Rejected by Facebook Jan Koum is of Jewish descent, born in 1976 into a poor family on the outskirts of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. Koum’s father worked as a hospital and school construction manager, and his mother worked as a housewife. At the age of 16, Koum followed his mother and grandmother to the US to settle first, intending to settle down to welcome his father. They live off social welfare, from food stamps for those who cannot afford food. Koum’s mother takes care of the kids to earn extra money, while Koum cleans a grocery store. Koum still uses notebooks and pens brought from Ukraine because he lacks money to buy them. In 1997, when Koum was 21 years old, his father died in his hometown. Three years later, Koum’s mother also died in the US from cancer. In high school, Jan Koum didn’t have many friends and was seen as an outcast. He almost failed to graduate because of his lack of education. Jan Koum finds joy in his old computer. This time, Koum joins a hacker group called woowoo. With the experience gained from this hacker group, he applied for the exam and entered the University of San Jose. During his studies, he worked for Ernst and Young Auditing Company in the position of security vulnerability tester. In 1997, he ran into Yahoo employee Brian Acton. With the help of Acton, Koum got a job in cybersecurity six months later at Yahoo. Koum decided to leave school to focus on working for Yahoo. After 9 years at Yahoo, Koum rose to the position of infrastructure manager. In 2007, Koum and Acton both quit their jobs at Yahoo, spending time traveling South America in search of new inspirations. When they returned, the two applied to Facebook together, but were rejected. During his unemployment, Koum mulled over his next job. Buying an iPhone, Koum realized he could succeed with apps from the App Store. Koum came up with the idea to let people set up status updates on their phones. He said: “I am annoyed because I miss a lot of calls when I am at the gym. So I came up with the idea of ​​an app that lets friends know if the person on the other end of the line is ready to take a call, with a feature called “status”. We didn’t originally plan to start a company, we just wanted to make a product that people could use.” In February 2009, Koum and Acton co-founded WhatsApp, turning the product into a messaging app. At first, the cost to verify SMS for users cost about 500,000 USD/month, making Koum’s bank account almost exhausted. By December 2009, they updated a new version for WhatsApp on iPhone, making it possible for this application to send images, immediately the number of users increased. To ensure coverage, WhatsApp charged about $1 a month to use, which brought in about $5,000 in revenue in early 2010, enough to cover expenses later. By February 2013, when the number of WhatsApp users reached about 200 million and the number of employees was 50, Acton and Koum decided to organize a fundraiser and was invested 50 million USD by Sequoia Investment Fund, increasing the value of WhatsApp to 1 , 5 billion USD. The founding duo is very concerned about security for users. “We want to know as little of the user’s information as possible. We don’t run ads, so we don’t need personal data,” Koum said. WhatsApp quickly grew without any marketing or PR campaigns, especially in less developed countries where users rely heavily on SMS messages. Return to conquer the big man WhatsApp’s growth caught the attention of Facebook’s CEO. In 2012, Mark Zuckerberg phoned Koum to express his interest in WhatsApp. The two then kept in touch, often climbing mountains and chatting about the topic of world connection. In February 2014, Zuckerberg met Koum and offered to buy WhatsApp for $19 billion (including $4 billion in cash, the rest in Facebook stock). At the time Facebook acquired WhatsApp, the app had 450 million monthly active users. In 2019, this number has reached 1.5 billion. By February 2021, the application has surpassed 2 billion users in 180 countries, is the world’s most popular free messaging application over the internet today. However, the sale of WhatsApp by co-founders Jan Koum and Brian Acton is said to be a bad decision. The biggest split between WhatsApp and Facebook is the messaging app’s monetization policy. Koum and Acton have resisted the adoption of Facebook’s widespread advertising model, which uses personal data to allow marketers to show ads to specific sets of customers on the social network. Those disagreements have led to tensions with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg. Acton left WhatsApp in 2017, 8 months later Jan Koum also left. “I sold my company. For great personal gain I sold my users’ privacy to Facebook. I made a decision and compromised with that and I regret it” – Jan Koum shared with Forbes. After the two founders left, Facebook persisted with the policy given to WhatsApp. In early January 2021, WhatsApp made a controversial decision, when it changed its policy and terms of use, requiring WhatsApp users to agree to the sharing of their personal information with the parent company Facebook. and Facebook affiliated companies. According to WhatsApp, sharing information will help this application better understand users, in order to improve and enhance the quality of the service. However, this move of WhatsApp has angered many users and called for a boycott of the application, because they do not want to share their information with Facebook. Many WhatsApp users have switched to other free internet messaging apps and services, like Telegram and Signal. In 2014, Jan Koum entered Forbes’ list of the 400 richest Americans at number 62, with an estimated net worth of $7.5 billion. As of August 2020, his net worth is estimated at $10 billion.

Writer Pham Hoa (right) during his visit to the old battlefield. Photo Xuan Ba Connect with wife Pham Hoa. Still these complications are different from the heart surgery… Russian teacher, retired Pham Hoa’s wife probably understands her husband’s character? Remember years ago, Pham Hoa had just gone through a major surgery and wore high blood pressure and the sequelae of diabetes, but she still approved for her husband about the unpaid agency. No pay and principle is voluntary. It’s the organization Truong Son Traditional Association- Ho Chi Minh Street ! That far away year, I followed Pham Hoa and generals Vo So, Nguyen Anh Tuan, Nguyen Ba Tong… and some brothers and sisters of the Traditional Society on the Truong Son Roads. Strangely, thinking of Pham Hoa is thinking of white obsession? The haunting thing from Pham Hoa’s stories. The white color has been haunting Pham Hoa since the days of driving in Truong Son. Truong Son Road! Like an instinctive howling, the collective now draws us in? Truong Son Dong – Truong Son Tay, 5 longitudinal and 21 horizontal axes with a length of 24,000 km. Pham Hoa is also only about half way through the journey, experiencing and witnessing countless tragic things. More than 20,000 martyrs have remained on those stages, of which the fiercest is still Road 20 Quyet Thang. That time went to Se Su underground. Perhaps due to the bomb, a large turtle like a basket, the old man staggered into the water’s edge. But very strange, his belly is not grateful anymore, but white! The old man was dumped in the trunk of the car. Then it was split. The fire is boiling hot. The whole platoon drove hungry, eager to eat. Midnight suddenly creepy white flares. The whole convoy was exposed black on the white tire road, which was bare without a single tree because of bombs, piercing bombs and defoliation poisons. The ear piercing the sound of explosions. Strangely, the flares of bomb-hit cars in all sizes of flares suddenly flared up, sometimes blue, sometimes white. An entire squadron of vehicles was hit by a bomb. Soldiers bickering with each other, maybe eating turtle meat, so you rebuke?! Then one afternoon ran a risk through Xe Ca Mang. The guy in front of the car stepped on the brake and stopped in front of a hidden stream. Pham Hoa screamed and rolled down the stream quickly and then he opened the car door and rushed out… Thought the bomb was sudden. Chemistry is not. Oh my god, dozens of young women are bathing in streams! Creepy white spaces like metal shards pierced the two young soldiers’ visions. Stunned for a moment, the two boys climbed up to the cockpit, leaving behind a lot of tires in the sunny afternoon without Truong Son and playful youthful teasing… That rare peace did not last long. Just over thirty minutes by car, assuming that with that road, the speed of the very aggressive Gat 63 is only slightly more than 30 km/h. Explosions rose to the ground behind them. But Pham Hoa’s car escaped from dangerous underground coordinates. Both of them turned their painful gazes helplessly at the black space of the coordinate bombs that suddenly fell on the peaceful white spaces behind them! Oh my god, the TNXP girls were bathing just now, how many of them escaped that deadly stream? Writer Pham Hoa (right cover) during his visit to the old battlefield. Photo Xuan Ba The working team of Truong Son Traditional Association- Ho Chi Minh Street was following the branches of 20 Quyet Thang Street. It was a strategic transport branch that crossed from Quang Binh to the Vietnam-Laos border, an unexpected bold creation during the war for 16 years, protected by blood. The blood of 559 soldiers of the Truong Son driving force of the TNXP as a kind of epic has elected places that will hurt the hearts of posterity. ATP Centers (Crab A, Ta Le Underground, Phu La Nhich Pass), Tra Ang, Tam Co Cave… The delegation stopped longer at Tra Ang on 20 Quyet Thang Street. That year, one afternoon, the vehicle of Pham Hoa’s unit escaped death through Tra Ang. A campaign to urgently transport gasoline through that Key. Deadly flames burst from the gasoline drums that were hit by bombs, including napalm bombs, strangely spewing white fire! That deadly white fire instantly fell on the formation of the army, TNXP. 29 boys and girls, 22 at the most, instantly shrouded in white like that! Writer Pham Hoa (on the left) At the Truong Son Traditional Association – Ho Chi Minh Street, there are veterans… strange! He’s old, but he’s too enthusiastic and enthusiastic. And it seems that every man has some odd talent? And veteran Pham Hoa also showed something strange. This strange thing was quickly encouraged and corrected by the members of the Association, considering it a unique collective work. It’s a project White flower hill park . A hill is eye-catching if not beautiful on the legendary Truong Son Street. Next, please quote verbatim: The hill area of ​​about 7 hectares will be a dominant white color. On the hill are hundreds of species of white flowers, try to choose something fragrant. Many types of white flowers are planted on beautifully designed pots and platforms along the internal roads in the park. In the park, sometimes pavilions place stone benches made from white materials. On the top of the hill is a simple, modest white Temple designed in the style of a Vietnamese Temple. The Temple’s walls, roof, doors and interior are all built of white marble. Please do not associate and infer here white mourning, loss. The white color symbolizes the heroic sacrifice of Truong Son youth. The white effect pops up the innocent and pure dedication of the Truong Son soldiers and thousands of TNXP soldiers who, when they fell, were still in their twenties, creating a strong feeling about the past and traditional education. The black marble wall with gold letters with the names of more than 20 thousand Martyrs is placed on the left and right side of the LS Temple. That temple is common to 20,000 LS Truong Son and TNXP. It is a spiritual and cultural work, a place to worship the young LS heroes of Truong Son. Compatriots across the country, tourists come here to visit and pay tribute. Contributing to educating the moral education of drinking water, remembering the source of the national spirit and patriotism for today and future generations. I also heard specifically about this Project. The whole part explains, explains the forms of investment scale, Location, time, capital source, implementation process and implementation organization. Looking around, the park’s budget is 15 billion and the Temple is about 7 billion. The surprising thing is that although it is just a beginning, there are already a number of units and benefactors who have voiced their support. So the financial plan (specifically, the method of socialization of the White Flower Hill Park project invested by the Truong Son Traditional Association – Ho Chi Minh Road) may have been directed? Writer Pham Hoa (second from right) More remarkable is the local zeal of Quang Binh, the cradle of the legendary Truong Son Road. Without a word, the Truong Son Traditional Association – Ho Chi Minh Street had a working session with the leaders of Quang Binh province. The key members of the Association, in addition to General Vo So, were major generals Hoang Anh Tuan and Nguyen Ba Tong. Fortunately, the entire provincial leadership, from the Secretary to the Chairman, after listening to Major Generals Tuan and Pham Hoa presented the project White flower hill park From surprise and delight, all of you enthusiastically contributed and discussed. In the end, Quang Binh leaders agreed very much in implementing this project locally and creating all favorable conditions for the project to be implemented as soon as possible. Place White Flower Hill Park is decided from the starting point of KM zero of Road 20 Quyet Thang. But for some reason, this beautiful and romantic project (not unrealistic, not unrealistic?) has not been implemented for many years? That bloody road, the time Pham Hoa’s age started with white obsessions? And this morning suddenly a ghastly obsession. Veteran, writer Pham Hoa has suddenly passed away. A colonel and writer Pham Hoa used to hold the entire “soul” of military cultural and artistic activities. How many viewers remember Pham Hoa as the author and devoted a lot of care to the show We Are Soldiers on the People’s Army Television. And writer Pham Hoa, former deputy director of the Army Propaganda Department, has never received a cup of water from anyone when three times sat at the National Council to review the titles of People’s Artists and Meritorious Artists. The talent through the Joke of Creation and The remote area (Typical for the two genres of short stories and novels in Pham Hoa’s writing career, which has elected Pham Hoa’s prestige? Is it correct to say that some people will listen, scare people, apologize, shy? Therefore, Pham Hoa has grown up many times in a sensitive and difficult position. Many close friends know Pham Hoa three times sitting at the State Council, there are no whispers of negative gossip. For this, someone keeps adding two more Trong Khoi and Pham Quang Long who are close to this job with Pham Hoa… Remember, when artist Cao Mat got cancer, writer Pham Hoa proposed to the Department of Expedited Propaganda to submit an application to the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Culture to make a dossier for Cao Mat. Then, fortunately, Cao Mat got a special award from the People’s Artist without passing meritorious merit. Remember, love Pham Hoa! How many times went down Thanh’s hometown and up the forest to the sea. How can I forget to comfort this familiar feeling from someone who has been on the car for so many trips. Side seats where located in familiar and strange lands. Pham Hoa is like an effective hyphen to close the gap between friends and writers for unknown reasons. And in every place, in any situation, a Pham Hoa is also revealed when whispering, sometimes troubled by the confiding of the times and the chaos of cooking, writing, and literature! I still know that the disease, the child has to be happy, but the death of a loved one, even when we are only 70 years old, is also a joke of nature?

Recently, the shocking investigation of New York Times shows that Apple has tacit agreements and about data sharing in China. Taking the opportunity, Durov commented on his Telegram channel that Apple was operating under the direction of China. Telegram was once blocked in Russia because the government believed that terrorists used the app to plan and coordinate terrorist attacks. Photo: Caspiannews. Durov also said that Apple’s business model is based on “selling outdated, expensive hardware to customers in this company’s ecosystem”. He added that the 60 Hz screen of the iPhone cannot compete with the 120 Hz products of Android phones and iOS is an outdated software. According to Durov, the worst part is that iPhone users are seen as the company’s “digital slaves”. Specifically, they are only allowed to install apps from the App Store and back up data on iCloud. “It’s no surprise that Apple’s authoritarian approach is appreciated by China, allowing the country to have full control over the apps and data of all its citizens,” Durov said. Ironically, Apple was sued earlier this year for allowing Telegram to work on the App Store. According to the Coalition for a Safer Web (CSW), the app is used by opposition groups and extremists as a communication channel to spread misinformation and racial divisions in the US and Europe. .

I envisioned sharp teeth surpassing their fellow humans to survive beyond necessity. Is the charity food that raises the white pomfret school indirectly, which further impoverishes the riverbanks? The river wharfs have been poor for decades. No, Kowloon is completely exhausted. The schools of fish are poor because of the vast rice fields and need to kill the yellow apple snails. The poisoned water flows from the field to where fish, crabs, eels, and squirrels go there. The electric circus pulses with a radius of two or three dozen meters kill fish eggs. The sweet and flowing Mekong River is about to become a river of death. Life suddenly returned because somewhere, Nam Dang, Nam Cuong, and Huu Tam from all over An Giang’s canals kept happy riverbanks for schools of natural fish. They piled up scrubs to build houses for fish, spent money to buy food, spent time watching the fish in front of the electric pulse hoses that were constantly scurrying around. The schools of human-friendly natural fish grow, spread out to every meter of water along the spiritual land. One day I heard that Vam Nao’s aggressive wharf had also stopped a new school of fish. But the information about the white pompano made me extremely embarrassed. Is humanity regardless of benefits? The owner of the river wharf has spent a lot of money and mind to find a way to shock the star stakes and iron stakes to hold the ground. Vam Nao wharf is standing. The water level receded far away, nearly twenty meters deep. The river confluence is famous in history books because of the aggressiveness of the water every flood season. The small black man still spends billions to buy a long wharf on that land elephant for the fish to live in. Because he relied on the people of the river: “I have three barges, I will put stones on this wharf to keep the soil and keep the sand. This place is very convenient to fish.” The man who used to live on white rice with vegetables and sauerkraut spent most of his middle age releasing tons of fish into the river. People sitting watching the schools of fish that have just been released from the upper section to the lower section were caught by the electric circus circus. “It’s like I’m pouring each school of fish into their electric grid,” Mr. Ut confided. The river is long and the fish are far away, but the Mekong River has nine branches with hundreds of thousands of canals and channels, but the fish have no place to live. Mr. Ut felt sorry. He thought of a way to save the schools of fish. The bustling river wharfs of Mr. Nam Cuong and Nam Dang from the articles have crept in information about Vam Nao wharf. Mr. Ut thought that they could do it, so he could do it, and he embarked on expanding his wharf, ramming the banks, releasing water hyacinths, and spreading food. Mr. Ut started the fish feeding session on Vam Nao river wharf. Photo: Vo Dieu Thanh “They are fierce fish” – Mr. Ut said of the white pompano swarming in the river – “I was told to take them away, kill them so that the other fish could live. We can do good deeds, save the good ones, but we can’t kill the bad ones. But as much as the food was scattered, it ate it up because it was so strong. It grows so fast it’s indescribable. The other fish were thrown to the side. I lost sleep. Three months ago, since the fish came back, I quit my job, and every afternoon I sat down at the wharf from four o’clock to the evening. I looked at the river, at the water, then at the fish. Holding food in my hand I don’t know what to do. When I bought the river wharf, when my grandmother gave me fish to take care of, I just wanted to take care of them without thinking too far. Now the fish is back but full of aggressive fish. I don’t know how I should continue to nurture so that the white pompano does not grow quickly, so that the other fish have room to live.” Mr. Ut sat down to scatter food particles into the water, and said, “That’s how I feed the dolphins. Losing sleep and eating to find a way, finally there is a way. On this wharf, the fish are dividing the sand into their territory…”. He stopped talking, showing me the territory of each type of fish. The empty beach in the middle of the wharf is where the dolphins quietly search for prey, interspersed with the violent waves of the white pomfret. Next to that, inside the shore is a feeding place for fish, perch, catfish, snakehead… Along the long hyacinth clusters on the upper end of the wharf is the feeding place of the pangasius school. If at the wharf in Nam Dang’s house, the pangasius is the lord, it occupies most of the important part of the wharf, then at Mr Ut’s Vam Nao wharf, the catfish gently nestles beside the hyacinths: “Look at it, it’s hungry. I know he can’t eat, I love him but don’t know how to feed him because he’s afraid of the white pompano. Now I know how. When the water is at its strongest, I drop the bait mixed with the soil so that the bait sinks to the bottom. I informed the catfish hiding under the water hyacinth that it was time to eat. It emerged slowly, I spread the bait with water hyacinth. So it eats water hyacinth. The eating of the pangasius is also considered difficult. Seeing him starving, I continued to experiment with other ways. Thanks to the meals sitting at the wharf until late afternoon and evening, spreading mixed food, I discovered that when the water was high, at night, the white birds went nowhere, the pangasius began to eat more boldly. They encroach on the water where the white pompano often forages to eat. They overflowed the water surface, spilled over each other and ate boldly. The white pomfrets don’t know anything.” When the low water stopped, the water stood still to change to the big water, Mr. Ut started his fish feeding session. First, he carefully scattered small food like chili seeds on the surface of the water: “This is a small food, very expensive, I bought it to raise a school of goby fish and baby catfish. Scattered along the shore, gently. When finished, spread to the fish farther away, but also spread less. I found the pompano to catch a little slower than the dolphin. When scattering a little, it does not know there is bait, so it does not rush to fight. I sit and feed slowly. Let the dolphins eat until they are full, then feed the birds. I hope when the dolphins are big enough, they will no longer be afraid of the white pompano and can eat and drink more freely.” Listening to Mr. Ut speak, I miss the fish in Nam Dang’s family. If the food is spread massively, the water surface will be stirred up by the healthy pangasius full of thorns. Catfish crawl on each other to find food. They even crawl into people’s hands. But when the food became less and less, the pangasius gradually retreated, the white carp, perch, and sardines began to appear, they quietly picked up the leftovers. If you want to raise gentle white fish, aquarists must be careful not to disturb the strong and eager fish by spreading bait massively. Author Vo Dieu Thanh (wearing glasses) experiences feeding fish at the river wharf of Mr. Nam Dang’s house. More than a year now, thousands of natural pangasius fish have pulled in and stayed up to now. Photo: Van Hai Mr. Ut feeding the fish is like meditating. Carefully fertilize each small seed. Flock of fishes are deceived. He saw that there was nothing to worry about there, so he rummaged through his strong sharp teeth somewhere in the bottom of the river. The dolphins invite each other to quietly blush in the water, quietly waiting for each piece of bait. It is eating but it seems that it is meditating with the feeder. Quietly take a small bite and wait quietly. Looking at the gentle eating of the dolphins, I feel pity. Mr. Ut also gave up eating and working because of love, and sat down to fertilize every grain of food for it. He said it was very gentle, eating enough is diving, there is no fight like a flock of birds. Flocks of fish are like bags of greed, no matter how much they eat, they can’t feel full. People often love good people. People want to destroy the aggressive white pompano, Mr. Ut shakes his head: “Being gentle is loving. Because it’s an animal, it’s stupid. Must protect it. All are lives. I want to practice so that the fish can live in harmony with each other on this wharf.” Then people are lazy, fish are also lazy. They live as if they are walking on a clear poetic region. In the midst of that leisurely elegance, the white pompano became an outsider. Sharp fangs have no martial arts ground. The fangs are not ferocious, but they just don’t bother to fight when around are just resources that are not worth worrying about. The herd of pangasius, which is an ordinary person, also quietly nestled to one side. Wait until Mr. Ut released the last seeds of bait, the voracious snouts slowly squeezed the water hyacinth to suck on each small piece of food. All are innocent like children. Mr. Ut made the long-sword warriors to line up in peace. Thousands of fish gathered at the riverbank of Mr. Nam Dang and Mr. Ut. Clip made by the author Vo Dieu Thanh Seeing how Mr. Ut’s neighbors enthusiastically watched the fish eat as if they were watching a beautiful scene, excitedly dumping the boxes of freed fish into the wharf with all the belief that the fish would have a better life in this wharf, we will saw the river moving, speaking kind voices. Soft voices that go deep into the consciousness of many people. Tons of free-range fish have a place to live, let it grow, let it find its new breeding seasons. The vast Vam Nao stream is billowing with an underground, silent but powerful vitality. It seems to be telling the world a long story about the companionship of the human heart and creation. The vast universe contains all kinds of species. The mercy of man will be as wide as the universe. Although the constant change can turn the sea into a bride, the tolerance of human love remains there forever, adorning the world with silent streams of colors overflowing with life. The riverbanks are alive again, happy again, rich again from the sweet and sincere spread. The happy riverbanks will be even wider, longer over time, along the length of the water. And accordingly, the stories of humanity will also be told in thousands of shapes, regardless of the flow of life outside.

TikTok was the first platform that started the short clip trend and was quickly copied by other social networks like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube. As the market for short video features became more competitive, platforms launched funds to reward creators as a way to engage users. YouTube says the new fund will pay thousands of creators each month whose YouTube Shorts video gets a lot of engagement from viewers. YouTube also adds that the fund will launch in the coming months and pay creators this year and 2022. But YouTube isn’t the only big guy with a bonus feature for content creators. In July last year, TikTok launched a fund for creators worth more than $ 1 billion over three years to entice users. Meanwhile, Snapchat announced a $ 1 million daily reward for users with top engaging content on Spotlight. According to Reuters

Doc Cuoc Temple is located on “Co Giai island” of Truong Le mountain, is a spiritual destination that attracts people and tourists when coming to Sam Son. The masterpiece of nature Going around long miles in Vietnam, every name of the mountain, the name of the river, the name of the village … has its origin stories. Sam Son sea people believe that the legend of Truong Le mountain is associated with ancient legends. A long time ago, after a terrible rain and flood, fishermen discovered on the shore the body of a pregnant woman was in distress. To pity the ill-fated woman, the people together bury and cover the grave. After time, the grave takes the shape of Truong Le strip as today. Along with the name Truong Le, the mountain range bearing the shape of a lying woman is also known as a bold sea name: “Gam Son” or Gam mountain. Explaining this, the author Hoang Thang Ngoi in the book Sam Son Spirit, said: “Perhaps the sound of waves hitting the cliffs, echoing into the village. Lightly called “shaking the sea”, heavy is called “sea roar”. A roaring sea or a roaring mountain is the intersection between sea and mountain to give birth to the name “Gam mountain”. Truong Le mountain is not long, not high with 16 tops (islands), the highest point is Hon Keo, only 84.7 meters above sea level. However, in that mountain range, the Creator took care when creating “Phu Thai islands; Hon Keo; Co Giai island; Hon Banh Voi; Ca Squid Islet; Lo Rua slot “… has the shape of an animal; there are positions on the Truong Le strip with the impressive name:” Elephant bog, dead horse “… Depend on the creative hand of heaven and earth. , the ancestor with rich imagination has left to life legendary stories imbued with emotions, moving people’s hearts, in which, the legend of “Trong Trang” is an immortal song about love of a couple, means that husband and wife do not leave for a lifetime. Truong Le strip gently stretches to the sea, resting its head on silver waves, creating dreamy baths (Phung Ngoc; Phung Tien) so that thousands of years of rocky mountains and water waves still tell each other many interesting stories. Legend has it that, in the past, on moonlit nights, fairies used to fly back to bathe in the area of ​​”Phung Ngoc, Phung Tien” below the cliff of Truong Le. Sacred monuments After being absorbed in the natural scenery, pedestrians step into the sacred space of the relic system located on Truong Le mountain. Each relic has stories about the divine, human … who made the merits of building the village, protecting the people, and building a life together, step by step creating the face of Sam Son city today. . In the position of Truong Le mountain spreading close to the sea, one can see the shape of a sea turtle. Therefore, it should have the name “Co Giai island” (the word name is “Miet Canh island”). On Co Giai island is Doc Cuoc temple relic. Local legend says that Doc Cuoc god was born to Truong Le’s mother, and was raised rice together by the people of Sam Son. When he was growing up with extraordinary stature, he split his body in half (Single Charge), half with fishermen went out to sea against the beast; Half stayed on the mainland to protect their peaceful villages from the evil red-mine enemies. The giant footprint of Doc Cuoc god is deeply imprinted on Co Giai mountain rock. Here, the villagers set up a temple of Doc Cuoc god with the belief that life is supported and protected by the god. According to the book Thanh Hoa province chi: “In the Ly dynasty, one day a storm broke trees and the water surged, the next day, the people of An Niem commune saw a god descending on Miet Canh mountain, imprinted in the rock, and imprinted with the left foot. a staff 3 inches wide. Local people saw a new spirit to set up a temple right on that mountain to worship ”. By the time of Tran, the temple on Co Giai was officially built, associated with the story of King Tran Anh Tong fighting the Chiem Thanh enemy when passing Sam Son sea was supported by the spirit. Returning to the battle, the Tran king did not forget to confer to god: “Doc Cuoc is a true man of Thuong Sang God”. The later dynasties followed that and conferred the ordination. Over a long period of existence, the language of the “head of the wind”, but strangely, in the war against the US, Sam Son was an area bombed by the enemy, bombed extremely fiercely, the village was destroyed. Tan deserted, yet the temple located on Co Giai is still majestic. Hundreds of soldiers were kept hidden in the temple. The people believe that the temple is protected by the god of Single Charge, so the enemy’s bombs and ammunition cannot be destroyed. Confident in the sacredness of the patron god, Sam Son fishermen often do not forget to come to the temple to ask Doc Cuoc for help to steady their hands before the waves of the sea. For visitors to Sam Son, from the beach, along 43 green mossy stone steps will reach Doc Cuoc Temple. From here, zoom out into the immense space, a vast sea and sky with boats reaching out and silver waves; The same stature “the most ideal resort in Indochina” is changing and modern day by day. Following the cool green mountain road, going straight from Trong Mai islet, you can see Dau Voi Islet. Different from Co Giai Island, Dau Elephant Islet on Truong Le Mountain looks like a giant elephant reaching down to the sea to drink water. Here, there is the famous sacred temple of Co Tien. The relic was originally built to worship Doc Cuoc god. Later, they also worshiped the Tam Thanh Mau (Mau Thuong Ngan; Mau Com and Mau Lieu Hanh). Standing down from Co Tien Temple, visitors see a very different Sam Son. That is not the vibrant Sam Son beach, bustling, but quiet and discreet. The rocky cliffs undulating on the waves close together are a private space so that people can relax with the sea, let the fatigue disappear. The sea will listen to all feelings and confidences. Co Tien Temple is also known as a location in 1960, when visiting Sam Son, Uncle Ho stayed here and pulled nets with fishermen. At the monument, there are still paintings and photos of Uncle Ho with and working with the people. That is Sam Son’s invaluable asset today … Coming back to Sam Son, at sea, there is also a quiet cultural space for generations. Open your heart to discover a truly complete Sam Son.

Tsingy de Bemaraha Nature Reserve, Madagascar, with sharp limestone peaks about 200 million years old For example, the landscape on the moon, this place is also a famous star-viewing spot Located at an average altitude of 1,000 – 1,600m above sea level, the Dong Van rocky plateau spans four districts of Quan Ba, Yen Minh, Meo Vac and Dong Van of Ha Giang province (Vietnam). In addition to the Dong Van rocky plateau, Cao Bang non-national geopark and Dak Nong geopark are global geological parks with impressive natural beauty recognized by UNESCO. Zabriskie Point, Death Valley National Park (USA), this land was formed by Lake Furnace Creek dry 5 million years ago. Formed about 30 million years, Pancake Rocks (New Zealand) is an eroded limestone area with vertical rocky pillars, when the tide rises, the water hits the rock creating a geyser effect. Purnululu National Park (Australia) with a maze of unique sandstone domes Vale da Lua (Brazil) is located near Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park, the smooth stone surfaces created by the ancient river, sand and lava make it unlike any other place on earth. Dinosaur Park (Canada), impressive red-striped rocky mountains look like the setting in science fiction film. This place is full of dinosaur fossils, more than 150 complete dinosaur skeletons have been unearthed here

According to the IPBES report in 2019, about 75% of the land area and 66% of the sea area on Earth has been “significantly changed” by humans. Livestock and farming are using more than 33% of the land and 75% of the fresh water. Agricultural activities are one of the main causes of greenhouse gas emissions, due to the use of fertilizers and deforestation for aquaculture. Plants and animals are also threatened by overharvesting and hunting; Climate Change; pollution and the spread of alien species. About a million species of plants and animals are facing extinction. Without strong measures, endemic landscapes and ecosystems on Earth will soon disappear forever Avenue of the baobab (Madagascar) Bao Bap Boulevard is the name of a group of old trees located along the dirt road connecting Morondava and Belon’i Tsiribihina, in the Menabe region in western Madagascar. Its magnificent scenery attracts visitors from all over the world, making it one of the most popular in the region. Faced with climate change and human farming activities, the fate of these baobab trees is increasingly threatened. At present, many efforts to preserve this place have been made, in the hope of preserving this fairy-tale avenue. Image: Economic Times. Yew Lake Caddo (Texas / Louisiana, USA) The 25,400-hectare Caddo Lake-Swamp, located on the border between Texas and Louisiana, is famous for its submerged conifer forest. Hundred-year old moss-covered larch trees lie on the water’s surface, setting the scene in Tolkien’s novels. Threatened by global warming and alien organisms, the growth rate of yew here has decreased rapidly. This is a protected wetland on an international level. Currently, visitors can explore this place by kayak. Image: Itookapic. Amazon Forest (South America) The Amazon forest stretches across many South American countries and is the largest tropical rainforest in the world, famous for its biodiversity. There are thousands of rivers here, creating an ecological environment for the rich flora and fauna, as well as providing a source of life for people. However, the increasing rate of deforestation and the global climate change have caused the forest area to shrink rapidly. With this momentum, according to a study published in Nature Communications, Amazon forests could turn into deserts within 50 years after their ecosystems reach the point of collapse. Image: Scoop. Dead Sea (Israel and Jordan) As the lowest inland area of ​​sea level, Dead Sea water has an average salinity of up to 35%, 10 times higher than normal seawater, making people float on the water and contain many minerals therapy. Experts believe that this water area will completely disappear in the next 50 years. Over the past four decades, the area of ​​the Dead Sea has shrunk by one third, and the water level has receded more than 24 meters, averaging 30 centimeters per year. The main reason is that the Jordan River – the main water source of the Dead Sea – is increasingly used by Jordan, Syria and Israel for domestic and agricultural purposes. This area is under additional pressure from cosmetic factories exploiting raw materials. Image: Walk My World. Great Barrier Reef (Australia) Australia’s huge coral ecosystem is about the size of Japan, with more than 2,900 separate coral reefs and 900 islands spread across an area of ​​344,400 square kilometers. However, scientists believe that by 2030, this place will disappear. The Australian Foundation says warming seawater, combined with water with a higher acidity, can kill 97% of the corals in the Great Barrier. Image: CNTraveler. Galapagos Islands (Ecuador) Located 1,000km inland, this is home to many endemic plant and animal species. Charles Darwin arrived here in 1835. Observations of species at the Galápagos inspired his later theory of evolution. However, the ecosystem here is threatened by overfishing as well as the warming of the sea water. Coral reefs are dying, and native animals are threatened by tourism. Image: Lonely Planet. Congo Basin (Africa) The Congo Basin spans the territory of 6 African countries, and is the second largest rainforest in the world, only after the Amazon. This place has about 10,000 species of tropical plants, 30% of which are endemic, along with many rare wild animals such as wild elephants, gorillas, chimpanzees … This is also inhabited by humans. for more than 50,000 years, it has provided food, water and shelter to more than 80 million people. Every year, two million hectares of forests in the Congo basin are destroyed, due to illegal logging, cultivation, mining, war … If conservation efforts are not accelerated, Scientists estimate that by 2040, about two-thirds of the forest will disappear. Image: Profor. Alaska Territory (Alaska, USA) The vast ice that covers the western and northern coasts of Alaska are the coldest biomes in the world. However, in recent years, the northern part of Alaska has seen a dramatic rise in temperature – faster than the global average, which has resulted in the melting of permafrost. Catastrophic fires also occurred, making the environment more fragile. The increasing rate of coastal erosion also has a direct effect on polar bears and their prey. Patagonian ice area (Argentina) As the largest subarctic ice in the southern hemisphere, the Patagonian ice sheet consists of three main zones: North, South and Cordillera Darwin. In total, they hold up to 5,500 gigatons of ice, enough to raise global sea levels 15 millimeters if all they melted. Its beautiful scenery has long been a world-famous tourist destination, for nature enthusiasts. However, the glaciers of Patagonia are thinning at an average rate of 1.8 m / year due to climate change and human impacts. Only three of them have expanded in recent years, but the rest – 90% – is shrinking. Image: Pexels.

For Asian women, dark black hair has created an indescribable charm and charm. However, not everyone is gifted with beautiful hair and the need to dye hair is essential.

Although hair dyeing is now very normal for women, there are some dyes that women should not dye, recently Miss Do Thi Ha has a memorable experience that is coloring. black then have to go “peel” color. This also made Hau regretted it and sincerely advised the sisters not to dye it black.

In fact, dyeing or bleaching your hair is damaging to the hair. Dyes usually contain the following ingredients: p-phenylenedamine (PPD), toluene-diaminesulphate (TDS), resorcinol (RES), aminoazobenzene, xylidine, aminophenol. These ingredients often cause the following harm to the user but make hair dry, lose shine and brittle, some cases also cause hair loss or root inflammation …

Although there are techniques of dyeing that do not close the hairline or using non-harmful dyes, basically, when using chemicals or using heat styling techniques, it is somewhat harmful. the hair is gone.

Perhaps the experience of Miss Do Thi Ha is also a lesson for women, because if you have dyed black then it will be difficult to color whatever color later, in addition, if applying hair removal techniques (peeling black) ) it is determined that the hair will be very dry and frizzy. In short, when you have dyed your hair black but want to change to a lighter color tone, you have to go through steps such as: Peeling off the color, then raising the tone back to your natural brown hair color and then dyeing a new color, usually. Peeling off the color of your hair and then lifting it will cause a lot of damage to your hair.

If you do not want to face the above issues, you need to consider carefully before dyeing your hair black, especially for girls who intend to dye the original black. If someone has dyed her hair black, the advice is to wait for her long hair to cut off the dyed hair (it will take about a year) before she can dye another color or do chemical services. .

Bitcoin is the first digital currency created in the world. It is an encrypted currency created by complex mathematical equations. According to media reports, Bitcoin was created in 2009 by an unidentified programmer named Satoshi Nakamoto, who is believed to own about 1 million Bitcoins, accounting for 5% of the total number of Bitcoins. Currently, one Bitcoin is equivalent to 63,000 US dollars, which means that Satoshi Nakamoto’s wealth is approximately 62 billion US dollars. The Bitcoin story is so attractive because no one knows who Satoshi Nakamoto is. Some people say that he may not be a single person, but a group of people.

It is believed that the original Bitcoin wallet belongs to the inventor. Currently, there are 980000 Bitcoins in these wallets, but they have not been used for more than a decade. So people speculated that Satoshi Nakamoto was actually dead. In the past 12 months, as mainstream companies began to accept the use of Bitcoin, the currency value of Bitcoin has jumped by 900%. The concept of Bitcoin was first proposed in 2009 in the form of the white paper “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System”. Dr. Craig Wright of Australia claims to be the inventor of Bitcoin. But more people still tend to believe in Satoshi Nakamoto.

Some details show that Satoshi Nakamoto was born in 1975 and lives in Japan. In 2014, Dorian Nakamoto appeared in Temple City, Los Angeles County, but he denied that he was the creator of Bitcoin. Over the years, many others have been touted to be the real Satoshi Nakamoto or claim to be themselves, but in fact, this is still a mystery. Microsoft boss Bill Gates recently warned that if you are not as rich as Elon Musk, then you should stay away from Bitcoin. When asked if he had made a bitcoin investment, Gates said that he would prefer to invest in companies that “manufacture products.”

Referring to Phu Yen, people often think of the romantic scene of “yellow flowers on green grass” in the movie of the same name. However, this place also has a unique destination that visitors cannot ignore when visiting this land.

It is Dai Lanh lighthouse (also known as Mui Dien lighthouse), located at the easternmost point of the country, where the first sunrise on the Vietnamese mainland is welcomed.

This place is communicated by young people as a “must come once in a lifetime”, because the moment of seeing the first sunlight on the mainland of Vietnam will be an unforgettable moment for anyone. experience.

Emotions, pride, and more patriotism are natural emotions that touch each person in that moment.

The road to Dai Lanh Lighthouse will take you through the stunning sea lanes.

When you arrive, with a little exercise with about 1 kilometer of trails up the mountain and climbing 100 more wooden steps in the lighthouse tower, you will be rewarded with breathtaking scenery here.

The higher the scene, the more majestic, you will have to “O’s eye” because it is so beautiful.

Standing on the lighthouse overlooking the surroundings, one side is the same mountain, the other is the vast sea, on the top of the white clouds in the deep blue sky, it is a wonderful picture of creation.

Behind that surprising beauty is the constant constant battle with nature.

Because of its special geographical location, Dai Lanh lighthouse is also the place with the harshest climate in Vietnam with the number of sunny hours and the highest rainfall in the country.

Built and put into operation in the 19th century, up to now Dai Lanh lighthouse has always quietly acted on the task of guiding maritime activities and protecting fishermen at sea.

That beautiful meaning makes it easy for those who set foot here to feel themselves better, and want to live a more beautiful life.