English versions of our Traditional Chinese articles. Each one says the same thing as the original; new articles are translated after the Chinese version goes live.

Everyday life
You can split a work-from-home day with three switches: starting work, the lunch break, and signing off. In the morning, change your clothes, set up your work spot, and write down three things for the day. At noon, close the laptop and eat somewhere else. In the evening, write down tomorrow's first task, turn off notifications, put the laptop away, and head out for a short walk. This article includes a table of the three switches and what to do when mornings are rushed, when you forget to sign off, or when you don't have a desk.

Everyday life
When you pick luwei, start with one staple, then two vegetables, and keep toppings to three or fewer. Before you walk in, decide whether you're eating in or taking it out. Before you pay, check your basket, then tell the shop your spice level, green onion and garlic, whether you want things cut, how much broth, and whether you need utensils, all in one go. At a shop you haven't been to before, ask how they charge first.