Bride magazine is a bridal magazine dedicated to women who are confident and pursuing a high quality of life. Bride" aims to pass on international wedding culture information, lead the trend of newlywed fashion, and promote the development of the wedding industry. She analyzes the readers' love life, provides marriage prescriptions for people in love, and explores and shares the fun of love life with readers.

Snopes America's leading website for debunking rumors and hearsay with "true", "false" or "not sure" to mark the truth of a rumor.

The World Food Prize, the highest honor in the field of agriculture, was established in 1986, organized by the World Food Foundation, and is awarded once a year for The World Food Prize is the highest honor in the field of agriculture, established in 1986 and organized by the World Food Foundation, and awarded annually to "the achievements of individuals who have advanced human development by improving the quality, quantity or availability of food in the world. The purpose of the award is to recognize "the achievements of individuals who have advanced human development by improving the quality, quantity or availability of food in the world. Former Chinese Minister of Agriculture He Kang and Yuan Longping, the father of hybrid rice, have received the award.

Tomnod, the famous U.S. crowdsourcing platform launched by satellite operator Digital Earth, helps people better understand the world they live in through the power of crowdsourcing to analyze satellite images. The platform has been involved in emergency response and post-disaster reconstruction efforts for a number of natural and man-made disasters since 2013, including events.

Comcast is the Comcast is the largest cable operator in the United States and the second largest Internet service provider after AT&T. It was founded in 1963 and is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Its business mainly includes: cable TV, broadband network and IP phone services.

Google Weddings (Google Weddings is a wedding planning site for Google lovers, with content including wedding design templates (available on the site), wedding album displays, budgets, site selection, guest lists, music lists, and calculations of guest numbers.

help.com is a CBSi-owned The website is a large platform where users can post their problems or tell their stories to get help from other enthusiastic users.

Playtex Baby (Beyoncé) ) is an American baby brand, as its mother and baby brand, founded in 1932, the main production of breastfeeding series and bottle series of products, including manual massage breast pump, anti-inflation bottles, etc..

The Knot American Popular Wedding Planning The Knot is the leading wedding planning website in the United States, founded in 1996, providing one-stop wedding services.

South by Southwest (South by South by Southwest (SXSW) is a series of film and music-related festivals and conferences in the United States, held annually in Austin, Texas, since 1987.

Randy Pausch Randy Pausch, a professor of computer science who died of pancreatic cancer on July 25, 2008, was famous for his "Last Lecture" and Carnegie Mellon University's "Last Lecture Carnegie Mellon University has also made a tradition of giving "final lectures" - with most of the keynote speakers being retiring professors who are expected to offer their perspectives on life's critical issues.

Wedding Channel (Wedding Channel is a famous wedding website in the United States, created on July 17, 1997, mainly to provide the necessary items for the wedding, and customize the wedding planning for customers.

DIY Network is an American DIY Network is a U.S. channel about home DIY that is part of Scripps Networks Interactive and was created in 1999. The show also airs in Japan and the Philippines.

Real life version of the calendar (Human Calendar) very creative online real calendar site, all the days and weeks are composed of pictures of people.

FreeRice is an online fundraising FreeRice is a charity website founded by John Breen and officially launched in 2007. The site raises money through an English charades game, and if an Internet user does not guess a word, FreeRice donates 10 grains of rice to the World Food Programme.