Climate change poses significant threats to global cultural heritage, with rising temperatures, increased precipitation, and more frequent extreme weather events accelerating the decay of historic sites and natural landscapes. This paper examines the multifaceted impacts of climate change on cultural heritage, highlighting the urgent need for effective mitigation strategies as outlined in the 2015 Paris Agreement. Through case studies of Hurst Castle in England and Venice in Italy, the study illustrates how these changes have already led to significant damage to heritage sites. It underscores the role of international cooperation and the integration of climate action into heritage preservation efforts. Furthermore, the paper discusses the importance of sustainable development and cultural heritage protection, calling for global action to ensure the preservation of human history in the face of climate change. The findings stress the need for comprehensive climate risk assessments and strategic planning to safeguard cultural heritage for future generations.

Most studies highlight the specific elements of pathos, few focus on how to make the most of pathos by giving its restrictions in the persuasive discourse. This paper takes advantage of Kairos to find right timing and proper measure cooperate to make pathos in president Obama inaugural address.

With the continuous development of China’s economy, business communication between China and the West is increasing, and business translation is becoming increasingly important. However, in the process of business translation, there are some translation errors due to various factors. How to solve such mistranslation problems is a key issue that needs to be considered, which has the significance and value of in-depth research. This paper is based on the perspective of pragmatics, combined with examples of business translation, to explore mis_x005ftranslation and countermeasures in business translation.

To achieve rural revitalization, priority should be given to developing rural education. For rural areas, education not only carries the function of spreading knowledge and shaping civilized village customs, but also provides talent support for rural construction, and plays an irreplaceable basic role in rural revitalization. The policy of rural oriented normal university students in Jiangsu Province aims to train rural teachers who can “go down”, “stay” and “teach well”, but the construction of rural teachers in Yancheng is still facing the problems of shortage of quantity and quality to be improved. This paper analyzes the demand and trend of rural teachers from the current situation of rural normal students in Yancheng, and understands the default of rural normal students in Yancheng, and explores the potential causes of default and the attribution of rural teachers. On this basis, the paper puts forward the countermeasures to construct the training and development mechanism of rural oriented normal university students in Yancheng, which integrates training, management and service, in order to promote the construction and development of rural teachers in Yancheng and accelerate the realization of high-quality development of rural education in Yancheng.