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'O Sole Mio is a Neapolitan song written in 1898. It is composed by Eduardo di Capua and Alfredo Mazzucchi (composers) with Giovanni Capurro as the lyricist. It was also the most representative work of the Italian operatic tenor, Luciano Pavarotti.

The copyright of the melody will not become public domain until it expires in 2042.

"The weeds creep with dewdrops in the field. And there is a beautiful girl with bright eyes." It is a line from a poem in the "Classic of Poetry." The poem contains two chapters and uses the writing technique of reiterative sentences. With excellent wording and neat arrangement, the poem describes a young man who encountered a beautiful girl and fell in love with her, firing the audience's imagination about romance.

A signature piece of Svart's renowned artist Lucian. This piece was once in the collection of the Haspran Family, it was later donated to the Svart National Art Gallery to be put on permanent display. "Devour" describes Svartian folklore: The titan that once ruled the earth became enraged and started to devour its people.

It is unknown who the original author of "Heart Medicine" is, but it is said to be a mysterious noble in the Middle Ages. The piece tells the story of a psychiatrist and a lawyer working together to save a patient and falling in love with one another in the process. Due to its intrinsic details in describing the symptoms of the patient, the piece is a very useful reference. On top of that, its content is fulfilling and interesting. This piece is widely praised by those who work in the medical field.

The poem of the same name is written by Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva, known as "the greatest Russian poet of the 20th century." Her poems often focus on the themes of life and death, love, art, and the times. Her poems have been praised as immortal and monumental. The song was adapted from the poem by an unknown band, which has since disbanded. Therefore, the stories behind its creation are lost.

"It's Big Brain Time" is a combined production by Stellis TV and Pax Pictures. With Marius as the director, this public interest challenge show aims to promote awareness for Alzheimer's while raising funds for Alzheimer's research and care facilities. After the show was aired, a heated discussion began on social media, creating a trend surrounding Alzheimer's. Marius and Pax's reputation saw a considerable increase.

"Little Thieves" is a romantic piece by the famous artist William-Adolphe Bouguereau. The painting depicts a scene where a mother is holding her daughter up in the air. Bouguereau's delicate work perfectly portrays the natural beauty of women and the posture of a mother's love. The painting is elegant, and romantic, portraying the strong emotion and bond between mother and child.

"Nach dem Fest" is a poem written by German poet Hermann Hesse in 1913 and published by Heilbronn Eugen Salzer in the 1914 collection "Music of the Lonely."
"Whether it is the greatest good or the greatest evil — the poor soul loves it. Whether it is pain or pleasure — it burns only for the sake of burning." Luke's mother made slight revisions when quoting.

"Penn the Pony" is a television cartoon produced by Stellis TV. The story revolves around the daily adventures of Penn the Pony and its family, whether they be thrilling or warm and loving. The simple plot contains deep philosophy, and the tone of the whole series is widely praised. "Penn the Pony" has been popular with parents and children since its release due to its simple plot development and how it conveys correct values. The pony, named Penn, is now the most famous pony in Stellis.

"Plain and Peaceful" is written by Jiang Ping, who is locally renowned. It tells the love story of the author and his wife from their youth to their late years. Its plot is as calm as water, without any twists and turns. Exquisitely written with touching details, it details the plain and peaceful love between the author and his wife.

"Pygmalion" is a play by Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw. Shaw attacks the class consciousness of England at the time with his acrid portrayal of a linguistics professor named Higgins. He trained Eliza, a flower girl, to mingle with the upper class and be accepted by the aristocracy. It was later adapted into films, stage plays, and other art forms.

In Greek mythology, Pygmalion was the king of Cyprus who was very good at sculpture. He put all his passion, energy and love into carving a beautiful ivory maiden, naming her Galatea. Pygmalion begged the gods to turn Galatea human so that she could be his wife. Aphrodite, the goddess of love, was so moved by Pygmalion's determination that she gave Galatea life.

Artem quoted this from "Sand and Foam," a famous book by Kahlil Gibran.
An original excerpt is as follows: ... On my way to the Holy City, I met another pilgrim and I asked him, "Is this indeed the way to the Holy City?"
And he said, "Follow me, and you will reach the Holy City in a day and a night."
And I followed him. And we walked many days and many nights, yet we did not reach the Holy City.
And to my surprise, he became angry with me because he had misled me.
Make me, oh God, the prey of the lion, ere You make the rabbit my prey.
One may not reach the dawn save by the path of the night.
...

Seeing You Carry Plants In is a work of literature written by American poet Robert Bly.

At the end of the poem, Robert writes, "Your voice is water open beneath stars, collected from abundant rain, gone to low places. The night is moist, the ground wet, air still, trees silent, and tonight I love you."

It tells the story of a young lawyer named Hopkins who accidentally stumbles upon various strange cases and assists the police in solving them. Hopkins and his assistant Ellen display their professionalism in law and extraordinary observational skills in the process of solving the cases. The two also slowly develop feelings for one another throughout the process of the cases. This series is still ongoing.

Sunflowers is the name of two series of still life paintings by Vincent van Gogh. The more commonly-known series is the second series executed from 1888 - 1889 in Arles, showing a bouquet of sunflowers in a vase. The series features three, five, twelve, and fifteen sunflowers in a vase. The pieces are divided up and kept at Sompo Japan Museum of Art in Tokyo, Japan, Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, United States, National Gallery in London, England, and Neue Pinakothek in Munich, Germany.

Out of the seven paintings of sunflowers, one was destroyed in WWII, and three are repetitions of the others in the series.

This passage is from German novelist Franz Kafka's unfinished book, "The Castle," which has a mysterious, nightmarish atmosphere with profound meaning throughout.
This passage reads:
"...what keeps me from you even though I can't think of any greater happiness
than to be with you all the time, without interruption, endlessly, even though I feel
that here in this world there's no undisturbed place for our love, neither in the village
nor anywhere else. And I dream of a grave, deep and narrow, where we could clasp each
other in our arms as with iron bars, and I would hide my face in you and you would hide
your face in me, and nobody would ever see us any more."

Written by French author Alexandre Dumas, it tells the story of Edmond Dantes, who was falsely imprisoned for 14 years. After escaping, he finds a treasure and becomes the "Count of Monte Cristo," swearing revenge on those who wronged him. It has received critical acclaim and has been adapted into film, TV shows, drama, and so on.

The words that Neil Hume said to Artem Wing were adapted from "The Interaction of Law and Religion," a famous book by Harold Berman.
An original excerpt is as follows: Law without faith degenerates into legalism. Faith without law degenerates into religiosity. Law has to be believed in, or it will not work.

"In the crowd once and again, I searched for him in vain. But then, when suddenly I turn, I find him there where lanterns dimly burn." Is a line from the famous poem "The Lantern Festival Night - to the tune of Green Jade Table" by Xin Qiji of the Southern Song Dynasty of ancient China. With its masterful use of language, this poem describes the gorgeous scenery and vibrantly colorful lanterns of the Lantern Festival, leaving a lasting impression upon all who read it.

Commonly referred to as The Night Watch, the name of the painting is actually Militia Company of District II under the Command of Captain Frans Banninck Cocq, also known as The Shooting Company of Frans Banning Cocq and Willem van Ruytenburch. It is currently in the collection of the Amsterdam Museum.

"The Rose of France," directed by the well-known independent director Qi Anshan, is a remake of the 1986 film "Betty Blue."

The film tells the story of a couple who fall in love, enraptured by the romance of life, but are ultimately separated due to the chaos of life. Using the original work as a foundation, the film boldly added more detailed descriptions and characters, making the plot more complex and diverse. The industry has been debating the comparison between the film's artistic achievements when compared to the original.

Turandot was the final work by famous Italian opera composer, Giacomo Puccini. The opera, which is three acts, is the love story between Prince Calaf and Princess Turandot.

In the story, any suitor who wanted to obtain permission to marry Turandot would have to solve three riddles. Any single wrong answer will result in the suitor's execution. Turandot's beauty attracted many suitors, but every single one of them was executed. Calaf, also attracted by Turandot's beauty, was the only one to answer all the riddles correctly. Turandot could not accept her defeat, so Calaf offered her a way out. If she could guess his name by sunrise, he would accept death. In an effort to obtain his name, Turandot captured his father and servant, torturing them to no avail. In the end, Calaf persuaded Turandot to marry him with a kiss. Eventually, his name was revealed to be "love."

"Witness for the Prosecution," directed by Billy Wilder, is based on a novel by author Agatha Christie.

The film tells the story of Sir Wilfrid, a well-known criminal defense lawyer in London. He is defending Vole, a client involved in a murder case. The film showcases a comprehensive view of the courts and jury system in western countries. It is considered to be an excellent legal film due to its humorous characters, strong British cultural atmosphere, and perfect plot structure.

Aaron is Luke's primary physician. While Aaron appears to be a doctor of a hospital in Stellis City, he is actually a medical doctor for the National Security Bureau. With a passion for detective novels, Aaron uses his alternative identity, Sphynx, in order to challenge and defeat misfit detectives who walk on the wrong side of the law.

This is a sci-fi romance film that was directed by Richard Curtis which screened in 2013.

In the movie, the protagonist Tim discovers he has the ability to travel through time. He uses this ability over and over until he's able to marry the love of his life, Mary.

Tim met a girl named Mary at a party. However, his attempt to help another person caused him to miss this encounter. To prevent this from happening, he went back in time again to meet her at the party again. The two of them started dating, and they eventually got married and had kids.

Tim needed to keep his ability a secret, so he kept it hidden, even from Mary. Their marriage was filled with many problems that Tim solved with his ability. It wore him down until his father inspired him to live each day as if it was his last.

This prompted Tim to use his ability less and less, for he understood that cherishing every moment with Mary was more important.

There are many memorable quotes from the movie, such as: "I just try to live every day as if I've deliberately come back to this one day to enjoy it as if it was the final day of my extraordinary life." Another memorable quote is: "We're all traveling through time together every day of our lives. All we can do is do our best to relish this remarkable ride."

The Abu Simbel Temples, built by the Egyptian pharaoh Ramesses II, are two massive rock-cut temples. The most amazing spectacle of the temples is that the rays of the sunlight would penetrate the sanctuary and illuminate the sculptures twice a year. People would gather on those two days to witness the symbol of Ramesses II's supreme authority and glory. It was later discovered that this "spectacle" was the intended effect and was achieved with the aid of knowledge from astrology, geography, mathematics, and physics.

Acropolis of Athens, commonly known as "The Acropolis," was the most outstanding ancient architectural complex in Greece. It is located on the Acropolis hill in the center of Athens. Built in 580 BC, the Acropolis is not only a comprehensive public building, but also the center of religious politics, symbolizing the mythology and religion of Greece's prosperous civilization.

Adrenocortical hormones may trigger dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system, resulting in increased blood pressure, difficulty breathing, weakness, dizziness, and other symptoms of anxiety. It can be adjusted through relaxation training. If necessary, psychotherapy and medication can be prescribed to improve mental state.

From the 15th century to the 17th century, this early modern period, known as the Age of Discovery or Age of Exploration, was when sea-faring European nations explored regions across the globe in search of new trade routes and partners. Europe's new capitalism developed rapidly through maritime trade.

Airport District is one of the municipal districts located in east Stellis along the coastline. It was originally named Stellis Harbor and belonged to the Golden Beach Industrial Zone. Stellis Harbor was critical to Stellis' international trade, bringing huge economic benefits. Aside from that, it exposed the city to cultural customs from overseas and changed Stellis into a unique combination of the east and west.

In the late 1930s, Stellis was undergoing massive development and had an airport built in Stellis Harbor, which had been separated from Golden Beach Industrial Zone into its own district. The new century brought about the official change to the district's name, Airport District. Meanwhile, construction had begun on a high-speed railway hub. Its completion would transform the district into a super hub that incorporates all forms of transportation and commerce.

Sometimes, you can still hear whispers of its forgotten name, Stellis Harbor, among the old citizens. Seafood barbecue food carts, agate night markets, and foreign pop songs on tape recorders have all become unforgettable memories from those times.

ATV, or All-Terrain Vehicles, are motorized vehicles with simple but practical designs. As the name implies, these vehicles are primarily designed for off-road use, which means they are equipped with wide and strong grip tires. It can easily traverse difficult terrains, such as sand, forest, or streams. Operating these vehicles will require you to have a driver's license and wear the proper safety gear. Be sure to listen properly to instructions!

Alzheimer's disease, or simply Alzheimer's, is a neurodegenerative disease that usually starts slowly and gradually worsens over time.

The most common early symptom is difficulty in remembering recent events. As the disease advances, symptoms can include problems with language, disorientation, mood swings, loss of motivation, self-neglect, and behavioral issues. As a person's condition declines, they often withdraw from family and society. Gradually, bodily functions are lost, ultimately leading to death.

Amma Savanna is the largest savanna in Tambyani, surrounding the Imana Rainforest in the shape of a horseshoe. It is a Tambyani playground for the large animals that roam the savanna. Every year starting from March and lasting until October, the savanna welcomes the rainy season. The dry season starts from November and lasts until February. The luscious green savanna during the rainy season is a stark contrast to the withered vegetation during the dry season.

Many tourists favor visiting the savanna during the rainy season, so Tambyani is offering a round-trip train ride across the country to provide tourists with a sightseeing experience.

The Doll's house, also known as the Antique Toy Shop, was popular among nobles of the Kingdom of Svart during the 16 - 19th centuries. Much of its internal furnishings recreate the lifestyle of the upper class at the time. It was originally used by nobles as gifts for their children. With the improvement in artistry, the aesthetic value of the Antique Toy Shop became increasingly valued and it is now a highly sought-after collector's item.

Anne Winston (February 3, 1920 - May 28, 2008) was an American amateur street photographer. She became known as Eye of the City due to her ability to capture the mid-century urban dynamic of major US cities in her works.
Anne was born in England and brought to New York by her family at the age of 3. As an adult, she worked for over 30 years as an aged care worker, and 80,000 photo negatives were discovered following her death. In 2011, a local historian named Jason unexpectedly got hold of her belongings, and only then were her photographic works researched and made widely known. Anne's legendary story was fought over by various major media groups and has been unanimously recognized by the photography industry.

Anomic suicide refers to the destruction of the inherent relationship between the individual and society, for example, the loss of a job, relatives, lovers, friends, or other fixed social relations. These major changes are often unbearable to the individual, resulting in a sense that they're losing control of their life. In the end, they choose suicide.

Aplastic anemia is a complicated syndrome of bone marrow hematopoietic dysfunction, which belongs to refractory anemia. The disease is characterized by hypoplasia of bone marrow hematopoietic cells and peripheral blood pancytopenia. Patients usually present with anemia, bleeding and infection. Currently, this disease is common in young adults. The disease can be divided into severe and non-severe, as well as acute and chronic.

Although the disease is extremely dangerous, it is not fatal, provided patients cooperate with the treatment. It is only through correct medical treatment that patients can be cured.

Artem Wing, 29, senior attorney, born on April 26th, 182cm, blood type A. He graduated from the Law School of Stellis University with a doctorate degree in law and passed the state's bar exam with flying colors.

Artem was recruited by Celestine to join Themis Law Firm as a senior partner in 2026. He has been the firm's ace attorney who can handle all types of cases and was regarded as a generalist rarely seen in the field.

Artem Wing is currently the youngest senior attorney in Stellis City.

Although Artem came from a family of law where both of his parents are renowned figures in the field, no one would attribute his success to his parents due to his own extraordinary capabilities and achievements. According to the statistics from the Big Data Lab, having a court winning rate of 99.0%, Artem has long surpassed his parents in fame and reputation. Artem Wing is undoubtedly a bright rising start in the legal field.

Atlantis Grand Hotel is situated at the center of Crystal Island, within the Crystal Resort and adjacent to White Sand Beach. The hotel's restaurants are a specialty and well known on the island. In addition, the hotel's entertainment area is also widely praised by tourists as the "best place to relax."

Auroras are plasma phenomena that mainly occur in the high latitudes. When a geomagnetic storm occurs, auroras may also be seen in low latitudes.

The color of the aurora is dependent on the amount of nitrogen and oxygen in the air. Auroras are commonly found to be red, green, yellow, or blue. They're quite the spectacle!

Autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease is a very rare type of recessive hereditary disease that affects one in twenty thousand carriers. Emerging symptoms in younger patients will primarily show in the kidneys, whereas emerging symptoms in adolescent patients primarily show in the liver. This disease has a high chance to cause kidney failure and ultimately resulting in the patient's death.

Bakerlon is a country with abundant natural mineral resources. A hundred years ago, the mining industry played an important role in the economic survival of Bakerlon. Afterward, while putting its mineral resources into industrial development, Bakerlon continually invested human and financial resources. Over time, it transformed its key industry from heavy manufacturing to a high-tech, emerging industry. Nowadays, it has become one of the most developed countries in the northern continent.

Baldr Legal Office, located in Waterfront of Stellis, is the most well-known law firm in the city.

It was founded by Howard Syter and William Lewis together and currently has over a thousand employees. Since Ingrid Rosworth joined the company, she has brought the company to new heights. Baldr Legal Office is dedicated to putting clients first in their pursuit of excellence and committed to casting light in every corner of the city.

Barosk is a small country famous for its agriculture and wine making. Surrounded by mountains on three sides, forests cover more than half of the country. This unique terrain creates a pleasant climate that is favored by many tourists.

It is worth mentioning that wine making in Barosk dates back to over a thousand years. As such, wine is deeply engraved into its very culture. Many wineries have retained traditional wine making techniques, creating a unique fragrance that is treasured by wine lovers.

Located in Barosk, Bergandi is known as the "World Wine Center" and is famous internationally for its rich wines. There are over 4,000 wineries and castles located in Bergandi. The Bergandi Wine Association hosts grand international wine tasting events every year, attracting numerous internationally renowned wine critics and wine lovers.

Bipolar disorder, previously known as manic depression, is a mental disorder characterized by periods of depression and abnormally elevated moods. One out of two people with bipolar disorder attempts suicide at least once during their lifetime. The annual average suicide rate is 0.4%, which is 10 - 20 times that of the general population.

Bird Spring is inlaid between the Sunglow Mountain and Emerald River. With a radius of more than 100 square meters and a depth of seven meters, it is a type of fissure spring formed on the fracture zone in the outcrop area of granite rocks. The spring water gushes out from the gravel and collects in the azure pool. Legend has it that every April and May in ancient times, thousands of bird species would rest near the spring. The sunlight would shine on the myriad of colorful birds flying together, hence the name.

"When Wen Qiao passed through Niu Zhuji, he heard music from under the river, which looked deep and immeasurable. Numerous monsters were rumored to be living under the water. Wen Qiao quickly lit up a rhinoceros horn and held it to the water. As he expected, he saw many strange monsters coming to put out the fire."
Extracted from "Bizarre Gardens," written by Liu Jingshu. It has recorded many mysteries.

Blizzard Villa is an ancient manor located deep in the Yuchen Mountain. Fifty years ago, Nolan Zeng bought the house from a local businessman and converted it into his home and collection room, naming it Blizzard Villa.
It is said that the villa is also home to the priceless antiques and treasures collected by the Zeng Family over the past decades. The snow mountain is steep and located in a remote area, with only one mountain trail leading up to the villa. Therefore, Blizzard Villa is perfectly secured, and few thieves dare plan to steal anything from the villa.