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WE's Stunning Resurgence: A Testament to Perseverance in the Esports Arena
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WE's Stunning Resurgence: A Testament to Perseverance in the Esports Arena

WE战队, once the holder of the record for the most consecutive losses in the LPL summer season with 12 defeats, had lost the hope of many. However, the team did not give up and instead underwent adjustments and made efforts to find their rhythm and state. As the season progressed, WE began to showcase their strength, particularly their core players like Taeyoon and Monki, who played a crucial role in their success.

The Body's Desperate Cry for Help: Warning Signs of Long-Term Sleep Deprivation
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The Body's Desperate Cry for Help: Warning Signs of Long-Term Sleep Deprivation

The habit of staying up late has become a common phenomenon among young people, with many sacrificing sleep for work, study, or entertainment. However, this lifestyle choice can have severe consequences on our health, including an increased risk of cancer. According to recent research, sleeping less than 7 hours a night can increase the risk of cancer by 69%, while sleeping less than 6 hours a night can increase the risk by 41%. The International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified "disruption of the circadian rhythm" as a 2A carcinogen, highlighting the importance of maintaining a regular sleep schedule.

Xiaohongshu Abolishes Big Week, Small Week System in Bid to Optimize Work Culture
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Xiaohongshu Abolishes Big Week, Small Week System in Bid to Optimize Work Culture

The cancellation of the "大小周" (big week and small week) system by 小红书 (Xiaohongshu) is expected to have significant implications for the company's employees and the broader tech industry. According to reports, the cancellation will result in a 15% to 20% reduction in income for employees, as the two small weeks in a month are paid at double the usual rate, equivalent to an extra four days of pay.