Humanity

Izakaya in Japan is not just a late-night eatery

  • Oct 24, 2025
When it comes to the public's interest in Japanese izakaya, most of it is caused by "Late Night Eats". Izakaya that is open late at night, simple dishes, dark yellow lights, new friends and stories that you may meet every day .

Bolivian carnival, "closest to the sky"

  • Oct 12, 2025
The Bolivian city of Oruro, located in the Andean highlands, is home to one of the most unique carnivals on the South American continent and is a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity for its high altitude and perfect blend of indigenous cultures.

The capital of murals - Mexico City

  • Oct 08, 2025
Mexico City is known as the capital of murals, with 80% of all murals in Mexico. The cloister of the National Palace, the inner wall of the Art Palace, the campus of the university, the lobby of the hotel, the outer walls of the theater, hospital, shopping mall and bank... As long as you walk in Mexico City, colorful and magnificent murals will come into your eyes from time to time. They have already become an indispensable part of the daily life of people in Mexico City, and also become a beautiful scenery to attract tourists.

Australian Aboriginal Arapaana Tribe Coming of Age Ceremony

  • Oct 06, 2025
Among the many ceremonies of the Australian Aborigines, the coming-of-age ceremony is the most solemn. Bar mitzvah is not performed by one or two youths individually, but collectively by all youths of age in this department.

This "golden bridge" in Vietnam is held up by two hands, only 150 meters long, and now it has become a local network of attractions

  • Oct 05, 2025
The Golden Bridge was built in the mountains of Da Nang, at a height of 1400 meters above sea level. The entire Golden Bridge is only about 150 meters long, but what attracts people's attention most is that there is a pair of huge hands underneath the Golden Bridge, as if these huge hands are holding the Golden Bridge up from thousands of meters in the air.

Journey to the End of the World More than Aurora Borealis in Alaska

  • Sep 19, 2025
Alaska is the northernmost and largest but least populated state in the United States, covered with snow and ice all year round, and the only thing left to do in winter is to see the Aurora Borealis. The endless mountains and the glaciers that either hang from the top or extend from the base of the mountains are like going back to the ice age.

Ancient Babylon - the magnificent capital of the early human empire

  • Sep 14, 2025
In March 1899, a group of German archaeologists carried out large-scale archaeological excavations for more than 10 years on the banks of the Euphrates River, more than 50 kilometers south of Baghdad today, and finally found the ruins of the ancient city of Babylon, which had been missing for more than 2000 years and rebuilt by Nebuchadnezzar II in 605 BC.

Why are there often ancient ginkgoes in ancient temples?

  • Sep 09, 2025
Buddhism has a subtle relationship with flowers and trees. According to the legend, Lord Buddha was born under the tree of no worries, became a Buddha under the Bodhi tree, and died under the double holy tree, so these three trees became sacred to Buddhism in a sacred manner. It is said that the Ginkgo tree is associated with Buddhism as a stand-in for the Bodhi tree.
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