1. Know your body size: You should measure your body dimensions and record them on your phone. This makes it easier to shop for clothes online. For each country, the body measurements corresponding to the clothes will be different. Ideally, you should measure the circumference of 3 busts, waist and hips regularly to avoid buying clothes that are too wide or tight. Image: Femnastic. 2. Notes on clothing sizes from brands purchased: When choosing to buy clothes online, you should remember that each manufacturer has its own convention on product sizes. If you have a favorite brand and shop there often, keep in mind their size chart to save time. Image: MyBeautyGym. 3. Bring a ruler: For clothing stores that do not have a fitting room, you should bring a measuring tape. If you like the shirt longer than the back, try the product on or use a measuring tape. Besides, for tight-fitting clothes, you need to accurately measure the circumference of 3 body circumferences. Image: Medium. 4. Measure the width of the pants by wrapping around the neck: To choose the right size, hold your jeans at the ends of your waist and wrap it around your neck. If the ends easily touch each other, that’s the right size for you. Note that the two ends of the belt don’t necessarily meet exactly, but they should easily wrap around your neck. In addition, weight can change over time, so if you have a body type that is easy to gain weight, you should choose a size that ranges from 3-5 cm. Image: Caak. 5. Wet clothes in front of the mirror: This is the easiest way for you to determine if the length of an outfit is right for you. If you like to wear loose, comfortable styles, tailor the flaps of your shirt or skirt to match your outfit. The width of the garment will fit your body when the hem of your shirt matches the shirt you are wearing. Image: Glorynote. 6. Choose stretchy material: Shopping for clothes but not trying them on makes it difficult for some people who are prone to gaining weight. Therefore, you should choose stretchy materials with adjustable details to overcome the situation that the clothes do not fit the body. Image: Daily Star.

People in Lao Chai, Y Ty commune clean up the stream flowing through the village. Photo: CX Environmental sanitation criteria in the construction of new rural areas in the highlands are difficult to achieve. However, Y Ty commune (Bat Xat district, Lao Cai) has its own way of doing it. Accordingly, implementing the criteria of environmental sanitation in the construction of new rural areas, people in Lao Chai village, Y Ty commune and many other villages have applied the regulation that if anyone dumps garbage indiscriminately into the stream or throws garbage around the village, will be sanctioned according to “reason 36” of the people here. Specifically, “36” stipulates that anyone who throws garbage indiscriminately will be fined 36kg of live pigs, 20kg of rice and 20 liters of alcohol. The implementation of environmental sanitation criteria in the construction of new rural areas in the highlands encountered many difficulties. However, since the application of reasonable sanctions, people have become more aware to work with local authorities to implement this criterion. In Lao Chai, Y Ty commune, people not only actively clean up the village but also pick up trash from two streams flowing through the village. Lao Chai people bring cement to build inter-village roads. Photo: CX Mr. Ha Ngoc Linh – Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Y Ty Commune said that reason is a common way of calling people, in fact this is a convention, the village convention has been approved by the commune and district after that, only to be approved. apply. The application of conventions and conventions is even more effective than the provisions of the law because the awareness of ethnic minorities is still low. Thereby, people join hands with the local government to build a new rural area Mr. Chu Xe Xa – a resident of Lao Chai village, Y Ty commune, said that in parallel with the implementation of environmental sanitation criteria in the construction of new homes, the people of Lao Chai village know well the necessity of the road. “The previous households’ houses did not have access roads, the way down was registered as the road connecting the surrounding households and also the road in the village. Households without garbage pits were registered as garbage pits. Households without pits were registered as garbage pits. If you use manure for cattle, you will register it as a manure pit. Households that do not have a toilet will register as a latrine with the village head and all households who register to do so will be provided with cement,” said Mr. Xa. Currently, Lao Chai people have been actively implementing two criteria at the same time, namely, environmental sanitation and traffic criteria, with the expectation that Lao Chai will soon complete the criteria for building a new rural area for the future. people’s lives are raised. From there, Lao Chai will become a bright spot and be more known to friends near and far and tourists in the coming years. The concrete road in Lao Chai village, Y Ty commune is about to be completed. Photo: CX In Lao Chai, people’s awareness has been raised somewhat, especially in the construction of new rural areas. Mr. Xa said that building a new village is the State and the people working together and the direct beneficiaries are the people. Therefore, in the construction of new rural areas, it is necessary to have village officials who do their best for the people and for the renewal of society so that the people will follow and follow. Currently, Y Ty is one of the attractive tourist attractions. Y Ty is about 100km from Lao Cai city. To get to Y Ty border commune, you can go from Lao Cai city to Trinh Tuong commune to go to Lung Po – where the Red river flows into Vietnam, then through A Mu Sung to arrive at Y Ty. The roads will go through old forests with old trees, and only a few roofs on the side of the mountain. Living in Lao Chai are mainly Ha Nhi people. They stayed in the log house built of earth, like in a fairy tale. Going to Y Ty is to hunt clouds and admire beautiful scenery, but experiencing the life of Ha Nhi people here is also very interesting. Y Ty is changing day by day thanks to the people and local authorities actively participating in the construction of new rural areas; At the same time, many large corporations have come here to invest in tourism with thousands of billions of dong.

The street people … finished buying the countryside, there was indeed a part of the countryside present on the land. – Photo: Internet City people flock to … buy countryside There are many ways to explain the “land fever” in the tumultuous villages. In part, it is the influence of new urban planning on the trend of displacement, many works are planned to be built or simply opening a road, building a bridge also makes the ground in the area. That area is “cold” suddenly turns “warm”, “fever” gradually increases. Some people also believe that the Covid-19 epidemic has been raging and persistent for a long time, causing many people of the rich to not dare to venture to invest in what fields. Buying land seems to be a sure choice for many people … However, in another aspect, urban people in recent years are also tending to buy land for farm or family resort. weekends. Foreseeing that trend, many young people in the suburbs of Hanoi suddenly became “storks” of land. There are many factors for these rural land “storks” to have outstanding advantages over the city “storks”, they know each piece of land, even familiar with that land owner. Hometown – it is spacious enough to catch the eye, where one can freely hire to plant fruit trees, grow leaf trees, or have a lake enough to feed fish, enough garden – pond – barn The “sell-eat-gradually” model Some people even frankly admit, “stork” is the traditional way of saying, calling to a broker, calling it more practical is that it is the job of selling the countryside to the street people. Street – it is a meeting place with full facilities, where people can easily make a living with their work, but there are also many street people who will sometimes get bored with the noise, bustle, worry. afraid before the food included in the family meal can ensure food hygiene and safety (?!) … So the street people flock … to buy home for themselves and family. Hometown – a piece of land that is spacious enough to see where one can rent fruit trees, leaf trees, or near a stream with water every day, or a lake. To raise fish, enough garden – pond – barn. “The street people… after buying the countryside, it is true that there is a part of the countryside present on the land. But the street people… finished buying the countryside and staying with the countryside is not an easy task. Buying a country, but becoming a real country is not easy! ”. Journalist Ho Viet Thinh If there is a demand, there must be a supply, there are many people in the countryside who are willing to cut a part of land that seems to be small, but it is big for the street people to have an abundant part of money. That’s why there is a saying, in the past, the villagers had the model “VAC”, that is, garden – pond – barn. Today there is another very trendy model, the “BAD”, which is to sell – eat – gradually. The street people … after buying the countryside, there is indeed a part of the countryside present on the land. There are people who have got along with those who share the same interests and buy many plots of land close to each other to be neighbors in the countryside. Together, they make the road spacious, clean and convenient for commuting. Some other people, even though they are in their hometowns, also want their hometown to be like a city or park near their home. The street of the street people must also have street lights bright – red all night, and there are signs leading to each house clearly and meticulously. The land of many street people in the countryside is adjacent to each other like a miniature village, the village of the street people does not have a clear name plate but is often conventional by word of mouth, which can be classified according to the work of the people in the village. that or place of residence. That’s why there is a village in the countryside whose name is like a street, of course it’s just a conventional name. Stay with the countryside But the street people… finished buying the countryside and staying with the countryside is not an easy task. It is like an experience that, at first, we are excited and then we are discouraged. The street people have to hire the countryside to look after their garden house, so the cost is also up. At first, the idea when buying land in the countryside was to plant and take care of each tree and child by hand, but then the experience was handed over to another person, and that other person was paid for the experience that is actually is the homeowner’s excitement. Journalist Ho Viet Thinh That is not the common denominator of many street people. There are also street people, although luxurious and elegant, with great position, great power, but there seems to be a country that flows in his blood. Returning to their hometown on weekends, they are eager for their experience of being a farmer on their land, and that both exercise and bring practical results. Buying a country, but becoming a real country is not easy!