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Numbered 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and beyond, natural numbers are an integral part of mathematics. The smallest of these numbers is 0.

As extreme weather patterns become increasingly common, many are struggling to find ways to cope. With temperatures in our country rising and cooling far beyond what used to be considered normal for the season, winter often feels like spring and summer can be oppressive and sweltering. How can we prepare for and manage the drastic shifts in climate?

Feeling intimidated by a complicated math problem? Don't worry - with a different approach, you can solve it!

With Tet, the most important holiday in Vietnam, quickly approaching, check out this article for the best and most prestigious nail salons in Ho Chi Minh City for women who want gorgeous nails to show off during the festivities.

Are you wondering how to tell the difference between a Chinese and a Vietnamese label on a piece of fruit? Bach Khoa GREEN has some helpful tips to help you out!

Are mercury thermometers dangerous? How do you handle it if it breaks? Dien May XANH takes an in-depth look at the risks and safety measures for broken mercury thermometers. Read on to find out more!

Discover the 12 principles of teaching children in the traditional Japanese way that parents can learn with Dien May XANH! By instilling these principles when your children are young, you can ensure that they grow up to be obedient, smart and polite, the hallmarks of a successful education in Japan.

Sapodilla, a sweet, delicious fruit, is not suitable for juicing due to its resin content. This substance is difficult to clean once the juice is processed.

Having tried out all those life hacks for a shortcut to success, it appears that not all of them work as promised.

The post-Tet period often proves to be an arduous process, particularly when it involves a large and beautiful tree. The task of clearing away the decorations of Tet can be a laborious one, with the more impressive the tree, the greater the challenge.