Readings in English

• ·7 Japanese Anti-Aging Secrets to Look Young Even After Your 50s!   （2019-09-04）
• ·Why do we say “God Bless You,” when we sneeze?   （2018-12-17）
• ·These Traditionally Male Names Are Becoming More Popular For Girls   （2018-09-28）
• ·For some women in China, ‘love markets’ are the last resort to find a husbandFor some women in China, ‘love markets’ are the last resort to find a husband   （2018-09-25）
• ·10 things about Harvard graduates: Liberals, virgins and iPhones   （2018-06-08）
• ·Many women with common breast cancer can safely skip chemo, study says   （2018-06-04）
• ·Should you trust your gut?   （2018-05-28）
• ·The Ten Most Beautiful Letters in the World   （2018-04-28）
• ·Life advice from teens who are changing the world   （2018-04-02）
• ·How Americanisms are killing the English language   （2017-12-29）
• ·Should we drop the term ‘millenial’?   （2017-12-07）
• ·The Compelling Case for Working Less   （2017-12-06）
• ·Robot automation will 'take 800 million jobs by 2030'   （2017-11-30）
• ·The importance of financial literacy for a secure future   （2017-10-27）
• ·Is there an upside to having no social life?   （2017-10-17）
• ·The Future of the RMB as an International Currency   （2017-10-09）
• ·Why today's teens are taking longer to grow up   （2017-09-25）
• ·The futureis almost here… it's both scary and exciting.   （2017-09-19）
• ·How to avoid writing irritating email   （2017-09-06）
• ·What’s cuffing season? 14 Tinder-era dating terms you should know.   （2017-09-06）
• ·From ‘moor-gallop’ to ‘Northern nanny’, ‘stoating’ to ‘specking’, British English has hundreds of words for weather – and no, not all of them mean ‘rain’. Christine Ro investigates.   （2017-09-01）
• ·Future-proof: How today’s artificial intelligence solutions are taking government services to the next frontier   （2017-09-01）
• ·The many upsides of a happy workforce   （2017-07-06）
• ·How to get ahead in the era of the show-off   （2017-06-21）
• ·Why British English is full of silly-sounding words   （2017-06-21）