The first blind Asian to climb Mount Everest. Photo: InHope Pictures “It doesn’t matter if you are disabled or normal, whether you are blind or have no arms or legs, as long as you have a strong will, you can always accomplish something that others cannot ,” Zhang told Reuters news agency. Zhang conquered the 8,849m high Himalayas on May 24 with three guides and returned to the camp on May 27. Born in Chongqing City, Zhang lost his sight at the age of 21 due to glaucoma. He was inspired by Erik Weihenmayer, an American blind climber who climbed Mount Everest in 2001. After that, Zhang started climbing with the guidance of a friend, Qiang Zi. Nepal reopened Mount Everest to foreigners in April after a period of closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic. “I was still scared because I couldn’t see where I was going and couldn’t find my center of gravity, so sometimes I would fall. However, I still think that even if it’s difficult, I still have to face it. It’s part of climbing. There is difficulty, there is danger, and this is what climbing means.”

Recently, Chinese young people, specifically the generation born after 2000, are trending towards creating goblin ears. Many young people even went online to praise the surgery that was more successful than expected to help themselves become younger and more beautiful. Shaping “goblin ears” is becoming a new aesthetic trend in China. (Photo: SCMP) “It is amazing. I didn’t have to change anything on my face, and my friends said I looked like a completely different person when I finished the surgery. My face looks smaller and more agile,” wrote one Chinese netizen. “I want surgery too”, “It was worth it” and “Unbelievable” were comments in favor of the “goblin ear” plastic surgery. Not only women, but even men in China are flocking to hospitals for “goblin ear” surgery. A large-scale cosmetic center in Shanghai, Mylike Medical Cosmetic, said that they have received a large number of appointments for “goblin ear” surgery. “This procedure is completely safe and common. Every day, we have a long line of customers waiting for their turn to do surgery,” sales officer Linlin of Mylike Medical Cosmetic told the South China Morning Post (SCMP). Dr. Yu Wenlin at Gaoshang Aesthetic Center in Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, said that he performs six cosmetic ear surgeries for clients every day. “I only see young people born after 2000 as the main subjects who want to create a ‘goblin ear’ shape. Early last year, I created elf ears for a celebrity and it quickly became a trend. More and more people are coming to me for surgery,” Yu said. In this type of surgery, the doctor will create the shape by injecting or extending the earlobes so that the earlobes are clearly tilted to the sides and have a clear sharpness. According to Dr. Yu, the main wish of the client when doing “goblin ear” plastic surgery is to make the face look smaller and younger. Dr. Yu added that some people go for “goblin ear” surgery because when viewed from the front, their normal ears seem to disappear, making the overall face look bigger, or there are people because the ears are too big. so small they can’t tuck their hair behind their ears. However, Dr. Wang Jiangyun at the 3rd People’s Hospital in Zhengzhou city in Henan province warned that ear surgery could leave clients with infections, complications or even abnormal ears. symmetrical with the face. The plastic surgery market in China has grown rapidly from 64.8 billion yuan ($10.1 billion) in 2015 to nearly 177 billion yuan ($27.7 billion) in 2019. This number makes China the country with the fastest growing plastic surgery industry in the world. The annual growth rate of the cosmetic industry in China is 28.7% compared with the global average of 8.2%, according to data released by Deloitte Consulting in January.

With the development of science and technology, people are enjoying more and more delicious and nutritious fruits. However, many of the old fruits that grew on the street are now rare and of very high value. Today we refer to the white whip or white jade whip, called the milk plum in the South. Vermicelli is a tropical fruit, when ripe has a sweet, delicious, watery taste. The common whip is red or pink, while the white whip or white jade whip is very rare. White jade whip was originally abundant in Southeast Asia and neighboring areas, but because people did not know the uses and health benefits of the fruit, they cut it down a lot, and now there are very few. White jade whip itself has high nutritional value, the yield is also large, but due to the extremely thin skin, easy to scratch when transporting, not many people want to trade. In Thailand, white jade whip is called a “cotton fruit”, which is considered a precious and valuable fruit. When exporting to China, the value of white jade whip doubled. Thai people do not often grow white jade whip, do not focus on this tree, so white jade whip is often harvested from trees that grow in the wild. In addition, according to Thai people, they often find white jade whip near temples and shrines, so they think that white jade whip is a very spiritual tree. According to gourmets, white jade whip not only has eye-catching colors, looks very beautiful, is also delicious to eat, and has more flavor than pink whip and red whip. Not only that, white jade whip is also considered to be sweeter, more watery and softer, even the elderly and children love to eat. Seen from a distance, white jade whips grow in clusters, hanging on branches, creating the feeling of transparent jade blocks, when backlit it looks even more sparkling. In Eastern medicine, white jade whip not only has high nutritional value but also has many different healing uses. Specifically, white jade whip is rich in protein, fat and carbohydrates, has an average sweet taste, has a cooling effect, a diuretic, and has a very good cure for cough and asthma. In addition, this fruit also has the role of clearing heat, nourishing the lungs, lowering blood pressure, used in summer to quench thirst and cool down very well. If mixed with rock sugar, it is even more delicious, children love it, helps with good digestion and increases appetite. And yet, white jade whip is rich in magnesium and calcium, the synergistic effect of these two elements can calm muscles and nerves, thereby helping to relax the body and mind, reduce stress and anxiety. People are soothed nerves, fall asleep faster.

In the past, this glamorous style was often used in commercial campaigns, to promote sales. An analysis by the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media found that female models are four times more likely to appear in revealing clothing than male models. “Perfect body” no longer refers to hot models, 3 rounds of standard when many people’s conception of beauty has changed. Photo: Jing Daily. A good example is the lingerie brand Victoria’s Secret. In the past, Victoria’s Secret products were targeted at certain customers, so they did not adjust or add large sizes – that is, the universal women’s sizes. To protest, many groups of women with typical European and American physiques once protested in front of the brand’s store. The response shows that the opinion of the majority is changing, forcing brands to no longer label “perfect bodies” with only those with slim, slim bodies. Earlier this month, a short film from cosmetic company SK-II was released, showing swimmer Liu Xiang – who once entered the world record – facing a sea monster. The image represents the obsession of society in general and women in particular about appearance, rather than what they can do. “Our looks can be judged in a second, but our achievements are what lasts a lifetime,” Liu said in the film. Becoming hot and eye-catching is not a goal many women pursue, so brands also need to change in their customer approach strategies. Photo: VS. According to a YouGov study, 53% of Chinese surveyed in 2021 say they completely agree with the statement “women and men are equal”. In 2015, this rate was 42%. A survey by Ipsos China found that factors such as happiness, dignity, self-confidence and kindness were considered the most important to a woman’s beauty. “Sexy and hot elements are not ranked highly, they are seen as characteristics that make women more attractive,” the report pointed out. The study also revealed that 65% of Chinese respondents consider youthfulness an important factor in enhancing a woman’s beauty. The “No Body is Nobody” advertising campaign celebrates all body shapes and sizes in China. This helps explain the huge growth of the plastic surgery industry in the country. Ironically, young women are the ones who follow this trend most, as they see beauty as a way to boost their careers. According to Deloitte, China’s plastic surgery industry was valued at $27 billion in 2019 and is expected to reach $48 billion by 2023. However, touching cutlery in areas such as buttocks and breasts to look suggestive. Feeling unpopular by going to create double eyelids, making the appearance more youthful. In addition, the growth of the Chinese lingerie market, including wireless bras, also reflects the comfort and beauty factor that comes first. Of course, looks are still important and brands still need to consider the differences between generations. However, brands need to realize that the sexualization of women in media images is not a shortcut to market success.

Mr. Vien Long Binh was still diligently researching hybrid rice until the last days of his life. Photo: CNS. The following article by Christina Jiang- a Chinese international student studying in the UK about the merits of professor-academician Yuan Longping, was published in 2019 in the newspaper. The Oxford Scientist. Jiang wrote: A few weeks ago, on October 1, 2019, something quite strange happened in my house: Our whole family had dinner next to the TV screen! It was the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, in 1949, after years of conflict and political instability. While we were reviewing the parade that morning and the gala dinner that lasted until midnight, my parents and grandparents started talking about Chinese history and culture. In 1973, Mr. Vien Long Binh was the first to develop hybrid rice and achieved hybrid dominance in rice. Hybrid dominance is where progeny hybrids of two different parents are produced with difficulty but are more productive and grow faster. The conversation eventually turned to the Chinese, especially scientists, who are quite famous at home, but barely known abroad. I felt very ashamed when I realized that out of all the names they were mentioning, I didn’t recognize any though sure, I had vaguely heard of them but couldn’t remember any. what. The great merit of agronomist Vien Long Binh helped the once-poor and most populous country in the world overcome hunger. Photo: CRI. The conversation continued until everyone talked about a special man: Vien Long Binh. Again, I don’t know what he did, but after listening and learning more about him, I understand why the people of this country respect him so much. When you start thinking about scientists, what do you usually think of? For me, those are big fields like physics, chemistry or medicine. And Mr. Vien here works in an industry that I didn’t even realize was considered science. He is an agronomist, a scientist active in the field of agriculture. Whether he did not cure a rare disease or discover fundamental truths about the universe, I think what he has achieved is equally important. Due to the self-pollinating nature of rice plants, hybridization is considered impossible because self-pollinating species have to undergo a long process of selection. Thus, all the inferior traits are removed and only the superior ones are left, which is detrimental to hybridization. But Mr. Vien Long Binh proved this wrong. He used a male sterile wild rice variety and produced a rice that was up to 20% more productive. Since then, its productivity has continuously increased. Currently, 50% of rice in China comes from agronomist Vien Long Binh’s hybrid varieties and produces 60% of the country’s total rice production. An estimated 300 billion kilograms of the rice varieties created by Mr. Vien have been planted in the past 20 years, and its yield growth alone is more than enough to feed an additional 60 million people. “Father of hybrid rice” Vien Long Binh cut his hair at a familiar salon in Trường Sa, Hunan province. Photo: Global Times. Those who have been interested in China’s long history of development will see why the topic of hybrid rice has attracted so much attention and become such a big deal. And that is also what prompted Mr. Yuan Longping to embark on his research career in response to one of the greatest disasters of the 20th century, the greatest famine in China. The disaster that left at least 36 million people starved to death began in 1959, when the Great Leap Forward was unleashed with misguided policies and natural disasters, leading to a food shortage crisis. on a nationwide scale. Although he has been working and producing results since the 1970s, it is only in the past 20 years that Mr. Vien Long Binh’s efforts have been recognized to a higher level. He was awarded the World Food Prize in 2004 and the Confucius Peace Prize in 2012. In 2019, at the age of 89, he continued to work, devoting his life to developing rice with higher yields and more difficult growing conditions. There are varieties that can grow in very arid conditions in Africa and may even one day grow in salt water. Hybrid rice varieties have since been grown in many countries in Africa, the Americas and Asia, providing food for areas at risk of famine. Because of his contribution, Mr. Vien was dubbed the “Father of Hybrid Rice” by the Chinese media. In the world’s most populous country, there are now at least four famous landmarks and a university named after him. Professor-academician Yuan Longping born on September 7, 1930 is a famous Chinese agronomist, known for creating the first hybrid rice varieties in the 70s of the last century. He won the China Preeminent Science and Technology Prize in 2000, the Agriculture Prize and the 2004 World Food Prize. Before his death, he was still the leader of the China National Hybrid Rice Research and Development Center. He is also a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a former associate of the US National Academy of Sciences. Mr. Vien Long Binh also served as chief advisor to FAO in 1991.

Gigabyte products are boycotted in mainland China (Image: Handout) In an advertisement for its latest laptop model, Gigabyte Technology Co., which specializes in motherboards and graphics processing equipment, claims that it manufactures its products in Taiwan, where Quality control is very strict. “Unlike other brands that choose low-cost and low-quality manufacturing contracts in China, Gigabyte Techonology is committed to producing high-quality and high-configuration laptops” – the advertisement said – “As a Taiwan-based laptop and components manufacturer, we make sure that 90% of our laptops are made in Taiwan.” The ad immediately caught the attention of the Communist Youth League of China. They posted a screenshot of the ad on Weibo on May 11, with the words: “Gigabyte, what makes you so brave?”. The Youth Union, which has nearly 16 million followers on Weibo, in March also criticized the Swedish brand H&M for refusing to buy cotton from Xinjiang, after several Western countries raised many accusations. human rights obligations in this region. Gigabyte, which has operated a factory in China’s industrial center Ningbo since 2003, immediately apologized after the ad. The company said in a statement that it has always supported the “One China” principle – Beijing’s political stance that recognizes mainland China and Taiwan as part of China. “Some of the content recently posted on our official website goes against reality, an incident that happened due to lack of management from within the company” – Gigabyte wrote on Weibo on May 11 – “We I have production lines all over mainland China, accounting for 90% of our production. Gigabyte prides itself on quality made in China.” However, this quick apology was not enough to calm the anger of the Chinese online community. “You don’t have a chance anymore” – a Weibo netizen commented on Gigabyte’s post – “Seriously, don’t waste your energy. You have crossed the red line.” By the end of May 11, Gigabyte products had disappeared from most Chinese e-commerce platforms. The search term “Gigabyte” returned no results on JD.com and Suning. Gigabyte’s official store on Tmall – an online sales platform operated by Alibaba Group Holding – no longer catalogs products. Alibaba, JD.com and Suning were not immediately available for comment. Gigabyte’s share price fell nearly 20% between May 11 and 12.

Over time, gamers and computer users have suffered from a shortage of high-end graphics cards due to the need to buy GPUs from cryptocurrency operators. Now, a new cryptocurrency called Chia will most likely cause similar problems for the storage drive market. According to the South China Morning Post , hard drive prices in China have risen sharply as miners rushed to mine and sell this cryptocurrency. “The price of hard drives keeps going up” Unlike Bitcoin, which consumes a lot of electricity and energy to process complex algorithms, Chia is mined based on a consensus algorithm and is one of the currencies advertised as being environmentally friendly. A Bitcoin mining facility in China. Cryptocurrency Chia aims to reduce environmental impact. Photo: Bloomberg. The founder of Chia is Bram Cohen, who is also a BitTorrent developer. Cohen said he would usurp the outdated industry with increasingly slow and costly documentation capabilities. Although Chia has not been officially traded on the market and only came into operation on May 3, the “miners” have rushed to buy and stock up a series of HDDs and SSDs. According to SCMP, panic purchases can lead to hard drives shortages, high prices and scarcity. On China’s Taobao and JD.com e-commerce platforms, large enterprise hard drives have been sold out. “There have been a lot of people asking to buy a large number of hard drives to exploit Chia in the past few days,” said a customer care worker at the online store Taobao of two major brands Seagate and Western Digital said. Hard drives were sold out on Chinese e-commerce sites. Photo: Weibo. Most business-class hard drives with more than 8TB of storage have already been sold, not sure when new products will be available, the vendor says. According to the manmanbuy.com A Chinese website that evaluates and compares product prices on popular e-commerce platforms, the price of a Western Digital hard drive with 12 TB of storage in February before The increase was 2,188 yuan (about $ 337). On April 8, the corresponding drive price increased to 3,499 yuan ($ 538) on JD.com. Seagate’s hard drive with 8 TB of storage before April 14 cost 1,150 yuan, but has since risen to 2,160 yuan, according to manmanbuy.com . Cryptocurrency miners Chia in China buys bulk hard drives in bulk at the store. In Huaqiangbei, the world’s largest electronics market in southern China, Shenzhen, some vendors said that they now only have a hard drive with less than 4 TB of storage and they don’t know when This situation has just changed. This person also confirmed that the price of a 4 TB hard drive will be a bit higher than the 700 yuan she used to sell before, because the demand from customers is growing. “At peak times, the prices of hard drives will be at least 60% higher than normal. The prices have come down a bit recently, but for now they are still around 50% higher, ”said a supplier named Chen. The topic of hard drive scarcity has become a hot topic, attracting a lot of attention and discussion on Chinese social networking site Sina Weibo, with tags attached to articles such as “rising hard drive prices” and ” Hard drive prices doubled in 10 days. ” “That’s it all, first the graphics card craze, then you guys switch to the hard drive. Now I can only buy one computer case,” said one netizen. on Weibo. Chia’s further goal In recent years, the increasing popularity and demand for computation has increased the value of virtual currencies like Bitcoin. Cryptocurrency mining has become popular and familiar to many people with knowledge of technology and computers. Although the Chinese government does not recognize Bitcoin as a legal currency, the country does not completely ban Bitcoin mining. According to an article recently published in Nature in April, China accounts for about 70% of all Bitcoin mining activities worldwide. Bitcoin mining currently consumes a lot of energy, leading to concerns about overuse of coal-fired electricity. Photo: DW. The increase in electricity consumption related to cryptocurrency mining has also caught the attention of Chinese regulators, as the country is making efforts to save energy and reduce pollution. environment. The leader of Inner Mongolia, the major Bitcoin producing region in northern China due to cheap electricity prices, said they would close all Bitcoin mining pools by May. The global Bitcoin mining network consumes about 113.88 TWh of electricity per year. If ranked as a country, Bitcoin would be the 33rd electricity consumer in the world, out of total consumption by the Netherlands and the Philippines, according to Cambridge’s Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index.

In the dark, rescuers found a young Chinese man clinging to a wooden door, trembling but alive. It was Fang Lang, one of six Chinese who survived the tragedy and the rescue that later inspired a famous scene in the 1997 Hollywood blockbuster “Titanic”. Titanic was the largest ocean-going ship in the world in the 1910s. It was described as “invincible fish” before sinking in the Atlantic in 1912. Photo: Easyvoyage However, miraculous survival is not the end of their trials. Within 24 hours of arriving at the immigration screening station on Ellis Island, New York, they were deported from the United States for a controversial law banning mainlanders from immigrating in the country. According to the BBC, 6 men disappeared from history to the present day. A documentary film has just been released on the mainland titled “The Six” has clarified their identity and life, 109 years after their fateful trip. The film unfolds the story outside of the legendary Titanic, a story shaped by racism and anti-immigration policies that are gaining special attention following the recent wave of persecution of Asians in the United States. Who are the 6 Chinese survivors? The men were identified as Lee Bing, Fang Lang, Chang Chip, Ah Lam, Chung Foo and Ling Hee. They are believed to be sailors coming to the Caribbean to work. Arthur Jones, British filmmaker and director of The Six, told the BBC that they were known as a group, not as an individual. A ticket listing the names of eight Chinese guests aboard the Titanic. 6 of them survived the shipwreck tragedy. Photo: LP Films The names of the Chinese survivors were on the list of passengers on the Titanic. Articles covering the sinking of the Titanic also briefly mentioned them. However, according to historians and researchers, unlike other survivors who had been praised by the media, this group of Chinese people was vilified for their anti-Chinese views in the West in the early 20th century. For example, in a report published a few days after the sinking, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle called the Chinese survivors “creatures” that rushed into the lifeboats “at the first sign of danger. and hide under the seats. However, research by the documentary production team shows that this claim is false. They built a replica of the Titanic’s lifeboat and found that it was impossible for the Chinese men to hide underneath without being spotted. “I think, we see the same thing today. We are seeing immigrants turned into scapegoats,” commented director Jones. Lifeboat took survivors away from the sinking area of ​​the Titanic in April 2012. Photo: Easyvoyage Other media have even accused the Chinese of dressing up as women in order to be given priority on boarding the lifeboats. But Tim Maltin, the Titanic historian, says there is no evidence that the survivors of the Chinese had either stowed away or disguised themselves as women. Mr. Maltin believes, these are stories made up by the press and public opinion after the event. Rumors may stem from the stigma attached to many male survivors, as the vast majority of the general public believes that women and children should be given priority in the rescue. According to the historian Maltin, Chinese men tried to help other survivors. Fang Lang, who tied himself to a floating door in the sea, later steered the lifeboat that helped bring many people to safety. What happened to them after the crash? Rejected by the US, six Chinese men were sent to Cuba. They quickly made their way to England, where there was a shortage of sailors as many British sailors enlisted in World War I. (From left to right) Three of the Chinese guests who survived the tragedy with the Titanic were Ah Lam, Fang Lang and Ling Hee. Photo: LP Films Chang Chip became more and more ill after the fateful night and eventually died of pneumonia in 1914. He was buried in an unmarked grave in a London cemetery. The remainder worked together in Britain until 1920, when the country experienced a post-war recession and anti-immigrant sentiment surged. Some are married to British women and have children. However, anti-immigrant policies force them to leave the country without notice, leaving their relatives behind. “It’s not their fault. All these families have been divided because of politics, which they really don’t have any control over,” said director Jones. Lee Bing immigrated to Canada, while Fang Lang, after taking a train between Britain and Hong Kong for many years, became a citizen of the United States, the country that once rejected him. Similarity between history and today Tom Fong, son of Fang Lang was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA almost half a century after the sinking of the Titanic. His family surname has many different spellings in English. For decades, Fong was unaware of his father’s experiences aboard the legendary ship, dubbed “unsinkable”. “My father never mentioned it. At least not to me or my mother,” said Fong. Tom Fong was not told by his father – Fang Lang about what he experienced. Photo: LP Films Mr. Fang died in 1985, at the age of 90. Only 20 years later, his son was revealed by a family member that the father had survived the terrible shipwreck. Fong thinks his father may have kept it a secret because of his hurt and discrimination. “There was a lot of information saying that they were sneaking under the boat and disguised as women … stories like that were widely spread at that time,” Fong stressed. As The Six’s team traces the descendants of survivors, many of them still hesitate to share stories of stigma that family members experienced a century ago. Over the past 100 years, the hostility suffered by the six Chinese survivors has been eerily repeated in the midst of anti-Asian racism arose in today’s pandemic scene. In the US alone, there have been thousands of abuse cases reported in recent months, ranging from spit, verbal harassment to violent assault. Fong decided to share his family’s story in the hope that everyone will learn the truth about the Chinese survivors of the Titanic disaster and reflect on current events. “Because if you don’t know history, it will repeat itself,” he asserted.

Organizational group bringing 14 foreigners illegally into Vietnam.

On the afternoon of April 15, the Court of the People’s Court of Da Nang City sentenced a total of 36 years and six months in prison to the group of organizers who illegally imported 14 Chinese people into Vietnam.

On April 15, Da Nang City People’s Court opened a trial to hear the defendants including: Xiao Hai Hong (born 1995, Chinese nationality), Nguyen Thi Yen (born in 1995, residing in Phuoc My ward, Son Tra district, Da Nang City), Le Thi Toan (born 1983, residing in Man Thai ward, Son Tra district, Da Nang city) for “illegally organizing others to stay in Vietnam”; Chen Jia Wen (born 1999, Chinese nationality), Wei Jian (born 1984, Chinese nationality), Xiao Wen Pei (born 1994, Chinese nationality), Xiao Bing Bing (born in 1989, nationality) Chinese citizenship) for “Organizing others to enter Vietnam illegally”.

According to the indictment of the People’s Procuracy: on the basis of the confirmed investigation results, on August 14, 2020 at house number 88 Ha Ky Ngo (Man Thai Ward, Son Tra District, Da Nang City, City Police) Da Nang conducted a stay check and found that there were 14 Chinese staying without visas in the house.On August 15, 2020, at house number 20 Nguyen Duc An (Phuoc My ward, Son Tra district, Da Nang city) Da Nang City police conducted a stay inspection and found that there were two Chinese staying in the house without a visa.

Through investigation, around mid-May 2020, through Wechat, a friend of Xiao Hai Hong, A Lei (whose background is unknown), invited Xiao Hai Hong to come to Vietnam to organize a group of Chinese people to enter Vietnam. Men who illegally work to entice others in China to gamble on the Internet take their money, with a salary of 8,000 yuan / month.

On May 26, 2020, Xiao Hai Hong contacted Nguyen Thi Yen via Wechat to inquire about renting a house in Da Nang. Yen accepted and contacted Le Thi Toan to rent a house. On the afternoon of May 27, 2020, Xiao Hai Hong illegally entered Vietnam and went to Da Nang to meet a Chinese man named A Bao (whose identity is unknown) who gave Xiao Hai Hong 100 million VND and said money. of A Lei sent to Xiao Hai Hong to cover the costs. After that, Xiao Hai Hong was arranged by Yen and Toan in a temporary house at house number 61 Tran Duc Thong (Phuoc My ward, Son Tra district, Da Nang city).

On June 15, 2020, Yen and Toan took Xiao Hai Hong to see the house at 20 Nguyen Duc An. Xiao Hai Hong agreed to rent a house at 20 Nguyen Duc An and moved in the same day. After that, Yen came together to live with Xiao Hai Hong.

From June 25, 2020 to July 18, 2020, Xiao Hai Hong and Nguyen Thi Yen respectively organized four groups with a total of 14 Chinese people entering Vietnam illegally. In which, Chen Jia Wen, Wei Jian, Xiao Wen Pei, Xiao Bing Bing received the task of assisting Xiao Hai Hong in organizing the illegal entry of other Chinese people into Vietnam. In addition to the above acts of organizing for other people to enter and stay in Vietnam, Nguyen Thi Yen and Le Thi Toan also organized for two Chinese people, Wang Qing Lin and Su Jin Shu to stay in Vietnam. It is illegal to run a website to buy and sell yuan shares on the Internet.

To arrange accommodation for 14 Chinese people after entering Vietnam illegally, Nguyen Thi Yen contacted Le Thi Toan. Although knowing that these 14 Chinese people were illegally entered, for self-interest, Le Thi Toan arranged accommodation for these 14 Chinese to stay at house numbers 20 Nguyen Duc An and 88 Ha Ky Ngo.

In the rental of the house, Yen obtained an illegal profit of 10 million VND, the defendant Toan illegally gained 51 million VND. Yen received an illegal profit of 1.7 million dong in the purchase and sale of mobile phone SIM cards. Nguyen Thi Yen together with Le Thi Toan also organized Wang Qing Lin and Su Jin Shu to stay at 37 Tran Duc Thong house then moved to 20 Nguyen Duc An house. Nguyen Thi Yen has an illegal profit of 9 million VND, Le Thi Toan has an illegal profit of 110 million VND.

The trial panel of Da Nang City People’s Court sentenced defendants Xiao Hai Hong to 10 years in prison for “illegally organizing others to stay in Vietnam”; Nguyen Thi Yen 10 years and 6 months in prison and a fine of 20 million VND for “Organizing others to stay illegally in Vietnam” and “Organizing others to enter Vietnam illegally”; Le Thi Toan 7 years in prison and a fine of VND 20 million for “illegally organizing others to stay in Vietnam”. Sentencing of Chen Jia Wen to 2 years in prison; Wei Jian 2 years and 6 months in prison; Xiao Wen Pei 2 years and 6 months in prison; Xiao Bing Bing for 1 year and 6 months on charges of “Organizing others to enter Vietnam illegally”. The Chinese defendants will be deported from Vietnam after serving their sentences.