Illustration. Vo Tac Thien is one of the most famous beauties in Chinese history. She not only has a beautiful face but also possesses an outstanding aura, so people call Vo Tac Thien the first queen of China. The beauty of Vo Tac Thien not only made the two kings infatuated, but also made many men at that time want to “kneel” at her feet. What is Vo Tac Thien’s secret? Use utility templates In the history of Chinese kings, Queen Vo Tac Thien used to leave many anecdotes about how to take care of her beauty, one of the ingredients she used was her mother. According to recorded history, on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month of the year, Vo Tac Thiensai pulled the sample horticulture (using the roots), washed, dried, then powdered. Next, mix the sample powder with flour, water, then pellets and bake over high heat, over low heat. This action is repeated until the pill is formed. Vo Tac Thien uses a product that has just been created to wash his face and hands every day. The rule follows nature Vo Tac Thien has the view that he likes to eat, but not greedy or indiscriminate. The most core principle in the emperor’s health care secrets is “natural”. Specifically, she ate according to nature, slept naturally, her mood to follow nature, … not forced, demanding fussy. Whenever she has free time, she often goes for a walk to enjoy flowers, watch the moon to relax, eliminate fatigue and help the body metabolize effectively. Thanks to this rule, Vo Tac Thien is very healthy, she is the longest living king in Chinese history, at the age of 81 years. Elixir powder Some books are still recorded, Vo Tac Thien is very diligent to take care of his face. In addition to washing her face with her model, she also applied a mask with elixir powder. Accordingly, Vo Hau put on a mask with pearl powder, white angel, powdered benefits and egg whites. Thanks to the hard work of applying this mixture, Vo Tac Thien’s chestnut skin is pink and smooth. Medication refund Not only famous for being a beautiful queen, but Vo Tac Thien is also a very prolific king in sexual matters. She regularly uses the remedy – an esoteric method that helps this queen to keep her extreme fullness forever. That’s why, at the age of 80, Vo Tac Thien still cannot live without a man. According to the recorded documents, the prescription drugs used by Vo Tac Thien include humiliation, telegraphy, five martyrs, the union, the death beam, the truth … Eat more foods containing collagen In the past, the reason why Vo Tac Thien was beautiful and young for a long time was because she usually ate a lot of collagen-containing foods such as chicken skin, pig skin, pig’s hooves, fish … and originated vegetables. course.

Minh Hy Tong was the 16th Emperor of the Ming Dynasty from 1620 to 1627. His name at birth was Chu Do Hieu. Minh Hy Tong is the eldest son of Minh Quang Tong. King Minh Quang Tong died after exactly 29 days in the throne. His death is directly linked to the “Hong conviction” and is the shortest current emperor in Ming history, often referred to as the “One-month emperor” in Chinese history. (Royal portrait of Minh Hy Tong)

After his father passed away, Chu Do Hieu ascended to the throne at the age of 15. At that time, this new king did not express any grief over his father’s death. His actions toward his late father were regarded by later historians as filial piety. (Create character Minh Hy Tong in movies)

After his father passed away, Chu Do Hieu ascended to the throne at the age of 15. At that time, this new king did not express any grief over his father’s death. His actions toward his late father were regarded by later historians as filial piety. (Create character Minh Hy Tong in movies)

Because of that, all the main dynasties, Hy Tong handed over to the eunuch Wei Trung Hien along with her nanny, Khach Thi, to hold the main court. (Creating Wei Trung Hien in movies)

Wei Zhongxian, whose real name is Wei Xianzhuang, is one of the most famous and most powerful eunuchs in Chinese history. However, according to historical records, Wei Trung Hien was also illiterate, so he had to ask other small Thai bishops to read the chapter for him. (Illustration)

This eunuch is the leader of the “eunuchs gang” under Minh Hy Tong who disrupted the main dynasty, seized all power in his hands, and destroyed all those who were not on his side. tolerance. The Ming dynasty under Hy Tong’s severe decline was in large part due to Wei Trung Hien. (Illustration)

Minh Hy Tong died in 1627 due to serious illness, his youngest brother ascended to the throne. That was Emperor Minh Tu Tong. (Portrait photo of Minh Tu Thong)

Made of iron with a simple structure, the lever scale was a very familiar measuring instrument in Vietnam in the early 1990s and earlier. Few people believe that this scale has a very long history. (Photo taken at the Museum of Ho Chi Minh City).

According to Chinese accounts, the balance is an invention by Lu Ban (507 BC – 444 BC), a famous craftsman who lived in the early Lu Kingdom of the Warring States period in Chinese history.

Lu Ban’s lever scale is made of wood, consisting of scales, weights, and scales, operating on the principle of leverage. Based on the Red Dipper and the Lucifer Nam Dau, he engraved 13 engraved lines on the scale, setting 13 taels to equal 1 kilogram.

After the unification of the six countries, Tan Thuy Hoang added three engraved lines corresponding to the three-star “Phuc Loc Tho”, changed from 13 taels to 16 taels equal to 1 pound.

According to the old convention, the marking on the scale must be white or yellow, not be used black, implying that the business must be fair, integrity, not dark.

The first engraved line on the club scale is called the “leveling table”, its position is the hanging point of the weight with the weight hook when the weight is in equilibrium. The most important point when doing balance is that you have to choose the right “goal”.

Despite its simple structure, the balance lever has quite high accuracy, easy to use, not difficult to transport and manipulate. Over time, these scales have added improvements to make them more convenient to use.

From China, the balance was introduced into Vietnam and became the main weighing and measuring tool of the Vietnamese people for many centuries.

The lever scale was widely used until the end of the subsidy period, with its design not changing too much after thousands of years. It used to be an “inseparable” item of housewives across three regions.

Since the Doi Moi period, with the popularity of many modern scales such as clock scales, electronic scales … lever scales are no longer used in life.

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