Jia Wen's World

 Zero, a 15 year old boy with no hair, little food, and a big dream, lives in the centre of a packed refugee camp encircled by wire fences, sand, and distant gunfire. In a corner of the camp, Zero mixes powders in broken cups in an attempt to use science to end hunger while others wait in queue for their daily rations. He isn't a soldier. He is not armed. However, Zero is retailing in his own unique way with a single, potent invention "the Hunger Pill" in a world where war has taken food, homes, and families.     When war is broke out, the small rural village where Zero was born was destroyed. He and his mother fled to the camp with no only what they could carry after his father vanished in the confusion. They now reside in a tent that has been patched with plastics sheets and old blankets. There are a lot of  hungry kids with swollen bellies and exhausted eyes in the dusty, crowded camp.  There is never enough food. It can occasionally be rice. Sometimes it's j...

 Have you ever imagined what life will be like without WATER? 💧 Not just no water to drink, but no water to cook, shower, clean, or even flush the toilet. It's hard to imagine, right? But I don't have to imagine it anymore. Because I've experienced it! 😓     It happened a few months ago, when my town suddenly faced a water crisis. At first, everyone though it would last a few hours, but the hours turned into days! As a student, I never thought water would affect my daily life this much. Suddenly, everything became difficult, like waking up without water to brush my teeth, skipping showers, and even having to reuse the water just to wash my hands. Our kitchen couldn't function, we had to save every drop of bottled water we had. School? Close indefinitely, because there was no way to keep students safe or clean. And I keep thinking: If it's this hard for me as a student, how terrible must it be for a hospital? For patients needing clear water to survive? For babies ...

To YOU, what is the sea? 🌊🌍 For me, the sea has always been a place of beauty and wonder. When I was a child, I thought the ocean was a magical realm beneath the waves, gentle yet mysterious. I used to spend hours watching documentaries, in awe of the vibrant corals, elegant sea turtles, and the enormous but kind whale sharks that seemed to float through the deep blue with ease. I used to think of the ocean as a place of refuge, unaffected by the problems of the outside world. However, my perception of the ocean evolved as I got older. News reports and viral images of plastic-filled coastlines, marine life entangled in fishing nets, and coral reefs bleached white by heat started to catch my attention. I discovered that even the ocean's pH and temperature were changing, gradually endangering all life within it. It appeared as though the once-bright blue was turning to grey. I used to wonder: Is it too late? Can we do anything to bring back the ocean's natural splendour? That...

Hey humans! 👀 Have you ever thought about what kind of world you want to live in?     Imagine strolling down a street with no fear,  the sun shines  on   everything alike , and the air feels calm and refreshing. Laughter drifts through parks, shops, and homes, and everyone you pass greets with a genuine smile. Not out of obligation or expectation, but simply because kindness is part of everyday life. There are no locked doors, no suspicious glances, no shouting or distant sirens. People trust each other. There are no walls separating neighbours, no invisible barriers between strangers. Here, peace isn't just an idea. It's a shared reality that everyone protects and cherishes. 🌞🌟       I always find myself thinking about a place like  that , a world  in   which   individuals   do   not have  to  be   afraid   of  judgment or  defend   themselves . Justices is guaranteed to eve...