China has one of the oldest continuous civilizations in the world – and with it an immensely rich store of legends. These stories are not just the backdrop to history, but have often acted as a moral compass, political inspiration, or symbolic map of social order.
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People fear them, but nature needs them: How wolves are changing the landscape and us
Long considered a threat, wolves are now proving to be not only predators – but also nature's doctors.
When flapping wings isn't enough: How chaos shapes the world around us
Chaos and unpredictability are fundamental properties of many natural and social systems. The well-known term “butterfly effect” refers to the idea that small changes can trigger huge consequences. But is it really that simple? This article will guide you through the fascinating world of chaos, show its scientific basis, and at the same time debunk popular myths.
10 idyllic places in the world where you don't need a car - just silence, nature and comfortable shoes
In an age when the world is overtaken by honking horns and traffic jams, there are still places where cars are not welcome. And it is there that we find true peace, slowing down and returning to the essence of travel. We present to you a selection of 10 unique destinations from different corners of the world, where instead of gasoline, the smell of the sea, forest or flowers reigns, and instead of road signs, only your own feet guide you.
From industrial island to artistic paradise – Japan
Naoshima, a small island in Japan's Seto Inland Sea, has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent decades. From a once industrial and polluted place, it has become an internationally recognized center of contemporary art. This transformation is the result of the vision and efforts of Benesse Holdings and architect Tadao Ando, who combined art, architecture and nature into a unique whole.