Connotation

Abstract: As a high value-added product, cultural creative products emphasize the cultural connotation of products. Taking tourist souvenirs as an example, the country vigorously develops the green economy represented by tourism, which drives the rise of cultural creative product design. How to design excellent cultural creative products has become a realistic topic. Ancient Chinese artefacts have inherited and accumulated a long tradition of culture, and shaped excellent creative products worthy of our learning and reference. This paper discusses the cultural connotation, cultural integration and humanistic thoughts of the design of ancient Chinese artefacts and provides useful ideas for the design of cultural creative products today.

Abstract: This paper analyzes the intelligent and digital trend of remanufacturing industry, discusses the connotation and characteristics of additive remanufacturing technology, compares and analyzes the application status and application technology of additive remanufacturing technology in China’s military industry, points out that additive remanufacturing technology has broad application prospects in national defense science and technology, and brings higher military and economic benefits.

Abstract: The paper defines the basic characteristics of genre on the basis of literature review.After an overview of intertextuality from different perspectives,it adopts the notion of intertextuality proposed by Fairclough,and specifies the connotation of intertextuality.The paper verifies its assumption of popularity of intergenericity in court judgments by jurisprudential analysis and case study.The purpose of the paper is not just limited to the phenomenological investigation,but for the significance of linguistic methodology in legal research.

Abstract: IN THIS ARTICLE we will explore a few current campus words in some detail. Many of them have been previously recorded in American Speech and in the American Thesaurus of Slang (hereafter cited as ATS). Many of them, too, belong to the shared vocabulary of the campus and the outside world. Although objections have been made to labeling this shared vocabulary as campus slang, it seems to us that any slang word, no matter how widespread, may acquire special configurations of meaning on a campus and that even if it does not, nothing is lost by the recording process.' Many of the terms we discuss are familiar, then, but they have in some cases acquired new meanings and lost old ones. Often their meanings have been broadened and occasionally the connotation has been reversed, as when a hitherto derogatory word takes on a more favorable meaning. We hope that this discussion will be a kind of methodological addendum to the studies cited in footnote I.