Villa Nguyen Van Hao Saigon is often known as a crossroads of many cultures, the promised land of many people. From the exiled wanderers, the outcasts, to the people from all over the world looking for a place to live, Saigon has always opened its arms to support. Among them, there are many people who have made a name and left many imprints on the prosperity of this land. Merchant Nguyen Van Hao (1890-1971) is one such case. Through many ups and downs, the memory of a man from a poor background, working in Saigon doing business, selling auto parts and having a brilliant business has long since passed, but his legacy still remains. there. Building with four facades at Tran Hung Dao – Ky Con – Yersin – Le Thi Hong Gam streets, the symbol of his family’s golden age. Started in 1933 and completed in 1937, the villa is located on approximately 800 square meters of land and is designed in the popular Art Deco style of the time. Different from the sophisticated, ornate construction of colonial buildings, the outstanding three-storey building reflects the spirit of the time (zeitgeist): the 1930s was the heyday of modern, elegant architecture. elegant, luxurious and highly effective in use. According to some documents, the building’s construction material is sand mixed with latex, because there was no cement at that time, and high-grade cement tiles for the floor were also imported from France, to match the appearance of the building. Due to not being preserved and restored, Nguyen Van Hao’s villa is now degraded, with an old and gloomy appearance. Not many visitors from all over the world know about the old owner, but his name is now only saved on the walls with the words “NG.V.HAO.” But for those who love and understand Saigon, the Nguyen Van Hao villa is an important witness of a period of development of Saigon architecture. Ancient fountain in the campus of Saigon Water Supply Corporation (1882) After the announcement of permanently staying in Cochinchina (1865), the French began to lay the foundation for the Saigon planning project following the European urban model. Infrastructure issues are put on top, including the construction of a clean water supply system. The first fountain was built in 1878, the second one built in 1882 is still located on the campus of Sawaco. Ancient architecture of Saigon: Ancient fountain in the campus of Saigon Water Supply Corporation This oval fountain consists of three floors, about 25m high, above there are two stainless steel water tanks, solidly built like a fortress, and has an architectural style in harmony with the general urban planning. The highlight of the architecture is the intricately designed rows of doors and ventilation holes. The fountain ended its historic role (1966), when the water supply from shallow wells was replaced by a water supply system from the Dong Nai River. This 130-year-old fountain has officially been kept for conservation, and stands there as a historical monument of Saigon’s water supply industry. Catinat Building (1926) In Saigon, there are ancient buildings that have been renovated to suit modern lifestyles, but still retain their ancient features and architectural values. Catinat Building at 26 Ly Tu Trong is an example. The building used to be the office of many large companies, including the headquarters of the American Consulate (1930-1940). In 1941, Catinat suffered heavy damage because it became the target of Japanese bombing. In the 1960s, the Americans used this place as the headquarters of the CIA. After 1975, Catinat became an apartment building and the ground floor was used as a trading place. In recent years, young people in Saigon have given Catinat a new life by turning this place into a miniature commercial center, with shops, fashion shops, cafes… The Art Deco elements in the building are preserved almost intact, from the old brick foundation, winding iron stairs, to the old elevator that goes up and down slowly every day. But inside the rental areas are spaces with separate styles, expressing the personality of the owner. There are many controversies surrounding the preservation of heritage by changing the use, but in the case of Catinat building, it can be considered as a reasonable solution in the current situation. Saint Joseph Saigon Seminary Chapel (1867) In the heart of Saigon as it is today, there is still a place of tranquility and silence: the chapel of Saint Joseph’s Seminary, more than 140 years old. The building was designed in the Gothic style with Father Wibaux’s original intention to “symbolize the special adoration of the Seminarians”. The chapel consists of a main compartment interspersed between two auxiliary compartments using pointed arches, the outermost is a series of flat roof corridors. The rows of large and small columns intertwine to create a feeling that the space is larger than it really is. The interior of the chapel is simple but still exudes an elegant and elegant look. Although it has received little attention due to its location on the seminary grounds, this chapel is still considered an important architectural work on the heritage map of the city.

In May, I felt like I was floating in the vast land of colorful flowers and memories. Illustration In May, I felt like I was floating in the vast expanse of colorful flowers and memories. It seems that a whole sky of memories is brought back forever of a period of nostalgia. The roads in May are high and wide, sunny and windy, carrying a busy summer on their shoulders. To be amazed by the purple color filled with mausoleums on each street, each road marked the footprints. The familiar road that is usually passed every day turns purple. Chan in the summer sun as if to alleviate some of the glare and harshness. To leave a mark. Looking up at each bunch of flowers, we feel lost in the midst of the vastness. The two sides of the road are dyed purple with mausoleums, so the heart is forever, the car is hesitant to move. Memories of a time when students dreamed rushing back. The petals are thin and light, holding the gong in the wind. The notebook gently presses the petals who give it, but keeps it forever in the student’s age. The corner of the schoolyard is filled with green leaves and purple colors every summer like a slow, romantic and peaceful movie. Where the students often sit forever at recess or review together at the end of the course, at the end of the year. That place is like a private pride, a special hidden space of the beloved school. Summer is adorned with colorful flowers marking a separate territory that cannot be mixed. The sky is filled with red phoenix. Recovering, agitated, wistfully calling the student’s name. The more radiant and fresh Phuong becomes, the closer the day of parting comes. As much as the children are eager for the summer vacation, the seniors will be quiet, thinking, and sad all the time. Sadness is about to leave school, away from teachers and close friends. Even though the month of May is unintentionally sown in people’s hearts, unrelenting pain. The hot summer sun softens before the pink and white color of the lotus returns to the city. Sen back to town on simple and simple bicycles. The lotus brings with it the peace and serenity of flowers rising up in the mud to soften the harshness of the sun, the glare of the season, the noise of the city. The street seems quieter, more peaceful. May knows how to plant a small but painful nostalgia in our hearts. Like canary yellow dyed the whole sky. Above, there is only a space that is as bright as sunshine, fresh and full of life. Flowers fall in bunches from above to wide, spacious. Only a quiet flower tree at the front gate lit up a sunny space. Someone bustling together to keep memories. Years have passed, the student days are far away, but still in memory the familiar image of the canary tree dyes the memory yellow. Thinking about summer, people cringe back to the days of intense sunburn. But Hanoi has its own way to cool the souls of those who stay and those who leave. With a gentle pure lotus flower, with a calm green lotus leaf, fragrant nuggets are wrapped. With mausoleums, phoenixes, canaries in the sky. By a small alley, accepting the sunlight as clear as honey, it adorns the yellow wall. There is a summer in May somewhere that is always so warm and yet so gentle in my heart…

In its ups and downs, Internet Explorer was once the dominant browser in the world, accounting for 95% of the global market share, causing an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft in the early 2000s. Now, Internet Explorer is at the end of its journey. Users around the world, including Vietnamese, have come together to share funny and touching photos that recall an unforgettable time about this world’s most popular browser. The superpower of Internet Explorer is that it comes pre-installed on every Windows computer, thanks to the monopoly of the father of Microsoft. Internet Explorer used to make users obsessed with dozens of toolbars arbitrarily inserted into this browser. To this day, Internet Explorer is still quite popular in Japan. Even the god of death can’t drag Internet Explorer away, because this browser often ‘freezes’ when loading heavy pages. Internet Explorer and Microsoft have since split in two, taking the metaphorical image in Fast & Furious 7 when the producer of this film was forced to part with actor Paul Walker because he died in a car accident. Internet Explorer is also the inspiration for the famous webtoon of the same name that is still being created. During a long time when Internet Explorer was exclusive to the Windows operating system, users often used this browser to download other browsers such as Chrome, Firefox or Opera. Internet Explorer makes users obsessed with slowness and many holes that make even the monsters of the Pixar family scared. The classic Internet Explorer error message window: you have been crashed. Surfing the web with Internet Explorer has never been easy when it’s difficult to fully load a web page. Phuong Nguyen (synthetic)

The green and ancient roads bend along the cool areca trees. The house is separated from the house by the green tea trees. Perhaps the cool steam from the Pho Loi River has made the old trees and orchards greener. Walking around the village under the blazing sun, without a hat, without an umbrella, without feeling hot. From time to time, I see a few children playing under the banyan tree, mothers and fathers are washing clothes by the river wharf. It feels so peaceful and refreshing when enjoying the fresh air, the smell of plants, the smell of moist soil, and the passionate scent of areca flowers and porcelain flowers attached to each step. Duong No Memorial House – where President Ho Chi Minh and his father and brother lived and studied from 1898 – 1900. A special place in Duong No village that any visitor cannot ignore is the national historical and cultural relic of Uncle Ho’s memorial house. Back in history, Duong No memorial house is the place where President Ho Chi Minh used to live during the period 1898 – 1900. In 1898, Nguyen Sinh Sac (Uncle Ho’s father) was invited by Nguyen Si Do. home to teach in Duong No village. Mr. Sac brought his two children, Nguyen Sinh Khiem and Nguyen Sinh Cung, to have the conditions to teach them. At his father’s kanji class, Nguyen Sinh Cung learned the first kanji. Currently, the house still keeps the memorabilia attached to Uncle Ho’s childhood. The two sides of the house’s entrance are still intact, with rows of neatly trimmed and neatly trimmed Chinese tea, and the orchard around the house is always fragrant, bearing fruit in four seasons. Water wharf – banyan tree in Duong No ancient village near Uncle Ho’s house in the past. Walking around the village, visitors can also visit the communal house, the water wharf, the Am Ba temple… the places where Uncle used to go, play and study with friends in the past. Returning to Duong No ancient village, although not much time to stay, just one day is enough for visitors to understand better about a village that once imprinted Uncle Ho’s footprints – the place that nurtured a great soul, a great personality of the Vietnamese nation. https://dulich.petrotimes.vn/

When the mausoleum begins to fade, it is also the time when phoenix flowers bloom brightly on every street corner of the capital. Attached to the student age, even if we go far away from the beloved school, when looking at the blooming red phoenix flowers in the corner of the sky, it makes our hearts flutter, reminiscing about a bygone era. Phoenix flowers were brought to Vietnam by the French in the 19th century. Every year, phoenix flowers bloom from April to June. Nowadays, the flowers are grown in most provinces across the country. In Hanoi, phoenix flowers are planted a lot on sidewalks, in school parks to create shade or to decorate along roads. Inflorescences of phoenix flowers bloom at Trich Sai street (Tay Ho district). Hoang Thi Tam (Tay Ho district) shared, phoenix flowers are associated with memories of school days and everyone has experienced such a time. Cicadas cry, phoenix blooms signal the separation season of schoolchildren. The roads along the To Lich river are filled with the red color of phoenix flowers. The corner of the schoolyard flickers with red phoenix flowers/Summer comes and rushes the exam seasons. Poetry: Far away, phoenix. The rows of phoenixes leaning on Sword Lake. Stand out in front of one of the tallest buildings in Hanoi. The blooming red phoenix flower clusters signal another summer has come.

Recently, a series of photos from 2008 of actress Chau Tan were re-shared on social networks, surprising many people by her beauty “Hoang Dung”. In a series of portraits taken at an event more than a decade ago, Chau Tan was 34 years old then, but still young and radiant like a high school girl. With simple, clear makeup and strong polo shirt, the beauty born in 1974 won the hearts of fans. In the 2000s, Chau Tan was favored as one of the four great beauties of Chinese entertainment, next to such names as Zhang Ziyi, Tu Tinh Loi and Trieu Vy. In 2008, Chau Tan continued to assert his name in the entertainment industry with the role of a beautiful “fox” in the movie “Painting”. Before that, the actress was famous for playing the role of Hoang Dung in the 2003 version of “The Condor Heroes”. Chau Tan is mysterious and charming when he plays “Painting” Currently, despite turning 47 years old, the actress still retains her attractive beauty and slim body. However, her love life was not smooth after experiencing many breakups. After ending her marriage with Cao Thanh Vien, the actress is still alone

The “hot spot” for shops on Kim Ma Street was very rare before, but now there are many options for tenants to choose from. The old owner has moved out, but the new owner is nowhere to be seen This used to be a very famous fashion clothing brand Barbecue shop at a prime location on Dao Tan Street is closed waiting for the day to come back Right next to it is another store that has been closed since the beginning of the year because of sluggish business A few shops on busy Nguyen Thai Hoc street have been closed for rent for a long time Some shops are still salvageable, besides the ones that have been dormant 2 years ago to rent a small shop in this section of Kim Ma street was extremely difficult, even with the price of several tens of millions of dong/month for an area of ​​only 20m2. But now, spoiled for choice, the problem is that the tenants are absent Occasionally, I come across a shop that is taking advantage of investment to catch up when the epidemic is over, many people are considered “reckless”. Stores that have been rented for many months in a row without customers Stores that have been rented for many months in a row without customers 2 years ago, it was almost impossible to want to rent a space like this The flower shop is liquidating the shelves after returning the premises Renting the whole house is not expensive The owner left the door mezzanine so that it wouldn’t be secret, and if anyone called to ask for a rental, it would be convenient to answer There are still some fashion shops that continue to overcome the epidemic, but customers are very rare The woman carrying the street vendors has the opportunity… to sit on the street, this opportunity was only available in Hanoi decades ago năm There are streets where the shops close close together like Tet holiday The security guard is “sleeping soundly” because his task is simply blocking the seat at the entrance

That apartment building is very old, looking up from below, I think I’m in the center of Saigon because the walls are peeling off, revealing the light red brick color, sad; iron color rust, color time coating thick layer; the old, very old color, the color of opaque eyes witnessing many changes, kept secret in the heart and did not tell anyone. Going inside, what impressed me was not the rows of electric meters dotted on either side of the wall or the clotheslines fluttering in the wind, but the covered outdoor-style stairs that I’m sure. that the roof could not block a heavy rain and wind. The old-fashioned staircase, only seen in movies, features French architecture, crossing two blocks but not the main way up, but I don’t think it’s an exit because it only stops to the second floor, and leading up to some houses. This place has a cool breeze, so I guess it might be the stairs to get some fresh air. From here I can take multi-angle pictures of a historic Saigon. Opposite the apartment I am standing in, built in the French period, is a building with 70s architecture, temporarily called the American period, with most of the straight lines, the iron frames have almost no unique patterns. Saigon book, nostalgia roaming. Photo: Chi Books. On a small wall there is a frame of barbed wire reminiscent of a time of war and beyond is the Bitexco tower, a modern icon located in the heart of Saigon. I moved the camera a little and found in the bottom corner a wire clothesline with small clips attached. All in one. In the heart of a modern Saigon, there are things that are a bit messy, messy, lazy, and sloppy. On a patch of red brick, ferns emerge from an empty square. On another wall, in addition to ferns, there are strange trees or huts emerging from between the bricks, which cling tightly as a symbol of strong vitality. I descended the outdoor stairs and entered the main stairway. There are stairs with traces of mosaic tiles, stair handrails with typical patterns of French architecture. The elevator room looks old, the mooring lines are tangled. Everything is too old. More than a hundred years ago, this place was once a place for people with a standard lifestyle like civil servants, for example. The higher I go, the more the past opens up in front of me, an old Saigon in the French colonial period. And it’s surprising that next to the old, bold doorways of that time, there are cafes, colorful clothing stalls. Strolling around the floors of the apartment building, I entered a cafe on the top floor. I walked through a small, cozy space decorated with old objects as reminiscent of such a time. I chose to sit on the balcony overlooking the Bank building on the other side. The river below the boats moved slowly up and down. On a wall with many ventilation holes, sparrows chirped, naughtily dropped in a little and then flew away. That day, at that corner of the shop, I felt time stopped, as if I had left the noisy space below and was busy pursuing my own thoughts…

Old village well… On hot sunny days, when it is hot, the well is only a little less, the sudden showers fill the well. The well surface is paved with fired bricks. The afternoon was full of laughter and laughter from the women, mothers, sisters, brothers and sisters carrying the laundry. The yard of the well is always wet, with moss on the edge of the yard. One day, my aunt went to the well to fetch water, avoiding her mother who was washing clothes, so she went close to the edge of the yard when she was pounced by a frog in the innocent laughter of her friends. I fell a few times, peeling off a large patch of moss, it was very painful, but I still tried because I was afraid that my mother would worry, tomorrow my feet will be scratched and swollen. However, only a few days of moss covered as if not wanting to leave the well. So on rainy days, my father wouldn’t let me and my sister go to the well, just afraid that the moss would hurt the kids. On a clear sunny morning, the friends gathered together to the well to pick moss to make fighting chickens. Crisp, carefree laughter from time to time. The soft, cool moss has made many children slip and fall, their foreheads are swollen, their clothes are covered with moss. One day, he was scolded again because he did not obey, escaped from napping to go out to the well to play with his friends, chased around the well and then stepped on the moss lying on the ground, his face was smeared but still forced a smile to cover the problem. pain. Growing up, we left the village to study, and then got married in a faraway place. Haven’t visited the village well for a long time. The smooth paved road replaces the old dirt road. Tap water, pump wells in every house should have a sad well. There was also a time when the power went out, the house was not ready yet, so I went to the well to draw a few buckets of water for temporary use. How do children now feel the cool water when bathing in the well? Then go away from the village well! Well, no one does laundry anymore. The moss died a lot, each patch was curled on the ground. When I return to my hometown, I often go to the well to draw water to wash my face, drop the bucket down, there are no dark green mosses mixed in the clear blue water. The way back is no longer the path of the grass. I don’t understand why in the past they liked to go back and forth so that the grass was filled with nostalgia, a reminder, a silly love when standing blankly looking at each other, meeting those eyes as clear as well water but the grass without pinning more wishes… There are afternoons when we sit down to remove the grass and let it go with the wind… Now the old neighborhood has changed. The road no longer has a place for grass to grow. The children of the past are now like birds flying everywhere. Someone flew to the western sky. Everyone is busy with life. I don’t know if they think like me. I owe this land a lot, a place that is always full of laughter, a place where I always receive the fullest love, a peaceful place where anyone who goes far will return. This afternoon it was very windy, roaming with a bicycle to the dyke to receive the fresh and peaceful air of the homeland. Missing the grass flowers sewn by the roadside, remembering the moss-stoned chickens, remembering the innocent laughter of friends, remembering someone else’s eyes… Roundabout and then back. Go to the well to borrow a bucket to wash your face, slowly feel the water seep into the cool skin. Looking down at the well, well, there was still a beautiful little moss trying to cling to the strong ferns. I was dumbfounded… Well, the moss still exists there. Glittering smile, look at yourself to see the moss at that time, why remember it strangely.

This is the Mermaid cruise ship. Along with dozens of other yachts, it was once splendid and lavish, with lights on every night to welcome guests at the corner of West Lake, at the intersection of Thanh Nien – Nguyen Dinh Thi streets. Scenes from many years ago Now the ship lies dormant in the area close to Nhat Chieu Street, rusty and deserted. The once carpeted entrance to welcome the footsteps of diners, now stands a cold broken leg chair. Even the canoe tied to the ship was broken. Stairs at the rear of the ship lead to the rooftop – in the past, diners often went up to this area to see the whole view of West Lake, while the train moved slowly… Going back in time, after many years of operating yachts, welcoming guests along Thanh Nien road, to a time when the restaurant business on West Lake was no longer suitable… …In 2016, Hanoi People’s Committee issued a decision to stop this type of business, so as not to disrupt the landscape and environment of West Lake. A year later, the yachts were towed across the lake and gathered in the present area. At first the yachts were also guarded, then the doors were bolted and abandoned. After half a decade of rain and wind, the yachts rusted and turned into scrap metal, greatly affecting the environment and beauty of West Lake. Billionaire silver ships are now deserted and deserted A corner of West Lake is now a “ghost ship graveyard” From once colorful colors, now all of them are… rusty There are at least two yachts located next to the lotus lagoon Potomac Cruise is the furthest one, located a bit from the shore, on the right is West Lake Water Park Potomac Cruise while welcoming guests In May 2019, the Hai Dang ship caught fire. Fortunately, the Fire and Rescue Police were present in time, extinguishing the big fire within 10 minutes, not letting the fire spread to neighboring yachts. Yacht owners install iron fences to prevent strangers from entering the ship. But in fact, fishermen get in and out easily, many of the ship’s iron and steel are ploughed and stolen by bad actors Six yachts are located next to the West Lake Flower Valley, which attracts women, ladies and girls to take photos all year round From this angle, it is clear that a ship has sunk, the water is full of compartments Along the winding road, where a lot of people (and foreigners) come to enjoy the wind and exercise every morning-afternoon are “ghost” trains. There are times when this yacht is flooded with water, lying on its side. Even the swan boats that trampled their feet sank These yachts, after no longer polluting and disrupting the landscape of the West Lake on the side of Thanh Nien Street, “caused harm” to the corner of the lake next to Nhat Chieu Street. Aerial photo of a yacht that was flooded. Perhaps because West Lake was not deep enough and lying on the shore, the new ship did not sink completely. A sign prohibits entry, but in fact this place has become a favorite fishing spot for many anglers specializing in poaching West Lake fish. Recently, a few small ships have been towed to the area for dismantling. This corner of West Lake really turns into a “ship graveyard”. The workers used torches to gradually cut the iron of the train compartment. Photo taken on the afternoon of May 13, 2021. However, these are small ships, and more than a dozen “ghost” yachts are still lying dormant and faltering. It is unknown when these giant iron and steel blocks will be dismantled and expelled… … to return to West Lake the clean environment and inherent beauty.

Not to mention, the time when snow crab legs are imported to Vietnam, the quantity of goods is scarce, so buyers often have to order a few days or a week in advance. However, these days, frozen Canadian snow crab legs are being sold in abundance at unprecedented prices. The sellers advertise, this type of crab legs is the leg plus body part from the snow crab. The weight of crab legs usually ranges from 3-4 clusters of legs/kg with prices ranging from 300,000 to 380,000 VND/kg. Frozen snow crab legs are being sold in the market (photo: NVCC) Because the price is cheaper than Vietnamese dong crabs, on this occasion, snow crab legs are favored by housewives, and some people even buy a whole 5kg box to be charged wholesale. Ms. Hoang Ngoc Anh from Kim Nguu (Hai Ba Trung, Hanoi) said that she has never been able to buy snow crab legs at such low prices as on this occasion. According to Anh, the long and big snow crab legs are the most delicious part of this crab. Remove the outer shell, the inside of the snow crab’s leg is full of white meat and has a sweet, chewy taste. Before, she had to buy it for nearly 800,000 VND/kg (4-5 foot clusters/kg), now it’s only 350,000 VND/kg (3 foot clusters/kg). “If this crab leg is roasted with tamarind, just cut it according to the leg joint or leave the roasted leg whole. And if to stir-fry pieces, make spring rolls, it’s easy to separate the meat inside because the crab legs are big,” she said. Her children quite like to eat crabs, so on this occasion, she often buys a whole 5kg carton, because buying a lot will be cheaper than buying individually by weight. Ms. Bui Le Phuong Thao in Phu Nhuan (HCMC) also said that recently, snow crab legs are not only cheap but also very easy to order. Imported snow crab legs are currently quite cheap (photo: NVCC) If before, if you want to enjoy steamed snow crab legs with salt and pepper, you usually have to order it at the marine store and then wait 2-3 days to have it. Now, eat as much as you want, order 30 minutes later, the crab legs have been delivered to your door. “Purchasing 1kg retail costs 400,000 VND, but buying 1 carton of 5 kg costs only 300,000 VND/kg, which is much cheaper than buying retail. Moreover, the store also offers free shipping,” she said. Talk to PV. VietNamNet, Mr. Dinh Cong Tuan – the focal point of selling imported snow crab legs in District 2 (HCMC) – shared, the supply is abundant, the imported goods to Vietnam are many, so the price has dropped sharply. He is retailing snow crab legs with 3 clusters of legs/kg for 420,000 VND/kg, and wholesales 1 carton of 5 kg for 300,000 VND/kg. According to him, snow crab legs are extremely popular because not only restaurants and eateries buy for processing, but retail customers also buy a lot to eat. Like today, both wholesale and retail increased dramatically, he consumed nearly 4 quintals of crab legs. If calculated by week, the amount of crab legs sold from 1-1.5 tons. Imported crab legs are being bought by housewives (photo: NVCC) Ms. Pham Thuy Lien – wholesaler of imported seafood in Phu Nhuan (HCMC) said that there are two types of snow crabs imported into Vietnam, which are from Japan and Canada. However, seafood traders like her often choose goods imported from Canada because they have good prices and the supply is also more abundant than Japanese goods. In particular, compared to the expensive imported whole, snow crab legs are much cheaper. Compared to other types of crab legs, snow crab legs are very cheap, even cheaper than Vietnamese crab legs. In Canada, fresh snow crabs after being caught on the shore will be split in half, including the crab legs and half of the body (legs) stored at -18 degrees in accordance with the standards to keep the sweetness and aroma of the crab meat. Imported goods will be packed in cartons weighing 5kg. On this occasion, affected by the Covid-19 epidemic, many restaurants and shops were closed, so in addition to wholesale, she also “tears” retail goods. Fortunately, this time the price of crab legs cooled down, people bought more to eat. Therefore, the amount of crabs consumed per day is still increasing quite strongly. Accordingly, the batch of 5 quintal crab legs imported last week, so far, only has about 15 boxes left, Ms. Lien said.

A baby decorated with flowers when taking pictures. Although it has faded as digital has evolved, photographing the dead was once a huge business, a means of denouncing war crimes. The origin of the trend Currently, cameras are available on mobile devices so people can store images anytime, anywhere. However in the Victorian period, cameras were not so popular and convenient. Taking personal photos is also very expensive, so many people do not have any pictures while living. Until their death, relatives have spent a large amount of money on a photo to keep memories. Especially for families with the death of a child, it becomes more spiritual to take pictures. Early photos were often blurred, but not because of the technology of the camera at the time. Victorian cameras were capable of producing sharp images but the technology was very slow. Usually, the person being photographed must sit still for at least 20 seconds, no blinking or moving limbs. Even breathing can affect image sharpness. People are under pressure to sit or stand upright in clothes that are flat. Photographing the living person at that time was extremely difficult. On the contrary, it is easier to take pictures of the dead because they do not move or breathe or ruin the photo. Amateurs looking to improve their skills and create sharp images often find dead guests. Many people have saved a few photos while living, but because the quality of photos of dead people is usually better than those of living people, families still take pictures of them after death. This photo can show sharp details and features about the deceased. When corpses take pictures with loved ones, they also become “in focus” with sharp images while the people around them may be a little blurred. Nowadays, it seems crazy to spend large sums of money to take photos of the dead. But because today, or at least in the West, death is hidden, no longer lurking around. Modern people enjoy life to the fullest and often avoid thinking about or mentioning death. Death has become a foreign thing, a horror to them. But research from the University of North Carolina, USA, shows that during the Victorian period, human life expectancy was low while mortality was high. People have to constantly watch their relatives and friends pass away. In particular, it is common for children to die when they are young. From childhood, people have become acquainted and understood about death. The art of photographing the deceased Not only taking photos, but people want the pictures of the dead to come true and vivid as if they were just taking a nap. Death is often associated with mourning, but if you look at the Victorian photographs, the reality is the opposite. Photos of the deceased are quite beautiful. Many pictures are arranged or arranged purposefully. When photographing the dead became a major business during the Victorian era, trade magazines such as Philadelphia Photographer offered advice to “assist the amateurs in creating impressive photographs of the dead”. They suggested placing the corpse near a window to take advantage of natural light. Even so, sunlight cannot bring a corpse to life. Therefore, photographers have created many ways to make shooting the dead look more natural. After the photo was printed, they used color to paint the eyes wide to help the dead look soulful. Let the dead sit upright, loved ones can take pictures with and support their backs. Normally, it takes about three people to hold the arm, lift the dead person’s head, and some people use a support to help the dead stand upright. Families also often decorate teddy bears and toys around children to create a joyful, warm space, and comfort the little souls … However, more and more people photographing was transformed and commercialized. Celebrities died have become “prey” to the wings of photographers. They secretly attend funerals to take photos of celebrities to sell to newspapers or card printing companies in exchange for large sums of money. Many people, because of their idols or curiosity, have spent money to buy these pictures. For example, the photo of a French writer, Victor Hugo, who died looking like he was sleeping, was printed in large numbers on postcards. Soldiers died in the American Civil War. Exposure to war crimes Photographing the dead isn’t just limited to the home. When photography became popular, the American civil war broke out. Photographers have another task is to take pictures of the battlefield. In it, it is indispensable to take photos of the generals and soldiers who died in different poses, but all in all are bloody, haunting moments. War is a strange thing for people living in a peaceful area, but photography has brought war closer to everyone. The sacrifices of the soldiers denounce the cruelty and the heavy damage that war brings. War photos are displayed at photo galleries, published in newspapers or as souvenirs. They have had a strong impact on people’s awareness of war crimes, and spurred movements to restore peace. The trend disappeared In the early 20th century, photographing the dead was no longer popular because of changes in society. Thanks to the development of health care, the infant and population mortality rate has sharply decreased. From the 1900s, whether old or young, when sick, they are admitted to the hospital and may die in them without relatives. This means death takes place behind closed doors, rather than in the comfortable and open spaces of the house. Furthermore, photography has become more popular. Everyone can take pictures many times by themselves, without the need for a photographer, it is no longer feasible to take a “single and last” photo. However, photographing of the dead still exists, but for more privacy or for special purposes. In the present era, it will not be easy to see pictures of the deceased even though this trend has flourished many decades ago.

Recently a netizen posted a photo of a living room in the countryside that attracted netizens’ attention. This person wrote: “I found a photo of my family in my hometown taken in 1988 – 1990. Dad said that the family was very wealthy and famous in the area back then. In fact, compared with now, many people will be surprised and do not recognize these items. Because with today’s modern life, the way to decorate and arrange furniture as shown in the picture will not be anything special. However, a few decades ago, the family having a cupboard, television and salon furniture was very luxurious and proved to have money. In addition to wooden furniture, black and white television with antenna was also a rarity. Not all families have enough money to buy a television. Every family that has television is also prestigious and attracts the whole village to watch every night. At that time, Japanese black-and-white and red-shell Hitachi TV sets cost about 7-10 gold pieces, which was the pride of the rich. At that time, television was very rare, only those “super rich” dare to buy to watch. It is also the once-proud pride of conditional homes. In addition to these items, in families with conditions, there are radio VEF 206, Soviet winding clocks, or toad fans, elephant ear fans … Although they are now considered antiques and many The house was only displayed for beauty, but at one time it was expensive, difficult to buy and only with lots of money to own.

Referring to objects associated with childhood 8x teen girls, 9x heads, there are countless things to tell. But the most prominent that almost everyone has at least heard or owned, must mention the following items. Let’s take a look at a colorful past of the 8x, 9x generation girls! The familiar sheets of paper once made teen girls save money to buy them. Those are the folded pieces of paper! The girls in the old days could sit for hours to arrange hundreds of stars without getting tired. Not less prosperous than that star is the paper crane. 90% of teen girls that day knew how to fold paper cranes. The whole collection of colorful stencils to decorate diaries, guestbook writing, missing any color is just a shortfall. Once upon a time, all 9x teen girl’s objects had Monokuro Boo pictures, from book covers, notebooks to rulers, hairpins … One of the old trends was the game of buying strings and then tying oneself like this. The paper doll collection is a toy that almost every girl owns. This lock-type diary once filled with many young girls’ sorrow. Despite the tiny box that stores a lot of things, which are paper cranes, paper copies, lucky money or even jewelry. A sticker of 500 dong is a delightful sticker with all kinds of characters that used to be the favorite decoration of many teen girls.

Diem My is a name that is not unfamiliar to the Vietnamese audience, she is known as the ‘Queen of the Calendar Photo’ and is an idol of young people in the years 8x and 9x. At that time, Diem My was always the first choice of photographers and brands and created a fever of calendar photos. The youthful time used to “make rain and wind” The actress always has a strong foothold in the entertainment industry because of her beautiful beauty. And is the beauty “reigning” for the longest time on the covers, magazines, calendar photos … Diem My often raises her hair, revealing her delicate and graceful face. Possessing delicate Asian lines, Diem My charming face as a calendar model in 1983. In 1994, she suddenly got into a flower car with businessman Ha Ton Duc and focused more on family. In her youth, her bright colors were often chosen by her to show off her face. Diem My is loyal to her neat hairstyle to help her elegant face increase her pure and pure beauty. Beauty “timeless” Entering middle age, but Diem My still retains a radiant, noble face. Regardless of her age, from her skin to her body, Diem My takes care of her, making her beauty immutable with time. According to Diem My, to be able to maintain a good shape and beauty, it is because she has not eaten for 35 years. Instead, the actress only ate vegetables, fruits, protein supplements like grilled meat or steamed fish to limit cholesterol and harmful fats for health. In recent years, the actress has chosen a modern aristocratic style with a deep and nude color make-up that highlights her age-old temperament. Appearing at major events, Diem My always knows how to make herself become attractive with a beautiful and luxurious face. She is not afraid to change her style, choosing youthful and sexy designs. Even at the middle age, the beauty is still fascinated with eye-catching colorful sets and becomes the focus. Accompanying the outfit is a series of luxurious accessories to help beauties more splendid and arrogant. Even at the middle age, the beauty is still fascinated with eye-catching colorful sets and becomes the focus. Accompanying the outfit is a series of luxurious accessories to help beauties more splendid. She often shares on her personal page about her lifestyle: “ A happy woman is simply someone who loves herself, takes control in life and is always confident and optimistic. “. After 27 years, the actress and her husband are still together with a perfect home with two daughters. In its heyday, the pink ball has achieved many achievements. Until now, Diem My still retains her own charm. In addition to the unmatched beauty, the increasingly luxurious fashion sense, the ‘Queen of calendar photo’ style is also a remarkable highlight. Rose
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The image of the street market by the river is still somewhere. Prosperous past Bao Vinh ancient town is located in Huong Vinh commune (Huong Tra town, Thua Thien Hue province), about 5km from Hue city center. This old town is located in the chain of Thanh Ha – Bao Vinh towns, one of the two largest ancient commercial ports in Dang During the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries together with the town port of Hoi An (Quang Nam). In 1636, after moving the lord palace from Phuc An to Kim Long, Lord Nguyen Phuc Lan chose the location of Sinh junction overlooking Thuan An border gate to open Thanh Ha port. Formed on the land of the two villages Minh Huong and Dia Linh due to the immigration and settlement of the Chinese, Thanh Ha town port quickly became a busy and busy commercial port on the boat’s wharf. Merchants from China, Japan, India and some European countries often visit ports to buy and sell goods. Later, Thanh Ha port was filled up and declined. Bao Vinh was born as an inevitable continuation. Bao Vinh is located near the junction, where Huong River meets two dug Dong Ba and Cua Hau rivers. In the past, Bao Vinh was famous for making coffins, carefully mosaic nacre, weaving cloth, masonry, brick and tile, making flour … In 1885, the imperial capital of Hue fell to the hands of French colonialists, Bao Vinh was destroyed destroy and fade gradually. When King Thanh Thai established Dong Ba market street close to the capital (in 1899), Bao Vinh was gradually forgotten. Although no longer an important port, the image of Bao Vinh still exists with the old streets on the river and the unique architecture of the townhouses, bearing bold market street with the function of both living and trading. The typical classic houses have wooden structures, tiled roofs, and interlocking brick walls. Many riverside houses are built in the style of old quadrangle houses (or “banh ú”), facing the river bank, where goods are transshipped with merchant ships. Ancient houses dating from 100 to 200 years have created a distinctive ancient feature for Bao Vinh ancient town. A corner of Bao Vinh ancient town. Difficulty in conservation Bao Vinh ancient town conservation project has been implemented by Thua Thien Hue province since 1991 to promote the value of traditional ancient house architecture and tourism exploitation. At that time, there were 39 old houses here. In 2003, the province had a conservation plan for the old town of Bao Vinh with a research scope of 8ha, but at this time there were only 17 old houses. Currently, Bao Vinh has only 10 old houses, including 6 houses with Vietnamese traditional architecture and 4 houses with French architecture. Currently, the local government with the financial support of the French Senate has just restored 4 old houses. The rest are continuing to wait. Among the remaining old houses, it is worth noting that the house number 77 Bao Vinh of Mr. Phan Tam. This is the only remaining 2-storey wooden house in Bao Vinh. The house of 5 compartments, dating back to nearly 150 years, is now badly damaged and has a significant impact on the lives and activities of people. The old house No. 105 Bao Vinh dating back more than 100 years of Mr. Le Quang Chat is in the same situation. He expressed: “Due to being built for too long, this ancient house has been damaged a lot. Currently, my family has to repair some items to both make accommodation and protect the house from collapsing. Previously, someone came to ask about changing the wooden frame in our old house with a new wooden frame and “compensating” for 12 more gold trees, but my family refused to keep the old house from the ancestors. again”. The change and disappearance of the old town in Bao Vinh has made many historical, cultural researchers and people regret it. Although Bao Vinh old town has taken on a different look, the street spirit still seems to be floating somewhere. Tourists come to Bao Vinh as to remember, find a time of glorious past with a small street just over 300m long but there are still old houses, rice market, boat station across the river, or The village communal house and Thien Giang pagoda are over 200 years old … In 2019, a cafe here is set as the setting in the movie “Eye of the Eye” by director Victor Vu has attracted many visitors to the old town. Bao Vinh. Through many changes of history, Bao Vinh still has a strange attraction with the simple beauty of the street form in the village and the preserved village cultural values. Bao Vinh ancient town is a unique architectural – cultural heritage, has historical value and is considered a part of the ancient capital of Hue, which needs to be preserved and preserved.

Chen Zi was born on April 27, 1995, is one of the hot girl faces that have received the love of many young Chinese people when the sneaky photo of her archery practice was posted on the social network. After being famous, Chen Zi shared that he had not thought about joining the career of professional modeling but became a teacher while studying at Hangzhou Teachers University. From the time she was still sitting on the student seat, her hot girl personality was revealed when Chen Zi was always a goddess, the target of countless other students thanks to her beautiful appearance as well as her body. your sexy. Beautiful face, as well as a sexy figure, Chen Zi becomes the goddess in the eyes of many people. To get in shape like the present time, Chen Zi spent a lot of time in the gym as well as doing other exercises to keep fit. However, at the present time, following the advice of netizens, Chen Zi has become a photo model and received a lot of praise from fans. Chen Zi changes outfits to suit certain circumstances. Whether sexy style is attractive or energetic, this girl always has charisma. Chen Zi’s face has many moles, but this also becomes a highlight that makes it easier to remember this girl. Although he does not possess a remarkable height, Chen Zi is 1m63 tall but “scores” with delicate beauty and immense charisma. Although the second round is not too slim, Chen Zi still confidently shows off his figure in bold designs. This Chinese hot girl also always knows how to choose outfits to enhance her sexiness. Chen Zi’s personal style is quite diverse, not confined to a single outfit. Video description

Legendary feet crossed mountains, ice forests. Postman of Labor Hero Cil Mup Ha Krieng, once flying in the middle of the Central Highlands, his legendary bare feet that once crossed the distance by five rounds of the earth, has no longer “followed his father’s footsteps every day. “To read the letters by the fire together to call the afternoon of the distant village … He returned to Mother LangBiang Mountain on April 6, after a long illness. The unseasonal rain seemed to pour water, blinding the village of B’Nơh C, district Lạc Dương, Lâm Đồng. From now on, Ha Krieng can no longer listen to her stories, the story of the postman’s job in the streams, the forest, the people of Co Ho village at the foot of the legendary LangBiang mountain range. Ha Krieng was born in 1957. In 1982, he was accepted to work in the news delivery team of the Post Office of Lac Duong district, responsible for three mail routes from the district center to Da Chais, Bang Tieng, and Dam Ron. Without the miracle of a boy carrying seven miles to cross mountains and forests, he only has the strong bare feet of a mountain boy and a passion for his career. During 13 years of restlessness, Postman of Labor Hero Cil Mup Ha Krieng has crossed tens of thousands of kilometers of forest roads, facing difficulties and dangers, in hunger and forest malaria to “link” the merchants. Remote village to the outside world. In 2010, as healthy as the wild deer Ha Krieng suddenly collapsed, his clear eyes cannot see the LangBiang range in front of him. Ms. K’Hai, wife of Ha Krieng was sadly sad: He was working normally and felt headache and blurred vision. That is to notify the unit to be treated. The Post Hospital in Saigon said Ha Krieng had a tumor in the brain. From that day on, Ha Krieng suffered from memory loss, blurred vision, and went astray many times. Once lost to the East Bus Station in Ho Chi Minh City, fortunately remembered the home phone number to call … From the day she got sick, Ha Krieng had to sit in a wheelchair and K’Hai continued to tell the story of “legendary legs “. “Fortunately, thanks to the post office, the love of the villagers, Ha Krieng is strong enough to fight the disease, stay with her mother and child as much …”, Ms. K’Hai said. Back to the story of the letter, the distance that Ha Krieng overcame adds up to five circles of the earth’s circumference. This feat surprised all the delegates attending the National Emulation Congress held in Hanoi in 2000, when listening to the summary report, telling the story of cutting forests, ice mountains to deliver official documents, documents, letter … presented by postman Ha Krieng before being awarded the title “Labor Hero in the doi moi era” in 2001. Ha Krieng once told me, the shortest and easiest route to go is Lac Duong – Pang Tieng, which also takes 12 hours on foot, both back and forth. And the most arduous and dangerous route is the Lac Duong – Dam Ron route, with a length of 70 km walking through the forest and 24 hours of walking … Because he is an indigenous ethnic person, fluent in forest roads, at that time Young, in good health, and with flexible legs, Ha Krieng is regularly assigned to take charge of this mailing route. In order to deliver newsletters from Lac Duong to Dam Ron, Ha Krieng and her colleagues had to leave from 5am and walk until after 17pm to arrive. In addition to cutting forests, they also have to pass many passes and slopes. Doc Troi, is a slope that leaves many impressions, when going up it takes about 90 minutes, sometimes down about 50 minutes, this slope is upright, many sections must cling to branches or roots of forest trees to climb, people behind only see human feet. Going ahead because thick fog all year round … over Rock slope, then over Lam Brun mountain, below is a deep stream, fast flowing water in rainy season, to cross stream, you have to cut down trees to make a temporary bridge. Just like that, day by day, month and month, they crossed the mountains together, crossed the forest to deliver official letters, letters, documents … Along the way, they had to deal with wild animals, wild animals and forest malaria. I used to work in the post office, then switched to journalism and traveled a lot with the postal workers, so it was quite clear. That day, each postman was given a pair of tank shoes, but it only took a few times to fail. You make your own sandals with car cover, rubber strap or wood rattan. But Ha Krieng said, walking barefoot is still “durable” and most convenient, because it can cling to slippery rocks, though many times of bleeding … Besides the danger of the terrain, in this area from 1975 to 1985 is at the center of Fulro’s activities. Before leaving, Ha Krieng had to “play a loincloth, bare shoulder” like a young Co Ho going to the forest. Documents and documents are hidden on the bottom of the binder (double layer binder), above the “camouflage” of some essential things to “cover the eyes” Fulro, if you miss them. Postman Ha Krieng delivered the letter to the remote areas. That day, the postman brothers in charge of this mail route all shared the same fear of being ambushed, the tension always waiting on each trip. Ha Krieng’s group has two colleagues who have stayed forever in the middle of the world … Many times it is so hard and stressful, he also wants to leave the unit to work on a field, a place to live with his wife and children. But then think of teammates, fellow citizens, they are always hungry for food, lack of shirts, letters, letters and the times when you give letters, news to them, they are very happy, they are so precious … so you continue with work. Now, on the road of B’Nơh C village, the sun has not stopped every afternoon, there is no longer the elite son of the village in a wheelchair. The legendary legs for a while rested. The village business no longer hears Ha Krieng calling: We have a letter!

Hoa Minzy received many “half compliments and half criticism” reactions when she covered Wild Flowers. Accordingly, Hoa Minzy chose the song wildflowers is the soundtrack for the Vietnamese TV series titled A Day Without You 2008. The cover background was not too spectacular, in front of a studio door, but Hoa Minzy stood out with a red dress. Especially when Hoa Minzy raised her sweet, deep voice on the music, the melody was very familiar to many of these audiences quickly made a strong impression. The cover scene is not too monumental, in front of a studio door, but Hoa Minzy stands out with a red dress. When Hoa Minzy raised her sweet, deep voice on the music, the melody was very familiar to many audiences … was quick to make a strong impression. However, in addition to bringing back feelings, Hoa Minzy received many “half compliments and half compliments” reactions when she covered wildflowers . Many netizens said that Hoa Minzy showed off very well, very emotional and showed off her good voice. But comparing to the original version shown by Mai Khoi in 2008, it is not warm and passionate enough. However, besides bringing back feelings of recovery, some netizens said that compared to the original version shown by Mai Khoi in 2008, Hoa Minzy was not warm and passionate enough. In addition, some netizens also said that Hoa Minzy was somewhat overshadowed in the words, the way to handle it was not good. However, they are also very excited and thankful to Hoa Minzy for choosing to cover this song, bringing back many old memories to the audience. However, the audience was also very excited and thanked Hoa Minzy for choosing to cover this song, bringing back many memories of the past to the audience. Follow SAOstar to update the next information about Hoa Minzy!

Ms. Mai Vuong said that at first, she only decided to build a stainless steel grill and then decided to build a wood stove. Talking with us, Ms. Mai Vuong (living in Hanoi) said that making firewood in the house is an idea derived from her hobby of baking and cooking dishes with home flavors. On the occasion of fixing the house, she and her husband decided to make the kitchen that they both cherished for a long time. “My childhood is associated with a simple wood stove. But I never thought of building a kitchen in the city like this”, Ms. Mai Vuong said. According to Ms. Mai Vuong, who was born in the countryside, the memories of dishes from the wood stove are always in mind … Wherever you go, you can remember the smell of kitchen smoke in your hands, hair, and food. how to eat so dear In Ms. Mai’s feeling, the food cooked with the wood stove is more delicious than the other kitchen. Building a wood stove in the middle of the city is not easy because the house area is not as large as in the countryside. Initially, Mai Vuong and her husband only intended to make stainless steel portable BBQ stoves. However, after the couple discussed, it was decided to build a stove to cook firewood. “The bricks that we use to build the kitchen are all refractory, the price is 70,000 VND / piece, the mortar is also refractory. The material that makes this stove is different from ordinary building materials” Ms. Mai Vuong expressed. The kitchen is placed at the corner of the wall, built about 3cm from the wall of the house, the oven has a brick outer shell, the inner layer in direct contact with cooking is used with fireproof bricks, above there is a chimney about 1m high with the roof . Before embarking on construction, Ms. Mai Vuong and her husband consulted many samples of fireplaces abroad. Fortunately, my husband is an architect, so it does not take too long to design. After building the kitchen, Ms. Mai Vuong bought galangal, rice husks, peanut shells and picked up firewood from the countryside garden and brought it up. She even brought a set of cast-iron and aluminum cookware from the countryside so that the kitchen in the middle of the street had a picture of the old wood stove. Since the kitchen, Ms. Mai Vuong often cooks dishes for both family and friends. Everyone who enjoys this dish cooked from the wood stove also compliments the delicious kumquat, especially the scorched rice dish cooked in a cast iron pot is loved by friends of Ms. Mai Vuong’s family. Although she has a new kitchen, Mai Vuong’s family still uses two parallel kitchens, the rooftop stove is used when practicing friends on weekends because it is suitable for baking dishes.

The pure white floating nets that people in Ky Dong hamlet, An Ky village, Tinh Ky commune (Quang Ngai city) use to walk away.

Tinh Ky sea area, gentle beach with smooth white sand, smooth waves. Not only is the ideal beach, but this place is also a fishing ground for a long time, namely, net fishing, swimming nets, drag nets, string nets …

When sunset falls, fishermen prepare boats, fishing gears, oil, water, food … to go out to sea. Fisherman Phan Thanh Dac (80 years old) said: net, net, wade net, string net … I do every job. Carpentry is hard work, staying up all night. With net nets, you have to get up early in the morning to go by boat to the sea to spread fish fin nets. Each batch of net has about 10 – 20 participants pulling back and forth on the beach. But the net crafting only needs one person, with a grid and basket of bottles. Each extravagant trip is usually from 4 – 5 am, if hitting in the evening, it starts from 17:00 to 20 or 21:00 per day.

As the number of go-goers increased rapidly, along with the popularity of the extermination type of small-meshed nets, this profession did not lead to high income. Many fishermen have converted to offshore fishing, although they still remember their childhood career.

In the past, people in Luoi village pulled the net while singing, singing songs like a lifeline, fostering the spirit of enthusiastic labor, dispelling the fatigue of the marine profession. An enthusiast of dances from his teenage years, the voice of Mr. Nguyen Tan Hanh speaks, reminiscent of the splendid profession in every word: “Hooray, bait he builds, build chives / We friends try to pull Cheer up and ignore “…

Although the golden age of peasantry is over, fishermen in Luoi village still remember the traditional profession and mention it as a natural, always present in the life of fishermen.

Madonna, 63 years old, is still extremely fiery on stage.

Madonna has just shared a series of new extremely young and stylish photos on her personal Instagram page of 15.8 million followers, which many people admire.

Although 63 years old, the great pop star still retains the desirable body and the hacked look of Gucci’s modern designs. The female singer appeared with this outfit during the music film premiere Madame X dedicated to 12 special audiences.

No one can think of this image as that of a singer born in 1958. Madonna costumes and accessories selected are commented and perfect, trendy. Madonna said she was eager and couldn’t seem to wait for the day Madame X debut to a global audience. The female singer also thanked the crew for working so hard during the past 7 months to complete this musical drama.

Tour Madame X Madonna’s took place from September 2019, prior to the Covid-19 translation. At the same time the female singer released the album of the same name, also the 14th album. After the concert in New York, Madonna had to cancel the remaining music nights in North America in December 2019 due to a knee injury. In January 2021, Madonna reappeared in an extremely magnificent Super Bowl event, keeping her top form.