Reciprocity in Social Relationships

Ever thought that many things might just be an excuse to meet up.

What matters isn’t the gift, but the exchange itself. If that’s the case, you might realize the arrogance of your past.

The person doesn’t show, but the gift does. No problem, just deliver the gift for me. But in reality, what the other party needs is for you to be there. The gift or money is just a gesture of goodwill—give as much as you feel comfortable with. The key question is: do you have them on your mind?

A Volunteer’s Daily Life in the Pandemic

Positive energy is “contagious.” The number of community volunteers is doubling, and more and more colleagues, friends, and neighbors are signing up to serve as volunteers. The daily increase in COVID-19 cases can’t keep pace with the growing ranks of volunteers—could we really waver in our confidence to overcome the pandemic?

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Self-Driving Cars Get Official Road Approval

I always felt like autonomous driving would gradually hit the roads in the next few years, and now it seems DiDi might be ahead of Baidu? Hard to say for sure, though—DiDi is mainly focused on ride-hailing (so that’s one more option off the table for folks over 35…). I’m really hoping fully self-driving cars come to market. Maybe they’ll just sell the autonomous driving systems? It feels like we’re truly living through an intelligent revolution.

DiDi Autonomous Driving Hits Roads in Guangzhou

Suggestive Marketing: Leveraging Celebrity Names

A cereal company overseas hired lookalikes of famous people to test its product, then used those celebrities’ names for marketing. The product sold well, but to avoid legal trouble, the company later took down the related content.

Here are some ads that viewers saved after seeing them

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