This study examines the reception of contemporary Chinese novels in Spain, focusing on translations published between 1990 and 2024. By combining quantitativedata with textual analysis, the research explores how contemporary Chinese literature has been received by Spanish media. Based on book review data and publication records from Spain’s mainstream media, the study reveals the phased characteristics of the dissemination of Chinese literature, its reception effectiveness, and the influencing factors. The findings provide empirical insights for the international promotion of Chinese literature.

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In the contemporary context of globalization and regional cultural diversity, accurately understanding and interpreting the historical and cultural image of Xinjiang has become an important research topic. This study adopts a historical bibliography perspective, with the Qing Dynasty Chronicles of Xinjiang Governing as the core text, employing text analysis and comparative research methods to explore the historical construction and transformation of the image of Xinjiang. The study finds that the image of Xinjiang in the Qing official gazetteers demonstrates distinct political integration characteristics, with its narrative framework significantly differing from contemporary multicultural cognitive models. Through a multi-dimensional analysis of historical evolution, folklore, geography, and other aspects, the study reveals the mechanisms of power discourse and shifts in cultural cognitive paradigms in the construction of Xinjiang’s image. The research indicates that the diachronic changes in regional images not only reflect the evolution of the socio-political context but also embody profound transformations in cultural cognitive patterns. This study provides a new academic perspective on the historical and cultural research of Xinjiang and offers significant theoretical value for contemporary frontier cultural governance.

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With the in - depth development of globalization, the modern international system has gradually taken shape, bringing many new risks and challenges and putting forward new requirements for human development. Against the backdrop of global turmoil and multiple crises facing the world, building a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind has become the key and inevitable solution. The concept of the Community with a Shared Future for Mankind has extensive sources, rich connotations, and far - reaching significance. It is a top - level design put forward by China from the perspective of the overall development of the times and comprehensive consideration of the overall interests of the people of the world. It is also a practical need to scientifically respond to the changes in the world, the times, and history.

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During the late Qing Dynasty and early Republican period, central and local governments, as well as various social classes, paid significant attention to rural construction in China. This initiative marked a major transformation of rural society, with many intellectuals regarding it as a crucial step in China's modernization. During this period, Shanxi warlord Yan Xishan personally oversaw rural construction to consolidate his rule. He clearly defined the objectives, plans, and measures for rural development in Shanxi and ensured their implementation, making Shanxi a model for local autonomy and rural construction in the early Republic of China. Studying Yan Xishan's rural construction ideology and practices not only provides insights into the historical process of China's modernization but also offers valuable reflections for contemporary socialist new rural construction.

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