When we talk about work culture, we often think about grand events and policies. While these elements have their place, true culture grows quietly, in the everyday interactions that shape how people feel at work. It’s in the simple gestures: a warm “Good morning” , pausing to ask “How is your day going?” , or a quick note of appreciation after someone completes a challenging task. These little acts may seem small, but their impact is enormous. They cost nothing, yet they buil

Hair is one of the primary things one notices in a person at the first glance. In contrast to other animals, the purpose of human hair is up for debate. However, hair may be a fantastic aesthetic tool and form of nonverbal communication. One of the most distinctive characteristics of people is their hair colour, which can range from red to black, brown, and blonde. Melanin, a pigment made by neural crest-derived melanocytes, is what gives human hair its colour. The two forms

In the 21st century, the race for power isn’t just about armies, oil, or trade. It’s about ideas  and the patents that protect them. On that battlefield, China has pulled off one of the boldest transformations of our time. In the 1990s, China was still branded as the “world’s factory,” famous for making other people’s products cheaply. Today, it files nearly half of the world’s patents and is home to corporate giants like Huawei, BYD, CATL, Alibaba, and Tencent. But here’s th