The book “Forever Life 2” appeared in the National High School mock exam in 2021. Specifically, in part 1, the test contains an excerpt from the book, and candidates read and understand and answer questions about the message the author sends in the passage: “Knowledge and education are completely different from wisdom. People who study more degrees and have more knowledge are not necessarily more talented and wise than people. The more people rely on them, the more they think they learn, the more they cling to things. Their ideas are limited and they often show intolerance and empathy for other people’s thoughts.Those who are good at reasoning often prefer to argue, argue, disagree with others according to their thoughts rather than listening. , explore and empathize. Knowledge helps us argue and convince with valid arguments, but it will not really affect others, because it cannot really win hearts and penetrate human souls. Only what goes from the heart can reach the heart of another.” The passage in the above exam is one of the tips given by the author in the book to help people transform their minds to be able to overcome the terrible upheavals that are taking place. The work has pointed out the difference in rank that is often confused between “Knowledge” and “Wisdom”, between “Knowledge” and “Spiritual”. The limit of knowledge, knowledge is still not enough for humanity to understand the deep roots of all problems. People still need to achieve more comprehensive enlightenment of “mind” in order to be able to “see beyond” things. “Forever Life 2” gives you a new perspective on the world, the cycle of reincarnation and the law of cause and effect; wake up and cultivate a good attitude towards life. Following Thomas’s strange lives in the mighty civilizations of Atlantis and Egypt in volume 1, “Forever Lives 2” is Thomas’ next unprecedented journey on a train through time – no The period stretches from contemporary America, back to the Mesopotamian desert of Assyria to ancient Greece, Persia, and India through the conquests of Alexander the Great. The memory of the heroic warrior Achilles in the legendary siege of Troy, the sudden awakening of the undefeated great emperor when conquering the mysterious country or the mysteries of the tomb of tyrant Qin Shi Huang… The magnificent picture of the human condition has to rotate constantly in the causal storm of ambition, war, hatred and love throughout the history of the world. Not only are Thomas’ profound lessons on Cause and Effect, “Forever Life 2” also lifts the veil of mystery and explores the endless journey of souls through the realms, the transit station in countless lifetimes. living… All are summed up, logically strung together with a harmonious perspective between spirituality, science, philosophy and the history of civilizations from East to West, from ancient to modern. Through wise conversations, the work also offers a way to transform karma, at the same time, warn of great dangers and changes in the future of humanity as well as sending healing messages. Compared to part 1, the richness and breadth of knowledge of “Forever Life 2” is expanded in many fields to further clarify the universal law of cause and effect, the primordial energy that creates life. existence of all things in the universe, of which man is the most vivid reflection. As soon as it was released, the latest work of Professor John Vu – Nguyen Phong created a fever, was well received by a large number of readers, even “hunted” as a spiritual “vaccine” in the midst of the peak of the world. 4th Covid-19 pandemic. The world is entering a period of many challenges and witnessing catastrophic and traumatic events that have never occurred in human history. The Covid-19 pandemic, climate change, natural disasters, storms and floods, forest fires, potential regional war risks cover people in anxiety and insecurity not understanding what is happening and will happen. With compassion, love and profound enlightenment, Professor John Vu – Nguyen Phong wrote this work to help readers better understand the law of energy, the close relationship between cause and effect, spreading the seeds of awakening and healing, and providing alarming analysis of the future of humanity in a very special period – the cycle of the planet.

The Vietnamese football team is present in the UAE to attend the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in the support of all fans. The past two matches have brought positive results, but many people cannot help but worry about the health of the players in the coming days. The reason is because the UAE is experiencing record hot days. The highest temperature recorded at the solar park in the town of Sweihan, 70 km northwest of Al Ain city in the emirate of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) was 51, 8 degrees Celsius on 7/6. Meanwhile, the temperature in Dubai and many other places such as Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, … was also recorded extremely high, up to 49 degrees Celsius. By June 8, the temperature had dropped to 46 degrees. This level of heat is considered extreme, which can be harmful to human health. People here are advised to wear umbrellas when outdoors and avoid direct sunlight. Many people living in the UAE say that this is the hottest summer they have ever experienced and they are asked to work and stay at home. Early summer temperatures in the UAE have risen sharply in recent weeks. The country typically experiences high humidity during the first few weeks of summer, with a long dry spell throughout July and August. It is forecasted that in the coming days, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will continue to be hot and humid. The temperature in the hottest place, the town of Sweihan, has dropped, but still ranges from 43 – 46 degrees Celsius, extremely harsh. Besides the hot sun, Dubai and some other areas of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) also face fog due to high humidity, reaching 85-90%. For people in the UAE, hot weather has become the norm for them. Even in many countries around the world, the weather is more than 30 degrees Celsius, it is very hot, but the people of Dubai think that it is a good thing to signal that winter has arrived. In the summer in Dubai, people can’t even walk, swim, surf or eat outside due to the hot weather. These are only done in winter when the average temperature fluctuates between 15 – 30 degrees Celsius. Fortunately, in Dubai, there are air conditioners installed everywhere, so the life of the people as well as the national teams participating in the Wold Cup is also less difficult and harsh. However, because they are not used to the climate and often have to practice in the sun, fans are worried that the Vietnamese team may have health problems during the competition. Please watch the video: 7 most curious mysterious natural phenomena. Source: Neews

Sharks – “killers of the sea” – have caused many terrible attacks on people. An Irish man was recently nearly eaten by a shark while kayaking – but luckily the victim survived after being pulled out of the sea. 462 stitches after encountering a shark One survivor of one of the world’s deadliest shark attacks was Rodney Fox, then 23 years old. The tragedy occurred while Fox was participating in the 1963 South Australian Fishing Championships at Aldinga Beach. Fox was attacked by a great white shark. His entire abdomen was completely ripped and torn, all left ribs broken. Rodney Fox’s victim’s stitches are all over his body Rodney’s spleen and lungs were also damaged due to being ripped off by a shark. Rodney almost died from excessive blood loss. However, he survived after requiring 462 stitches. To this day, a shark tooth is still embedded in Fox’s wrist. Notably, Rodney – now 80 years old – has finally become a great white shark expert. He even designed and built the first underwater observation cage to dive with sharks. The woman was attacked by a shark right in front of her husband and children Portrait of victim Shirley Ann Durdin Among the deadliest shark attacks in history, Shirley Ann Durdin must be mentioned. Mother-of-four Shirley, 33, and her family vacationed in Australia’s Peake Bay in 1985 and were attacked by a great white while swimming in shallow water. The great white shark, believed to be up to 6m long, bit Shirley in half right in front of the victim’s husband and children. 4 people killed by sharks in 12 days The great white shark attacked the victims and was then caught by the fishermen. Between July 1 and July 12, 1916, four people were killed and one injured in a shark attack along the coast of New Jersey in the United States. The first attack occurred when 25-year-old tourist Charles Epting Vansant was taking a dip on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. The victim’s left thigh was eaten away by the shark and eventually Vansant died from excessive blood loss at the hotel. Other victims were 27-year-old hotel worker Charles Bruder, an 11-year-old local boy named Lester Stillwell, and businessman Stanley Fisher, 24, who died trying to save Lester. Only Joseph Dunn, 14, survived the horrific attack. It is believed that the great white shark in the photo below was later caught by the fisherman who caused the deaths of 4 ill-fated victims. Human bones were found in its intestines. The tragic death of the “child” surfing champion Victim Elio Canestri Elio Canestri – a 13-year-old “child” surfing champion had a tragic accident in 2015. The boy was attacked by a bull shark about 2.4m long while surfing with seven other people off the island of Réunion near Madagascar. The bull shark bit Elio in the stomach and threw him into the water. The area around Réunion Island is one of the most shark-infested in the world, with a total of 27 fatal attacks and 56 shark encounters since 1913. Groom killed by shark on honeymoon Redmond and Gemma Houghton couple In August 2011, newlyweds Ian Redmond and Gemma Houghton went to Seychelles for their honeymoon and decided to snorkel. They were reassured that there were no sharks in the area, but as Ian was swimming in the shallows off Anse Lazio beach, he was attacked by a shark. He was quickly brought to shore, but eventually died from excessive blood loss. Previously, a 36-year-old French tourist was also killed by a shark just two weeks before the tragedy. Hundreds of people were eaten by sharks Battleship USS Indianapolis In July 1945, more than 1,000 American service members fell into the Pacific Ocean when the battleship USS Indianapolis was torpedoed by a Japanese. In just four days, 579 service members lost their lives to sharks before a fighter jet found and rescued survivors from a terrifying shark attack. period.

Cable car at the famous Gulmarg ski area. Photo: Getty. On June 25, 2017, a serious cable car failure occurred at the famous Gulmarg ski resort, Kashmir province, India. Local officials said the cause of the accident was bad weather. Specifically, strong gusts of wind uprooted a large tree, and then poured into the cable car system, causing the cable to break. According to the Times of India, the cabin carrying seven people, including two children, was thrown away and all were killed. The victims included a family of four from New Delhi, three others from Kashmir and Tangmarg. It is known that the cable car system at Gulmarg has an altitude of 4,100m. From this cable car, visitors can see the snow-capped Himalayas all year round. Cable car broke in Pakistan, the cabin fell from a height of 120m The broken cable car in Pakistan has never been licensed to operate. Photo: Express. Just 4 days after the cable car accident in India, on June 29, 2017, another cable car broke occurred at Murree resort in the village of Charra Pani, about 30km north of Islamabad, Pakistan. . The incident happened when the villagers of Charra Pani used the cable car as a means of crossing the river. Twelve people were killed and two others injured when the cable car cabin fell from a height of 120 meters. Local officials informed that this is a cable car system built by the people themselves and not yet licensed by the authorities. The fact that this system has not been censored from the beginning and is not regularly maintained is the reason for the accident at Murree. Cable car changing direction lost control in Georgia On March 16, 2018, at the resort of Gudauri, Georgia, a rare incident occurred when the cable car system suddenly changed direction and moved very quickly in the opposite direction, causing dozens of people to be thrown down. land. Witnesses at the scene said the cable car system was badly out of control. Many people were thrown from a great height and other tourists were forced to jump out of their cabins to avoid being hit by a cable post at the foot of the mountain. Ten people were reported in serious condition on arrival at the hospital. According to the resort’s representative, technical problems were the main cause of the accident. It is known that this is also the case that was turned into fake news, that the cable car broke in Japan, causing many deaths, including 12 Vietnamese. Cable car in Canada intentionally vandalized, fell into a canyon The cable car in the Sea to Sky Gondola area crashed into the gorge. Photo: CBC. The cable car at the famous attraction Sea to Sky Gondola, British Columbia province, western Canada, crashed into the canyon at 4am on August 10, 2019, after the cable part was cut, causing almost the entire 30 cabins of the system were severely damaged. Campers in the area said they heard loud bangs and metal at the time of the incident. Fortunately, because the cable car was not operational at the time of the incident, no tourists were injured. According to the investigation, the local police said this was a deliberate act of sabotage with a human element. The general director of Sea to Sky Gondola estimated the company lost more than 1 million USD, not including the lost revenue due to the closure. Some cable car disasters in history The Eniwetok rig is hooked up to a cable car in Singapore. Photo: StraitsTimes. Before the 21st century, there were also some bad cable car accidents in the world. On January 29, 1983, a train carrying a Panamanian oil rig got caught in the cable car system in Singapore, between Jardine Steps and Sentosa stations. As a result, two cabins fell into the sea at a depth of 55m, killing seven people. On July 1, 1999, a cable car carrying staff, janitors and maintenance engineers to the international astronomical observatory in St-Etienne-en-Dévoluy, France, suddenly broke and fell down. a valley. All 20 people present on the cable car died. The scene of the cable car break at the astronomical observatory St-Etienne-en-Dévoluy, France. Photo: UON. The right wing of the US Marines plane broke the cable car and caused a tragic accident. Photo: UON. On February 3, 1988, a US Marines plane piloted by pilot Richard J. Ashby cut a ski lift in the Cavalese, Dolomites, killing 20 people. Specifically, this jet flew at a speed of ~870km / h at low altitude, despite warnings from the Pentagon, that the plane must be kept above 305m above the ground in that area. Also in Cavalese, Italy, on March 9, 1976, a cable car cabin in this area fell down a mountainside from a height of 200m and then was thrown another 300m before stopping at the foot of the mountain. 43 people were killed, including 15 children aged 7-15 and an 18-year-old employee. The only survivor was a 14-year-old student. Cavalese police said two cables were crossed and the other was broken. The automatic safety system was able to prevent disaster when the fault was detected, but was turned off when the incident occurred. The four officials involved had to be “reported” for accusations of irresponsibility and a number of other crimes.

People then talked about strategizing against rats, setting extremely sophisticated traps, or fortifying houses against small but annoying enemies. Six months have passed, the number of rats has once again increased sharply, despite thousands of tons of rat poison used, not to mention a terrible flood that swept across the east coast of the country. Rats are no longer an enemy to be eradicated, they seem to have become annoying black fluffy clouds that move everywhere where people have to learn to live together, according to the report. Guardian . Nightmare The nightmare that Australia is experiencing is known as the “rat epidemic”, caused by huge populations of house mice. The house mouse was brought to Australia by Europeans in 1788. Since then, rat epidemics have occurred several times in Australia when conditions are favorable, with increasing frequency. This year, the situation became so serious that the New South Wales state government had to announce an emergency relief package of 50 million USD for people to fight the rat epidemic, including money for rat poison research, drug support. mouse and rat traps up to $1,000 per small business and $500 per household. Dead rat in a farmer’s warehouse in Walgett. Photo: Guardian. But for many people, the support is nothing compared to the damage the rats cause. “We were away for four weeks and had relatives check the house every day. There was a period of about four days when no one came to look, and in those four days, they were all over the house,” said Louise McCabe, resident in the town of Tallimba, said. When relatives were asked to open the door by McCabe, thousands of rats were inside. “They chewed up the new carpet, they ate the wooden floor. The oven they broke. They ate the insulation inside the dishwasher,” McCabe said. McCabe later discovered rats nesting inside pillows on lounge chairs, crawling into kitchen cabinets, destroying electrical circuits. Damages totaled up to $30,000. The climax was when the woman put the clothes soaked in rat urine into the washing machine. When she returned, she discovered a dead rat had swollen inside the glass. Meanwhile, a farmer named Ben Storer living in Walgett, said that 800 hectares of his sorghum has been destroyed by the herd, causing damage up to 200,000 USD. Rats attack every part of Storer’s farm, from the grain barn and the mill to the swimming pool’s filter pipe. At the height of the rat epidemic, thousands of dead rats were found every time Mr. Storer used a grinder to grind the grain he harvested. Baiting is the only measure that can be deployed on a large scale to control rat populations. As a result, in the worst-affected towns, the smell of urine and dead rats was overwhelming. Local residents described the smell of rotting rats as “unbearable”. “With poison, we can kill 100,000 rats a night. But the next morning, another 200,000 will come back,” Mr. Storer said. “No one understands the rat epidemic until they’ve experienced it. No one understands the extreme stench, vandalized furniture. Rats eat all the insulation in the air conditioning system, eat the wires on the roof, corrode parts of the circuit board,” said John Southon, principal of Trundle Central High School. Winter hope While local residents seem to have given up on the fight against rats, New South Wales authorities have stepped in. Experts say they have successfully developed a rat poison that can turn the tide of the current war. A new rat poison using a super toxic chemical called bromadiolone is being approved for emergency use by the New South Wales government. However, scientists warn the drug can be dangerous for native animals that eat the dead rat. Steven Henery, broaching expert with the Australian Agency for Science and Industrial Research, said the coming winter would be an opportunity for humans to put an end to the current rat epidemic. “My hope is that winter will slow down the birth rate of mice, and that only a very small number of mice will survive,” said Henery. One of the real concerns, Mr. Henery warned, is that the rat population has a high winter survival rate, and if the weather conditions are favorable the following spring, they will start to thrive again. Farmers burn fields after harvesting to destroy the rat’s food source. Photo: Guardian. “In August, farmers need to go out to their fields, look for signs of infestation. If they find any, then they will have to kill them before the breeding season. property arrives,” Mr. Henry said. Any human rat eradication strategy will only be able to reduce the rat population to a certain extent. Experts say that to be able to overcome the rat epidemic, humans will have to wait for the help of natural phenomena that are really terrible for mice. “The very large number of individuals interacting with each other increases the risk of disease transmission. When this phenomenon occurs at the same time they run out of food, they will fall ill and start eating each other, eating the animals. young. That’s when their whole growth system collapses,” said Mr. Henery. But until that day comes, people will have to keep setting traps, laying baits, and praying the weather will turn bitter cold. “I can only pray for freezing cold. That’s all I can do right now,” McCabe said.

Shark – “killer of the sea” – has caused many terrifying attacks on people. An Irish man was recently almost eaten by a shark while kayaking – but luckily he survived after being dragged out of the sea. 462 stitches after a shark encounter One survivor of one of the world’s most horrifying shark attacks was Rodney Fox, then 23 years old. The tragedy occurred while Fox was participating in the 1963 South Australian Fishing Championship at Aldinga Beach. Fox was attacked by a great white shark. His entire abdomen was ripped open and completely torn, all of his left ribs were broken. Sewage stitches were all over the victim of Rodney Fox Rodney’s spleen and lungs are also not intact due to the sharks ripping off. Rodney almost died from losing too much blood. However, he survived after having to get 462 stitches. To this day, there is still a shark tooth still on Fox’s wrist. Notably, Rodney – now 80 years old – finally became an expert in white shark. He even designed and built the first underwater observation cage to snorkel with sharks. The woman was attacked by a shark in front of her husband and children Portrait of victim Shirley Ann Durdin Among the most terrifying shark attacks in history, Shirley Ann Durdin is the case. Mum of four, Shirley, 33, and her family arrived in Australia’s Peake Bay for a vacation in 1985 and were attacked by a white shark while swimming in shallow water. A giant white shark that is thought to be up to 6m long has bit Shirley in half right in front of the victim’s husband and child. Four people were killed by sharks in 12 days The giant white shark that attacked the victims was then caught by fishermen. Between July 1 and July 12, 1916, four people were killed and one injured by a shark attack along the US coast of New Jersey. The first attack happened when tourist Charles Epting Vansant, 25, was soaking in the bottom of the Atlantic. The victim’s left thigh was eaten by a shark and eventually Vansant died of excessive blood loss at the hotel. The other victims were 27-year-old hotel worker Charles Bruder, an 11-year-old local boy named Lester Stillwell, 24-year-old businessman Stanley Fisher, who died trying to save Lester. Only Joseph Dunn, 14, survived the horrifying attack. It is thought that the giant white shark in the photo below was later captured by fishermen who caused the death of four unfortunate victims. Human bones were found in its intestines. The catastrophic death of surfing champion “kid” Victim Elio Canestri Elio Canestri – a 13-year-old “kid” surfing champion had a catastrophic accident in 2015. The boy was attacked by a shark about 2.4 meters long while surfing with seven other people off the coast of Réunion island near Madagascar. The bull shark bit Elio in the stomach and threw the boy into the water. The area around the island of Réunion is one of the sharks in the world, with a total of 27 fatal attacks and 56 shark encounters since 1913. The groom was killed by a shark during his honeymoon Redmond and Gemma Houghton In August 2011, newlyweds Ian Redmond and Gemma Houghton went to Seychelles for their honeymoon and decided to snorkel. They were reassured that there were no sharks in the area but while Ian was swimming in the shallow water off Anse Lazio beach, he was attacked by a shark. He was quickly brought ashore, but eventually died of excessive blood loss. Earlier, a 36-year-old French tourist was also killed by a shark two weeks before the tragedy struck. Hundreds of people were eaten by sharks Battleship USS Indianapolis In July 1945, more than 1,000 US servicemen fell into the Pacific Ocean when the USS Indianapolis was hit by a Japanese torpedo. In just four days, 579 soldiers lost their lives to being eaten by sharks before a friendly bomber found and spiritually rescued the survivors from the terrifying shark attack. period.

Old City Gate still remains intact The old, musty smell has been lingering for several hundred years like crowding around long-distance customers. From the endless dark alley emanates tiny, low apartments along the entrance, but since the Ly dynasty there has never been any sunlight. For the door and the only window facing a niche that didn’t even have any light for me. My street and West street When we were in high school, we used to bring fabric to a tailor shop on Hang Buom street. Her ten-square-meter room is powered up all year round, day and night. The greasy neon light is not enough to show the ancient green marble stones, which are covered with fabrics and accessories so that when the guests come in crowded, they just stand around the sewing machine and exchange soup. Don’t have a seat. The old town house often has a courtyard, from which it will make a sharp turn to the stairs leading up to the “mysterious” apartments on the second floor, for a time there were countless articles about the horror of public toilets on it. So the house still has a few square meters, where did we get the toilet? Yet, people still appreciate each square of the old town. I have a neighbor who lives in the same apartment building, who has moved in Hai Phong, and is also the parent of a student in my daughter’s class. Her house is 150m2, corner, light is full, but still cramped. The day the parents gathered for a picnic, she said if the old town family would give it or not, she would not live. I’d rather go to the woods better. Seeing this, a parent in the old town opened his heart to criticize, and since then, an argument broke out. Someone who told them to live in the forest was less miserable. Some people called for living in the old town to be as happy as a king. Anything is available, just walking three steps to buy what they need. I sat and listened, just like a Western man with a Ta quarreling over which cheese or shrimp paste is more fragrant. The second Old Quarter is actually the old one – formed during the French colonial period, starting in the south and east of Hoan Kiem lake and then extending down to Ba Trieu and Nguyen Thai Hoc streets. If the “Hang” quarter was crowded like a chess board, designed to match the general character of the Vietnamese, then the ancient French area was square and scientific, the most beautiful place was Trang Tien Street. Along with it are Hai Ba Trung, Ly Thuong Kiet, Tran Hung Dao, Nguyen Du, Tran Nhan Tong. Thien Quang Lake is the boundary that ends this old French quarter. From Van Ho, Kim Lien, Bach Mai onwards, the French did not live. They built houses to serve French officials and senior staff. Therefore, Indochinese architecture in the old French quarter has really become a specialty of Hanoi. The streets running from the beginning of Sword Lake in the North, to the South, towards Thien Quang Lake are Hang Bai, Hue Street, Ba Trieu, Quang Trung, Quan Su, Tran Binh Trong, connecting with the horizontal streets into one the luxury center of the Capital. In that place, Thien Quang Lake is the soul with the cool scent of milk flowers. I grew up in this area and heard my mother tell me about the people of that area, since the time when the French legionnaires were still walking around on Nguyen Thuong Hien’s sidewalk. She also mentioned that at the beginning of the street in the East (Vu Huu Loi street) was the musician Van Cao, the writer Nguyen Tuan at the end of the street in the west, the writer Tran Dan in the middle of the street. Artist To Ngoc Van was at the town of Yet Kieu, writer Te Hanh, Nguyen Van Bong and a number of big names drove across Nguyen Thuong Hien. As for the families of To Hoai and Kim Lan, they are also on Tran Quoc Toan street. Isn’t the Thien Quang lake land in a favorable time? Trang Tien Street and the Opera House in the French colonial period Childhood imprints I was born and saw the old French houses surrounded by confetti on the walls of the mansion, giant green shutters, moss-speckled yellow walls, ancient iron gates and even more. a large, quiet tiled yard. Even now, if you ignore the cafes, restaurants and fashion shops on the ground floor and look up to the balconies with the original Indochinois style (room away from Indochina), a dreamy sky is still there. Many times I think that my taste has been raised a few levels because since childhood, it has been covered with sight by this beautiful space. My primary, middle and high school are located right next to Thien Quang Lake. During the military training week, we were also brought to the edge of the lake by the teachers to train under the shade of the milk flower trees that had not yet reached winter. Then at the end of the session, they walked along Quang Trung Street and returned to school. Anyone who was not able to study would always flee to the other side of the road to come home. When I was in elementary school, I used to “stick as much as possible” to my father to Lo Su for snacks. Every time he turns to the dried cow mannequin in the shortest Hoan Kiem street in the capital, and he says he still eats there in 7th grade. That is, my father has been eating cow mannequins there for … decades. From the time of “the ancestor”, the cow mannequin was still ragging through the life of children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren as now. No wonder the ancestors of the culinary custom, Nguyen Tuan, Thach Lam, Vu Bang … all grew up in Hang Gai, Hang Bac, where delicious restaurants are available, so they are immersed in Hanoi’s food. Half a century ago, my father still has an immutable “culture” that perhaps only found in Hanoi and Saigon people, which is the habit of drinking morning coffee. If I go to the street and need to see him and cannot contact him, at that time, just visit the coffee shop in the Tran Hung Dao area, the Opera House will find him between two dozen gray-haired women. They are journalists, photographic artists … who had a relationship with him for three quarters of a century. After decades of being a friend, I met each day even more than I was snuggling with my childhood friends. Residents of the old town, they know by heart each nail shop, clock counter, gas lighter pump shop, or the top box selling shrimp paste in the middle of Hang Be market. Even an old woman who specializes in thread turning needs to leave the wooden box on the sidewalk and then go upstairs to take a nap, but the customers know the way to call down. Ho Thien Quang The standard of love The people of the old town not only love the city and get drunk, but also pass the gene on to their children. Not my parents kept telling the fairy tales of the street every day, from the day Ly Nam De Street was still Love Street (because it was always so many trees and so deserted that couples went there for a walk. and confidently) before turning the city “Hang Tin”, specializing in selling computers, and there was always a lot of traffic jams in the next half century. Then I also manipulated these stories for my daughter every time I passed the architectural buildings of Indochina, dyed in the sunset light. “Mother always climbed the wall to hide from school here. In this corner of the lake, her mother and Ms. Thuy often take pictures with the red corn spreader. As for Le Duan street, my mother always rides her bike alone. This is the best mixed tea in the world that mom often eats every time she goes to tutoring ”. My daughter grew up in Cau Giay district, she looked at the old town blankly, and she loves the street so much that everything in the old town has become the norm. Not loving the street, writer Nguyen Viet Ha, a resident of Nha Chung Street, wrote “Con Giai old town” with pride that did not hide the distinction between the street and the peripheral … And painter Le Thiet Cuong, who owns an expensive house right on Ly Quoc Su street, is so arrogant that motorbikes do not go, cars do not drive … walk, too much, cycling, showing the I don’t have to go anywhere more than 500m. Writer Di Li Anyone who has urgent need to come knock on Ly Quoc Su’s door, otherwise they will just hang around the street. Busy, we had an appointment with 4 people by Thien Quang Lake, he said: “Wait a second, I rode there for up to 10 minutes”. So exactly 7 minutes later, I saw the old town artist in orange pants leisurely building his car at a milky tree. Perhaps Le Thiet Cuong thought, wherever the 10-minute bike ride is the standard.

Electric cars lose control. According to Liu, a few days ago, while driving his familiar Tesla, he suddenly lost control. Worth mentioning, this loss of driving is not due to the subjective expert but the car suddenly stripped the user’s control and drove himself, making Mr. Liu unable to control. After that, the car crashed into the wall before it stopped. Experiencing the shock, Mr. Liu was extremely scared. He said at that time he was very afraid of injuring others and also feared that he would suffer bad damage when he could not control the car. Mr. Luu revealed that at that time he was about to park the car in the underground garage when the car suddenly lost control and he could not activate the brake system. This caused the car to rush forward and eventually hit the wall directly, creating a loud crashing sound. Fortunately the car did not crash into other vehicles or people, otherwise the consequences would be catastrophic. Mr. Liu added, this is the first time he encountered this situation, after the accident happened, he called the police and contacted Tesla, frankly saying to Tesla: “Don’t rush to fix it. repair, please investigate the details of this accident “. Later, Tesla’s engineer responded that the preliminary investigation was due to too low ground friction causing ABS (anti-lock braking system) to start and slip. Currently the accident is being further investigated and handled.

1. Which town in Vietnam was liberated on April 16, 1975?

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Phan Rang

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Binh Long

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Phuoc Long

Answer A: The Phan Rang – Xuan Loc campaign was the decisive campaign in front of the Saigon gateway during the 1975 Spring General Offensive and Rebellion. Phan Rang is the capital town of Ninh Thuan province, 361 km from Saigon. In the Northeast, there is also National Highway No. 1 and trans-Viet railway passing through. The area’s topography is relatively complicated, including coastal sand dunes and narrow fields, the North has the Bac Ai base controlled by the National Front for the Liberation of the South, the West has Ngoan Muc Pass on Road 27. connecting with Don Duong and Da Lat – Lam Dong via Road 20. There are important bases such as Du Long Military Branch in the North of the town, Thanh Son airport, Tan Thanh civil port, Ninh port. Chu and Ninh Thuan military sub-zone. In the defense plan “The maximum effort” of the ARVN in early 1975, Phan Rang became an eastern shield to block the coastal wing of the South Vietnamese Liberation Army, supporting the defense. Xuan Loc stronghold cluster and remote protection for Saigon.

1. President Nichxon decided what campaign in Vietnam on April 16, 1972

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The Cedar Falls campaign

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Operation Linebacker

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Operation Harry Truman

Answer B. On April 16, 1972, the President of the United States-Nichxon ordered American warships and aircraft to massively attack North Vietnam, unprecedented. The campaign, called Linebacker, was aimed at relieving the liberation army’s attack pressure during the 1972 Summer Campaign. It was carried out by bombing the North of Vietnam, releasing mines to block Hai Phong port, in order to exhaust the North and prevent blocking aid to the South.

1. What year was the military medical establishment established on April 16?

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1944

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1946

Answer C: On April 16, 1946, the Military Medical Service (now the Military Medical Department) was established. This force quickly integrated into and became an integral part of the Vietnam People’s Army. Through the two resistance wars against the French colonialists and the American imperialists, the military medicine branch promptly treated more than 500,000 wounded soldiers, more than 1.5 million sick soldiers, of which nearly 60% were wounded and more than 80% were sick. Get back to the battlefield to join the fight.

1. On April 16, 2007, Who caused the massacre at Virginia Polytechnic University, USA?

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Cho Seung-Hui

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For Hie Min

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Cho Min Seung

Answer A: The Virginia Polytechnic University Massacre, also known as the Virginia Tech Massacre, is a terrible shooting that took place on the campus of Virginia Polytechnic University, in the Blacksburg area, Virginia, USA. April 16, 2017. After two separate attacks, each nearly two hours apart, the name Cho Seung-Hui (Korean-American student) killed a total of 32 lives and injured 23 others just before himself. close.

1. Which ship was launched to the moon on April 16, 1972?

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Apollo 11

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Apollo 14

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Apollo 16

Answer C: On April 16, 1972, NASA launched Apollo 16 toward the Moon from Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Born as a political tactic during the Cold War to demonstrate the nation’s technological superiority, the Apollo program became NASA’s largest and most famous mission, achieving the impossible by bringing a man went to the Moon. Named after the most beloved Greek gods, the Apollo program includes 17 missions that lasted from 1961 to 1972. Apollo 16 crews are the ones who drove cars on the Moon.

1. In what year was the European Organization for Economic Cooperation founded?

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April 16, 1947

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April 16, 1948

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April 16, 1949

Answer B: Established on April 16, 1948, the European Organization for Economic Cooperation (OEEC) with 20 founding members including countries with developed economies in the world such as the US, Canada and Western countries. Europe. This is the basis for the establishment of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD – 1961) and is a forum for governments of the world’s most developed market economies to discuss and settle solutions. economic problems of themselves and of the world. Currently, the OECD has 30 members. Twenty-four of them are classified by the World Bank Group in the group of high-income countries. The other six countries are classified in the group of middle-income countries. Vietnam has had relations with the OECD for many years through the participation of representatives from ministries and agencies in several OECD regional forums and programs.

1. Where was the great comedian Charlie Chaplin born?

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England

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Italy

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France

Answer A: The full name of the comedian is Charles Spencer Chaplin, Jr. KBE (he was born April 16, 1889 in Walworth, London, England, died December 25, 1977 in Vevey, Switzerland), commonly known as Charlie Chaplin (or “King of the Clown Sac” in Vietnam. ). He is an English actor and comedian director. In 1952 Chaplin returned to England and never returned to live in America. He lives in Vevey, Switzerland and only returned briefly to the US in April 1972 to receive the Lifetime Achievement Oscar. Height 1 meter 65. The most prominent role: Sac Lo (1914-1936).

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