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A glass of surinam cherry juice, also familiar as Eugenia uniflora. This fruit rich of melatonin
Vietnam’s hoa sữa (Alstonia scholaris, often called the devil tree or blackboard tree) is an iconic autumn flower in many Vietnamese cities—especially Hanoi. Every year, around September to November, hoa sữa trees bloom with small, pale flowers. They’re not flashy, but they release a strong, sweet, lingering fragrance that can fill entire streets, especially in the evening. For many people, that scent instantly brings back memories of cooler weather, school days, and old neighborhoods, so hoa sữa has become a familiar symbol of Vietnamese urban life. Hoa sữa often appears in songs, poems, and stories as a sign of autumn and nostalgia—a kind of “seasonal perfume” that tells you the year is changing.
Close Up Of Teenage Girl At Home Using Soothe Box Containing Pet Photo, Fidget Toy, Candy Or Sweets, Earphones, Fabric And Scent Spray To Help With Stress And Anxiety
Woman greets asian colleague or potential business partner bows as sign of respect and loyalty. Business people from different ethnic groups demonstrate familiar greetings from their own culture
Small mosque loudspeaker mounted on a short tower structure with a blue sky and white clouds in the background. Commonly used to broadcast the call to prayer and religious announcements, this essential audio equipment is a familiar feature in mosque environments, especially in local communities across Southeast Asia.
A web address bar featuring the familiar terms http and www
A view of a Masai giraffe, featuring its familiar spotted skin pattern.

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