In Vatican, Needing to Go Abroad for a Haircut
Vatican City, the world's smallest country, is a unique and fascinating place. With a total area of just 0.44 square kilometers, it is located entirely within the city of Rome, Italy. This tiny nation has a population of only around 800 people.
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Cycling Gap: Why Many Women in Bangladesh Don't Ride Bicycles
In Bangladesh, a significant phenomenon exists - many women do not ride bicycles. This situation is deeply rooted in the country's social and cultural context.
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The Amish: Living Like 18th-Century Hermits in High-Tech America
In the technologically advanced United States, they live like reclusive hermits, rejecting modernization. They travel by horse-drawn carriages—exactly as seen in old photos. Their economy relies mainly on agriculture, resembling the villagers in The Peach Blossom Spring. They make a living through traditional crafts: blacksmithing, inlaid woodwork, and cheese-making. They use candles at night, study the Bible before bed, and barter to meet family needs.
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Brazil: Whistling as a Gesture of Congratulation
In Brazil, there exists a unique and interesting cultural practice - using whistling to convey congratulations. While in many parts of the world, handshakes, hugs, or verbal expressions are the norm for showing celebration, Brazil has its own distinct way.
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Latest news from eastern U.P., a tough life
Nowadays there are frequent blackouts in the U.N., but we remain joyful during the blackouts. People often ask me, “How can you be so happy in such darkness?” My answer is
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Canada has long been known as the “Land of 10,000 Taxes,” so how much of our lives are taxes?
According to the Toronto Sun, a recent data exposure, many people may be shocked. According to the report, the average Canadian pays more in taxes than they spend on necessities.
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