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'Kiss under mistletoe' during Christmas: where does this custom come from and what does it mean?
On Christmas day, Western couples practice to give each other kiss under the mistletoe. But for what?
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Why do holidays leave you stressed?
According to a recent survey on the Psychological Association of the United States, 38% of people said their stress level increased during the holidays.
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The secret of kiss
Kiss is not simply a way of expressing feelings of lovers, but also contains many surprises, bringing health benefits to people.
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Amazing facts that you can only see under X-ray lenses
Human X-ray technology can be said to be a huge step forward, allowing doctors to observe what's going on in the human body without having to puncture everything.
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The ceremony to welcome the new year of the people around the world
In the new year, the Danes will bring all old unused dishes to smash in front of neighbors 'houses. In the new year, the Danes will bring all old unused dishes to smash…
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If you've ever had this experience, your brain is special
Have you ever heard a solo guitar, an immortal drum, or a plaintive piano that felt chill, goosebumps?
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New interesting things discovered about kisses
Every July 6 is honored as International Kissing Day. This special holiday was created by the United Nations in 2006, to promote people's affection in society.
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10 mysterious human behavior can not explain
Why do people kiss, blush or pick their nose? Those are the mysteries of human life that scientists still cannot find answers to.
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Painting by kissing on paper
Artist Alexis Fraser, also known as Lex lipstick, in Canada has created extremely romantic drawings by applying lipstick and kissing paper.
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Startled at the causes of human injustice
Death is an indispensable part of life. Every day, you face a lot of different things and phenomena. And you don't know that hidden among them is endless
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Potential illness behind the kiss
Kissing others can result from mild illnesses such as oral herpes to more serious problems such as viral or mumps meningitis.
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Why do we often close our eyes when we kiss?
Research by British psychologists indicates that the brain cannot process image and emotional data at the same time when kissing.
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Why do people kiss?
She closes her eyes slowly. You put your arm around her waist and pull it close to you. You tilt your head and tighten your lips to your lips. A pervasive feeling numb a…