The “Strangest” House in the World Made Up of 354 Identical Concrete Cubes
As one of the ten unique architectural masterpieces in the world, the Habitat 67 residential complex is also known as...
How Do Universities and Colleges Differ?
To this day, many people still confuse the two terms "university" and "higher education institution."On December 2, Deputy Prime Minister...
How is the beautiful “sea of clouds” phenomenon formed in Sa Pa?
In winter, Sa Pa and many high mountainous regions across the country often experience the phenomenon of "sea of clouds"...
Not Oxford or Cambridge, this is the “oldest” university in the world with an age of 1163 years
This school is 1163 years old and still operational.When we think of the oldest universities, we often picture the United...
Students Decode 2,500-Year-Old Language System
The exploration by PhD candidate Rishi Rajpopat from the University of Cambridge, although still in its early stages, has been...
Medieval prayers called “secrets” to prevent patients from bleeding
A recent study has revealed that some hospitals in Switzerland still rely on a medieval prayer known as "The Secret"...
The Image of the Rabbit in World Cultures
The concepts of "rabbit" and "rabbit's foot" often appear in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese cultures. In Chinese culture, the term...
Kattenstoet – The Oldest Cat Festival in Belgium
The Kattenstoet Festival (meaning "Festival of Cats") is an annual event in Ypres, Belgium, where locals throw cats from the...
Exploring the Traditional Lunar New Year Celebrations of Bhutan – “The Happiest Country in the World”
Dubbed the "happiest country in the world," Bhutan's New Year celebration is filled with unique and fascinating customs.According to the...
How Do Scientific Research Balloons Work?
"A balloon" is "a bag containing hot air" or "gases in the case of using hydrogen," which is also referred...
