Some remedies do not come from bottles.
They come from kitchens.
When the weather turns cold and the air feels heavier than usual, the body often sends quiet signals: a dry throat, a blocked nose, a head that feels wrapped in fog. In many places, the first response is medicine. But in China, especially in families who still hold onto … Read More
Sometimes, danger doesn’t knock on the door.
It slips quietly into your pocket.
Every morning, millions of people wake up, tie their shoes, and tap a familiar icon on their iPhone. A fitness app. A promise of health. A record of steps, heartbeats, calories burned. It feels harmless—helpful, even. After all, what could be wrong with an app that encourages … Read More
There are moments on the road when everything feels ordinary. The engine hums, the asphalt stretches endlessly ahead, and your thoughts drift somewhere between destinations. Then, in a split second, everything changes. A loud bang. The steering wheel jerks. Panic creeps in. A tire blowouts.
Anyone can experience a tire blowout. It does not ask whether you are careful or … Read More
There are moments on the road when everything feels quiet. The engine hums softly, the asphalt stretches forward like a promise, and your eyes naturally focus ahead. In moments like these, many drivers forget something small, something hanging silently above the windshield: the rearview mirror.
In the style of Tere Liye, let us begin with a simple truth—life, just like … Read More
Floods come quietly at first.
A little water on the road. A slowing engine. Then suddenly, everything changes.
Across many regions in Indonesia, floods and tidal waves have submerged homes, streets, and unfortunately—cars. When floodwater rises fast, panic often follows. And in panic, mistakes happen. Mistakes that can silently destroy your vehicle forever.
If your car has been submerged in … Read More
