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1-minute News | Blogger gains 200,000 followers in 7days: Why is cat meme sweeping internet?

Recently, many new bloggers on Bilibili have experienced a surge in followers, and the driving force behind this phenomenon is a novel internet trend - cat meme storytelling.

1-minute News | Unveiling Guizhou's Matcha: A new highlight of Chinese tea culture

The rise and development of Guizhou's matcha showcases the charm of Chinese tea culture and injects new vitality into Guizhou's tea industry, making significant contributions to the global promotion of Chinese tea.

1-minutes News | Young Chinese embrace 'gross outfits' at work

As the name suggests, "gross outfits" refers to young people who like to wear ugly clothes to work or put together completely mismatched outfits to express their current mood. The "gross outfits" items include highly saturated fluorescent coats and sweaters so pilled that they have almost no wool left. Many netizens commented, "This generation of young people has gone crazy just as I wanted."

1-minute News | Is there any hope for college student employment?

In recent years, the number of college graduates in China has been breaking records continuously. According to the Ministry of Education, the number of graduates is expected to reach 11.79 million this year, an increase of 210,000 on last year. Addressing the issue of university student employment, expert Ni Minjing suggested that all organizations should allocate some positions to college students.

1-minute News | Have you worn an 'exaggerated makeup'?

Recently, social media platforms have sparked a trend of "exaggerated makeups", where makeup artist Rabbit has transformed the images of numerous celebrities. Actress Jin Jing was transformed into a beautiful woman with cool vibes, overturning people's perception of her as funny and cute. Actor Zhu Zixiao's "elf prince" look surprised netizens who praised the reversal of his appearance. The exaggerated makeups of celebrities like Yang Di have also left a lasting impression.

1-minute News | Can self-compassion promote self-improvement?

Everyone inevitably makes mistakes, but the attitude towards those mistakes varies greatly. Here's a research that examined the hypothesis that self-compassion motivates people to improve personal weaknesses, moral transgressions, and test performance.

1-minute News | Gas stove causes cancer! Stanford research: cooking a meal at home is equivalent to inhaling car exhaust for 20 minutes

Recently, a research team at Stanford University discovered a surprising carcinogen: the widely used gas stove in kitchens. When using gas or liquefied petroleum gas (propane), the stove emits a large amount of benzene, classified as a Class one carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). Prolonged exposure to benzene can increase the risk of developing leukemia and lymphoma.

1-minute News | Unveiling causes and implications of 'spring fatigue'

Have you ever experienced a sense of fatigue, decreased energy, or even a touch of melancholy as spring arrives? This phenomenon, commonly known as "spring fatigue" or "spring lethargy," can be attributed to various factors. While it may be a typical reaction to the change in seasons, it can also be linked to underlying medical conditions such as allergies or "reverse" seasonal affective disorder.

1-minute News | Will 2024 see a surge in weight loss trends after movie 'YOLO' makes history?

 "YOLO," directed by and starring Jia Ling, has clinched the Spring Festival box office crown. Encouraged by the movie's plot, many netizens have expressed that they are determined to achieve their fitness goals this year.

1-minute News | Say goodbye to unrequited love! Self-protection mechanism works

When you were young, were you ever trapped in love and couldn't get enough of it? A paper in "Current Biology" reveals that scientists may have discovered an inherent mechanism in the brain that protects us from endless unrequited love. As a result, people are able to rescue themselves from emotional distress and move on with their lives. However, some people feel that this "rational" mechanism may also allow people to miss out on some opportunities. What are your thoughts?

1-minute News | People who just browse without liking may face risks to mental health

Do you click the "like" button beside your friends' tweets or "moments"? Or are you a "silent angel" on social media platforms? Research suggests that your mental health status may correlate with your actions as above. Check out the details!

1-minute News | Anxiety? Insomnia? Find more sour foods!

In a fast-paced life, symptoms such as insomnia and anxiety have always bothered people. Perhaps, as the ancient books say, acidic foods can have an effect on this?

1-minute News | Why is 'seeking da zi' becoming more popular among young people?

Termed “da zi” in Mandarin, meaning “everything can be matched,” temporary partnerships are predicated on selecting like-minded individuals, regardless of gender, and sometimes without prior familiarity. The essence lies in daily communication through platforms like WeChat, even if physical meetings are infrequent or nonexistent.

1-minute News | Harvard research: Secret to longevity is playing mahjong

This Harvard research, carried out in 1938, has studied young people for 80 years, and researchers have found that people's social relationships are the key to longevity.

1-minute News | Kudos to Sichuan! 'We don't even know these specialties,' locals say

Recently, the Sichuan Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism promoted a batch of local specialties on social media, which left locals amazed and exclaiming. Let's take a look at some of the hidden treasures in Sichuan that even locals are unaware of!
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