Rating: 95/100. It really gives me alternative ways to go sightseeing without physically going, especially in the age of social distance. It is very useful for our group as case study!😉

Rating: 90/100. The article is very interesting. But 90 marks are all due to the detailed procedures! I can really know that enough experiments are needed for a successful invention!

Rating: 95/100. The video is very short, but the props and dialogue are all very hilarious. I truly think that this element can be included into our virtual tour which requires filming.🙂

Rating: 90/100. What it tells is thought-provoking. That keeps me thinking of a quote 'a lucky man will be cured for lifelong by his childhood, and an unlucky one has to recover from childhood for lifelong.'

Rating:70/100. The so-called 'stimulation treatment'- using your bed just for sleeping instead of watching telly. Some of my friends with insomnia found this in fact cannot help.

Rating: 80/100. This article surprises me, as it includes the ways for university students to get away with or alleviate stress, which are pretty much helpful though.

Rating: 85/100. This article not only introduces what to eat and how to eat healthily in our daily life, but also provides corresponding links for food choice, though it's for US.

Rating:70/100. This video makes me confusing, as I am not sure whether author is nutritional expertise or not. If not, it may lead to orthorexia in teens if they go too far.

Rating: 95/100. It's 5 minutes to midnight- that's what I heard in the past. I can't imagine actually the wordings become '2 minutes' in 2019, possibly due to climate change.

Rating: 80/100. In this article, I can really reach out to the ASEAN countries, which is suffering in depression, bipolar affective disorder, schizophrenia, dementia and borderline personality disorder.