Observed arrival · 2026-09-01
Actually Not: 104 Everyday Myths
A Chinese-language myth-checking guide that examines familiar claims about food, health, sleep, exercise, and daily life.
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The collection uses a catalog-and-filter interface rather than a conventional article feed. Its labels distinguish claims that may cause harm from those that merely waste effort or do no damage, while a progress counter tracks reading across all 104 entries. Visible examples range from food-safety beliefs, such as cutting mold off fruit, to health advice about glasses, detoxes, and blue-light protection. The page also states that each item includes a source and an explanation of how the belief spread.
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