Architect Do Nguyen Anh Quy said that neutral colors are used as the main color, combined with wood colors with soft curves and auxiliary LED lights to make accents. All the above factors have created an extremely sophisticated and luxurious overall. The living room and kitchen are designed in an open space but are subtly divided thanks to the use of two different textured tiles. The use of winding curves right at the conversion position does not feel stiff and awkward for the homeowner. With a small area, the architect prioritizes neat and minimalist elements. The living room is decorated with compact furniture, enough space for members to gather and entertain together. The kitchen area is very invested by the owner and is for a spacious area. The kitchen and living room area is designed to be an open space but is subtly and harmoniously divided by two types of tiles with different textures. The white and wooden kitchen cabinets are rounded in the corner, equipped with an induction cooker and full of amenities, overall extremely neat and tidy. The highlight at the dining table is the wall with a stylized design highlighted by the led light system. The space of the dining area becomes impressively beautiful and luxurious, contributing to family meals more cozy. The bedrooms are also designed in a modern style. The furniture is designed to be minimalist to maximize the area, the architect only arranges the necessary items according to the wishes of the owner of each room. The baby’s room uses bright colors, the other two main rooms are neutral colors, bringing a warm and elegant beauty to the space. Each room is arranged with LED lights on the wall or on a bookshelf, both as a highlight and providing the necessary brightness. The bedroom space is also designed in a modern style. The bedroom for parents is used in neutral colors, with a simple layout to optimize the area of ​​​​the apartment. The baby’s bedroom has brighter colors. All three bedrooms are designed with additional bookshelves. A small corner of the apartment.

Make the most of the kitchen wall : With a kitchen with an area that is not too large, you can use an empty wall array with shelves, stainless steel bars or wood to hang things. The position of the spice jars in the kitchen is quite important, they should be fixed in a conspicuous place. The wall space above the kitchen table can arrange spice jars or shelves, kitchen cabinets, pan racks. You need to carefully measure the size of the wall to buy the appropriate shelf and shelf. Make the most of the space under the sink : The drawer under the sink is usually quite small, so it is rarely used. You can use this space as a storage place for sundries. Kitchen cleaning tools or trash cans can be hidden under the sink to make the kitchen more aesthetic and tidy. Image: Rev-A-Shelf . Vertical arrangement is a smart way to optimize space, helping you to store more items in the storage shelf. The kitchen utensils will be neatly “planned” into drawers, vertical shelves with divided floors according to use. In addition, the vertical box-shaped deep plastic basket also helps you make better use of the corners in the kitchen cabinets than the round type. Make your own hangers to hide things : Pots and pans can be neatly organized under the sink thanks to homemade racks. In addition, you can use wall cabinets, combined with wall hooks to arrange items, save space for the kitchen. Use the inside of the cabinet door : Some types of sticky hooks will help to store pots and pans neatly behind the kitchen cabinet door. You should choose a wall hook with good grip to keep the kitchen utensils fixed when opening the cabinet door. In addition, you can make a fixed shelf from the 2 walls of the drawer to hang simple items such as ladles, scissors… Increase kitchen counter space : Narrow kitchens often have very small counters. Using various types of drying racks, racks to arrange dishes on top of the sink as shown in the picture help the kitchen counter to be more open, with more area for you to cook. Clip and label leftovers : You use clamps to fix the folds in the food bag, then label the ingredients. This way both preserves ingredients well and helps housewives quickly find cooking food.

One way you can significantly increase storage space is to install built-in wardrobes around the bed. In addition to the benefit of using space, you can easily get things right under the bed or the upper drawers. If you want to create a highlight for the bedroom space, you can use the floating color on the backdrop of the bed as shown in the picture. Another way to create optimal space in the bedroom with a system of long built-in cabinets, covering the wall, integrated storage drawers and even table lamps are always attached to the cabinet system. 2. Expand the kitchen space The owner of the house cleverly took advantage of the stairs to subtly expand the kitchen table area, both making the kitchen space more interesting and creating an area to display collectibles. 3. Opening price You can also install shelves close to the wall with a simple design and create more space for light to enter the room. The simple design with spacious display compartments will avoid the feeling of a ‘full’ space. 4. Make use of under the stairs Under the stairs can be an ideal storage place for large, frequently used items. You can also divide the under the stairs into many compartments with different heights to easily arrange the furniture in the most appropriate and effective way. 5. Built-in cabinet with desk You can completely arrange a work space at home with desks and chairs attached to the cabinet frame. One trick is to use the same materials as the cabinets and use a simple design for both the cabinet and the desk. 6. Take advantage of the smart wall The wall-mounted dining table layout is a great idea for small kitchen spaces as it allows you to have enough seating while not taking up too much space and making the kitchen feel cramped. The curves of the seat are also a great idea: it makes the space seem larger, and at the same time makes the seat both comfortable and convenient. 7. Built in bathroom cabinet Built-in cabinets in the bathroom allow you to optimize the usable area while still having all the necessary items in a convenient and neat way. You should use wood materials that are resistant to temperature and humidity to increase the durability of the object. 8. Transparent cabinet system: You can install a system of cabinets running throughout from the kitchen area to the living room to create storage space. This approach also has the added benefit of creating a clear view of the house. You can use different paint colors for the cabinet system to separate the cabinets in the kitchen space and the furniture for the relaxing space. If you really have a great need for storage space, you can refer to the way the homeowner in the photo arranges a large, massive wall cabinet system, extending from the kitchen area to the end of the living room. The open space will be smaller but in return, you have enough space for all the furniture you have.

Peary reindeer on the British island of Ellesmere. This area is larger than France and Spain combined and three times the size of Germany. However, Canada has a natural area conservation goal called “30 by 30” that aims to preserve at least 30% of the country’s land and seas by 2030. Goal “30 by 30” To live up to the “30 by 30” goal, new protected areas must preserve biodiversity and secure areas for carbon storage, fresh water supply, or protection of recreational areas. based on nature. However, many of these key areas of great benefit coincide with competitive land uses such as agriculture, forestry, and natural resource extraction. This is a challenge for Canada. Traditional conservation methods may not be enough to achieve the “30 by 30” goal and new and innovative conservation methods are needed. The “30 by 30” goal comes from the “Coalition of High Ambitions for People and Nature” – a United Nations initiative to tackle the global climate crisis. 55 member states, including Canada, the European Union, Japan and Mexico, have committed to achieving the “30 by 30” goal. Other countries such as the United States, which are not full members of the alliance, have recently made similar commitments. The reason behind the 30% target is clear: It is imperative to ensure that natural areas that provide essential benefits to humanity such as food, clean water, clean air and a stable climate… are protected. This is considered an “ecosystem service” and is a collection of benefits that the natural environment brings to humans. Humans have dramatically changed, about 75% of the land on Earth, and have caused drastic negative impacts on at least 40% of the oceans, resulting in about a quarter of species being threatened with extinction. Low rates of global biodiversity and loss of natural areas now threaten the world’s natural life support systems, scientists say. Expanding protected land globally is key action that will help reverse these trends, thereby protecting biodiversity and benefiting people. A protected biodiversity area in Canada. Creative conservation Canada’s protected areas cover 12% of the country, and this area could have grown to 17% by the end of 2020 as new parks and new reserves are completed across the country. Expanding from 12% to 30% means adding an area roughly equivalent to the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba combined. One study found that about two-thirds of the area that provides fresh water and recreational opportunities for Canadians coincides with agricultural land and where resources (oil and gas, minerals, and timber) are owned. This highlights the need for innovative conservation approaches, especially those that focus on the landscape. While natural areas are often prioritized for conservation, farms, forests and pastures are also critical to achieving the 30% target. Landscape conservation requires new and flexible approaches. This could include landowners restoring and managing the land, adding wildflower bands to enhance field pollination, or improving soil and water management to protect water quality. In forests, it is necessary to protect old trees and their carbon stores by prioritizing forest ecosystem health and biodiversity over economic profit. In addition, it is necessary to maintain the complex forest structure by conserving large trees or creating gaps in the forest canopy and planting a variety of forest trees to conserve biodiversity and ecosystem services. Among the techniques mentioned above, there are many techniques that are not new, but combining them in a conservation framework like other conventional techniques would be novel. Previous conservation methods have mainly relied on individual areas in the form of protected areas. It will also be new for governments to actively collaborate with communities, indigenous peoples and conservation groups to carry out conservation work. It is very important to combine the above methods to achieve the “30 by 30” goal. The good thing is that Canada already has a number of factors to make the above combination. Biosphere reserves combine the exploiting lands here to be highly protected, and provide a prime example of how to designate, manage, and operate diverse types of conservation and use. of human. Indigenous protected and conserved areas are another example that can enable countries to manage, use and protect traditional lands according to their legal and cultural systems. These are being applied more and more in Canada. Finally, urban parks such as Rouge National Park in Toronto have been a major benefit to city dwellers and help connect those living in neighborhoods with nature. A forest in Canada. Challenges and benefits Major obstacles to the use of these new conservation methods include the need to rigorously evaluate whether conservation practices are effective. Many of the methods mentioned above are not easily suited to this type of assessment. Next is the “30 by 30” goal of biodiversity conservation, while some of the methods above focus on ecosystem services first and then on biodiversity. How will we decide between these different approaches? The new approaches are complex, requiring large capital and cooperation between governments and communities. In addition, it is difficult to implement and monitor after the method is established, which can lead to unexpected delays and delays. Despite these challenges, new conservation approaches have real potential to conserve some of the most threatened species and ecosystem services where the risk of harm is highest. This ensures the achievement of the “30 by 30” goal of conserving nature and the essential benefits it brings to people.

According to architect (Architect) Khuong Van Muoi, former Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City Association of Architects, it is very necessary to bring air, light and trees into the house. Trees help reduce the heat on summer days, bring fresh air into the house, create comfort for residents. One of the simple ways to bring nature into the house is to design an airy space with lots of openings and wide doors to let the wind circulate. Besides, using good light-absorbing materials such as glass, bright plastic to bring natural light into the house. Trees may be few but arranged in appropriate positions, taking advantage of small trees that can be hung in windows, atriums… Using every pine space to plant trees is the best way to bring nature into the house. Photo: THU TRINH “Green trees should be planted around the house and balcony to bring fresh space. Do not plant many plants in the bedroom because trees absorb O2 and emit CO2, if planted too much will make it difficult for people to breathe when the door is closed. In addition, for small houses, wind and light are even more essential. Therefore, we need to design the house so that natural light enters the house and good ventilation” – Architect Khuong Van Muoi shared. In addition, architect Huynh Bao Toan, Director of a mobile home supplier, shared: In order to bring nature into a small house, in addition to planting trees, homeowners should arrange it reasonably and simply. For small houses, placing too many bulky items will make the space cramped, making it difficult for the air to circulate. Therefore, it is recommended to use simple furniture, smart furniture because they help the house become more spacious and airy. “A suitable arrangement of furniture will have more green space. Currently, the use of smart furniture is very popular, for example, using a sofa in combination with a bed, a dining table with a desk to take up less space,” shared architect Huynh Bao Toan.

Newspaper Vietnamese culture Introduce two types of combined sugarcane harvesters: large capacity combined sugarcane harvesters and mini sugarcane harvesters. Mini cane harvesters With a compact size, light weight makes the machine flexible. The knife can be stored deep into the soil layer 20-30mm, so it greatly limits the rate of damage to sugarcane. It can neatly collect sugarcane in a variety of natural states including spilled cane. The machine is equipped with an advanced hydraulic control system adapted to different terrains. Especially with mini machines, the low oil consumption can be below 0.15 liters per hour of operation. The machine is compact, portable, suitable for small and medium-sized sugarcane farms. Sugarcane harvesting machine THM 2.0 by engineer Le Quyet Tien. Interestingly, in 2013, engineer Le Quyet Tien from Nam Dinh and his colleagues invented the THM-2.0 mini-complex cane harvester which was put to trial and application under production conditions in Hiep Hoa. (Long An) and achieved the same productivity and quality standards as the imported machines before: The machine works in complex areas of sugar cane, and can harvest spilled sugarcane. Pure yield is high, can reach 0.21 ha / hour Standard cutting rate ≥ 80%, can cut close to the base without missing and do not crush the sugarcane, spread the trees evenly to the direction of the machine. The hydraulic devices of the machine work smoothly, stably, and operate easily and gently. Up to now, this type of machine is still preferred in small and medium sized sugarcane farms. Large capacity sugarcane harvesting machine The combined sugarcane harvesting machine is a machine with modern technology, fully equipped with hydraulic control system. They have the role of harvesting sugarcane on a large area of ​​land. The hydraulic system works continuously and completely automatically during the sugar cane harvest. Large capacity sugarcane harvesting machine. True to their name, the combined sugarcane harvester, many functions are integrated in the machine. From sugar cane cutting, transmission, peeling, topping, and cleaning are all included in this combined sugarcane harvesting machine. They are very suitable for use in areas with large sugarcane growing areas, where the topography of sugarcane is relatively flat. One more point, the machine can help you harvest any sugarcane you grow. This machine usually has a large capacity, massive design, and is suitable for medium and large scale sugarcane farms. The outstanding features of the combined sugarcane harvester Fast harvest, high yield Before, when there were no modern machines, people still had to use their own labor force. Labor productivity is not high. Moreover, with limited human strength, it is extremely difficult and difficult to harvest the large sugarcane fields. The sugarcane harvester helps the harvest productivity increase significantly. The capacity of the large capacity machine can reach 40 tons / h. This is 300 times more than a healthy worker. Economical and efficient A combined sugar cane harvesting machine works with 70 workers. Instead of hiring a lot of workers, the combined sugarcane harvester saves labor and increases labor efficiency. In addition, the combined sugarcane harvester can cut to the base of the sugarcane, the yield is estimated to increase by 2 tons / ha compared to manual labor. When the sugarcane is harvested by the combined machine, all the tops and leaves of the cane are chopped, crushed and left in the field. This is a huge amount of fertilizer for the next crop. Thanks to that, productivity is also much improved. Currently, in Vietnam, large-scale sugarcane growing farms use many modern and advanced combined sugarcane harvesters in the world. In particular, Brazil and India are the two countries with the most modern sugarcane harvesters available in Vietnam. Sugarcane harvester CASE A8000 Sugarcane harvester CASE A8000 – Brazil Made in Brazil Engine power: 358 horsepower. Design: Distance between rows:> 1.4m Fuel consumption: 1.6 – 2 liters / ton Harvesting capacity: 30-40 tons / hour The sugar cane harvester Shaktiman 3737 Shakatiman 3737-India Made in India Engine power: 173 horsepower. Fuel tank capacity: 208 liters Cylinder volume: 5.9 liters.

Mr. Bui Van Minh (Man Duc town) is hired to harvest sugarcane on sugarcane fields in Nen hamlet, Tu Ne commune. His job is to lower the cane and bundle each bundle, about 16 plants / bunch with a weight of about 30kg / bundle. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The workers who are hired to carry sugarcane hire in a sugarcane field in Tu Ne commune will transport a distance of 300m with a bundle of 30kg sugarcane on their shoulders. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The bunches of sugarcane are transferred to the car to buy right above the road. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) According to Mr. Minh (Man Duc town), sugarcane this year is about 2,000-3,000 VND cheaper than every year, but the quality always maintains the Tan Lac brand. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The sugar cane harvesters were engrossed in their work in the late afternoon. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The workers who are hired to carry sugarcane hire in a sugarcane field in Tu Ne commune will transport a distance of 300m with a bundle of 30kg sugarcane on their shoulders. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The workers who are hired to carry sugarcane hire in a sugarcane field in Tu Ne commune will transport a distance of 300m with a bundle of 30kg sugarcane on their shoulders. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) The white sugarcane bundles are carefully bundled on the field waiting for the transporter to buy the car. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA) A bright smile on the sweaty face of the people of Tu Ne commune, Tan Lac district on the day of sugarcane harvest. (Photo: Trong Dat / VNA)

Located in Century Park on the shores of Haikou Bay (China), the project covers an area of ​​4,397 square meters, with a construction area of ​​1,380 square meters. The library has a capacity of 10,000 books as well as a multifunctional audio-visual area. A library of integrated entertainment facilities is open to the public free of charge. Meanwhile, the northern area of ​​the building has a coffee shop, public toilets, unobstructed toilets, showers, children’s reading room, public rest area and roof garden … The open architecture allows people to freely explore and have a feeling of being in nature. The design of the cave shape with each layer is not easy to open, giving the reader comfort and stimulating the imagination. The building is located adjacent to the sea, highly artistic. The building’s circular openings capture natural light and blur the boundaries between architecture and nature. In addition, the circular plots create a natural ventilation effect to cool the building in Haikou’s warm year-round climate. The reading area facing the sea facing the sea between the first floor and the second floor is not only for reading but also a place to organize cultural exchange activities. Children’s reading area is isolated from the main reading space, where there are skylights, vents, niches that stimulate children’s desire to explore. The structural form creates some semi-outdoor spaces, this is also a great space for people to read and overlook the sea. The interior and exterior of the building are cast in flat concrete to create the connection. Architect Ma Yansong said: “Spirit is the core value of architecture. It contributes to the humanistic atmosphere of a city. We want this building to be an urban space that people love. and an inevitable part of everyday life Architecture, art, humanity, and nature meet here, opening up a journey of discovering your imagination and appreciating the meaning that looks Bring different beauties to their lives ”.

The Falkland Islands or Malvinas located in the Atlantic Ocean are one of the most famous places in the world. The economic benefits of this place mainly come from sheep husbandry, ecotourism and fishing. In particular, the island has nearly 170 times more sheep than the population, making many people curious and interested. Specifically, most of the area on the Falkland Islands is used as lawns to feed sheep. People on the island raise sheep for high quality wool and raise meat. Therefore, the number of sheep on the Falkland Islands is always higher than the population. According to a 2002 census, the population of the island was about 3,000 people. Meanwhile, the number of sheep raised in the Falkland Islands is about 500,000. This means that there are 167 times more sheep in the Falkland Islands than there are people living there. Due to the large number of sheep on the island, some people call the Falkland Islands an island of sheep. In addition to sheep, the Falkland Islands are also home to a number of other animals such as eagles, albatross, penguins … English is the official language of the Falkland Islands. A small number of people speak Spanish as a second language. An interesting thing about the phone numbers of the people of the Falkland Islands are only 5 numbers. Unlike many parts of the world, the Falkland Islands do not have a chain of stores. Invite readers to watch the video: Green tourism in the Ivory Coast’s plastic island. Source: THĐT 1.

The mezzanine fashion is currently a design trend of 2020 and 2021. This model is not only chosen by families on the street to save space, but also as a cost-saving solution of the family in the countryside. First of all, if you want to build a cost-effective mezzanine house, your family must first calculate details from choosing a model, choosing a designer; construction teams; Total budget to the materials offline. This model 1 is a mezzanine model for families who like the freedom and have quite a lot of area. In addition, the mezzanine main part will be connected to the terrace to save space and create length for the house. Only with a cost of about 300 million VND combined with the scientific problem of dividing the budget. You absolutely can easily own a pretty nice mezzanine house for a family of 4. Expenditures are below: Mezzanine tube house costs 300 million Ground floor includes: Motorbike front yard: 4 × 2 = 8m2 1 Living room: 4 × 4 = 16m2. 1 Bedroom: 4 × 3.6 = 14.4m2 1 Stairs go to the mezzanine: 4 × 1.4 = 5.6m2 1 Kitchen & 1 WC: 4 × 4 = 16m2 (WC: 2 × 2 = 4m2) Ground floor height: 3m Mezzanine floor located on the bedroom: 4 × 3.6 = 14.4m2 Mezzanine height: 2.5m Sand for house construction: 5,000,000 VND Cement volume of 140 bags x 80 costs: 11,200,000 VND Brick type 2: 9000v x 1800 cost: 16,200,000 VND Ceramic tiles for tiling kitchen and bathroom: 13,000,000 VND Iron: Including iron for purlins and non-iron. Choose the type of purlin iron about 8 trees 6m + Non iron 14 and iron 6: Total about 7,500,000 VND Cost of renting a designer and building package: 130,000,000 VND Worker about 2 months: 100,000,000 VND So, the total cost of building a mezzanine with a small area is about: 300,000,000 VND Beautiful mezzanine tube house Model 2: Type of mezzanine price 300 million This model is quite classic and looks “old” but it is very modern in the city. Because all interiors inside the house are dominated by deep wood tones, that is why it will create a quiet and discreet feature for the family resting space. In particular, with the mezzanine part, choose bright yellow tones designed on a compact area, very suitable for small families in the city. This model is only in the price range of 300,000,000 VND only. This price is very suitable for young families with little budget. Designing mezzanine tube house Model 3: Type of mezzanine 300 million Mezzanine houses choose yellow or bright white tones designed on a compact area, very suitable for small families in cities with small land areas and little budget. With this template you will see the creativity of the designer in color schemes. In particular, this model is only in the price range of 300,000,000 VND only.

The tube house design is a popular urban choice. With a limited amount of land, tube houses are a popular choice in urban areas. 2-storey tube house meets criteria such as construction cost, simple design, area of ​​3-4 people living comfortably. Not only that, this type of house still allows the homeowner to have a variation of architecture, invest in beautiful frontage … Design diagram of a 2-storey tube house model. L-shaped 2-storey house model The L-shaped house model is often suitable for families in rural areas with large land areas. The L-shaped 2-storey house model is suitable for the tastes and needs of residents in rural areas due to its wide area, easy design and construction. With a cost of only a few hundred million VND, you can completely build a comfortable and comfortable 2-storey house for your family. Layout plan of the 1st floor of the L-shaped house. Model 2-storey house with Thai roof With a smaller land area, rural houses can still design a 2-storey and 3-bedroom Thai roof model. This type of house has a reasonable construction cost but still ensures a comfortable living space for the family. This type of house also has the advantage of not being outdated, heat resistant, waterproof more effective than flat roofs. The roof is usually roofed with tile, so it does not cause unpleasant noise like corrugated iron roofs. Design drawing of the first floor. Model 2-storey house with square roof With square plots, you can still design a beautiful house. There is no need to worry because the house does not have a deep head, but only need to arrange the room, the interior is reasonable, the house still ensures aesthetic elements and makes use of all areas. Design drawing of the first floor of the house is square 8x8m. Sample house 2 floors 1 tum Model of a 2-storey 1-tum house is a popular design that is popular in both urban and rural areas. The tum at the top does not require large construction costs like a complete floor but still provides more usable area. You can use this area as a place to do laundry, dry your clothes or turn into a green garden for your home to feel more fresh. Design drawing of the attic floor.

Bovbjerg cliffs in the Vestjylland UNESCO Global Geopark (Photo: UNESCO) Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, countries that did not apply for new geopark recognition, the UNESCO Global Geopark Council decided to consider this year’s candidates from Old application form (period 2017-2019). In fact, evaluations of these geopark have been carried out since before the start of the pandemic. The management boards of these parks have also submitted additional information reports as requested by the Council. The new UNESCO Global Geopark is: 1. Vestjylland Global Geopark, Denmark About a third of the Geopark’s surface area is on the mainland, with the rest comprising marine areas in the Limfjord and the North Sea. The terrestrial part of the Geopark’s icy landscape are flat plains, lagoons and lakes formed by successive ice ages, especially the most recent ice age, Main Advance, took place 23,000 to 21,000 years ago. Wind and water are continuing to affect the landscape in very conspicuous ways. Geopark includes 13 areas Naruta 2000, 5 nature reserves and wildlife and more than 90 natural geological sites. Natura 2000 is the European Union’s ecological network, which includes important bird habitats and protected habitats that are important to other wildlife species of interest to the European Union. 2. Global Geopark Saimaa, Finland Geopark takes its name from Lake Saimaa, the largest lake in Finland and the 4th largest lake in Europe. Located in southeastern Finland, south of the Vuoksi water system, the Geopark stretches about 20 to 180 meters above sea level. One-third of the park’s 6,063 km² of surface area is water, dotted with thousands of islands, and a coastline of more than 8,000 km. The rocks of Saimaa point to the area’s as far back as 1,900 million years ago when it was part of the seabed. The rocky bedrock is formed over time when the sea water recedes, mountain folds take place, the rocks crystallize into gneisses and granite. The ancient foundation was further affected by the ice age, and land accretion continues to this day. The land of this area was formed in the past 20,000 years due to erosion of ice sheets. Since then, several unique and endangered species, including seal Saimaa and salmon, have been “isolated” in the area. Impressive stone paintings on the shores of the lake show human presence from the Stone Age. The location and features of the Geopark allow visitors to observe the patterns of ice lobe formation in Finland’s Lake District. Saimaa seal ring (Photo: Arto Hamalainen / UNESCO) (Photo: Arto Hamalainen / UNESCO) (Photo: Arto Hamalainen / UNESCO) (Photo: Arto Hamalainen / UNESCO) 3. Thuringia Inselsberg Global Geopark – Drei Gleichen, Germany Located in Thuringia, central Germany, the Geopark covers an area of ​​about 988 km² at an altitude of 250 to 900 meters above sea level. The park’s geology records more than 150 million years of Earth’s history, from the merger of the Pangea supercontinent to the dissolution of the continent during the Late Triassic. Geopark’s distinctive fossil profile has been a subject of study for over 300 years, leading to the accumulation of great geological expertise. The fossilized reef here, among the first recognized in the 19th century, is a remnant of the formation of a small island surrounded by coral reefs in the Zechstein Sea. You can explore three of the Geopark’s hundreds of natural caves. The park’s Geo & Pleasure geo-tourism trail highlights the link between soil and local geology and traditional indigenous cuisine in the low mountains and loess regions. (Photo: Stephan Brauner Kerstin Fohlert / UNESCO) (Photo: Stephan Brauner Kerstin Fohlert / UNESCO) 4. Grevena Global Geopark – Kozani, Greece In the North of Greece, in the Western Macedonia region (within 40-70 km of the border of Albania and North Macedonia), this geopark covers an area of ​​2,486 km², with an altitude of 380 to 3,800 meters above water level. sea. Greece’s longest river, Aliakamon, flows through Grevana – Kozani. The park’s geology includes rock formations dating back to about a billion years ago, to date records a number of tectonic plate events, including the birth of the Tethyan Ocean and the emergence of Europe. as a separate continental block. Orliakas Mountain, a reef in the midst of an ancient African-European contiguous area, inside the Geopark. Studies of these geological features have significantly contributed to the development of popular theories about the origin of tectonic plates. The geopark also houses some of the world’s most important tornado fossils, The Land of Elephants and Mammoths with the longest known tusks in the world (over 5 m). (Photo: Geowonders Greece / UNESCO) (Photo: Geowonders Greece / UNESCO) (Photo: Geowonders Greece / UNESCO) 5. Global Geopark Belitong, Indonesia Belitong Geopark is located about 400 km north of Jakarta, including Belitung Island and more than 200 small islands in 13,000 km² of waters. The marine area accounts for about 2/3 of the total surface area of ​​this park. Belitong is known for its spectacular Tor granite landscape, and large rock outcrops, created by weathering and erosion. The park also features a rare meteorite tektite called Satam or Billitonite, along with unique mineral deposits such as the Nam Salu primary tin mine, the richest single tin mine in the region. Southeast Asia. Located on historic maritime trade and migration routes, Belitong is home to more than 288,000 people from diverse cultures, including the Sawang Tribes. The main sources of income are agriculture, fishing and mining. (Photo: Belitong Geopark / UNESCO) 6. Aspromonte Global Geopark, Italy Located in Calabria, southern Italy, with an altitude of nearly 2,000 meters above sea level, Aspromonte Geopark is home to more than 273,000 people. The site’s exceptional geology is the result of the evolution of geodynamics and seismics that began more than 500 million years ago and are still ongoing. This geopark is located on a peninsula along the Apennine Mountains, corresponding to a piece of the Alpine range separating Spain, northwest Italy, Sardinia and Corsica. A complex of mountains, ridges and plateaus interspersed with deep valleys created by unique natural water currents, has “sculpted” the hard rocks of the foundation, leading to metamorphism to crystallize over time. and create spectacular waterfalls. The Geopark’s unique geomorphology gives visitors a stunning 360-degree view of the Strait of Messina, Mount Etna, the Aeolian Islands, Calabrian Greek territory, Locri territory and Gioia Tauro Plains. (Photo: UNESCO) (Photo: UNESCO) (Photo: UNESCO) 7. Majella Global Geopark, Italy Located in the Center of Apennines, the Geopark has a surface area of ​​740 km² with an altitude of 130 to 2,800 meters above sea level, along with more than 60 peaks in the Majella Mountains, half of which are over 2,000 meters high, like Mount Amaro. The geopark is made up of a series of gorges, many rivers and a number of perennial lakes that are essential to wildlife. This area is made up mainly of fossilized limestone. With ruins associated with the human presence some 600,000 years ago, the Geopark has 95 geological sites, including one of the oldest archaeological sites in Europe. Most have considerable educational and tourism value. Thanks to the special landscape of high-altitude reliefs near the sea and the heterogeneity of geomorphology, the Geopark is characterized by a variety of microclimate, ecosystems and ecological niches, which has increased the level of special and valuable biodiversity. (Photo: MNP Archive – Maurizio Anselmi / UNESCO) (Photo: Enigma Casare lacovone / UNESCO) (Photo: Luca de Monaco / UNESCO) (Photo: Upix Fotografia Ipogea / UNESCO) 8. Public mountain geology Holy Cross, Poland Located in the southeastern part of Poland, the western part of the Świętokrzyskie mountain range, the Holy Cross Mountain Geopark is 200 to 400 meters above sea level, and is home to more than 252,000 people. The Geopark located in the Trans-European Garment Region (TESZ), a major tectonic boundary between the Variscan Western Foundation, the Pre-Cambrian Eastern Foundation and the reproductive belt of Alpine structures, is the key to Learn the geological structure of Europe. More importantly, this is the only site in the TESZ where sedimentary rocks representing the sequence of all geological periods from the Cambrian to the Quaternary are raised on the surface. The geology of the park, combined with human intervention over the centuries has resulted in a rich diversity of landscapes, flora and fauna. Traces of human activity in the Geopark date back 60,000 years, including Neanderthal camps and a beautiful cave system. Many ancient quarries are testament to the importance of mineral deposits, metal ores, limestone and other natural resources to local people over time. (Photo: Szymon Pawlak / UNESCO) (Photo: Szymon Pawlak / UNESCO) Quynh Hoa According to UNESCO

1. Which national park has the smallest area in Vietnam? Kon Ka Kinh National Park (Gia Lai)
Phu Quoc National Park (Kien Giang)
Xuan Thuy National Park (Nam Dinh) Xuan Thuy National Park in Giao Thuy district, Nam Dinh province is currently the smallest national park in Vietnam. According to the information about the unit, the garden has a total area of ​​7,100 ha, preserving the typical wetland ecosystem of the Red River estuary with typical fauna and flora species. This is also an ideal bird watching spot for visitors. Image: Khoitran1957 . 2. Which biosphere reserve is Xuan Thuy National Park an important core zone? Red River Delta Biosphere Reserve
Cat Ba Archipelago Biosphere Reserve
Can Gio Biosphere Reserve According to information introducing the destination, Xuan Thuy National Park is the core area of ​​special importance of the Red River Delta Biosphere Reserve, also known as the Intercity Coastal Wetland Biosphere Reserve. Red River Delta, belonging to 3 provinces of Ninh Binh, Nam Dinh and Thai Binh. This place was recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve in 2004. Photo: Daytripvietnam . 3. What is a special national monument in Nam Dinh? Relic of Ly Bat De Temple
Tran temple relics and Pho Minh pagoda
Cua Ong Temple relic Tran Temple and Pho Minh Pagoda in Nam Dinh City, Nam Dinh Province were classified as a special national monument in 2012. According to documents of the Cultural Heritage Department, this is a typical relic cluster in the system In the Tran Dynasty of the country, among the major religious and religious centers in the Red River delta, festivals took place to honor and honor the Tran dynasty. Image: Long river. 4. Which building is an important part of Nam Dinh ancient citadel? Thu Tu flagpole
Lung Cu flagpole
Nam Dinh flagpole Located in Nam Dinh City, Nam Dinh flagpole is an important work of the ancient citadel of Nam Dinh, ranked a national monument. According to the Nam Dinh Provincial Museum, the work was completed in 1843 under the Nguyen dynasty, but due to the destruction of bombs and bombs, this architecture was restored to its original state in 1997. Photo: Nam Dinh Provincial Museum . 5. Which of the following churches in Nam Dinh attracts many young people to check-in? Hung Nghia Parish Church in Vu Ban district
Hung Nghia Parish Church in My Loc District
Hung Nghia Parish Church in Hai Hau district Nam Dinh has many famous churches, attracting tourists to visit and learn. In particular, Hung Nghia Parish Church in Hai Hau district with large-scale architecture “like heaven in Europe” is the place that many young people come to check-in. Image: Trangdalat2911 . 6. What works in Nam Dinh have just been inaugurated in the past 2020? Cua Hoi Bridge
Thinh Long Bridge
Co Phuc Bridge Thinh Long Bridge is one of the typical projects in Nam Dinh, inaugurated in the past 2020. Crossing the Ninh Co River, the bridge is 2.36 km long, connecting the two districts of Nghia Hung and Hai Hau, and connecting the route from the center of Nam Dinh city to the coastal tourist area of ​​Thinh Long. Image: Ngoc Tan . 7. How many districts and cities does Nam Dinh have? 1 city, 9 districts
1 city, 7 districts
1 city, 5 districts Nam Dinh currently has Nam Dinh city, the provincial capital, with 9 districts: Giao Thuy, Hai Hau, My Loc, Nam Truc, Nghia Hung, Truc Ninh, Vu Ban, Xuan Truong and Y Yen. Image: Le Thanh . The church is as beautiful as the sky in Nam Dinh Phu Nhai Church (Nam Dinh) owns splendid domes, towering bell towers not inferior to European ancient churches.

The apartment consists of a living room and 3 bedrooms, designed with wood main material. Neutral colors are used as the main style. Wood color, soft curves and complementary LED lighting for accents, all create an eye-catching overall. Small living room area, so neatness and minimalism are priority. The living room is decorated with compact furniture, enough space for members to gather for entertainment together. The living room and kitchen are designed in an open space. This area is properly divided thanks to the use of two types of tiles with different motifs but harmonious and consistent combination. The use of the curvilinear curve right at the switch position eliminates the feeling of roughness. The kitchen area is invested by the owner and spends a large area. White and wooden kitchen cabinets are designed in a rounded corner, equipped with a magnetic stove and full of amenities, overall neat and tidy. The highlight of the dining area is the wall with a stylized design, highlighted by the LED light system. A space corner is arranged by Sun Concept architects to serve the homeowner’s interests and entertainment needs. The baby’s bedroom uses bright colors, the other two rooms have neutral colors. The rooms are designed in a modern style, the furniture is minimalistic to maximize the area. Each room is arranged with LED lights on the wall or on a bookshelf, both as an accent and providing the necessary brightness.

The Amazon forest was cut down in Brazil. Documentary photo: AFP / VNA According to a report based on satellite data by the Global Forest Monitoring Organization, Brazil was the most severely damaged, the area of ​​destroyed forest in the country was 3 times higher than that of the second ranked country, the DRC. . In 2020, up to 4.2 million hectares of primary forest in the tropics will be destroyed, 12% higher than the previous year. Altogether in 2020, the tropical regions will lose 12.2 million hectares of greenery, including forests and tree plantations, mainly due to agricultural activities. Researchers also pointed out that extreme heat and drought have also caused wildfires, burning vast forests in Australia, Siberia and deep in the Amazon region. The author of the report, Ms. Frances Seymour of the World Resources Institute said that these losses reflect a state of emergency in climate. This is not only an ecosystem crisis, but also a humanitarian disaster, loss of economic potential. The study has provided some evidence that the restrictions imposed by countries to prevent the COVID-19 epidemic are also impacting this trend worldwide, as it increases the rate of illegal exploitation due to the forests are no longer protected, or more people have returned to the countryside. The researchers warn that the worst consequences will happen if countries stop protecting forests for economic purposes. However, according to Ms Seymour, the “worst sign” of last year was that forests became victims of climate change, according to which wetlands are still burning. According to research, trees and soils absorb up to 30% more carbon produced by human pollution each year, so the rapid disappearance of tropical forests will result. Uncompensable damage to the Earth’s ecosystem. The researchers emphasize that destroying tropical primeval forests in 2020 will emit 2.64 tons of CO2, the equivalent of India’s annual emissions, or 570 million cars, or twice as much. the emissions of all vehicles circulating in the US. Ms. Seymour warned that the more the world is delaying preventing deforestation, or slowly pushing towards the goal of neutralizing emissions, the more likely it is that natural forests that absorb CO2 on Earth will disappear completely. In Brazil, the government has cut budgets for environmental programs, leaving many Amazon lands to be exploited for resources and agribusiness, resulting in 1.7 million hectares of primary forest being destroyed in 2020. , up 25% from 2019. Meanwhile, the Pantanal tropical wetlands, the paradise of ecosystems stretching from Brazil to Bolivia, also suffered many fires. Bolivia is the country with the third highest deforestation rate in the world in 2020. Indonesia is a bright spot when reducing deforestation rate by 17% compared to 2019 and for the first time in 20 years, it escapes the group of three countries with the highest deforestation rate in the world. Deforestation rate in Indonesia has decreased for 4 consecutive years. Last year wet weather, combined with government policies, had had a long-term positive impact on the destruction of primary forests, researchers say. Forests cover more than 30% of the Earth’s area, while tropical forests are home to 50-90% of all terrestrial creatures. Earlier this week, research published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution estimated that growing commodity demand in rich countries is accelerating deforestation in tropical regions. Recent studies have warned that to a certain point, deforestation in the Amazon threatens to change the climate of the entire region, turning tropical forests into savannas.

Nguyen Hien (born in 1992) is known as the Asian beauty of the “Beautiful Flower Ban” contest. Not only possessing an attractive appearance, she is also a successful businessman that many people admire. She currently holds the position of Deputy General Director of Tenochio Vietnam Co., Ltd. providing customers with unique, diverse architectural works, in accordance with the needs and trends of current interior design.

Distribution of colors and layout in the living room

To perfect the design in this direction, a perfect blend of furniture and simple accessories is needed. From carpets, sofas, angled racks all contribute to expanding the space.

Rough, rough brick walls also create a unique highlight. This is considered a popular small living room decoration, chosen and applied by many homeowners.

Layouts in a small living room should be well divided.

In particular, color is a very important element in the design of a small living room. The walls, colorful furniture will make the space never boring, monotonous or dull, but always full of youthful vitality.

To deceive the vision and create airiness, spaciousness, homeowners should use glass doors for the living room to save space and have a view to the outside. This helps you take advantage of natural light for the room, making the room more airy.

The space when looking through the glass door brings a feeling of vastness, immensity, without clear borders, making your home space more spacious.

Glass doors make space extremely spacious.

Smart in interior selection

For a living room with a small area, the homeowner should prioritize matching furniture. For living rooms with a small area, you need to choose furniture with the right size to create the right correlation for the viewer. Thus, you can save space to use for other things.

Homeowners choose furniture with a simple and slender design, which is also an effective way to help the living room always be more airy and spacious.

Moderately sized furniture for a small living room.

A small room cannot accommodate too many interiors, so multifunctional smart furniture will be the perfect choice for homeowners. Multifunctional interiors are made for small, narrow spaces. Homeowners can use a multi-purpose table to fold in when not in use, not being entangled in the aisle. A bed is also a sofa table, under the stairs combined with a locker, … is a very smart choice today.

Decorate living room with striped motifs and abstract paintings

You can transform a small living room space into a larger, colorful striped pattern. This bold design gives a strong impression at first sight, opening up a unique, new and personal effect.

At the same time, abstract paintings create a special highlight for the living room. The elaborate, hard to imagine patterns attract the attention of people more than the area of ​​the house you own.

In addition to the effect of shading light, decoration, curtains also help you to hide the unsightly defect parts of the house such as inadequate paint color, a cracked wall, water, mold or peeling … Not only concealer in the house, curtains also contribute to an aesthetic effect that makes the room more luxurious and beautiful. Curtains are also a soundproof material and limit the harsh sunlight chosen by many families.

Reasonable carpet layout

The floor coverings are not only an accent item for the room, the floor mat also acts as an invisible partition to separate one room from the other without having to use partitions or rough walls. occupy an area. Currently on the market there are quite a variety of carpets with different patterns and sizes for you to choose from.

Use pictures to conceal

Decorative paintings in the room not only help your apartment space become an artistic and impressive space, but the clever combination and layout also brings a wider and more open space. Pictures are also decorative items that help evoke many creative ideas, stimulate the child’s brain development and also cover up the peeling, convex walls … making the room more impressive. .

Arrange scientific storage space

A tidy house will be a lot nicer than a cluttered one. Therefore, one of the factors that should be considered first when home decoration is tidy. To help keep the house clean, you can use multi-purpose interiors for increased storage capacity. With each storage compartment, you can attach the marker for convenience in finding.

Use a vacuum shelf

You can take advantage of the space on the wall to attach wall shelves to both shape and color make the room come alive. You can arrange them in the bedroom, living room, kitchen … to store furniture neatly and tidy without taking up the area of ​​the room. In addition, you can paint the racks with colors to decorate the room.

Use open dividers

For apartments with a small area, the use of open partitions is not only necessary but also helps to divide spaces flexibly. The open partition just creates the necessary airiness for the house while ensuring the privacy for each separate space. However, the division of space still has to be done to have a certain science in daily life.

Paint the interior

Painting the walls of your house is not only expensive but also takes a lot of time and effort because before and after painting you need to clean and re-arrange the furniture, so you can repaint some of the furniture. This is a smart way to refresh the room, but still doesn’t need to waste time repainting the entire wall or replacing new objects. This trick helps the furniture to be brighter and more beautiful, while also helping the house become new and fresher.