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Caricature: Just eating ready-cooked meals

In recent years, a wolf begging for food has become a regular sight along the Qinghai-Tibet Highway in Qinghai Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve. As a result of being constantly fed, this originally skinny and bony wolf has now become so fat that it has even taken the initiative to beg for food from passing cars.

Photos | Houses decorated to celebrate Halloween

Halloween decorations are seen in front of a house across the world.

Essential elements of meaningful life

Most of the troubles in life are usually attributed to two reasons, one is only thinking but not doing, and the other is blind action.

Caricature: Miscalculation

Recently, Taiwan's "Representative to the US", Tah-ray Yui, sparked controversy after stating in an interview with foreign media that "Taiwanese people are ready to fight." The remarks drew significant public backlash. Yang Yongming, a high official in Taiwan, criticized Yui's statement as provocative and inflammatory, heightening cross-strait tensions. He further noted that Yui didn't speak like a senior foreign affairs official or an administrative official who is supposed to maintain cross-strait stability, but more like a spokesman for Taiwan's defense force.

Caricature: Give hands, not guns

On Oct. 21, a shipment of emergency humanitarian medical supplies from China arrived in Beirut. This shipment, totaling 3,601 boxes, includes 65 types of items such as anesthetics, disposable endotracheal tubes, surgical gowns, and oxygen masks.

Journalist's Hands-On Experiences | Tasting HK: A celebration of wine, food, and unspoken bonds

The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival is taking place from Oct. 23 to 27 at the Central Harbourfront Event Space. As a long-awaited foodie and wine enthusiast, I rushed to the bus stop right after work, heading straight for the Central Harbourfront Event Space. I was deeply impressed by not only the rich wine and food booths, but also the diverse, inclusive and welcoming atmosphere, which I think, is just the charm of Hong Kong.

6 simple habits to bring more calm to your life

When you're going to do something, allow yourself enough time to fully consider the various situations that may arise, and envision solutions for them.

Caricature: Killing without remorse

In the early hours of Oct. 14, the Israel Defense Forces conducted an airstrike on refugee tents at the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip. The attack left at least five people dead and around 70 others injured, most of them women and children. Over the past year, Israeli forces have repeatedly targeted medical facilities in Gaza, indiscriminately killing Palestinian civilians.

Bringing passion back to life: Finding joy in everyday moments

We recognize our own efforts but also recognize our own shortcomings. One failure does not mean anything, the important thing is to be able to bravely start again after the failure.

Caricature: Face-swap scams

Hong Kong police have arrested 27 people for allegedly carrying out romance scams using deepfake face-swapping technology in a Hung Hom industrial building.

Caricature: Train robbery

In the United States, flash robberies, commonly known as "zero-dollar shopping," have occurred frequently in recent years.

Caricature: Fall on deaf ears

On Oct. 10, Israel attacked three camps of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon in southern Lebanon. According to Italian media, two of them were Italian camps.

Caricature: Hard-hearted

U.S. aviation giant Boeing has nearly been hit by frequent production aircraft accidents and tens of thousands of large-scale strikes, with a third-quarter loss of up to US$5 billion. Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said on Oct. 11 (local time) that the company will lay off 17,000 employees, or 10 percent of its global workforce, including senior management, managers and general employees, and will delay delivery of its first 777X aircraft by one year.

Caricature: Homeless masterpieces

According to a report by The Guardian, over the 10 years from 2010 to 2020, local government spending on museums and galleries in the UK has fallen by 27%.

Company you keep shapes who you become | Staying close to excellence

Working with reliable people makes you feel at peace and ease; reliable people respond to everything, give feedback, and take responsibility for every task to the end.
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