Be Careful with 12 Fruits and Vegetables with the Most Pesticide Residues EDITORApril 26, 202301.2K views Pesticides are used in traditional agriculture to control pests and diseases in crops and increase food production. Long-term use of pesticides can cause negative impacts on the environment and human… Read more
The “Spend a Night at Taiwan’s Presidential Office Building” Program Organized by GACC, Announced the Opening of Registration Officially EDITORApril 25, 202301.3K views TAIPEI, TAIWAN (Merxwire) – After a four-year hiatus, the “Spend a Night at Taiwan’s Presidential Office Building” program, a pioneering initiative worldwide, will make a powerful comeback this year, beckoning… Read more
World Earth Day Reminds Us: Invest in Our Planet and Live Green EDITORApril 24, 202301.5K views April 22 is the annual World Earth Day, which has entered its 54th year. The theme for 2023 is “Invest in Our Planet” hoping that in addition to responding to the activities on Earth Day, people around the world can also implement environmental protection actions in their lives, save energy and reduce carbon emissions, and cultivate eco-friendly consumption habits. Read more
Can’t Sleep Well? Try Pink Noise to Help You Sleep Better EDITORApril 22, 202301.3K views In addition to the standard white noise, there is pink, brown, purple, and green noise. A growing body of research shows that these little-known color noises can help stabilize mood… Read more
Travelers Attention! Country Rankings in the European Pickpocketing Index EDITORApril 20, 202304.4K views The World Bank warned in March that the impact of an aging workforce on the global economy continues to intensify. In Japan and South Korea, due to the rapid increase in the proportion of the elderly population and the lack of a young labor force, the economic growth rate has been significantly dragged down. China, the United States, and many European countries are facing the problem of an increasing retirement population, but there is a shortage of a replaceable labor force. Read more
High Stress! Study Finds Sighing can Instantly Relieve Anxiety EDITORMarch 31, 202301.8K views Is sighing a negative emotion? According to the latest research results from the Stanford University School of Medicine, sighing has a very good stress-relieving effect, allowing you to generate positive thinking, restart your body and mind, and improve your concentration. The research has been published in “Cell Reports Medicine”. Read more
Why are More and More People Eating Brown Rice? EDITORMarch 25, 202301.4K views Brown rice is known as a superfood because of its rich nutrition. Recently, scientists have discovered that brown rice has high-efficiency antioxidant substances and has higher nutritional value than white… Read more
Why Asians are Still Wearing Masks After COVID-19? EDITORMarch 13, 202302.2K views After COVID-19 slowed down, countries began to lift mask restrictions. Compared with Western countries, Asians seem less willing to take off masks. About 80% of South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan people continue to wear masks and enjoy the various benefits. Read more
Study: Spending Time On Screens Hardly Affects Children’s Face-to-Face Social Skills EDITORMarch 10, 202304.2K views Although many parents express concern that their children’s use of smartphones and social media might harm their face-to-face social skills, a study suggests that it has minimal impact on children’s… Read more
Inspire Brands Debuts Nine Exclusive Food and Beverage Collabs to Honor Nine Variety Power of Comedy Award Winners at SXSW EDITORMarch 9, 20230937 views Inspire Brands food and beverage collaborations will exclusively be available at Variety Power of Comedy on March 10 at The Creek & The Cave in Austin, Texas during SXSW. The… Read more