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According to historical records, the number of ancient Chinese concubines who had children was not much. Did they really have to fight fiercely like in palace dramas?
Chinese researchers discovered that Bach Muc Huong (also known as agarwood incense), a species of plant in the Agarwood family, has the ability to prevent malignant tumo…
According to scientists, this fireplace is specially designed to stay warm all night.
According to popular belief, the altar is a sanctuary where living people commemorate the deceased, pay homage as well as point to the source.
There are lots of mosquitoes in the summer, one of the easiest and most convenient mosquito repellent and mosquito repellent measures that people often use is mosquito r…
An invention made 1000 years earlier than Da Vinci's invention in Europe, a sophisticated design that protects the environment.
Scientists have come up with a list of items we are using every day that contain toxic substances that can cause serious illness.
Marijuana residues were found in ancient tombs in the mountains of western China, the earliest evidence of the use of this plant.
When worshiping the Kitchen God, if the family does not have its own army of worshiping shrines, it is necessary to burn incense at the altar to worship the gods or the…
Civet, male deer, beaver ... all carry the essential musk to create unique perfume bottles.
A team of scientists at Hebrew University of Jerusalem has discovered a way to increase the scent of flowers and implant the scent in odorless flowers.
Scientists have discovered the tomb of a noble woman who lived about 4,500 years ago with many jewelry and costumes with 1,500 pearl beads and 100 pendants made from ani…
An ancient vase is defined in the early days of Champa culture (192-1306 SCN), dating from the 5th century.
Queen Hatshepsut can rule the country like any male pharaoh but as a woman, she has a characteristic hobby: perfume.
Four new species of Scented wood were described based on the specimens collected in Cambodia during the 2014 survey of botanists of the Institute of Tropical Biology und…