Why do men often take unflattering photos of their partners? Research indicates that people in love often perceive their partners as more attractive, leading men to potentially overlook when photos they take are unflattering.
Man discovers all three children are not his after four DNA tests After multiple DNA tests revealed none of his three children shared his biological lineage, Wei decided to file for divorce and seek compensation from his wife.
Multiple generations revisit 50 years of memories at Vinamilk exhibition The "50 years of serving Vietnamese aspirations" exhibition attracted over 8,000 visitors in two days, chronicling the journey of the Vietnamese dairy giant from its first milk cans to a global billion-dollar position.
Volvo Car Vietnam supports new school construction and repairs Through the Hope Foundation, Volvo Car Vietnam partners to build a new school site in Lam Dong and repair classrooms in Lai Chau, benefiting nearly 200 students.
Why children may not want to talk to their parents Teenagers might converse less with parents but often prefer confiding in friends, relatives, on social media, or even artificial intelligence.
Reunion after 26 years of abduction by aunt Abducted by his aunt at one year old, Li Songsong endured 26 years of wandering and living in deep forests before reuniting with his biological father.
Why Chinese people speak loudly in public The habit of loud communication in public among Chinese people stems from the unique characteristics of their tonal language, traditional cultural beliefs, and the context of urbanization.
The unexpected advantage of frequent job changers Individuals who frequently change jobs may achieve performance at new companies faster than colleagues, thanks to adaptability gained from each transition.
Xuan Manh's parents recount selling buffalo to buy football shoes for their son Once forced to sell their buffalo to buy football shoes for their son, Pham Thi Ha and her husband now lead a stable life, proudly watching Xuan Manh compete in the ASEAN Cup 2026.
The path to a Ph.D. for a boy who was once kidnapped Kidnapped and missing for 1,050 days, Peng Wenle overcame adversity to graduate from Wuhan University and secure direct admission to a Ph.D. program.
