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Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The soundtrack across the series has always impressed me, even though I can't really tell one installment's music apart from another.

No. But as time goes by, what we call love or a secret crush gradually becomes a luxury. In the end, everyday life always comes down to the basic necessities.

Most of the time, we don’t really know what kind of person we truly like. Love and marriage often involve compromise, and as we grow older, it may be less about “settling” than realizing that the diff

For Android users, I have to recommend an unexpectedly great tool I recently discovered: Microsoft Launcher. Besides integrating many Microsoft services, it also offers a large collection of beautiful

Yes: the MacBook Air. Aside from having slightly lower specs, it’s the only laptop on this planet whose build quality and design are on the same level as the MacBook Pro.

While trying to remove Alibaba’s alipaladin64.sys file and service, I came across Autoruns. It’s an official Microsoft Sysinternals tool that can view, monitor, and disable nearly all auto-starting pr

Microsoft’s current president, Satya Nadella, once shared a story about his own family: behind his successful public image are a daughter with learning difficulties and a child with cerebral palsy. Hi

Generally speaking, it may be better to think about it from a different angle—unless she has a special interest in digital products.

Use automation tools to batch convert PDFs.

Adult-only topics, gossiping about others, rude and crude language, and expressions of worry or anxiety are all things best not said in front of children, because they may absorb and magnify them.

I once read a sci-fi story called One-Day Prison, and there should be a similar film as well. It’s about being trapped in the same day with no way out, repeating endlessly.

Keep asking why. Deliberately push yourself to ask why about every issue from different angles. Don’t blindly trust charts and conclusions that merely seem reasonable. Pay close attention to premises