According to Feng Shui, placing the following 7 items in the bedroom will create a bad influence on the luck of the room, causing you to have problems with health, fame, fortune… Mirror Mirror is a necessary application for many people. However, improperly placing the mirror will create bad luck in feng shui. Improperly placing the mirror in the bedroom will make the husband and wife relationship progress badly, prone to conflicts, turbulence… If you want to place a mirror in the bedroom, you need to choose the appropriate position. Absolutely do not place the mirror opposite the bed, window and door, otherwise you will have many nightmares, unable to sleep well. Buddha Placing Buddha and God statues in the room is a great taboo in feng shui. Placing Buddha and God statues will adversely affect your mood and sleep. In particular, from a religious perspective, statues of Buddhas and Gods need to be placed in dignified and solemn positions. The bedroom is our personal living space, placing Buddha and God statues in the bedroom is disrespectful to them. Electrical Appliances You should not put too many electrical appliances in the bedroom. Even small electrical appliances such as chargers, insecticidal lamps, etc. also carry electromagnetic radiation. Leaving electrical appliances in the bedroom for a long time will adversely affect health. In addition, the electrical appliances have a large Fire character. Leaving too many electrical appliances in the house will adversely affect your mood and health. Eliminating unnecessary electrical appliances and charging phones at least 2m away from the bed will help you sleep better and have better health. Relics, antiquities Many people have a habit of collecting relics and antiquities and prefer to keep them in quiet places like bedrooms. But this habit according to feng shui is what makes homeowners often have poor sleep. The relics and antiquities carry a large amount of yin, which will create a bad influence on the yang of people. Because of this, placing these items in the bedroom will make you more likely to encounter strange dreams, restless mind. Weapons vũ According to the concept of feng shui, weapons such as swords, bows and arrows are great things in the bedroom. These are sharp objects with high killing intent, when placed in the bedroom will create bad pressure on us. Staying in a bedroom with weapons or sharp objects will cause you headaches, insecurity, stress, even work and life are not favorable. In addition, leaving these items in the bedroom is also easy to injure you and others Aquarium The aquarium is a highly dynamic object, representing the element of Water. Meanwhile, the bedroom needs a quiet, harmonious space. If the aquarium is not properly placed in the bedroom, it will make the homeowner prone to conflicts and discord with those around them. In addition, it also makes it difficult for you to sleep, not sleeping deeply. If your family does not have much space but wants to choose the location of the aquarium that is suitable for feng shui and attracts fortune, you need to consult a feng shui expert to set the right location and the best direction. Placing too many metal items Metal objects are highly cold. When placed in the bedroom, it will not create a feeling of warmth and comfort and may cause you to experience feelings, stress and insecurity. Limiting the placement of metal items in the bedroom and replacing it with other materials will help you feel more relaxed. * Information for reference and contemplation.

You ianxia and her long eyelashes. For any woman around the world, having long and thick eyelashes is something we all want. Therefore, many people have not hesitated to spend a large amount of money to invest in expensive mascaras to get the desired long and thick eyelashes. However, for You Jianxia, ​​these things need not be wished for. Coming from China, You Jianxia has broken the world record when owning the world’s longest eyelashes. They are so long that she can braid a needle-thin braid that looks quite interesting on her face. A video has been shared on Guinness World Records, where You Jianxia is seen showing off her really amazing looking eyelashes. Immediately the video of You Jianxia’s world’s longest eyelashes went viral on social media. Many netizens were quite surprised by this. Someone even commented: “Imagine how someone is pulling these eyelashes, another person wishes she could braid them”… Up to this point, You Jianxia’s eyelashes are 8.0 inches (more than 20cm). She broke her own record previously achieved since 2016. You Jianxia even went to the doctor to check what was causing this. She said: ‘I kept thinking about why I had such long eyelashes, then I remembered that I spent over 480 days in the mountains, many years ago. Besides, You Jianxia also shared that this must be a “gift from the Buddha” given to her. This brought You Jianxia a lot of fun and that’s all, nothing else.

Shakyamuni Buddha… … and Maitreya Buddha Palace are two of the three large palaces at Quynh Lam Pagoda. Quynh Lam Pagoda is said to have a history of construction from the Ly Dynasty and major restorations in the Tran, Le, and Nguyen dynasties. The stele “Reconstruction and reconstruction of the first Tien Du Son Quynh Lam Pagoda” in front of the present three-door gate shows the history of thousands of years of the pagoda. This stele is 2.46m high, 1.53m wide and 0.25m thick, originally erected in the Ly Dynasty, in the Le Trung Hung period, when the temple was restored, part of the motifs and all illustrations were removed. text of this stele for engraving. This is one of the largest steles of the Ly dynasty still in Quang Ninh. Over time, rain, sun, war, the pagoda became ruins in the mid-twentieth century. The temple has just been restored today and is now one of the largest wooden pagodas in the northern region, built from more than 1,500m3 of ironwood. The magnificence and magnificence of Quynh Pagoda is reflected in the complex of 3 large electric buildings with a total area of ​​more than 1,000m2, rebuilt on the foundation of the old pagoda, with traditional materials, with continuity, selected filter. The Emerald Buddha statue is the highlight of the Luu Ly Buddha Palace of Quynh Lam Pagoda. The outermost large hall is the Shakyamuni Buddha Hall, in addition to many large wooden pillars, there are also two very precious jade wooden columns with a diameter of more than 100cm, with a very pleasant characteristic natural fragrance. The Maitreya Buddha Hall is located in the middle, worshiping the Three Worlds Buddhas. The Buddha Hall of Peace is located at the back. The highlight here is the statue of Buddha Shakyamuni weighing about 3.5 tons, 2.2m high, which was provided by Vingroup with a value of about 20 billion VND. The ancient Quynh Lam pagoda, besides the statue of Maitreya, which is considered the Annam of the Four Great Airs, is also very famous for its steeple. This work is newly built on the old foundation site, with ironwood structural frame. In particular, the large bronze bell hanging here is 200 years old, cast during the restoration and embellishment of the pagoda during the Nguyen Dynasty. The bell of Quynh Lam pagoda was cast from the Nguyen Dynasty. Attached to a long history, Quynh Lam Pagoda saves the names and merits of many monks through the tomb towers still scattered in the temple garden. Especially among them is the ancient stupa built by Zen Master Phap Loa – the second ancestor of the Truc Lam Yen Tu Zen sect, to house the remains of Emperor Tran Nhan Tong and Tue posted the tower as the tomb of Zen. Monk Chan Nguyen, who had great merit in restoring the pagoda under Le Trung Hung. This is also the largest tower still in the tower garden. The stone footings and steps are the architectural relics of the ancient Quynh Lam pagoda. In the past, there was a saying “Muong pagoda yard, Quynh pagoda field” referring to the vast wealth and land of the pagoda. Now, although the area is no longer like that, Quynh Pagoda still has a very spacious campus with many kinds of shady trees. Around the temple garden, visitors can see the remaining ancient relics of the temple, giving visitors more emotions. Most of them are the footstones and stone steps from the Ly, Tran and Le dynasties, in which there are two stone mortars that are part of the nine products of lotus flowers in Quynh Lam and a very large lotus platform in the Le Trung period. hung… Quynh Lam from the past and present, no matter what time it is, is still a scenic spot in the East, bringing a special experience to visitors every time they come back.

Kbal Spean is an ancient historical archaeological site deep in the jungle, at the edge of the sacred Kulen mountain. Mount Kulen is an important pilgrimage site for Cambodians, about 50 km northeast of Siem Reap. The Kbal Spean is essentially a small river that flows from the top of Mount Kulen down to the fields surrounding the Angkor plain below. The river is a veritable treasure with an uncountable number of lingas (the symbol of the Hindu God Shiva) carved into the riverbed and surrounding rocks, giving it the name “River of a Thousand Lingas” “. The original carvings were made in the late 10th century, early 11th century. Who made them? Nobody know! But they are said to have been commissioned by the Khmer kings. Locals believe that this blessing is a way to keep their land fertile. Bokor Hill, Cambodia Bokor Hill is located atop the remote Damrei mountain in Preah Monivong National Park, about 37km west of the town of Kampot in southern Cambodia. It was built by the French in 1921 as a mountain retreat to escape the sweltering heat of Phnom Penh. It took only 9 months to complete the resort, but a total of 900 people, most of them Cambodian workers, died during construction. Bokor Hill Station was completed in 1925, welcoming the French and Cambodians of the upper class to relax. During its lifetime, it was known for its lavishness and grandeur. Besides the lavish Bokor Palace hotel and casino, there is also a post office, shops, churches and royal apartments. Fifteen years later, in 1940, due to local uprisings by the Khmer Issarak (an anti-French and anti-colonial movement), the colonists left Bokor Hill. In 1962, a casino was built inside the new hotel, several other buildings were also added. In 1972, Bokor Hill station was once again abandoned when the Khmer Rouge captured the area. By now, it has become very dilapidated and locals say the place is “full of ghosts”. Abbot Ayutthaya Buddha, Thailand Thái Before Bangkok, Ayutthaya thrived from the 14th to the 18th centuries – as one of the largest and wealthiest cities in the world. After the Myanmar army attack in 1767, Ayutthaya became an abandoned place. They burned the city and destroyed the temples, destroyed sacred statues, destroyed Buddha statues. Unfortunately, the city was never rebuilt or resettled. All that remains are crumbling brick walls, hundreds of abandoned temples and countless headless Buddha statues. A Buddha’s head miraculously “survived”. It is the Buddha on the roots of a tree at Wat Mahathat, also one of the most iconic Buddha statues in Thailand. No one knows for sure how the Buddha’s head got caught in the roots of a tree. One theory is that the head was buried in the ground during times of conflict and was slowly raised by tree roots over the years. Kyaiktiyo Golden Rock, Myanmar Kyaikhtiyo Pagoda is found atop Mount Kyaiktiyo in a small town in Mon State, Myanmar. This is one of the most famous pilgrimage sites in Myanmar. What caught everyone’s attention was the huge golden rock that perched dangerously on the edge of a cliff with more than half of its surface tilted to the outdoors. The rock defied gravity and it looked like it was about to roll down the hill. Pilgrims have flocked to the site for decades. Over the years, the sacred stone has been inlaid with many layers of gold leaf by the devotees to show their respect to accumulate virtue and purify the soul. The Lost City of Mrauk U, Myanmar Mrauk U is a quaint little town in Rakhine State, near the Bangladesh border. It served as the capital of Mrauk U Kingdom from 1430 to 1785. At the time, Mrauk U was an important, wealthy trading city, attracting merchants from the Middle East, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, France and other Asian countries. After the First English War, the kingdom collapsed and the center of commerce was moved to the coastal ports of Sittwe. The Mrauk U of today has been frozen in time with limited accessibility. Forgotten by outsiders, Mrauk U became a “missing city”. Travel to Mrauk U, you will have a trip back in time. Life moves very slowly. Simple houses, small wooden huts scattered throughout the countryside. The main means of transportation are wooden bullock carts, old-fashioned tractors, bicycles and buggies. Similar to Bagan, Mrauk U has a large collection of some 700 ancient temples and pagodas built during the reigns of 49 Arakan kings. Although the site is not as big or majestic as Bagan, it has its own charm. Ancient jungle-covered ruins make a great backdrop for photos, especially at sunrise when the morning mist adds a mystical effect. Temples aren’t the only attraction in Mrauk U. The village offers a chance to explore past life and connect with the local culture. Unlike Bagan, the military government forced people living around the old temples to move to other places, in Mrauk U, people still live and do agriculture here.

What about us Vietnam, besides the rich natural resources that we are still proud of, what other resources can help the country develop strongly, sustainably and make an impact on the world? Relying on wisdom? Is it possible when we have almost no inventions that contribute to human development? Relying on hard work? We have worked hard for thousands of years, but our labor productivity is still far behind other countries in the region. It was not until I read the book “Vietnam – the country of love” (Thanh Nien Publishing House) by Ha Huy Thanh that I realized something about my impossible approach. In this book, the author has shown us a ultimate secret – where the very source of the inexhaustible energy helps us and our country to achieve a lasting and distinct victory. The content of the book is distilled, with a simple, easy-to-understand style, a sequential and logical approach to the problem, perhaps because the author wants to target readers of all levels, wants to share the message as widely as possible. in the book. The book is divided into 13 chapters, but in general, focuses on 3 main parts, which are: Understanding, Sharing and Creating solutions. Right in the “Understanding” section, the author has analyzed in the chapters: Understanding, Understanding yourself, Understanding others about how to approach everything, every problem based on the “Love” principle. For example, with the problem of victory, the author analyzes: “We understand that life is a journey to find win-win solutions, not to find our own selfish victory and beat others down below. the ruins of war even if we are the victors. Because when we are intoxicated with victory, the demon of hatred is pregnant and it will grow up in that ruin with the goal of living, its reason for living is to find and destroy us.” Although this idea is not new, we may have heard or read it somewhere, but when illuminated by the author in the light of “Love”, it has unparalleled persuasion. Or in the comparison of economic growth figures with the countries mentioned above, which has led to long-term secret low self-esteem among many Vietnamese, author Ha Huy Thanh makes us Surprised to point out: “Sometimes we feel poor and miserable in the abundance and happiness that other people crave. So understanding others gives us more joy, more solutions, and more confidence. Understanding others is also how we love ourselves, respect ourselves and are the seeds of the solution.” That’s it, Singapore or Israel, no matter how much economic development, in your heart, you always yearn for the dream of a natural green forest, beautiful beaches. the enchantment we have. One person’s excess is another’s lack, and that’s why happiness can only come to everyone, when we know how to share to satisfy each other’s desires, when we understand to start each other. hand in hand, win together. With analysis: “Sharing is the result obtained after understanding and is also the source of solution creation, it is not only a constitutive of giving and gratitude but it is a measure of the distance from self to position. Buddha in himself. The more we share, the brighter our mind becomes so that understanding can be expressed in a higher realm …”, author Ha Huy Thanh has gradually revealed the ultimate secret – where the energy to help us originates. We practice sustainable “Love”, to achieve sustainable development and positive influence on the world. It is the culture of “Love” that is the light that illuminates the way for us to create a prosperous, classy and humane country. But what is to affirm that Vietnam is a country of “Love”, and with “Culture of Love”, which can affect the whole of humanity in its evolution? The author has opened a direction to create solutions from ourselves, from Buddha nature and Buddha power from each Vietnamese people. Love with the two characteristics of Buddha nature and Buddha power resides in the Buddha’s stupa in the heart of every Vietnamese. To build this stupa, it is necessary to build four really solid foundations: Healthy body Balanced love Clear wisdom Strong Spirituality The author also affirms with firm conviction that Vietnam is the first country to discover that “Love” is a form of Buddha’s energy described with three indivisible characteristics and structures: Insight. Understand, Share and Create Solutions. It is Vietnam that will help the world realize that our planet is the planet of “Love” that the world will have to recognize, respond to and awaken “Love” in every citizen of the world. And finally, in Vietnam’s quest to find its own strength, the ultimate secret has been revealed, which is the Buddha within each of us. But in order to find this Buddha, each of us needs to embark on a journey of “Love”, optimizing the wondrous machine that is the brain bestowed by the universe, in ultimate enlightenment. And so, we can safely, confidently go forward every day, confident with whatever we have, will have, and generously share with the world. Thank you, with a small book, the message is short and simple, but it shows a truly unique path that each of us Vietnamese can proudly walk and shine with “Culture of Love”. “.

In this ritual, after the ashram chants the sutras, everyone chants the verse and the Buddha Bathing mantra, then goes to the platform, where there is a newborn Buddha image placed in the basin, joins hands to pay homage, scoops up fragrant water and gently sprinkles the two shoulder, and at the same time meditate on the stream of orange juice that washes away greed, anger, and delusion from your mind. Buddha bath water is cooked from fragrant or fragrant flowers, or simply pure rain water. The ritual of bathing the Buddha during Buddha’s birthday. This ritual comes from the birth story of Buddha more than 2,600 years ago. According to the Theravada scriptures, after his mother, Queen Mahamaya, gave birth to him in the garden of the Heart of Bhikkhuni, at the foot of the tree of no concern, four great Brahmas descended from heaven, wrapping the child with a golden net. At that moment, two rains fell from the sky on the future Buddha. In the Northern Buddhism scriptures, it is said that, after the Buddha was born from the right side of Queen Mahamaya, a lotus flower rose to support it and nine dragons flew down from the sky, spewing two streams of cold and hot water to bathe them. Sir. The scene of Buddha’s birth with a water-breathing dragon is recorded in many sculptures at Deer Park, an important Buddhist site in northern India. According to Buddhist scholars, the two streams of cold and hot water represent joy and sorrow, happiness and suffering of life, which everyone in this world must accept. Those who endure both favorable and unfavorable circumstances with a calm and free mind will be able to become a Buddha. Therefore, when doing the Buddha bathing ceremony, it is important for participants to visualize the washing of body and mind to be relieved, cool and happy. When pouring water on the right shoulder of the Buddha image, we need to make a vow that even when we encounter things that are very happy and satisfied, our mind is still calm. When pouring water on the left shoulder of the Buddha image, it is necessary to keep in mind that despite facing adversity and suffering, our mind is still peaceful and calm.

Panoramic view of Linh Ung Pagoda-Bai But located on Son Tra Peninsula (Da Nang). (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) On days when the weather changes, the complex of Linh Ung Pagoda is hidden in the morning mist. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) Temple items were built with many unique cultural architectures. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) Statue of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara and the main hall of Linh Ung Pagoda – Bai But. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) Panoramic view of Linh Ung Pagoda-Bai But located on Son Tra Peninsula (Da Nang). (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) The complex of Linh Ung-Bai But pagoda leaning against the mountain overlooking the sea.(Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) The main hall area is located in the complex of Linh Ung Pagoda-Bai But.(Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) 18 large stone statues of Arhats are arranged along both sides of the road to the main hall in the Linh Ung-Bai But Pagoda Complex. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) 18 large stone statues of Arhats are arranged along both sides of the road to the main hall in the Linh Ung-Bai But Pagoda Complex. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) Tam Quan Gate leading to Linh Ung Pagoda Complex – Bai But.(Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) The statue of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara with a height of 67m, a lotus diameter of 35m at the foot of the statue is a unique highlight in the Linh Ung Pagoda-Bai But complex. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) The statue of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara with a height of 67m, a lotus diameter of 35m at the foot of the statue is a unique highlight in the Linh Ung Pagoda-Bai But complex. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) Inside the main hall of Linh Ung Pagoda – Bai But. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) From the main hall, overlooking the garden of statues of Arhats of Linh Ung Pagoda – Bai But. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA)

The hundred-year-old driftwood roots were “enchanted” by Mr. Nguyen Van Nghiep (43 years old, living in Cho Moi district, An Giang), sculpted into a unique collection in the West. In 2006, local people were raking fish when they picked up a beautiful driftwood log, Mr. Nghia said. Or believe it, he immediately went to the place to buy it to save, and since then passionately, diligently collecting this wood until now. According to the conjecture of many people, the driftwood that Mr. Nghia owns has been lying in the riverbed for hundreds of years. Driftwood stumps have been lying in the riverbed for hundreds of years After being salvaged, the driftwood stumps are created by craftsmen into wonderful works After 15 years of collecting, Mr. Nghia owns more than 3,000 m3 of driftwood. Among them, he chose the most beautiful and satisfactory wooden stumps and then hired workers from Hue and Nam Dinh to sculpt into nearly 40 works of art of “terrible” size. These works include: two sets of 12 animals, Buddha statue, rockery, 24.5m long painting, house full of driftwood, 3D painting table, set of tables and chairs… The sculptures are very lifelike. moving, soulful like being told stories of time. These works are being displayed at a tourist area in Cho Moi district. According to Mr. Nhi, it takes a lot of time and effort to carve works from driftwood because the sedimentary wood on the river bottom for hundreds of years is as hard as iron and stone. When processing, the saw blade is easy to blunt and difficult to shape. To complete nearly 40 works, the craftsmen took more than 5 years. “Driftwood is mostly big trees, several hundred years old. Due to many different impacts, the tree was buried in the riverbed for hundreds of years, causing the wood to disintegrate, leaving only the strong and hard core. Therefore, large monolithic driftwood is very rare and it is almost impossible to identify what kind of tree it is,” said Mr. Mr. Nghia added, depending on the shape of each piece of driftwood, the artisans will sculpt based on the natural shape of the tree. In particular, the beauty of driftwood is often hidden, so the creator must have a keen observation eye, rich associations to discover it. Buddha statue made from driftwood Unique works created from hundred-year-old driftwood Buddha statue set from driftwood 24.5 m long painting set from driftwood The lion’s head is delicately carved from driftwood In addition, he also collected 500 motorbikes with “four quarters” number plates bearing the 66 and 67 plates of the two provinces of An Giang and Dong Thap. This is considered one of the largest collection of beautiful marine cars in Vietnam today. Collection of cars with super beautiful license plates of Mr. Vac

The 15th day of the fourth lunar month is the day of the Buddha’s Birthday. On this day, feng shui expert Nguyen Song Ha notes that homeowners need to pay attention to taboos in the way of worship to avoid carrying the sin of disrespecting the Buddha. 1. For the place of worship at home Avoid placing the altar in the wrong direction. The concept of the Buddha’s direction is different from the direction of feng shui: it is best to turn to the main gate of the house, do not place the Buddha altar with its back to the front facing the back. If the altar is placed across the house, pay attention to whether the adjacent neighbor’s house opposite the altar is a WC, whether the altar is leaning against the unclean WC… It is forbidden to place the Buddha altar lower than the ancestral tablet or lower than the Gia Tien altar (Because the Buddha has attained liberation, is a Great Enlightenment, cannot be lower than living beings). It is forbidden to leave the altar dirty and not cleaned. Cay use Buddha statues (including Buddha hands, Buddha heads) to decorate, put in bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens with slaughtering, caesarean section for dead animals… Abstain from going to the temple Do not go to the main door to the Temple: Should enter from the side door, do not enter the middle door; at the same time do not step on the door sill, must step over the threshold, otherwise you will commit the crime of disrespect. The main gate to the temple is also known as the Tam Quan gate, according to the old concept, the middle gate is only for the Buddha, the Jade Emperor, and the King. So if you pay attention, you will see many temples that are not open. When going through Tam Quan gate to enter the temple, you should go in Gia Quan gate (right) and exit through Khong Quan gate (left). Don’t let children run wild, naughty with sacrifices, touching Buddha statues… Do not arbitrarily make noise or say disrespectful words to Buddhas and saints, nor have a disrespectful attitude such as arbitrarily pointing at Buddha statues. When you walk, you should go backwards, should not cut across the faces of those who are bowing. If you want to do the ceremony, you should not kneel behind those who are burning incense. Do not blow out incense/candles with your mouth absolutely avoid burning incense and then blowing it out with your mouth. Use your hands to gently wave. Do not arbitrarily take photos or videos of Buddha statues: Taking pictures is a taboo when going to the temple because the temple is a place to worship Buddha, a sacred place. Do not arbitrarily insert merit money: Absolutely do not put money indiscriminately, especially spread money on the altar, put money into the Buddha’s hand. Not only do not show sincerity, but the money you carry in you, passed through the hands of many people can also defile the sacredness of the Buddha image. Do not touch or touch the Buddha statue: Many people still have the very misconception that touching, rubbing money or touching Buddha statues will bring many benefits and health. There is no such thing. Such disrespectful acts only disturb the pure and sacred atmosphere inherent in the Buddha’s door. On Buddha’s Birthday, Buddhists do not kill, everyone practices vegetarianism, cleans the house and decorates the Buddha’s altar beautifully and solemnly. Every year, without the Covid-19 epidemic, Buddhists can come to the temple to help with meritorious services, listen to lectures on life, and reflect on their own actions to make their souls pure. ..

After more than an hour of traveling from Hanoi, the whole group was bathed in the cool, misty air on top of Tam Dao mountain. The sweltering sun that heralded summer the past few days had completely disappeared. The whole group cheered when the car stopped and rushed down to take advantage of “hunting clouds”, enjoying the cool taste at an altitude of more than 1,300 meters above sea level. The time budget is not generous, the early morning dew will dissipate quickly when the sun rises, the car continues to carry us with cold thin mists from the top of the mountain slowly to Tay Thien mountain. Belief in worshiping Quoc Mau Tay Thien has been included in the list of National Intangible Cultural Heritage. (Photo: Pham Anh Tuan) The sacred place of Ky Son Not to disappoint us, Tay Thien spiritual tourist-scenic area appears to be a mountainous area with beautiful features in the middle of a majestic natural place. This place converges all kinds of waterfalls, streams, along with ancient temples and pagodas, which are adorned with brilliant yellow linden trees. The best thing is that in the middle of the season change, the endemic peony bushes of Tam Dao are still springing with purple myrtle bushes racing to call Summer. In the sound of the wind, is the harmony of the waterfall, creating a charming scene in the midst of the vast mountains and forests. The first impression that came to us was the Thong Temple of Thien An Pagoda with the nine-root banyan tree – an ancient natural structure that has stood between heaven and earth for hundreds of years on this land. The banyan tree is like a conductor of the sacred mountains here. BILLION The sound of leaves whispering tells us about the legend of the origin of Buddhism that appeared here from the 3rd century BC to the belief of Mother Goddess – Tay Thien Lang Thi Tieu – Chinh Vuong consort of Hung. The Seventh Emperor. It can be said that the interference between the beliefs of Mother Goddess worship and Buddhism of this historical and cultural relic complex immediately made us fascinated with the very mysterious features of Tay Thien. But this is just a place to stop before climbing the pass and wading streams up to Thuong Temple – the place to worship Quoc Mau on the top of Tay Thien mountain. In the past, it took half a day to climb the pass, wade through streams, even have to swing the forest rope to reach the Upper Temple with a distance of more than 3km. Today, trams take visitors from Temple Thong to the foot of the mountain, taking only five minutes, and a modern cable car system will take visitors to enjoy Tay Thien from above for another 10 minutes. Only 15 minutes, our group reached Co temple, Cau temple halfway up the mountain. From here, everyone has to try the flexibility of their feet for another 15 minutes of incline, sometimes up to 60-70 degrees to reach the sacred Thuong Temple – located on the top of the cloud-covered Tay Thien mountain. Community place Our group stopped at the Mau temple, respectfully offered incense. The voice of the prose singing chau van swan: “Vietnam has a thousand Dong Lo / The North has Tay Thien mountain. Follow the world’s memories/Three saints and saints of Christmas help life./The people of Son Dinh are home/See a wise man./Mother is in charge of incense smoke/I pray for peace and harmony in the country. “. Oh, it turns out that Kim Oanh’s Congregation for the Holy Mother of bronze bar Kim Oanh from Hanoi is doing community activities here, performing the price of Tay Thien Mother to speak about the merits of helping King Hung expand his territory, teach people to grow wet rice, and military graves, strengthening the reign of Quoc Mau. We were silent when enjoying this special cultural space. Indeed, the heritage of worshiping Quoc Mau Tay Thien is not only a cultural symbol of Vinh Phuc province but also carries many values ​​of history, culture, patriotic tradition, and unity of the peoples. strong against foreign invaders. Now, the worship of the Tay Thien Mother Goddess has been included in the list of National Intangible Cultural Heritage and Tam Dao district is requesting to be established – completing the dossier requesting UNESCO to register social practices and beliefs. worshiping Tay Thien Mother here is the representative intangible cultural heritage of humanity. With that awareness, Tay Thien Spiritual Tourist Area is one of the few tourist destinations that no longer have the scene to attract visitors and along with it are hundreds of workers who are preserving and beautifying the landscape here. As one of the places of community activities of Mother Worship, Tay Thien often welcomes many visitors from all over the world to practice Mother Goddess worship. Kim Oanh’s group is one of them. Ms. Le Thi Linh (sanitation worker) said: “Our cleaning team has 17 people, working from 6 am to 5 pm. The annual festival takes place on February 15 to 17 of the lunar calendar every year, with tens of thousands of guests attending. But in the past two years, due to the Covid-19 epidemic situation, only the ceremony part was held, the festival part was not held anymore, so the number of visitors decreased a lot. Sharing with me, Mr. Nguyen Hung Nam (tram team) confided: “I have been working here for five years with 12 other electric car brothers. In previous years, our fleet had 60 vehicles running continuously, but now the number of passengers is decreasing, the staff is also decreasing. Being able to work in a spiritual place like this, we are really comfortable. I took guests to the Mau ceremony, so my mind was also relieved.” He added that every year, the Management Board conducts renovation of the scenic area based on nature, not as an artificial landscape. The service attitude of the staff towards visitors is also always improved. Guests feel comfortable will return and recommend to many others to know. International visitors, especially Japanese and Korean tourists, often come here to visit and enjoy religious activities on the Mau Temple. The trip received the enthusiastic response of the union members of the World & Vietnam Newspaper. (Photo: Pham Anh Tuan) One-way love Too busy playing forgot about time. When the clouds of blue smoke began to fall, the beauty of Tay Thien Temple began to return to its inherent solitude. And perhaps the quiet beauty of the mountains gives people the feeling of being next to the source. Resting in a small roadside shop, reviewing old stories with his brothers, Head of the delegation – Editor-in-Chief Nguyen Van Trung shared memories of the first days of receiving his assignment at the Working Office since the early 1990s. Mr. do not forget to mention the previous generation of Editor-in-Chief who laid the foundation and built the newspaper, … so that today, the younger generations unite to bring the Newspaper to development day by day. After a busy day at work, this is really a precious moment when we quietly enjoy the quiet and clear space together. After a long day, it’s time to sunset, every trip has to come back – back to work, to responsibilities, to the hustle and bustle of life, then there will be a time to return to find some quiet in the West. Sky. It is not a coincidence that every year Tay Thien attracts so many tourists from all over the world. People were delighted to feel the compassion of the Buddha and the generosity of the Mother, which is the tolerance, protection, and universal salvation of the world, seeing that people’s hearts were relaxed when they returned to Tay Thien.

Huong Tich Pagoda, full name Huong Tich Co Tu, also known as Thom Pagoda, is a famous temple located in Thien Loc commune, Can Loc district, Ha Tinh province. The pagoda is located at an altitude of 650m above sea level, located on the top of one of the most beautiful and majestic mountains in the Hong Linh range. Huong Tich Pagoda, Ha Tinh Province. This is one of the oldest pagodas in Vietnam, dating back thousands of years. The ancient landscapes of Vietnamese Buddhism now have two landscapes with the same name, which is “Perfume Pagoda” one in Can Loc district, Ha Tinh province, the other in My Duc district, Hanoi city. Both Huong Tich pagodas are named in a rustic way with Vietnamese cultural style as Thom pagoda. Vietnamese historians are trying to find documents about the original Huong Tich pagoda in Can Loc district, Ha Tinh province, which has a history of more than 7 centuries.
Huong Tich Pagoda in Ha Tinh is a complex of many traditional Vietnamese cultural and religious relics, with many temples worshiping Buddha, a few temples worshiping Gods, including temples carrying agricultural and religious beliefs. model worship. The Perfume Pagoda complex is divided into three main parts: Upper Palace, Thien Vuong Temple and Thanh Mau Am. In addition, there are forest gate temple, Phat Ba resting station, Giac Pho am, Quy Khoc slot, Giai Oan waterfall, market beach, Thuong pagoda, Ancestral church, Thanh Mau palace, Dieu Thien am, Duoc Su am, Trang Vuong background. , am Bat Canh…
Behind the pagoda are countless large rocks, around many ancient trees reaching out to cast moss on the roofs of the pagoda, making the scene more melancholy, contemplative, sacred, fanciful… The pagoda also has wonderful scenery. beautiful links such as: Tien Nu cave 36 doors, Phun May am, Tien Bath stream…
From behind the pagoda, go up about 28 stone steps to Huong Tich cave, also known as Am Quan Am, Am Phat Ba, which still retains the old structure. Inside the deep cave, there is a statue of Lady Buddha sitting on a lotus throne and some statues of a mother holding a child holding a willow branch… People consider Am Phat Ba a sacred place and it was in this place that Princess Dieu Thien practiced. practice Buddha.
Legend has it that: “About 500 BC, King Trang Vuong of Chu (in China) gave birth to three daughters. When they grew up, the two sisters followed the king’s will and married their father to become a mandarin in the court. In turn, the youngest princess Dieu Thien, the king forced her to marry a martial mandarin, was a cruel and cruel person. She was frustrated and went to the Buddha’s door to practice, the martial officer set fire to the temple, but Dieu Thien and the monks and nuns were protected and saved by the Buddha.
“Walking along to the south, Dieu Thien stopped at Huong Tich cave, Hong Linh mountain, the land of Viet Thuong where he built a monastery and was famous as a compassionate and compassionate nun. In the meantime, Chu Trang Vuong fell seriously ill, the doctor advised to have the irises and hands of a volunteer daughter to save.
“When listening to the story, Dieu Thien invited compassion and compassion to save sentient beings, poked out his eyes and cut off his hand to give to the messenger to save his father. Trang Vuong recovered from illness, sent someone to repay the favor, only to know that it was his son. The Buddha was touched by Dieu Thien’s heart, so he allowed her eyes to shine again and her hands to grow back. Dieu Thien attained enlightenment and turned into a thousand-eyed, thousand-armed Guanyin Buddha.
The top of the mountain has Huong Tich pagoda, which was once mentioned in the famous poem of La Son Phu son Nguyen Thiep: “Huong Tich Tran Trieu Tu/ Hong Son first Phong/ Di Am not Bach Thach/ Ancient only Dan Thanh Tung” The temple of the Tran dynasty / Built on the most beautiful mountain of Ngan Hong / The old Am remains white stone / In the past, only green pine trees remain).
Since 2012, here has built a cable car system to serve tourists. The cable car route starts from Mieu Co Station and ends at Huong Tich Station with a travel time of about 4 minutes, making the ceremony more convenient. In previous years, the Perfume Pagoda festival was held on the 18th day of the second lunar month, but in recent years, it has changed to the 6th day of the first lunar month, opening the tourism year of Ha Tinh province.
In 1990, Perfume Pagoda was recognized by the Ministry of Culture and Information of Vietnam as a national cultural and scenic relic and an attractive spiritual and cultural tourist destination, attracting more than 150,000 visitors annually. Visitors from all over the world come to worship and worship Buddha.

Field of Chum. The Mystery of the Plain of Jars The most famous in Xieng Khouang is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Plain of Jars with more than 2,000 stone jars of all shapes and sizes, dating from about 500 BC to 500. A.C. The stone jars are scattered in many places in Xieng Khouang, however, only 3 places around Phonsavan town have been put into tourism; the first site has about 250 jars, the second site has 100 jars and the third site has more than 100 jars. The remaining areas are still being studied because there are many mines that have not been cleared thoroughly. The average height of the jars is 1-2m, some are up to 3.5m high, weighing tens of tons. Most of the jars do not have lids, some are raised above the ground, some are partially submerged in the ground, the mouth of the jar is elliptical, square, round… The strange thing is that there are no rocky mountains around this area. Where did ancient people carve out these giant jars and how to transport them to Xieng Khouang, that is still an unanswered question. There have been many theories as to how the jars were created to hold wine to celebrate the victory during the reign of King Khun Cheung. There is an opinion that because in the dry season, in Xieng Khouang there is a serious lack of water, so the ancients made these giant jars to store water. Archaeologists believe that these are urns related to prehistoric burial rituals when many remains, burial items and ceramics were discovered around the stone jars. The Plain of Jars is located at the intersection of the Mekong and Red River systems, so it has favorable conditions for trade and cultural exchange. The distribution of stone jars throughout Xieng Khouang is said to be associated with the routes. overland trade and trade and they are the most striking evidence of Iron Age civilization. Explore the ancient kingdom of Tai Phuan Talking about the ancient kingdom of Tai Phuan, it is impossible to forget the town of Khoun, 36km southeast of Phonsavan. In the 14th century, Tai Phuan was once a busy commercial center in the area and later belonged to the kingdom of Laos Lane Xang. Since then, Tai Phuan has become a center of Buddhist architectural art with many temples built everywhere, and perhaps, the most famous is the sitting Buddha statue at Wat Phia Wat. After that, the French came and brought their culture into the architecture of this land. Sitting Buddha statue Wat Phia Wat. Despite being heavily destroyed by bombs during the war, you can still tour the ruins of different eras around the town. Wat Phia Wat is said to have been built in 1322 but it was destroyed by the French and Americans between 1953 and 1966 respectively. The Buddha statue here may not be beautiful when one eye is missing, right cheek and lip scarred. However, this is a testament to the resilience and ability of the people to rise up after almost total destruction. Perhaps that is the reason why the statue is so revered by many people, who often come to worship. In addition to the Buddha image, you can visit That Foun stupa – said to be the place to keep the ashes of the Buddha, and the 500-year-old That Chompet tower covered with green grass. Waterfalls and hot springs Kha is a famous waterfall near Khang Phanieng village, Nong Het district. Thac Kha is hidden in limestone cliffs and cascades over 100m long, alternating with steep waterfalls. In addition, Tad Kha waterfall near Tajok village is also very interesting. You will have to walk along the forest trail to reach the falls. This is a popular destination for locals, especially during the Lao New Year holidays. Located in Kham district, about 50km north of Phonsavan, is a hot spring with very few tourists. Ideally you would walk 3-4 hours along the Mat river valley to the Plain of Jars. Afterwards, head back for a refreshing dip in the hot springs. Not vibrant, not majestic, Xieng Khouang brings a sense of peace and comfort. This land attracts tourists mainly by the simplicity, freshness and hospitality of the local people. Going to Xieng Khouang, you will see an attractive Laos with many unspoiled landscapes, fresh and primitive nature.

But the results of his becoming a Buddha and saving sentient beings are completely different from what he did before he became a Buddha. Therefore, people have a second view of the Buddha that he is a sublime saint. Indeed, when Prince Siddhartha went to Bodh Gaya to eat food, the five brothers Kieu Tran Nhu criticized him for regressing, unable to practice asceticism, so they left the prince to find another place to practice. Because these five men all witnessed Ly was born with joy and happiness, but the recluse Cu Dam did not enter this samadhi to live with joy and happiness, and went begging for food, then he gave up. But not as they thought, after 49 days of deep meditation under the Bodhi tree, he became a Buddha and immediately went to Loc Uyen to save the five brothers Kieu Tran Nhu. Becoming a Buddha or achieving the path power of the Supremely Perfectly Enlightened One, of course, the Buddha’s divine power had a strong impact on these five sages, causing them to automatically kneel to pay respects to the Buddha, completely different from their attitude formerly despised Him. In fact, these five hermits have attained the Four Meditations and Eight Concentrations, so as soon as the Buddha came, they saw the Buddha with their meditative eyes to realize the omniscient mind hidden within the Buddha. Not having attained samadhi, we see that everyone is the same. Just like we have not yet entered meditation, so in the mountains and valleys, we feel sad. And those who attained samadhi were happy with the scenery of the mountains and forests, because they lived in harmony with nature. Today, we are at the pinnacle of material civilization, yet creating a dangerous situation where man and nature are at odds with each other. In the end, nature knows us, while we consider ourselves in the civilized world but know only a small part of nature. What we know is limited, the unknown is infinite, the universe is so vast we don’t know it. In fact, we know all the viruses or not. The virus is in the air, in the water, we don’t know. But at some point, it appears to attack we do not know. That is to say, we are still very obscure to nature. But people who have attained meditation and concentration know nature, so they can live in harmony with nature. It can be said that nature feeds humanity and humanity feeds nature. Therefore, where humans live in harmony with nature, the grass and trees are lush because the plants and trees give life to them thanks to humans and vice versa, nature also gives life to humans. Thus, if we destroy nature, we destroy our own life, then we must die by ourselves. Nowadays, people have invented chemical drugs, insecticides against all kinds of things, but if you look closely with your eyes and meditate, you can see that this is dangerous. In fact, the more we resist, the more it surrounds us. Indeed, humans use chemical fertilizers and pesticides to fight nature, but we have been strongly opposed by nature. Because using chemical drugs to get rid of this worm, it gives birth to other stronger and more harmful worms. And chemical fertilizers are sprayed a lot, making the soil barren to grow on trees, or even on trees, it also gives us extremely toxic food that produces many diseases. It is clear that man conquers nature and is harmed by nature against us. Today, we are at the pinnacle of material civilization, yet creating a dangerous situation where man and nature are at odds with each other. In the end, nature knows us, while we consider ourselves in the civilized world but know only a small part of nature. What we know is limited, the unknown is infinite, the universe is so vast we don’t know it. Most Venerable Thich Tri Quang Therefore, all Zen masters in the mountains and forests live in harmony with nature to coexist and live healthy. We make nature live, we live. We make it die, we die but we certainly die first. Buddha and five brothers Kieu Tran Nhu living in Deer Park in harmony with nature made the garden lush, beautiful, and pure, creating a peaceful and liberating living environment that 50 Da Xa youths accepted. From this holy school, he immediately set out to follow the Buddha. Nature and humans interacting and co-existing is the world of the gnostic and understanding of the Way. People who are not enlightened, do not understand, only have ambition, often have a sense of conquest and destruction. But think if anyone can conquer nature for a lifetime. Or that the more people try to indiscriminately exploit natural resources, that is, the more people destroy nature, in the end, people will still be defeated by the disaster of epidemics, earthquakes, tsunamis, hunger and starvation. , war… Returning to the good roots of the five sages, they meditated with concentration and saw the Buddha in their minds, so their minds and the Buddha’s mind were connected. If teachers and students don’t communicate with each other, they will only cause trouble for each other. Indeed, when the Buddha preached the sutras French flower , 5,000 Bhikkhu-stilts high-conceited leave. The Buddha said it was good for them to leave because their minds and Buddha’s minds could not intersect, creating opposites that only hurt each other. The Venerable Don Hau, whom I respect, has a disciple, Mr. Tri Khong, who is very intelligent. The Venerable Master trusted this teacher the most. He went to England to study, got his doctorate back to Vietnam, and did not want to become a monk and return to the world. The Venerable Master was sad because of his expectations and invested in him all, but he did not follow him anymore and left. I think he wants to go the way of liberation, he wants to go the worldly way, these two things are completely different. If your mind is oriented to the secular world, will you be happy if you take the way to liberation? His mind towards liberation but entangled in worldly people is not suffering. This is simply taught by the Buddha that it is good for those people to go. The most important thing is that teachers and students understand each other like the soul of the national master Phu Van and King Tran Thai Tong, who helped the king not only develop the country, but moreover, he also sublimated his wisdom according to the three Buddhist principles. The student understands the teacher and the teacher understands the student, which means understanding in the heart is important. The five brothers Kieu Tran Nhu saw that the Buddha was higher than them, because they had previously practiced together with the Buddha in the ashram of Kamala and Ut Dau Lam Phat. And the Buddha attained meditation before these men, ie their understanding at that time was lower than that of the Buddha and now that the Buddha has become a Buddha, his wisdom is much higher. Therefore, they want to follow the Buddha to learn the results of Buddha’s enlightenment. Enlightenment is the Buddha preaching the Dharma in meditation, that is, the mind preaches the Dharma, conducts the teaching of the Dharma, and does not preach the Dharma in language. The Buddha preached the Law Turning Sutra to the five brothers Kieu Tran Nhu We know that the Buddha has the three turnings of the Dharma wheel: the turning of the body, the turning of the speech, and the turning of the mind. The Buddha’s body turning the wheel of Dharma is that he has enough 3,000 positions and 84,000 sacrifices. The fact that he is perfect is demonstrated by the Noble Eightfold Path, even though he does not say it, it makes people who see it have to be reverent. I have experience when meeting true practitioners, high monks don’t speak, but naturally I respect that they speak to me with their bodies and actions. Therefore, to listen to the Dharma is to listen to the body of the Buddha, learn from the Buddha’s deeds, and follow the Buddha’s conduct. The second is the Buddha’s speech turning the wheel of Dharma, which means that the Buddha speaks simply, he speaks the sutta Turning the wheel of Dharma and then say the Four Noble Truths. There’s that much, if expanded today is the canon Nikaya. All his life Buddha only spoke of the Four Noble Truths, nothing else. It is the Buddha who teaches the Dharma to those who have not yet entered meditation and have not yet entered concentration, the Buddha taught how to let us enter meditation into concentration. But entering meditation and remaining in meditation, Buddha spoke with the mind. Since then, the bodhisattvas, hearing the Buddha’s mind in meditation, have assembled the Mahayana sutras to serve as a solid and indestructible foundation for the development of the three continents of Buddhism. Lecture at Hue Nghiem pagoda

This bridge was built by Japanese merchants in the early 17th century. Due to the influence of natural disasters, the Covered Bridge has been restored many times and lost Japanese architectural elements, replaced by architecture. Vietnamese-Chinese style architecture. Legend has it that in 1719, Lord Nguyen Phuc Lai visited the pagoda and gifted the pagoda with three words “Lai Van Kieu”, which means “Friends from far away”, as an admiration, praise, and at the same time. Express your love for the scenery here. Around the 17th century, at this time the building was only considered a means of transportation for people. In 1653, people built an additional part of the pagoda, connected to the northern railing, protruding between the bridge, from which the locals called it Chua Cau. Hoi An Bridge Pagoda is called a pagoda, but it does not worship Buddha but worships the North De Tran Vo – a god who protects the country, bringing joy and happiness to people on this land. According to legend, the origin of the Covered Bridge is associated with the legend of the monster Namazu (also known as the Cu) – a sea monster in Japanese legend. This beast has a head in India, a body in Vietnam, and a tail that runs all the way to Japan. So every time it moves, disasters like floods, earthquakes… will happen. Therefore, the temple was built with the meaning of a sword blocking Namazu’s back, preventing it from moving, helping the lives of the people of… all three countries more peaceful. The Covered Bridge is a unique construction in our country, with long historical value, this is also the symbol of Hoi An city in Quang Nam province, so it was chosen to be printed on the VND 20,000 bill. Up to now, the temple seems to have become an invaluable asset, officially chosen as the symbol of Hoi An.

The center is scheduled to open to the public in May and has pledged to keep fees below those of other charity hospitals in the area. The Kek Lok Si Charity Medical Center is located on the grounds of Lac Lac Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. This is home to a 36.6 meter high bronze statue of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara and a Buddha made from jade mined in Myanmar and carved in China, considered one of the largest jade Buddha statues in the world. . This temple, called Sukhāvati in Sanskrit, which translates as “land of ultimate happiness”, nestled on a hillside, offering panoramic views of the city and sea, is a popular pilgrimage and visitation site. language of the Buddhist followers in the region. Venerable Seck Jit Heng, the temple’s abbot and former President of the Malaysian Buddhist Association, will become the Chairman of the hospital’s Board of Directors. “This is not the first charity hospital in the state, but rest assured that the fees here will be much lower than the lowest fees of all the other charity hospitals here. We only serve Malaysians, especially the poor,” said Dr Teng Hock Nan, Board member and Medical Director at the hospital. The facility has five floors and occupies part of the temple grounds. The center will include X-ray, ultrasound and CT scanners, modular critical care and a hemodialysis center. The hospital will provide 50 beds with 130 staff members, including seven resident consultants, two doctors, two consultants and one visiting consultant. The hospital with modern equipment is working towards 200 beds “We hope to expand our hospital to a total of 200 beds in the future,” said Dr. Teng. Aiming to avoid common medical tourism in the region, Dr Teng said: “If there is an emergency involving foreigners, we will treat them until their condition is reached. they stabilize before being transferred to other hospitals.” The Penang state government has invested RM200,000 (US$48,698) in the hospital, and officials expressed hope that a similar donation would be made every year. “Since the hospital operates entirely on donations, but the costs of the hospital are very high, we hope the state will consider approving the funding for the hospital every year.” Dr. Teng told Penang Premier Chow Kon Yeow when he visited the hospital. In response to this request, Premier Chow called on all NGOs and corporations, the Chinese city hall in Penang, the Penang Chinese chamber of commerce and multinational companies to support the disease. this charity.

In addition to beauty and grace, flowers also bring prosperity, luck and fortune, qualities to any home. Fresh flowers are the best choice for the home, as they bring an auspicious energy. In addition to fresh flowers, you can also decorate your home with high-quality flowers or silk flowers. 2. Buddha According to feng shui, the buddha is a symbol of peace, protection and good luck. If you want a peaceful, quiet and contemplative life, then add a Buddha statue to your home. 3. Horses Artwork, photographs or horse sculptures are often hung in offices or places of business. According to classical feng shui, horses bring success, fame, freedom, and speed. So the horse symbol is often used in the Fame area in the Bagua (South), as well as the Career area (North). 4. Fruits The feng shui energy of the fruit symbolizes flowering and fruiting. When choosing images of fruits for good feng shui, you must first understand the feng shui energy of the fruit. 5. Color The colors used in feng shui are symbols of the elements. Each feng shui element is represented by a specific color. Color is the easiest way to use the five elements in feng shui. 6. Fish Fish is a symbol of abundance and prosperity. The most famous feng shui fish is the arowana fish. The feng shui aquarium is a feng shui cure and has the effect of attracting abundant fortune. A properly placed and well cared for wing fish tank will amplify the energy in any space and make it richer. 7. Chim People have looked at birds since time immemorial for inspiration and freedom. Each bird species has its own unique qualities; For example, a peacock is very different from a dove, or a magpie. 8. Dragon Dragon is a symbol of good feng shui. Dragons come in many sizes, materials, and colors. The golden dragon is a symbol of wealth and the name dragon is a symbol of health. 9. Tortoise In feng shui, the turtle is a powerful symbol. It is one of the four celestial animals or guardians in feng shui, including the green dragon, the red phoenix, the white tiger, and the black turtle. Turtle symbolizes success and fame. 10. Frog sucking money The frog is a three-legged creature that helps attract wealth. Money frogs are placed in the feng shui money area or somewhere close to the door.

Located about 24km from the capital Vientiane, Buddha’s garden is famous for its unique Buddhist statues, becoming a quiet spiritual tourist destination of Laos, Buddha statues are located on the Mekong River, creating so a giant water-color painting makes visitors feel peaceful and calm. The view of Buddha statue garden viewed from above. Photo: todone2.blogspot.com. The Buddha Garden was constructed in 1962, completed in 1971 with nearly 300 statues of people, gods, animals, and demons, each representing a harmonious blend of Hinduism and Buddhism. . When you come here, visitors can admire the lively statues and immerse yourself in a quiet space. Giant reclining Buddha statue is 40m long. Photo: tonamcha.com The statues of great significance and profound human value towards Buddhism and completely special style are carved extremely meticulously, with different shapes showing the uniqueness of the literature. Million Voi country culture, all of which show the craftsmanship and talent of artisans and the development of architecture, art, sculpture, representing the artistic talent of creating a garden of statues. live together. With rustic cement material, over the decades, the trail of moss imprinted on the statues increases the mysterious, ancient and unique look. Various large and small statues are scattered among the gardens and trees, placed individually and in a cluster and overlooking the stunning Mekong River, most prominent in the middle of the garden. Giant reclining Buddha 40m long with an elegant and forgiving expression. Statue of deity 12 faces and many hands. Photo: todone2.blogspot.com. Visiting the Buddha Garden, visitors should not miss the 12-faced and multi-armed god statue; explore, experience the giant pumpkin-shaped cave statue with three floors, whose mouth is a tall, wide demon mouth that allows visitors to inside explore its three floors, three floors of the pumpkin Giant represents hell, earth and heaven, going up on top of pumpkins can see a beautiful view of the garden. A giant pumpkin-shaped cave statue. Photo: tonamcha.com Over the decades, up to now, a few statues have been repaired but still retain their inherent beauty and dignity; planting more flowers, trees, grass … decorate the campus to increase the beauty of the garden; building car parks, souvenir shops, food shops … Visiting the Buddha statue garden, visitors have a quiet space to contemplate, to contemplate Buddhism, to see every detail exquisitely depicted on each statue, to feel the simplicity, cozy and closeness. of a land of Buddha, and at the same time send his wishes and beliefs in this sacred place. Buddha statue garden is the convergence of a spiritual flow – culture – lifestyle of the Laotian.

In the midst of a pandemic, we now always hope to see good lights at the end of the tunnel. One of the issues that people are most concerned about is when will we be able to return to normal life. However, many scientists, medical officials and spiritual leaders have determined that this will not be the case. Our house is on fire. Vaccines that are and will save lives will not be able to put out this potential fire in the future. They can only be of help for a short time. What we have experienced over the past year is only a little taste of the suffering that humanity will suffer if we don’t change our own consciousness and actions. In a recent interview, Bill Gates commented that pandemic is the number one dangerous threat to humanity; Therefore, we must be prepared to respond carefully. He said his biggest worry now is climate change and the threat of man-made viruses that lead to bioterrorism. When asked about ways to respond to the pandemic now and in the future, he proposed significant investment in research, training highly specialized groups of people who can respond quickly to diseases. New emerging worldwide, at the same time, research and develop tools to accurately and quickly diagnose symptoms of the disease. Moreover, vaccine manufacturing technology should be focused on development. The world cannot return to normal. The way forward must be a new one, which begins with a deep understanding of our relationships with other species and the entire planet, thereby changing our own behavior and habits. ourselves quickly aiming to improve the world. Without this, we would see bigger fires, even bigger fires than the catastrophic fires in Australia a year ago and the fires in the Amazon and California before. Many places will face extremely cold weather similar to the people of Texas and neighboring states are suffering at this time. These types of weather changes are the hallmarks of a climate crisis that scientists have predicted for decades. However, so far, the vast majority of us have chosen to bury our heads in the sand, ignoring the impending disaster by using goods and products imported from around the world, enjoying Luxury vacations, live in temperature-controlled homes and easy access to the latest gadgets, computers, cars and more. One aspect where we can see the most obvious effects is transportation. Globally, emissions from transport account for about 14% of total annual emissions and especially about 25% of CO2. What is even more remarkable is that traffic emissions are on the rise, while more and more people around the world are getting richer, able to afford their own vehicle and travel frequently. According to traditional capitalist ideology, we can buy, sell, produce and innovate on our own. However, most psychologists and Buddhists today believe that: human desires never end. Electric cars are good, but there are potential problems such as speeding that many people still have. As the number of cars increases, there will be more demand, for example we will need more roads, more parking garages, more natural resources to meet our energy needs. , etc. Six years ago, Bhikkhu Bodhi was the signature of the “Call for leaders of the United States and the world to take action to address the adverse social and psychological impacts of climate change”. In 2019, he again participated in solving the United Nations climate change issues in New York City: The Buddha taught about the causes and roots of suffering mainly directed towards the goal of individual liberation. These teachings show how mental defilements have harmed our personal lives, and now, how they can be overcome. However, because the world is intimately interrelated and unified, we must consider the process of cause and effect that works; Then, based on the results of this research to guide the way change is appropriate for society, at the same time, to propose political institutions and global policies to avoid the disadvantages we face. face. We can call this global application sati sampajañnã, which means mindfulness and correct, clear understanding of all the dangers we face in the present. The most dangerous, which covers the entire world and threatens everyone is often referred to as climate change, but perhaps we should more accurately call climate instability or disorientation. Queen. Buddhism promotes a life in harmony with nature Although travel may, to some extent, be essential for a better life, we should reconsider for ourselves how much travel is appropriate. Just like protein or water is essential, but overusing them will quickly make the body sick. Likewise, the Earth cannot absorb all the travel we take today and so we are making the Earth’s condition worse and worse. In the present age, we travel internationally more and more, so we become distracted, disoriented and insecure with our present life. According to Buddhism, the essence of practice is to let go of the need to change, operate, and control the world. The life of the Buddha made this very clear, sometimes the only thing to do is to focus your energies and sit down. Sit quietly to see the disturbing emotions arising in your mind. Sit firmly to overcome the urge to do something somewhere else, with others. It may be a paradox, but really just sitting down can we hold our heads up from the sand, while at the same time realizing our connection and the need to care more about each other.

The Buddha statues at Trung Son Tu (Photo: Phuong Anh / Vietnam +) Less than 5km from the center of Phan Rang-Thap Cham city to the northeast, Trung Son pagoda is an architectural work with majestic and poetic beauty, located on the slopes of Da Chong Mountain. This is one of the most famous sights in Ninh Thuan today. Initially, the pagoda was just a simple temple worshiping Buddha in the mountains. After 1975, the monk and the Buddhists from near and far raised money and effort to build. Over the years, the pagoda was planned and added a number of new works. Different from many temples and pagodas Trung Son dwell on a prime position. Each architectural line of the temple exudes the characteristic of the land full of sunshine and wind. From the top of Da Chong mountain, just zoom in in the Southeast directions to see the city Phan Rang-Thap Cham , Binh Son beach, Ninh Chu beach, Ninh Chu bridge, Nai market, Dam Vua … all are famous tourist destinations of Ninh Thuan. The other direction is simple images, but bold cultural identity of the land Ninh Thuan sunny and windy like rice fields, vine trusses, Dinh river and peaceful roads passing through villages. On the full moon days or on holidays, tourists flock here a lot, not just to temple ceremony We wish luck and peace but also enjoy the beautiful scenery of the pagoda and nature from the top of the mountain./.

Feng Shui Feng Phuong said Buddha statues are very sacred, so we should pay attention to taboos to avoid bringing unfortunate things to the family. You need to note the following 6 things to not plead guilty to the Buddha to welcome the peace of mind in the house: 1. Location of Buddha statue Buddha statues are not suitable for the bedroom, this will lose your dignity and affect your rest. Buddha statues must be placed in a serious place, should not be stored in cabinets or drawers. Where to place the Buddha statue, you need to choose a place that you think is the most respectful, then with the most respectful affection and choose the most appropriate time to place the Buddha statue. Buddha altars are usually placed in the living room. If the house has many floors, it is possible to place a Buddha altar on the upper floor, avoiding the projection under the toilet or under the bed. 2. Do not post mixed Buddha images It must be remembered that the Buddha altar is definitely not displayed in the direction but must be placed in the middle of the house and the altar of the grandparents should be worshiped on one side. If it is a high-rise building, you must place a Buddha statue on the top floor. At the Buddha altar, it is forbidden to leave any objects other than the vase, lampstand and fruit plate. These items need to be cleaned by care. In addition, pictures with Buddha images are absolutely not rolled up as doing so may cause headaches for those living in the family. When the eyes or fingers of the Buddha statues in the paintings are damaged, they must be repaired or redrawn. 3. When you first invite the Buddha statue to your home, you need to cover it, clear it up and put it in the right place According to folk beliefs, when you want to worship Buddha statues, the first thing is to choose a good date, good direction and before that, you have to ask someone to do the opening ceremony. Doing this ceremony is to show a sense of caution, while choosing a good date is to show the wish for a good day. More importantly, the statue of Buddha, Bodhisattva is not said to buy to worship, but to call it to call because Buddha, gods are not items to buy home. 4. If the Buddha statue is damaged, it means that it is out of conditions, you need to replace it with a new Buddha image and perform the same procedure as placing a new Buddha image. If the Buddha statue in the house is too old or has been for a long time, the landlord is not allowed to throw or throw it in a corner. If the Buddha statue is accidentally broken, it should not be brushed and thrown away, but must be wrapped in yellow paper. On the first day of the day, bring it to light in the sun to see off your Buddha statues. If you accidentally break the Buddha statue’s finger, we have to roll it up with red paper and try to install it. If the Buddha deity breaks, it should be glued with red paper. Instead, the landlord needs to buy a new Buddha statue to replace and bring the old Buddha statue to the temple or temple or can burn with gold coins. When placing the Buddha statue on the altar, under the statue, there must be a plate with red paper to show respect and solemnity to the Buddha. 5. Paper Buddha images should not be rolled up By doing so according to beliefs: will cause headaches for those living in the family. When the eyes and fingers of the Buddha statue in the painting are damaged, they must be repaired or redrawn. If they are not redrawn the same way, the people living in the house are susceptible to reciprocal disease, the damaged Buddha statue. 6. Change daily offerings All offerings on the Buddha statue’s altar, such as fruit or tea, must be changed daily. The offering table can be taken care of depending on the homeowner’s circumstances, neither cumbersome nor show-off. The Buddha deity is a sacred escape, you need to be sincere and sincere when you want to worship and pray for peace for your family. Maitreya Buddha is considered a symbol of joy, happiness and prosperity. He will alleviate all the sorrows, anger, and pains of the world towards joy and happiness. * Information in the article is for reference only.

Luoyang Longmen Mountain, 303.5 meters above sea level, has two peaks facing each other in the east and west. The Yi River flows slowly to the north, and the natural scenery is very beautiful. However, according to legend, in ancient times, Longmen Mountain was a connected whole. Because the Yishui River was blocked on the south side of the mountain, flooding was often caused. So Dayu sculpted Longmen Mountain during water control and divided it into east and west halves, allowing the water to flow out to the north. Since then, the “Longmen Mountain” has been hailed as the first of the eight scenic spots in Luoyang. The Longmen Mountain that Dayu excavated back then is where the Longmen Grottoes are now. According to records, the Longmen Grottoes began to be carved when Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty moved to Luoyang. In the 16th year of Taihe in the Northern Wei Dynasty (493), Emperor Xiaowen ordered the construction of a grotto on the Longmen Mountain. After more than 1,400 years of construction in more than 10 dynasties such as Eastern Wei, Western Wei, Northern Qi, Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, etc., it became the longest-built grotto in the world. According to statistics, there are 2,345 existing cave niches, more than 100,000 statues, and more than 2,800 inscriptions on steles. They are a collection of sculptures, architecture, calligraphy, costumes, literature, religion and many other art forms. They are the world’s largest statues and largest scale. The treasure house of stone carving art, together with Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, Datong Yungang Grottoes, Tianshui Maijishan Grottoes, are called “China’s Four Great Grottoes”, and it ranks first among all the major caves in China. These more than 100,000 statues and inscriptions on the steles are densely distributed like honeycombs on the 1km-long Longmen Mountain and Xiangshan rock walls on both sides of the Yishui River. The largest one is 17.14 meters high and the smallest is only 2 cm. For more than a thousand years, although the grottoes have been damaged to varying degrees due to natural wind erosion and man-made destruction, their lifelike and ingenious carvings have been admired to this day, and are hailed as the pinnacle of Chinese stone carving art. It is worth mentioning that the Longmen Grottoes are also the only royal grottoes in the world. Most of its statues are built by royal nobles. Among them, the Lucena Buddha carved by Wu Zetian according to his appearance is the most famous. This Buddha statue is 17.14 meters high, with a plump and round face, serene and majestic, and its image is admired by many Buddhist believers at home and abroad. It is known as the “most beautiful Buddha in China”. The Three Caves of Binyang, excavated in the Northern Wei Dynasty (500 AD), were built by Emperor Xuanwu of the Northern Wei Dynasty for his parents, Emperor Xiaowen and Empress Dowager Wen Zhao. The “Scissor Hand” Buddha statue that is popular on the Internet is located in Binyang North Cave among the three holes. This statue of about 10 meters high is called “the cutest Buddha in history” because of the broken right thumb, just like the cute “scissors hand”. . The Ten Thousand Buddhas Cave, completed in the first year of Tang Yonglong (AD 680), is the most complete cave in the Longmen Grottoes. On the wall outside the cave is a statue of Avalokitesvara with a height of 85 cm. The left hand holds the bottle clean and the right hand raises the dust. The posture is natural and graceful. It is said that the artist Mei Lanfang spent two hours here when he wrote and acted the Peking Opera “Luo Shen”, and then he was suddenly enlightened and the performance was a great success. It is said that the lotus roof of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing was designed based on the lotus relief in the lotus cave of the Longmen Grottoes. However, it is regrettable that a large number of exquisite statues in the Longmen Grottoes were insanely robbed and vandalized in the 1930s and 1940s. Some are stored in overseas museums, and some are still missing. This is not just the Chinese nation’s whereabouts. The pain is the shortcoming of human civilization.

Some people only go to the bedroom when it’s time to rest, but many people do most of the activities in this room every day, such as eating, entertainment or exercising. Because of that, they also tend to store many objects in the bedroom. However, there are certain items that you should limit to decorating or placing in this room because of the unexpected harms.

A feng-shui bedroom interior layout will help homeowners feel comfortable and relax after a stressful working day. Besides, it also helps you to work more effectively and have a lot of luck in your life and career.

Here are the items you should avoid to ensure sleep for your family.

Electrical appliances

Electrical appliances are one of the things you should not put in your bedroom. Any electrical appliances, no matter how small, such as chargers, insecticides, … They also have great heat radiation, which has long-term effects on health.

If absolutely not necessary, it is best to keep electrical appliances on the wall away from the bed. The power outlet must be at least 2 meters away from the headboard. Otherwise, when the electric current is flowing, the emitted radiation will be very large, causing bad effects on health.

Do not leave knives and swords in the bedroom

Knives and swords are absolute items that you should not put in the bedroom. Because according to the concept of feng shui, sword knives. And sharp objects are the big cavalries in the bedroom because their killing intent is very heavy. Easy to create work pressure, headache, insecurity, even injury … because of accidental touch.

Do not leave a photo of a deceased person

Remove a picture of a person who is absolutely dead, and you must not take it to a bedroom. Because it is easy to cause daydreaming, drowsiness, sleep paralysis, poor sleep and health problems. It is best to leave it in the living room area, altar or quiet place and worship, worship.

Do not leave objects such as mirrors in the bedroom

Often with women, looking at the makeup mirror in the bedroom is always a favorite thing for women. But in terms of feng shui, if you do not know how to arrange and arrange the mirrors properly, it is not really good. Setting a mirror in the bedroom also easily affects the feelings and psychology of the couple, creating opportunities for the third person …

Especially, if you leave a mirror in the bedroom, you should avoid facing the bed. This is a common mistake and most families do not notice. But it is this setting that makes you not sleep well, easily fall into a state of lethargy, flutter.

Do not leave a statue of a Buddha, a god

Judging from the perspective of belief and respect for the cult, placing Buddha and god statues in the bedroom is a great deal. As for the concept of feng shui, to let the Buddha image mean you are hiding your wealth, making your career undeveloped.

Do not leave relics and antiques

Many people have the habit of collecting relics and antiques and prefer to store them in quiet places like bedrooms. But this habit according to feng shui is what makes homeowners often have no deep sleep. Or daydreaming with bizarre dreams because antiques and relics often come from ancient times and have many secrets.

These are two essential factors for creating good feng shui for the home. So, if you have completed all the preliminary work – the house is not cluttered, you need to ensure air quality and lighting in the house. Keep windows open regularly, grow green plants, or use an air purifier.

Identify the energy map of the house

Your home’s octave method or energy map will act as a blueprint, or a map revealing the colors used in specific rooms. When you choose the octave approach you will get an idea of ​​which areas of your home are connected to what in your life. In traditional feng shui, for example, the southeastern feng shui area is connected with the energy of fortune.

Use color for good feng shui

Color will transform energy in your home and deliver results much faster. Thus, knowing how to use colors skillfully will help you decorate your home in feng shui.

Identify the feng shui items you need

You may already have plenty of feng shui items, or you may need a beautiful fountain and some great feng shui artwork, a Buddha statue in the office.

A feng-shui home decor does not mean a Zen-style space (or a Chinese-style item), but it does mean that you decorate it with a clear purpose and use specific items to decorate the home. home decoration according to feng shui.

Use modern décor to decorate a feng shui home

Did you buy fountains and crystals? So where and how do you put them to have the best feng shui in the house? Of course, the first step is to refer to your home’s octahs (which you did in the second step). The next step is to set them in the direction of your best or luck.

When decorating your home according to feng shui, it’s important to focus on the big picture (your entire house or apartment), as well as “enlarge” each specific area of ​​the house to generate wind energy. Best aqua for all of your rooms.

Originally, going to Wuxi this season is to go to taste the spring season, but as long-distance couples who often travel between Wuxi and Xi’an, occasionally some extravagant little adjustments are needed in a simple life.

This Japanese food restaurant called “Jiangsu Japanese Food Ceiling” is hidden in Yangchun Alley. It specializes in omkase, that is, no menu dishes. It only accepts 10 guests a day, so it needs to be arranged in advance.

At the bar where only 6 diners can sit down, you can see the real-time production process of each dish. If you choose the ocean box, the 3D immersive seabed special effects can fill your dining ritual.

The chef will decide the menu of the day based on the ingredients that are shipped by air from Japan every day and the preferences of the diners, so that the meal will have a sense of expectation of opening the blind box.

This season used to be able to taste Japanese seasonal seafood such as firefly squid, puffer fish, and whitebait without going abroad. For Sea Urchin Control, if you happen to encounter a sea urchin special, a variety of auction-level sea urchins will appear on the stage, which will definitely make each other’s happiness soar.

The leisure time after dinner is the best place to get into this vintage coffee shop hidden in a residential building, and when you open the door, you fall into an immersive party full of retro flavor.

The store is full of exquisite small objects bought from all over the world. Venetian masks are hung on the top of the bar, and the projection screens on the ceiling are cyclically showing films full of time. All kinds of old wooden furniture must be great props for girls to make films, and dim lighting is a natural filter to save waste wood and take pictures of boyfriends.

The cafe will provide some meals and drinks during the day. From the use of tableware to the arrangement of food, it is very ceremonial. The small ingenuity of ice-American style in a Coke bottle will really make people’s eyes shine. After six o’clock, you can have a drink with lively American music. The warm and quiet environment is very suitable for couples to have a relaxing and romantic date.

Compared with other ancient towns in the south of the Yangtze River, the commercial atmosphere of the ancient town of Huishan is not strong, and it still retains a rare and precious cleanness. As an “open-air history museum” in Wuxi, there are a large number of historical sites gathered here, 118 ancestral halls, Huishan Temple, the second spring in the world, plus Xihui Park, where you can take the cable car, wander around here and enjoy a whole day Your comfortable life will not be boring.

There is also a treasure garden hidden in Xihui Park-Jichang Garden, one of the four famous gardens in the south of the Yangtze River that Qianlong visited several times. With the changing of seasons and changing scenery, it can always give people a sense of freshness. If you are not careful, you will be immersed in the illusion of history.

It is now the time when the garden is full of cherry blossoms and hydrangea. I hope you can give full play to your photographic talents here, and use the film to leave some highlight moments that you can admire.

Along the ancient canal, among the old residential complexes, such a small courtyard in the south of the Yangtze River, which has perfectly preserved the three-entry structure, looks unique in the noisy surroundings of Nanxiatang Street.

There are 16 guest rooms in the whole hotel, each of which has a name related to water, which echoes the lotus pond surrounded by the rooms in the center. The preservation of classical garden pavilions and the design of modern open space reveal the atmosphere of new Chinese retro style. The simple lattice windows with log, cement, and metal elements are elegant and elegant. Under the white walls and black tiles, the hidden structure of the old house also protects the privacy, which is very suitable for couples.

The other half of the hotel is a Japanese-style courtyard cafe. The lazy log style actually matches Jiangnan’s elegance. Whether it is mild sunshine or misty rain, it is suitable for two people to relax by the floor-to-ceiling windows and chat and talk comfortably. The perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

If you want to find a restaurant in Xi’an that has both dining environment and food taste, Genting 57 must be a good choice for dinner with your partner. Located on the 57th floor of the Greenland Center, it is also the tallest restaurant in Xi’an. It is designed with floor-to-ceiling windows all around to overlook the CBD while enjoying food.

The restaurant focuses on the concept of borderless cuisine. The menu incorporates a variety of cuisines, such as the so-called oily noodles and foie gras, which can be understood with a meal. Some dishes will also incorporate western elements based on local characteristics. For example, adding black truffle to gourd chicken will give Shaanxi cuisine a fresh flavor.

In fact, many people’s impression of Xi’an food is grounded, but the ritual sense of eating together between couples is also an indispensable part. Making ordinary food the taste of memories during a date is also a way of keeping the feeling fresh!

What is the experience of dating in a bar that has won multiple design awards? This art bar, which also operates as a western restaurant during the day, was created by the talented designer Huang Yongcai. The red and black interior design is full of mystery and modernity, and the hidden light strip creates an ambiguous atmosphere. The spiral staircase leading to the terrace is full of romantic style. One point is the retro style of “Shanghai Beach” and one point is the luxury and modernity of “Top Floor”.

The bar has a large space, and the booth with partition design is very private. The appearance of the wines produced matches the environment of the store. In addition to some strong foreign wines and whiskeys, there are also some low-alcohol sweet wines. The merry me wine has a layered pink appearance that is enough to capture people’s hearts. When presented with a diamond ring, it can be called the fairy water in the world of confession. “Burning” uses gin as the base wine, combined with cool flame dry ice, to increase the dating fun in the details.

The lazy bar music has a unique accent, and it is also a good choice to have a drink with him on the roof terrace. You can also enjoy the beautiful view of the clock tower under the moonlight and reverie the love of Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei.

Wearing with the millennium y2k is making a comeback, and there are more retro 80s roller skating. Jianle Roller Skating Center has been open in Lianhu Park for 15 years and is now the only skating rink left in Xi’an.

The wooden floor and dynamic music can take you back to the retro disco party scene in one second. Moreover, in order to maintain balance, skating can easily develop into a mutual help “two-person sport”, which is very suitable for long-distance couples to quickly regain their passion through body language.

Come, let us imagine together: the purple-blue light beam is divided by the spherical light above the head, flickering and flickering across Ta’s eyes, accelerating circle by circle, unconsciously holding hands to lubricate your skin, formed by evaporation of sweat The low air pressure makes your heart beat faster. I don’t know when the shoelaces are loose, so I squatted down to help you tie it. At that moment, the moon approached the earth, and the throbbing of youth returned.

This design hotel on Bailuyuan has 22 suites. When the visibility is good, you can also see the wide view of the Qinling Mountains from the 360-degree viewing terrace. There is a kind of “the house is in the human environment, without the noise of cars and horses.” The hidden sense of luxury.Skeleton puppet jealous of Na Ping Pu’s flank ring η Injury 炷炷炷玎 灚綿攝di 偬 Ankle He Wei Nao Jiong 揖呷锟恲滲 M 蛟 Duyun Magic column school Ping Na Ke

The hotel has very good lighting, and there are meaningful light and shadows from early morning to evening, which attracts many people to buy weddings. It is also a good choice to take photos after a date. The infinity heated swimming pool on the terrace is the biggest surprise of the hotel. The swimming pool is only open to guests staying in the hotel, with clear functional partitions and strong privacy. Order a glass of mojito and soak in the hot springs with your ta, soothe your body and mind and warm up your feelings. You can reap the happiness in Jay Chou’s lyrics without going to the Maldives.

The hotel has a dedicated outdoor afternoon tea area. Taking pictures and eating desserts under the natural filter of the sunset should give rise to a lot of love inspiration. There is a patio above the big bed of the suite. Holding hands with the person next to the pillow to watch the stars, the whispering romance is probably a concrete experience of passion.

The butler service of the hotel is very considerate. In addition to the guidance on the use of equipment in the house, milk and white fungus soup will be delivered to the room at night. Drinking afternoon tea together, taking pictures together, watching the sunset overlooking Chang’an City together, and counting the stars to eat supper together, “Jiangshan” and beauties can have both.

In the next issue, which cities do you want to fall in love with?

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