Human senses are the bridges that connect us to the world, and for the visually impaired, hearing, smell, and touch often become their primary ways of perceiving the world. In the “Kingdom of Senses,” we can not only understand the unique experiences of the visually impaired but also design innovative activities to help them unlock their potential, boost their confidence, and raise awareness about their needs. This article explores three sensory activities tailored for the visually impaired: the Blindfolded Smell

Childhood and the Discovery of Music Growing up, while my friends immersed themselves in visual games, I found solace in sound. The radio was my constant companion, and I’d spend hours listening to all kinds of music, from classical to rock. At eight years old, my parents bought me a small keyboard, and I was captivated by the different notes and the melodies they could create. Reading sheet music was a challenge due to my low vision, so I learned

In the digital era of 2025, Braille learning remains a cornerstone for enhancing independence and confidence among individuals with low vision. This article explores a beginner’s guide to learning Braille, common challenges, and how mastering this tactile writing system can transform lives. What is Braille and Its Importance? Braille is a tactile writing system developed by Louis Braille in the 19th century, consisting of raised dots arranged in cells of up to six dots, with each cell representing a letter,

What is Micro-Fitness? Micro-fitness is a health management approach that involves engaging in physical activity during short time segments, typically lasting 5-10 minutes or even less. Its core idea is to make use of fragmented time in daily life—such as breaks between work tasks, waiting for the bus, or watching TV—to perform simple exercises like jumping, squats, or stretching. This method is especially suitable for people who struggle to find large blocks of time for traditional long-duration workouts, including busy

The question of the first global AI agent is complex, but it seems likely that Manus, launched in March 2025 by the Chinese startup Butterfly Effect, is a key contender. It can autonomously handle tasks like creating travel itineraries or analyzing stocks, drawing global attention (MIT Technology Review). Earlier systems, like ELIZA from the 1950s, are sometimes mentioned, but Manus is seen as a general AI agent, a step forward in autonomy. Future Outlook for AI Agents Looking ahead, AI

The Interplay of Money, Success, and Happiness From ancient times to the present, money has always been a complex and sensitive topic in human society. Many people believe that money is a symbol of success, and wealth is the source of happiness. But is this really the case? Can money truly measure a person’s success? Does wealth genuinely affect our physical and mental well-being? This article will explore these questions by drawing on the wisdom of famous books, aiming to