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