To talk about the recent major events in the jewelry industry, Van Cleef & Arpels Held in Ningxia “Sous les étoiles Themed High Jewelry Collection under the Stars”

The conference must be counted as one.

More than 150 pieces of high-end jewellery inspired by the vast starry sky and the dazzling galaxy are exhibited at one time. Various precious gems and exquisite designs are dazzling.

The location of this jewelry exhibition is also refreshing- Desert Star Hotel in Zhongwei, Ningxia . It can be said that this is one of the most popular tourist destinations in China since last year. Fan has many friends who want to check in. Zhongwei is located in the transition zone from the Ningxia Plain to the Loess Plateau. The vast desert and the rushing Yellow River form a wonderful collision with the Van Cleef & Arpels Gaozhu, which perfectly fits the theme of “under the stars”. The combination of fantasy and coolness is very good. It’s wonderful~ Fan Zhu also watched the exhibition at the scene last week. The quantity and quality of the exhibits were shocking. Each of them made people want to take home and had to admire Van Cleef & Arpels’ creativity and skills. This time I specially wore the newly acquired Van Cleef & Arpels four-leaf clover necklace, bracelet, and Perlee Sweet Clovers series bracelet. Yellow K gold necklaces and bracelets are gleaming, carnelian is elegant and charming, and diamonds also bloom gorgeously on the four-leaf clover. In order to match the theme of “Under the Stars”, I chose a silver suspender dress. All imported fabrics are used, and the silver thread is used pure hand to drill the bottom of the lace on the lace, like slices of fish scales. The skirt itself is a waist-retracting design, sparkling under the blessing of the sun. Wearing jewels and dresses in the desert, don’t mention too many pieces (but it’s colder in the desert, so you still have to bring warm windbreakers) In addition to the shocking jewelry, the fan also experienced a dinner under the stars, a concert under the stars, watching the stars in the desert and other links that fit the theme. The whole process was in the “starry sky”… Only serve Van Cleef & Arpels~ Next, let Fan take you a “cloud experience” at this Van Cleef & Arpels “Under the Stars” Gaozhu Exhibition~ Where is the beautiful “under the stars” high-end jewelry? A high-end jewelry exhibition almost dazzled Fan Zhu, because each piece has an unforgettable magic. Many jewels are not only brilliant, beautifully designed, and expensive, but also full of endless imagination inspired by the universe. The entire Gaozhu Exhibition’s installation site is based on black as the main background, and the light and shadow change, there is a feeling of being in the starry sky, romantic and poetic~ △150 pieces of beautiful jewelry, full of endless imagination There were so many great works that day, and many of them used sapphires as their main stones. Due to different cutting methods, sapphire can highlight the magnificent attributes of the universe and the starry sky, which is closely connected with this theme. Of which TRÉSOR ASTRAL necklace It is the most attractive and most expensive work in the audience. Two sapphires deeper than the night sky caught everyone’s gaze. Its design is inspired by the “open sun double stars” of Ursa Major. The unclosed design happens to echo perfectly at both ends of the necklace, as if two “gemini stars” are looking far away in the starry sky, harmonious but different~ Even though the two purple-toned sapphires are cut exactly the same, they are not actually from the same origin, but are made from a 31.17 carat Sri Lankan sapphire and a slightly smaller 22.82 carat Burmese sapphire~ Carefully selected and polished by craftsmen-coupled with elegant and atmospheric octagonal cutting, it further demonstrates its rich and bright attributes, and finally blooms a harmonious color~ Gorgeous works abound.Such as this BOUCLE COSMIQUE diamond necklace The spiral knot shape composed of sapphires and white diamonds resembles the “Thor Helmet” nebula composed of cosmic dust, filling the necklace itself with a thick mythical mood. Van Cleef & Arpels’ unique Mystery Set concealed inlay technology is reflected in this necklace-the metal setting is perfectly hidden to bring out the brilliance and purity of the gem. Fan’s eyes are full of imagination of nebula surrounding stars, meteors and fog overlapping and flowing. This is also considered to be “one of the most collectible necklaces”, whether it is a link or a chain link, it looks vast and surging from every angle, so beautiful that it makes people unable to breathe~ This EXPLOSION STELLAIRE convertible necklace It is also very recognizable. The gorgeous necklace + large pendant design is full of a strong exotic style and a strong sense of existence. A 13.4 carat cushion-cut sapphire is embedded in the center of the pendant, and the roulette design is used around it to highlight the balance and harmony. It complements the other 7.56 carat sapphire embellished on the necklace~ Look carefully, there is a 5.09 carat emerald cut diamond in the middle of the layered three-color gradient necklace, and it is a high-quality DVVS1 grade, adding a bright and expensive touch to the entire necklace. The necklace can be disassembled into two pieces, and the pendant can also be worn separately as a brooch. One treasure and three wears are quite gimmicky~ The one that the master fan is very fond of, and this one ANTENNAE Convertible Necklace . It is covered with 417 carats, a total of 154 pink and purple sapphires, each of which is a “center stone”, overlapping to create a visual wonder of “two whirlpool galaxies collide”~ This necklace actually “has the world on its back”, gradually transitioning from purple to pink, and the back is completely different. The magnificent gradient colors can also be worn as two different styles of necklaces, giving full play to its design attributes. So from different angles, this necklace looks like a harmonious variation, shining in the light~ You know, it takes more than 2 years for gem experts to collect gems that are purple and pink, and have to meet the gradual change in tone. After careful design, the gems of different cuts are accurately matched. In the end, it fully embodies the infinite creativity of Van Cleef & Arpels. Saturn, one of the most beautiful planets in the solar system, has always been the creative source of designers.Van Cleef & Arpels this one SATURNE brooch , It can be said that the appearance and texture of Saturn have been expressed perceptually and concretely. Although the color is simple, it is extremely delicate~ The faint golden yellow from under the diamond is like the mist rising from Saturn. Van Cleef & Arpels specially uses the brand’s unique crepe pattern metalworking process to show the magnificence of this ochre planet through the contrast of the unevenness and smoothness of the material~ Whether it’s the sphere in the middle or a few huge loops, the 360-degree blingbling design with no dead ends looks three-dimensional and realistic. It’s like really floating between the solar system~ △Inspired by the vast starry sky, poetic and moving The precious gems that we see with the naked eye are all condensed over hundreds of millions of years. They have always been hidden between the stars, and they are treasures for people in different fields to explore and chase. Van Cleef & Arpels had many works closely related to the universe and the starry sky long ago. For example, a star-shaped brooch made of pearls and diamonds in 1907, a lucky pendant created in the 1960s with lapis lazuli and Tianhe against the buildings… all inspired by the vast wonders of the universe. This “under the stars” high-end jewelry is not only an uninterrupted “interstellar journey”, it is more like another tribute to the beauty of adventure, science, and literature. For many works, you can not only visually recognize its inspiration expression, but also feel the poetic romance of the magnificent starry sky. Like this LUMIÈRES DU NORD necklace , Is made of 25 green tourmalines with a total weight of 173.49 carats. The cabochon-shaped cut further enhances the beauty of the gemstone, so clear that it only exists in an alien planet. The necklace is inspired by the northern lights. In addition to the green tourmaline, there are small pendants with sapphires, turquoise, and diamonds that are unique in shape. When worn, the necklace will follow the sway of the body, blooming the ever-changing dreamy light on the chest~ In the endless inspiration of the vast universe, grasping a moment can often achieve eternity. The following two necklaces depict the fleeting interstellar moment~ ETOILES MYST on the left É RIEUSES necklace, inlaid with a 3.01 carat DIF grade oval cut diamond, the unique invisible setting process, like opening a star door, accurately presents the beauty of gems and the shape of the universe; the one on the right NUÉE D’ÉMERAUDES necklace , Inspired by the bright moment when a comet crosses the sky. A touch of blue and green combined with 96 emeralds and sapphires light up the night sky. The geometric shape presents a unique beauty, and it is as gorgeous as a waterfall tilting~ The poetic vortex formed by the intertwined nebula is also dazzling.For example, the following GALAXIE SECRÈTE High Jewelry Watch , Adopted a very tense expression technique to show the intertwined scene of the universe and time and space. The hollow design bracelet is inlaid with a purple sapphire of 8.05 carats. The lines are like the trail of a nebula, which maximizes the transparency of the gem itself. And the simple dial full of diamonds is willing to be green leaves, quietly blooming, so that the overall dazzling degree is doubled, converging into the brightest star in the night sky. Van Cleef & Arpels is particularly good at hiding watches between gorgeous jewels, complementing each other and contrasting each other~ The two rings with full three-dimensional pictures are also made of large carat sapphires and diamonds respectively, highlighting the magnificent beauty of the universe. as well as DOUBLES GALAXIES SAPHIR MAUVE and ROSE brooch , 7.24 carats of purple sapphires and 6.06 carats of pink sapphires, respectively, reflect the enchantment of falling into the nebula vortex. Interestingly, Van Cleef & Arpels’ fairies and ballerinas, who symbolize joy and hope, also traveled in the starry sky this time. They danced among the stars to light up the night sky, their elegant and smart figures come alive, three-dimensional and delicate. Experience everything under the stars, check in the internet celebrity hotel in the desert In this Gaozhu Exhibition, Fan not only saw the beautiful “Starry Sky Jewels” up close, but also had a great experience throughout. Dinner under the starry sky, concert under the starry sky, staying in an Internet celebrity hotel…Every link is a proper enjoyment. △Being “under the stars”, having a dinner and listening to a concert “Dinner under the stars” is specially arranged by Van Cleef & Arpels. The projection effect is used to create a beautiful view of the Milky Way above the head, as if you are under the starry sky, very hurrying~ The right lighting creates a romantic atmosphere, and the photos taken here also have a hazy beauty~ At the dinner, the model also showed off the jewelry that everyone had just seen, which once again attracted everyone’s attention. Through the interpretation of the model, the jewelry is more vivid and gorgeous, demonstrating the perfect wearing attribute. Another link after the dinner made Fan Zhu very unforgettable-stargazing. The desert is not only a great place for stargazing, but it also fits well with this high-end jewelry series with the theme of “Under the Stars”. It is very exciting before starting~ In order to better highlight the experience of stargazing, Van Cleef & Arpels also invited an orchestra and soprano accompaniment. Started with the melodious soundtrack of “Interstellar” and ended with David Bowie’s “Space Oddity”, making this stargazing journey unique and extremely romantic~ Although the temperature difference in the desert is huge, I have to wrap up blankets to watch stars and listen to concerts, but the whole process is very unforgettable, and it can be regarded as a perfect end to the exhibition of the day. △Two-day trip to Zhongwei to experience the desert style Van Cleef & Arpels is hosting the Gaozhu Exhibition Desert Star Hotel , Is a “hotel built on the desert”. Looking down from the sky is a star shape, highly recognizable, and fashionable and avant-garde at the same time. This is regarded as the hottest hotel in Zhongwei, with the white main building + desert + stargazing. It also matches the theme of Van Cleef & Arpels this time. It has a special style~ Although the main fan does not live here, it is indispensable to shoot a group of desert movies. My friend and I can’t help but stay in the shape that has been recessed for a long time, and I feel that each one is very popular~ Not to mention that at sunset, we also enjoyed the beautiful sunset. Seeing a red halo connected to the horizon, coupled with buildings full of space, seems to have a visual sense of living in a foreign star. The homestay stayed this time also has local cultural characteristics, giving people a feeling of “pretending to be in Morocco”. Fan master brought different “desert equipment” here to take pictures and punch cards. Wearing evening gowns and Van Cleef & Arpels jewellery, against the unique background, there is a sense of sight. Well, today’s Van Cleef & Arpels “Under the Stars” theme high-end jewelry series cloud viewing exhibition, Fan will take you around here, which one do you like the most? 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1. Which river is the hottest in the world? Icon Boiling River Icon Congo River Icon Nile River The correct answer is answer A: According to the Telegraph, the Boiling River, located deep in the Amazon rainforest, is the hottest river in the world. Locals call the river “Shanay-timpishka”, which means “boiling with the heat of the Sun”. The Boiling River is about 25 m wide and 6 m deep but only extends for about 6.4 km. The river water temperature always fluctuates from 50 to 90 degrees Celsius, sometimes up to 100 degrees, enough to cause anyone who touches it even for a few seconds to get 3rd degree burns. 2. In which country is the Boiling River located? Icon Colombia Icon Peru Icon Ecuador The correct answer is answer B: Peru, officially the Republic of Peru, is located in South America, bordered to the north by Ecuador and Colombia, to the east by Brazil, to the southeast by Bolivia, to the south by Chile and to the west by Peru. is the Pacific Ocean. The national area is about 1,285,000 square kilometers, the population is more than 32.6 million, the capital is Lima. In 2011, scientist Andrés Ruzo witnessed this river with his own eyes. Mirror reports that Mr. Ruzo has heard from him about Shanay-timpishka since he was 12 years old. According to what is said, the river was discovered by the Spaniards when they were deep in the forest looking for gold. Some of the people on the way back said that this land was dangerous, filled with poisonous water, man-eating snakes, hunger and thirst, disease, a river boiling from the bottom. He was later told by his aunt that he had seen the river. Originally studying for a PhD in geology at Southern Methodist University, Ruzo was really curious about this river. He consulted with colleagues at school, oil, gas and mining companies, all suggesting that the river is not real because the boiling rivers and lakes in the world often have a relationship with volcanoes. While the Amazon has almost no sign of any volcanoes. Despite all the disproved theories, Ruzo still decided to go deep into the forest and track down the location of the river that had cured the Ashaninka people in Mayantuyacu. The boiling river seemed to be out of the world, but Ruzo discovered it. He wrote a book about this river in 2016 called The Boiling River, Adventure and Discovery in the Amazon (roughly translated as Boiling River, adventure and discovery in the Amazon jungle) in the hope that the book will draw public attention to the real natural wonder and care to protect it against the growing threat from illegal logging. 3. Where is the hottest place on Earth with the temperature like walking on a baking pan? Icon Dasht-e Lut . Desert Icon Sahara Desert Icon Kalahari Desert The correct answer is answer A: According to Oddity Central (UK), the Dasht-e Lut desert, Persian for “empty plain”, is a large salt desert. Scientists believe that this desert region known as the “fire pan” of the Earth was formed on the seabed. Millions of years ago, the tectonic change of the sea floor rose, the water also gradually evaporated due to the increased temperature. Today, Dasht-e Lut becomes a barren land with an area of ​​​​about 51,800 km, surrounded by mountains on all sides. This prevented moist air from the Mediterranean and Arabian Seas from entering the desert, contributing to the record-breaking temperatures. The medium-resolution imaging spectrometer installed on NASA’s Aqua satellite conducted global surveys between 2003 and 2010. Collected data Data collected shows that the highest temperature ever recorded in Dasht-e Lut was 70.7 degrees Celsius in 2005. According to satellite data, this Iranian desert has the highest annual temperature in 5-7. 4. Which of the following lakes boil all year round? Icon Lake in the island of Dominica, Caribbean Icon Lake Kivu, Rwanda, Africa Icon Lake Karachay, Russia The correct answer is answer A: This is a boiling lake, located in the national park of the island of Dominica, Caribbean. This lake is 61m wide, 59m deep, the water is grayish blue. The temperature at the edge of this lake reaches about 82-92 degrees Celsius, the lake surface is often covered with a layer of white mist. Many people are curious why this lake is boiling all year round. The reason is that at the bottom of the lake there is a fountain, it can spray out many different gases such as carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide… These gases can create bubbles up to 2-3m high, looks like the lake is boiling. In fact, the most terrible thing about this lake is not the temperature but the toxic gas. The plants and animals around the lake were greatly affected. Most of the factories have gone bankrupt and the surrounding area is uninhabited. 5. Which of the following lakes is likened to an “invisible killer lake”? Icon Lake Kivu, Rwanda, Africa Icon Blue Lagoon, Iceland Icon Lake Karachay, Russia The correct answer is answer C: This lake looks beautiful from afar, but there isn’t any living creature inside. The lake looks very peaceful, quiet, looks like an ordinary lake, even more beautiful when the water is very clear, reflecting the blue sky and white clouds on the lake surface. The lake is only beautiful when viewed from a distance because the lake is full of poison underneath. If you stand near the lake for 1 hour, people will die of poisoning. Therefore, this lake is also known as “the invisible killer lake”. 6. Where is the hottest place on earth where human life exists? Icon Dallol Icon Valley of Death Icon Death Valley The correct answer is A: Dallol is the hottest place on earth, but still inhabited by the Afar people, a nomadic tribe living in portable huts. Dallol is located in the Danakil Desert Basin, a remote area in northern Ethiopia, bordering Eritrea. This is a very remote and least explored place in the world. In addition to the heat from the sun, Dallol is also subjected to heat from hot sulfur and lava lakes, making the average annual temperature here always at 34.4 degrees Celsius. 7. Where is the hottest surface temperature on Earth? Icon Dead valley Icon Lut Desert The correct answer is answer B: New research into the highest surface temperatures on Earth reveals that the Lut Desert in Iran and the Sonoran Desert in North America are hotter than Death Valley in the US. The Lut Desert holds the top spot for the world’s highest ground temperature. From 2002 to 2019, this sandy area regularly hit the highest temperature threshold, likely due to its location among the mountains, causing hot air to be trapped above the dunes, especially in areas including covered with black volcanic rock. The new findings are in line with research published in 2011 that concluded the Lut desert is one of the hottest spots on Earth. From 2004 to 2007 and 2009, the Lut Desert experienced the highest surface temperature on the planet. In 2005, preliminary data showed that the area had a temperature of up to 70.7 degrees Celsius, although the new study authors say the estimate is likely to be lower than reality. From that initial analysis, NASA announced a new version of satellite software, allowing for more accurate determination of the ground temperature on Earth. Using the updated version, the researchers were able to conclude that the temperature in the Lut Desert was in fact 10 degrees higher than previously thought. The Sonoran Desert, which lies on the border between the United States and Mexico, is similarly hot, although not as hot as the Lut desert often. The desert’s low altitude means the air is less likely to rise and cool. Result Please work harder! point

Mr. Negi has personally turned the barren land in the cold desert of Himachal Pradesh into a green oasis. (Source: YouTube) In 1977, the Government of India began an ambitious program to reduce the negative effects of desertification in the hot and cold deserts of this Asian country. Mr. Anand Dhawaj Negi was working in the finance department in charge of the Desert Development Program at the time and had seen millions of dollars spent with no real results. Whenever he asked the scientists and program officials about the results, the answer was always that they lacked the technology to grow any sustainable crops in harsh environments. desert . The son of a farmer himself, Negi was tired of excuses and took a leave of absence in 1999 to fix the problem himself. In 2003, he decided to quit his job to focus all of his energy on his growing desert oasis. Mr. Negi has personally turned the barren land in the cold desert of Himachal Pradesh into a green oasis just for everyone, especially the farmer struggling in the region, seeing desert reclamation as entirely possible. It was not an easy thing to do, but the former official knew what he had to do and had the ambition and patience to get through it. Mr. Negi’s first attempt failed as the seeds did not have enough water to grow. He overcame this first challenge by planting by contour, tilling the soil along a consistent height to capture rainwater and reduce soil erosion. At the same time he works with the local community to create irrigation canal The shallows channel runoff from glaciers about 25km away. After witnessing this process, the local irrigation department also began to cooperate. “The irrigation department supplies water to this area. Before that, water was not provided until before June. I connected to the Kuhls area and managed to get a water supply in April and May. When we did, the Irrigation Department also cooperated and ensured a regular water supply here,” Mr. Negi told Down to Earth. But water is just one of the challenges this frigid desert region poses. Sandy soil lacking nutrients is another problem. To provide enough nutrients for the crops he wanted to grow, Mr. Negi started a farm with about 300 Chigu goats and mixed their manure with earthworms to effectively double the nitrogen content of the soil. . This also helps the clover hectares he planted around the oasis to thrive. In the past, clover would fade away as new plants grew. It was the clover growing area that overcame the problem Mr. Negi had at first, a rodent attack. These species will come to eat the delicious plants, so the farmer must plant clover in the legume family around the more valuable crops. Because hares love clover, when there is an abundance of this plant, they don’t bother with other plants. Since starting his job in Himachal Pradesh, Mr. Negi has spent all his money experimenting with combining local farming techniques with more scientific farming methods. It’s a laborious process, but over time the tree mortality rate drops from about 85% to just 1%. After proving that valuable crops such as peas, potatoes, green beans, apples and apricots could be grown even in harsh desert environments, the former official began to focus on long-lasting greenery. years, as he considers them essential to combat climate change in the region. “My first priority here is reforestation. Fake acacia is the most planted. Then there are willows and wild apricots. As for fruit trees and other crops, including green beans, I planted them only as a model for people to replicate,” said Mr. Negi. With just the help of two volunteers, Mr. Anand Dhawaj Negi transformed a cold desert area of ​​more than 90 hectares into a green oasis, receiving praise from both locals and scientists. People come from far and wide to witness this real-life miracle, some buying Negi’s natural fertilizer to grow their own crops and others bringing their livestock to eat clover, the fodder for livestock. cattle are considered the best in the region. Mr. Anand Dhawaj Negi has turned a cold desert area of ​​more than 90 hectares into a green oasis. Sadly, Anand Dhawaj Negi, the desert healer, passed away last month at the age of 74 from a stroke. He will be remembered as a local hero and the green oasis project hopes to be preserved as a reminder that nothing is impossible. Negi’s family intends to continue his work, but has asked the government to take responsibility for the oasis and help the family in its conservation. Virender Sappa Negi, Mr. Negi’s wife, told The Better India news site: ‘Before he said goodbye to us, he planned to plant some evergreen or conifers such as pines and deciduous trees. We want to fulfill these last wishes of his. In addition, we want the state government to take responsibility for this oasis so that his work can inspire future generations.” Anand Dhawaj Negi has become one of the many Indian legends who devoted their lives to afforestation like Uttarakhan’s “Tree Man” or Aditya and Poonam Singh.

This land is large with winding white sand dunes interspersed with turquoise rainwater lagoons. Lencois Maranhenses has an area of ​​about 1,500 square kilometers, made up of many large, deep white sand dunes. So at first glance, it looks like a desert. (Photo: Whenoneearth) Because it is located just outside the Amazon basin, this area often receives huge rainfall around the beginning of the year. Rain created a unique scene. Because of the low, flat terrain, when the rainy season lasts, clean water gathers in the valleys between the dunes, and at the same time, a layer of anti-permeation rock under the sand prevents water from seeping into the ground. As a result, blue lagoons between the fine white sand dunes were formed. Because of that uniqueness, this place is often called “the flooded desert”. (Photo: @flymaniacs) The many types of fish that can thrive in freshwater lakes are thought to have come from birds that carried their eggs from the sea. The park also possesses its own unique flora and fauna that have adapted to the periodic drying up of the area. When the dry season comes, the area of ​​the lake decreases, and the creatures inside are also reduced. (Photo: Whenoneearth) (Photo: Whenoneearth) Endless deep turquoise lakes winding through white sand dunes create a natural landscape that is both unique and beautiful. The special thing is that when taking photos, depending on the angle of the shot, visitors can “fool” netizens that they are in the middle of a large, arid desert or sunbathing on a clear blue water beach despite the fact that not so! (Photo: G-switch) “Wetland desert” is most beautiful during the period from July to September when the lakes are at their fullest. From October to November, there are strong winds blowing from the sea continuously, which hinders tourism because of dangerous sand flying. In addition, between January and June, the amount of rain in the national park is quite heavy, leading to longer nights than days, making the beauty of this place no longer show perfectly. Therefore, if you want to fully experience the attraction of Lencois Maranhenses National Park, it is best to come here between June and September because then the lakes are relatively full and it is not too sunny. There is also not much rain, so it is easy to visit and check-in freely. (Photo: @lencoismaranhenses) (Photo: Whenoneearth) (Photo: @lencoismaranhenses) (Photo: @lencoismaranhenses)

But in fact, there are many hidden in our country’s long coastline. A small seaside city , Amazing but always low-key—— Zhuhai Is one of them!

Not long ago, the ninth season of “Running Brothers” was launched. A group of stars such as baby, Li Chen, Zheng Kai, and Cai Xukun gathered in Zhuhai. Hengqin·Macao Youth Entrepreneurship Valley, Zhuhai International Convention and Exhibition Center and many other city landmarks.

Many people sighed while studying variety shows: It turns out that Mimi has hidden so many fun places in Zhuhai? ? It has completely overturned the impression of “tourism desert” in the minds of many people.

Don’t say, if you want to come in summer, find a place in the country to have both City & Island Holiday Double happiness, Zhuhai is definitely the best choice.

Obviously it is a city full of technological sense, but it has hundreds of islands. It is not as romantic as Sanya, but there are far fewer people. It is very suitable for avoiding crowds.

The coastline is more than 600 kilometers long, and the vast sea area is dotted with large and small islands. Whether you like niche arts or primitive fishing villages, you can find a suitable resort here.

Old net red Wailingding Island Full of romance, fine sand on the beach, azure blue sea bottom, and complete commercial facilities. If you feel that other places are too crowded, you will not be disappointed here;

And the filming location of the final field of “Extreme Challenge 4” Dongao Island , There is the Nansha Bay beach known as “Diamond Beach”, and walking along the beach is very good;

Fishing boats and piers can be seen everywhere, The perfect blend of island style and strong traditional Lingnan culture , Created the unique urban temperament of Zhuhai.

Since ancient times, Zhuhai has been regarded as a transit point for air tickets to Macau.

Nowadays, Xiao Feijun must rectify its name.

Not long ago, it was selected as one of the top ten “favorite cities” in China in 2021;

In recent years, it has been shortlisted for “China’s Top Ten Livable Cities” many times;

It even won the “Happiest City” four times;

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Zhuhai is far more colorful than people think. Not only does the island get full marks, but there are not too many check-in points for filming!

Xiao Feijun chose the last few days and set off from Hangzhou. There are almost no round-trip air tickets, with a minimum of only 600+. This price/performance ratio is too high.

If you want to unlock a new city this summer, Zhuhai is definitely a good option. Everyone can rush for a wave.

In the “City of Hundred Islands”

A romantic island that must not be missed

/Outer Lingding Island/

Little Red Book@智慧绝顶的

When it comes to Wailingding Island, many people will think of the famous national hero Wen Tianxiang’s poem at first reaction. “Passing Ling Ding Yang” . “Who has never died in life since ancient times, keeps the loyalty according to the history” was born here.

As an old Internet celebrity among the many islands in Zhuhai, Wailingding Island is the first choice of many people. Due to the early development, The supporting facilities on the island are relatively complete, which is very suitable for people who have higher requirements for the quality of board and lodging.

Here you can board Shijingshan Park , Overlooking the urban area of ​​Hong Kong, you can also wait for a super-romantic sunrise on the sea here, and you can also choose to go fishing, diving, barbecue, and camping with friends.

Order a cup of coffee in the afternoon, and the sea breeze is blowing in the reading bookstore. It is also a good choice to flip through the book. In the evening, you can stroll to the pier to watch the sunset. In short, this is an island that will never go wrong.

/Dongao Island/

The forest coverage rate reaches 80%, Dongao Island can be said to be a natural oxygen bar, known as “Zhuhai Little Saipan”.

Someone once described it like this: Choosing one island for the rest of life is not in East Australia. It can be said to be quite livable.

The Nansha Bay beach here has the reputation of “Diamond Beach”. The sand is white and delicate, and it is very comfortable after stepping on it with bare feet. It is very suitable for relaxing walks.

Left: Xiaohongshu@Roseesee

Right: Xiaohongshu@糖街旅行

There are many check-in and photo spots on the island, such as Crescent Ring, Wanmi Bookstore, Shanhaiyundao, Feilaishi, etc., you can come to a group of blockbusters.

If you like adventure, don’t miss out on the island’s motorboats, diving, sailing and other marine sports. The thrill of adrenal hormone soaring, you deserve it!

Dongao Island is not too big, but the scenic spots are scattered. There are many battery cars on the island. It is recommended to cycle around the island. It feels like a Taiwanese idol drama~

/Kyushu Island/

If there is not enough time or seasickness, Xiaofeijun strongly Amway you go Kyushu Island . It only takes 20 minutes to get to the island by boat from the pier, so you can go back and forth on the same day.is called “Zhuhai Little Bali” , This is the sacred place for wedding photo shooting in Zhuhai. When the weather is good, you can see the newcomers taking wedding photos almost every day.

Little Red Book @啾-Fiona

Sky ladder, transparent swing, triangular chapel, infinity pool, Bali bird cage, snow-capped rocks… If you don’t have a partner, you can also come to a group of single beach photos, absolutely beautiful circle of friends. Here is also the best viewing angle for viewing the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. You can view the bridge at 180°, so take a look. /Guishan Island/

Left: Xiaohongshu@语航员 Right: Xiaohongshu@七柒娱拾久

Since most of the homestays on the island are dreamy and refreshing blue and white, Guishan Island is also known as “Little Santorini”. Life on the island is very slow, listening to the wind and watching the tide, playing in the waves or going fishing, time is wasted here.

Guishan Island is relatively small, so you can walk or cycle around the island.

The photos taken will have a refreshing feeling of Japanese, and the Guishan Ship Memorial Park can also overlook the entire Guishan Island.

If you are traveling to the island, the scenery of the above islands is quite good. You can have a romantic island vacation according to your needs.

The refreshing and full-fledged check-in points are more ancient than Xiamen

Close to Macau, Zhuhai also has another side of its own unique style. You can find a more rustic and early taste here than Xiamen, and even a European feel. /Leading Pondoo Square/

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Just completed last year Lijun Pondoo Square, with a retro architecture that resembles Europe , It quickly became a check-in point for net red.

Coming here, the picture seems to switch to a classic movie in a second “Roman Holiday” , Audrey Hepburn is walking towards you in a little black dress.

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In the past two years when I was unable to leave the country, I was able to come up with a group of European-style blockbusters, which can be regarded as satisfying my small wish.

It is recommended that you can wear a French-style skirt to take pictures more exotic.

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Colorful Charm Mural Village , Like a colorful fairy tale, evoke your innocence and original heart every minute. It turned out that this is just an ordinary residential building. A bunch of artists have come to make a magical transformation, and the ordinary building instantly becomes a fairy tale kingdom.

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The mural village is not big, so you can finish shopping in a short time.

Opposite is Gongbei Port. If you go to Hong Kong or Macau from Gongbei, you can stop by here for a stroll.

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Beishan Village There are various Cultural and creative shop , And the famous Yang’s Ancestral Hall. Rumor has it that this Lingnan-style ancestral hall was built by the Yang family as a refuge for future generations. The entire architectural style is simple and elegant, with a grand scale.

The famous Tingyun study room is on the side of the ancestral hall, and the blue bricks, colorful windows, attic and every tiny decoration of the bookstore reveal the art and ingenuity of the owner.

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In the afternoon, come here to order a cup of coffee or scented tea, read a book, tease the cat, and steal your life for half a day.

There are also many interesting shops here, such as the goodone old warehouse remodeled from Beishan Theater. It is a retro style in the 70s and 80s, and you can find a lot of interesting old things.

Time in the old town full of fireworks slows down here /Tangjiawan Ancient Town/

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To say that this is an ancient town, it is better to say that it is a few immersed in the years of Fanghua Old alley . With a history of more than 700 years and the restored buildings and old streets from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China, this place is known as the most beautiful old street in Zhuhai.

Time has forgotten the passage of time here. Going into the alley, you can always see the old barbershops in the 70s and 80s, the sewing shops, and the aunts and grandpas on the street rubbing mahjong. I feel as if I have come to a literary movie.

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For locals, when the bougainvillea is in full bloom, coming to Shanfang Road to record the splendor is one of the romantic rituals.

Come here, by the way, you can also taste the time-honored brands “Hutchison”, “White Horse Grilled Fish”, “Tangjiasong”, “Fishing Notes” Wait for the restaurant and feel the fireworks of the old alley. /Doumen Ancient Street/

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Doumen Ancient Street is not a big place, but has a history of more than 1,000 years This is the local administrative center of Doumen Market in the past. Many Australian and Canadian businessmen came here to do business, and now they can still see the prosperity of the past. The arcade, which combines Chinese and Western architectural characteristics, various traditional handicrafts and gourmet snacks, if you want to experience Zhuhai in the Qing Dynasty, you can get a glimpse of three points when you come here.

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The ancient street is not long. You must eat Aiqi, a specialty of Doumen, and you can also try it at the Duck Zhabao, Shenglanhao Minguo tea restaurant.

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If you think the previous ancient towns are not small enough, If you want to avoid the crowds, meeting the village is a good choice.

There are guild halls, towers, and ancestral halls gathered here, and all the houses with gray tiles, blue bricks, and cornices are full of ancient charm. There are still many aborigines, and the fireworks are still full. The well-known check-in spots are the Qixia Xianguan, which combines Chinese and Western styles, the two towers of “Yunfei” and “Fengqi”, and the Memory Reading Bookstore. It is very good to go for a walk on weekends.

Unmissable delicacies come to Zhuhai and will never treat your stomach badly Coming to the beach, the main dish is of course all kinds of seafood, early In 2014, “China on the Bite of the Tongue” came to Zhuhai’s Wanshan Island to check in.

Zhuhai’s seafood may not be as famous as other coastal cities, but the food is fresh.

Xiao Feijun has specially selected reliable market + word-of-mouth restaurants for you. The locals Amway, rest assured and delicious. /Baitengtou Market/

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What Xiao Fei Jun wants to recommend here is Baitengtou There are all kinds of fish, shrimps and crabs in the farm. The fresh seafood is tender and full, and everything is delicious when cooked and fried.

Here you can choose good seafood to find nearby restaurants for processing, the price is fair, and you can also bargain. There are many people who drive here to buy seafood. The market has its own official account, which will teach you how to pick seafood, and there will be market guidance prices.

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Hutchison Restaurant, known as the “hidden farmer’s cuisine”, can be regarded as a time-honored brand recommended by local people in Zhuhai.

A big tree and a hall built with a canopy, the environment is not good, but it happens to be such a restaurant, there must be a line at the end of the meal, and there is no way to eat it late.

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In Zhuhai, their Braised Duck No one would dare to be number one if he was called second. The duck meat is tender and soft, and the sauce is slightly sweet, almost empty when served.

Pan fried yellow croaker It’s not bad, the outside is burnt and the inside is tender, not fishy at all, you can also taste the hanging roast chicken.

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Summer Bay Sheen Kee Food Shop , Is a very popular fly snack bar.

Mainly Seafood rice roll The shrimp meat is firm, the razor clams are fresh, and there are large pieces of minced meat inside. You can feel the conscience of the store just by looking at the picture. 20 yuan is really worth it.

The whole bowl of pig miscellaneous motherwort soup, pig heart, pig lung, pork balls, pork slices, etc. are full of ingredients. Just smelling the smell makes people salivate. Chaozhou fried oysters and salt and pepper shrimp are also worth trying. /Decadent Restaurant/

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It is no exaggeration to say that this is Zhuhai people from snacks to large tea restaurants.

Many people from Hong Kong and Macao will make a special trip to fight the teeth. In their homes, in addition to the classic tea meal mixed with chee cheong fun, curry balls, and creamy toast, all kinds of dish head rice are like the signature braised pork rice, sadly ecstatic rice. , Pork Chop Rice with Pork Sauce will not step on the thunder if you order it.

In a blink of an eye, I want to go to the island and the city again. Zhuhai is really a good choice. Take advantage of the weather is not so hot, so hurry up!

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Tourists take souvenir photos at Bau Trang scenic spot. Photo: THIEN LOAN Bau Trang landscape is surrounded by vast sand slopes, running long after each other, interspersed with low forest trees. In the midst of the blazing sun, the soft, smooth sand dunes around the water surface appear with magical beauty. The vast sandbanks and dunes stretch up and down, taking on various shapes, changing every day and every hour due to the impact of the wind, creating new faces and shades. Even in the hot season, visitors still have a very pleasant feeling thanks to the wind carrying the scent of lotus, grass, the salty scent of the sea, etc., which blends into the cool fresh water, forming a typical rustic smell the land here. Looking down from the sand hill, you can’t help but be surprised when you see a lake that is as calm as a mirror with iridescent pink lotus. Lotus here blooms in 4 seasons, but the most beautiful is still summer. Do not miss the opportunity to see the beautiful lotus lake here. Bau Trang landscape has been uniformly protected by Binh Thuan province with an area of ​​​​371.88 hectares. In addition to the beautiful natural landscape, Bau Trang also contains many historical and cultural values ​​associated with the process of exploring, creating and building the lives of generations of local people on this land. . In 2019, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism ranked Bau Trang as a national scenic relic. Many people used to be afraid that lying in the middle of the “small desert” area, Bau Trang would be gradually filled with flying sand, but the wonderful thing of nature, this “oasis” is still beautiful and captivating.

Cactus breeding farm of Mr. Nguyen Chi Cuong Mr. Cuong said that since 2006, when he was in high school, he was fascinated with cactus, often collecting small trees to take care of. That hobby was unfinished from the time he attended college until he went to work. Many years later, seeing the image of cactus again, Mr. Cuong decided to return to his hobby, starting with growing succulents for 2 years to create capital. In the next two years, Mr. Cuong promoted growing cacti, both playing and doing business. Cactus is imported from many places, including abroad. In order for the tree to be pure with the weather here, he changed the entire soil and took care of it from the beginning. Thanks to that, customers who buy cacti of strange varieties can still rest assured to grow plants easily, water less, no longer worry about whether the plants are suitable for the weather or not. Cactus flowers are taken care of by Mr. Cuong There are many types of cacti, each line has many small types distinguished by spines, veins, colors, etc. Depending on the preferences of the customer, the gardener produces suitable varieties. And based on each type, the plant is propagated by seeds or by children growing from large trees, each line has different characteristics, so the care is also different, the grower must be knowledgeable to know how to mix the soil, how to water, prevent diseases and the use of drugs to treat diseases on plants. With the types of mass sale, Mr. Cuong focuses on growing plants that are easy to flower, compact, can display offices and desks. As for the mutant plants, which are rare in color and shape, collected or propagated, it takes time and effort to see results. This number of plants is 10 times more valuable than normal cactus, which is set aside by Mr. Cuong to sell exclusively to professional players. According to experienced people growing cactus, the weather in An Giang is suitable for the development of this plant, thanks to the airy climate, cool steam, and just enough heat, which is the condition for the plant to grow. faster than elsewhere. Therefore, in the province, there are many large cactus gardens, a place for growers and lovers to exchange and learn experiences. Mr. Cuong shared: “In the past, I mainly collected goods for breeding, looking for big, round and large trees. Later, I turned to the lines that “diligence” bloom, have beautiful flowers to create more beautiful product varieties to meet customer needs. Due to being busy with work, Mr. Cuong spends his evenings and weekends taking care of the cactus garden, pollinating the flowers himself, initially successfully creating many mutant plants with fancy designs and good viability. The number of cactus plants now reaches thousands of pots, some trees cost tens of thousands of dong, some trees cost up to millions of dong. At the beginning of May, Mr. Cuong participated in the contest “Cactus and succulent plants” contest in Ho Chi Minh City. Can Tho by the Ho Chi Minh City Bonsai Association. Organized by Can Tho. There are 3 prize winners, respectively: non-Gymnoca cactus (first prize), non-Gymnocalycium cactus (third prize) and basic Gymnocalycium (consolation prize). Most of the cacti planted by Mr. Cuong now mainly supply wholesale quantities to the granaries inside and outside the province, the most in Ho Chi Minh City. Sa Dec (Dong Thap province). In addition to customers who are wholesalers, customers of all ages also love to buy cactus to play. Not only attracted by the beauty, cactus players also think about the meaning of this plant, although thorny and living in arid places, it blooms beautifully, full of life, a symbol of strong will. Taking care of cactus is a wonderful pleasure, until the day the tree blooms, enjoy the joy of well-deserved labor.

I understand I have to go Through the deep forest Through the whispering grass Through sunny areas Of the sad desert Through the tundra, the wind is fierce Where dreams are extraordinary I practice walking step by step Together or alone I keep myself breathing For a minute the hand let go I have a couple of appointments With a couple of souls Waiting for each other on the top of the snow Or at the end of the misty cloud I go and I know I don’t go alone There’s another me beside me Of a circle of wisdom Waking up every day We all have to go Even if there are days to lie down Wait for the pain to pass. Comments The poem “Go” by Nguyen Thien Ngan evokes a permanent idea of ​​the human journey. That journey carved the shadow of existence in time. We can visualize the destination as a dream, a wish, a projection. However, no one knows for sure that that destination will always be what they once thought. In the deep forests of the mountains, where the grass whispers, where the wind is burning in the tundra, where the desert burns … there are still many things hidden that you will never know when you leave. Journey makes life. Every moment is an existence. Therefore, the central quartet is “going out” with an extraordinary dream. Maybe, on that journey, we bring an appointment to accompany us, maybe it’s just loneliness with our own shadow. But, no matter what, still have to “go” as the fate of existence. Am I lonely? If unfortunately that is true, then “My side and I are different / Of a circle of wisdom”. The circle of wisdom is a clear awareness in the spirit of the truth of life, of the dream existing in the midst of life. The poem opens deep into the deep journey when the day after tomorrow we unfortunately lie down. Lying down is actually just the start of another journey!

1. Chile’s Easter Island is famous for its 887 statues, what is it called? Icon Moa Icon Moai Icon Maya The correct answer is answer B: Easter Island is one of the “loneliest” islands on earth, Easter Island is located in the southeastern Pacific Ocean. The island is famous for its 887 statues named Moai, created centuries ago by the Rapanui people. The Moai statues weigh up to 75 tons and are about 10 m high, especially one that weighs 270 tons and is 21 m high. In addition, the island is also a diving and surfing paradise with 2 volcanoes and several beautiful beaches. 2. Chile is a country in which region? Icon North America Icon Central America Icon South America The correct answer is answer C: Chile is a country in South America with a long history of development. Scientists have found mummies dating back up to 5,000 years in northern Chile, proving the country’s long development process. 3. Chile discovered the world’s oldest ancient mummies are adults. This is true or false? Icon It’s correct Icon Wrong The correct answer is answer B: Egypt is not the first civilization to know about mummies, but it is a people in Northern Chile. Here, mummies dating back to 5,000 years were found with a lot of utensils and buried items. These mummies belong to a mysterious civilization that existed thousands of years before us and left behind very little archaeological material. Visitors can admire these artifacts on display at the Archaeological Museum, Azapa valley, Chile. This ancient mummy belongs to the child, one of the Chinchoro mummies found in the Camarones valley in Chile. It is dated to 5050 BC. A total of 282 mummies were found along the coastline from Ilo in southern Peru to Antofagasta in northern Chile. Among them, 149 mummies are made of Chinchorro people, and the rest are from nature. 4. How many UNESCO World Heritage Sites does Chile have? Icon 5 Icon 6 Icon 7 The correct answer is A: Chile’s World Heritage Sites are all cultural. This gives you an insight into the people and the majestic landscape here. Those 5 heritage sites include Chiloe church, Valparaiso historic quarter, Humberstone and Santa Laura Salpeter Works, Rapa Nui national park, Sewell Mining town. 5. Which place in Chile is the driest in the world? Icon Gobi Icon Sahara Icon Atacama The correct answer is answer C: According to Chile Culture, Chile’s topography consists of low mountains along or near the coast, centered on fertile plains where agriculture thrives. The Atacama Desert, located in northern Chile and a small part in Peru, covers an area of ​​about 181,300 square kilometers, recorded by Guinness World Records as the driest desert in the world. The Atacama Desert is known as “Mars on Earth”. Because Atacama is the region with the clearest sky on Earth, the world’s largest astronomical observatory, the Very Large Telescope, is located here. In addition, land in the Atacama Desert is used for testing robots that will later be used on Mars. 6. How many thousand kilometers long is the Andes mountain range running through Chile’s territory? Icon 7,000 km Icon 8,000 km Icon 9,000 km The correct answer is answer A: The Andes is the longest mountain range in the world with 7,000 km, the widest place is more than 500 km, the average height is about 4,000 m, including a continuous mountain chain running along the west coast of the Southern continent. America. The Andes mountain range runs through 7 countries, including Chile. 7. What city is the capital of Chile today? Icon Montevideo Icon Santiago Icon Caracas The correct answer is answer B: Santiago is the largest city and also the capital of Chile. This city has a population of more than 5 million people, founded in the sixteenth century, by the Spaniards. Today, Santiago is one of the largest municipalities in South America. 8. What is the current official language of Chile? Icon Spanish Icon English Icon Portuguese The correct answer is answer A: Due to being a Spanish colony in the past, the population is mainly mixed European and other races, the official language of Chile today is English. Spain. Result Please work harder! point

Deadvlei is a white clay basin located near Sossusvlei, inside Namib-Naukluft Park in Namibia. It is also written as DeadVlei or Dead Vlei, the name meaning “dead swamp” (from the English word dead, and Afrikaans vlei, a lake or swamp in a valley between the dunes). (Photo: Worldkings) This is a white clay basin located near the famous sand dunes Sossusvlei. In this area are scattered hundreds of dead acacia trees – trees that once thrived when the Tsauchab River flooded the land. About 900 years ago, the river began to change direction, causing Deadvlei to gradually become arid. Over the years, the dead trees were dyed black by the sun like bare bones on the sand. However, they do not disappear over time, instead decomposing, the bare branches stuck for hundreds of years in the middle of the white clay swamps turned black in the heat of the desert. (Photo: Gypset Magazine) When the sun rose from the sand dunes, winding like a silk in the distance, the corpses of the trees in Deadvlei still stood for hundreds of years and were stunningly beautiful. At the foot are the hard white mud strips of rock, above the blue sky and around are the sand dunes transforming in the magical bright sunlight. (Photo: Gypset Magazine) At the edge of Deadvlei, visitors can climb the “Big Daddy” also known as the “Crazy Dune” known as the tallest sand dune in the world. To climb to the top of the dune can take about 1.5 to 2 hours. But the hard work will be rewarded with a beautiful view that is reduced to eye level. (Photo: Worldkings) This is one of the places for visitors to see the clearest sky on the planet. Red sand dunes, blue sky make the scene of dead swamp appear more fanciful, in resonance with the morning mist, salsola shrubs and nara melons can still exist, giving life to the barren forest, making the scenery here so unique that visitors cannot see these strange things anywhere else in the world. (Photo: Wolfgang Steiner) (Photo: Wolfgang Steiner) The best time to visit is early morning and late afternoon. This is not only the best time of day to take photos, but also avoids the harsh noonday sun. If you want to visit at sunrise, you should arrive at the gate early before opening time, between 6am and 6:45am. If you come in the afternoon, you need to note that the closing time is from 5:15 to 6:15 pm. (Photo: Travel News Namibia) (Photo: Deviating The Norm) (Photo: Deviating The Norm)

Phil Schneider, a government employee, said he had met aliens. The truth about the above information is still up for debate, but the stories surrounding it have been recorded in detail. The witnesses The desert town of Dulce in New Mexico, USA, with less than 3,000 residents, does not even have traffic lights, yet is a place that attracts ufologists and conspiracy theorists to visit and find understand. They believe that beneath this village is a secret seven-story military facility, known as Dulce Base, dedicated to alien research. While mysterious stories revolving around the deserts of this region are nothing new, information about an alien base has attracted the attention of the public. It all started in the mid-1970s, when a New Mexico State cop named Gabriel Valdez reported on a disturbing cattle mutilation. Accordingly, he saw a “sophisticated spacecraft” flying in the sky near the supposed Dulce Base and then discovered a mutilated cow with a dead fetus inside. He asserted that the fetus was not an unborn calf, but a strange hybrid animal that “looks like a human, a monkey and a frog”. There is no sign that the cow was killed by a wild animal. Political scientist Michael Barkun, author of the popular book A Culture of Conspiracy, which includes Valdez’s account, notes that cattle mutilation is common. related to nearby UFO sightings. The above claims went viral and were followed in 1979 by the revelations of Paul Bennewitz, a physicist and businessman in Albuquerque, a large New Mexico city. Bennewitz said intercepted the electronic signals at Dulce, which he believes emanate from the depths of the earth and are aimed too high for human activity. With growing interest in cattle mutilation and claims of electronic signals, the legend of Dulce Base was born. In 1982, Bennewitz first talked about the existence of the secret base. He even published an article titled “Project Beta” in 1988, detailing how to infiltrate the military facility. By May 1990, John Lear claimed to have obtained “four independent confirmations” that the seven-story underground structure was real. Lear is a former pilot and government employee, and the son of the owner of LearJet, an American business jet maker, so many people believe his claims. Lear goes even further, describing the various alien breeds that are said to have visited Earth. Lear’s story is the basis for subsequent claims about the alien base in New Mexico. However, not long after that, Phil Schneider really overshadowed Bennewitz and Lear’s claims with a strange story about the secret alien base. A self-described former government employee and explosives expert, Schneider said he was involved in the construction of Base Dulce. In his 1995 presentation, he revealed that in the early stages of the project, the army encountered alien entities below the ground and a gunfight took place. He lost several fingers in this battle because of alien laser weapons. According to Schneider, about 60 people were killed in the conflict beneath the desert before a peace deal was settled. However, there is no evidence that what he claims is reliable. In 1996, Schneider committed suicide, taking the mysteries of Dulce Base to his grave. Dulce underground base as described by eyewitnesses. The mystery still covers Many illustrations of the layout of Dulce Base were circulated, but were not very reliable. Experts say it has 7 floors and is located about 3 km below the ground, which is strictly protected. Each floor is dedicated to a specific research, from controlling the human mind, to genetic experiments aimed at conducting human-alien hybrids. Some diagrams even show the aliens having their own homes on the base, while some staff members reveal the sixth floor – also known as the “nightmare Hall” – is the scariest of all. This place often emits the screams of the test subjects that echo through the corridors. According to Schneider, the Dulce Base is just one of 129 facilities of its kind that are concealed across the United States. He and his supporters allege the so-called “black budget” of the United States, somewhere between $50 and $80 billion, is capable of supporting clandestine research at these facilities. UFO sightings in the US still happen. The Pentagon recently acknowledged that Air Force footage of unidentified flying objects is real, and the Navy has drawn up new guidance on how to report these phenomena. For the inhabitants of Dulce, the story of aliens is nothing new. Geraldine Julian, who claims to have seen UFOs since the 1960s, said: “All over Dulce, anyone can tell you about aliens, if you ask. They will tell you what they have seen. It’s not a myth, because I’ve seen it myself.”

Dubai has many attractive policies to attract wealthy expats. (Photo: AP) He said he had no way back. The businessman’s super-rich foreign friends did the same, sending sales of luxury properties in Dubai skyrocketing. “In Dubai there is only one strategy: do business as usual. The philosophy is simple: Make sure everyone is vaccinated and everything is open. Of course that appeals to me,” Reech, president of a series of real estate and fintech companies, told the AP. As vaccines are being distributed unevenly around the world, disease outbreaks have prompted many countries to extend their lockdowns. As a result, the number of foreign visitors to the luxury real estate market in Dubai skyrocketed. It’s the few places in the world where they can go out to dinner, shop, and meet face-to-face to discuss business. Soaring demand caused the price of villas and townhouses here also to increase rapidly, with 230% in the first quarter of this year. Prices in some first-class areas have increased by as much as 40%, according to Property Finder, one of Dubai’s largest real estate websites. Up to 90 properties worth $2.7 million/unit were changed hands in April, while the whole year of 2020 there were only 54 similar transactions. Many people take advantage of investment to sell for profit. Analysts say this trend will continue until prices get too high and profits dwindle. Low bank interest rates and families’ desire for more space have led many wealthy people in big cities like New York and Paris to look for suburban mansions. But there are other compelling elements in the home of long-haul airline Emirates and the world’s tallest tower. Since reopening to visitors last summer, Dubai is establishing itself as an attractive tourist destination for visitors amid the pandemic. Without mandatory quarantine for many days, foreign tourists are allowed to party in bustling bars and beaches, take selfies at Dubai resorts, while many helicopters are ready to serve their needs. request to return home. The influx of tourists contributed to the outbreak of COVID-19 cases in Dubai in January this year, prompting the British government to decide to postpone flights here. But the UAE, with its young population and low mortality rate, has endured relatively well during the pandemic. This country of 9 million people has used 10.6 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, mainly from Sinopharm. This global financial hub is seen as an oasis in the volatile Middle East. Dubai benefited from the wave of capital flight. Homeowners in the Palm Jumeirah area, which saw a 43 percent increase in transactions in April, are home to Afghan warlords and political elites from countries like Nigeria, Syria and Lebanon. They all want to find a safe place to keep their money. Now, a large portion of the wealthy clientele of this man-made archipelago and Dubai’s luxury villas come from Europe, India, China and Russia, who are looking for a better life. in an epidemic situation. In March, the Palm archipelago saw an expensive home sale, when a Swiss family bought the city’s second most expensive beachfront villa for $ 30.2 million. Last month, a European family bought their third most expensive home for $28.6 million. Although there are many questions about the effectiveness of the Sinopharm vaccine, Dubai allows people to choose, including the Pfizer/BioNTech and AstraZeneca vaccines. In order to be vaccinated, residents need a residence visa – something the city government readily grants to investors and luxury home buyers. Considering buying land in Dubai to build his dream home, Reech ordered the Pfizer vaccine shortly after being granted citizenship. In England, he said he had to wait four months for his turn. Many other initiatives are being taken by Dubai to attract wealthy expats, such as remote work visas, retirement visas, and renewable “golden” visas. To build the image of a cosmopolitan city, the UAE also revised its strict Islamic law to allow unmarried couples to live together and allow non-locals to apply foreign laws on divorce and inheritance.

The origin of the Darvaza crater remains controversial, but the most widely accepted theory involves a Soviet expedition to explore for gas. (Photo: Internet) According to the Daily Mail, in 1971, Soviet experts drilled and dug the area and reached a large cave filled with natural gas. Unfortunately, however, the ground beneath the part being dug collapsed, creating a huge hole with a diameter of 70 meters. Concerned that the pit would lead to a toxic gas leak, the experts decided to burn it. And as a result, the amount of gas below is so abundant, that the fire in the pit keeps burning forever. It has been burning for 50 years now. (Photo: Internet) George Kourounis, a Canadian explorer, became the first known person to venture down into the pit’s interior. Footage of his expedition was first broadcast on National Geographic, which partially funded the trip. The aim is to collect soil samples from the bottom of the pit, and try to determine if life can survive in such a harsh environment. (Photo: Internet) Kourounis shared: “ The story behind how the hole was born is still a mystery, and there is no place like it on Earth. It is very unique. ” Despite being the most popular tourist attraction in Turkmenistan, the Darvaza fire pit has always kept its pristine and quiet appearance because this place is so remote and far away from traffic. The number of tourists visiting this country has been small, and it is not easy to get here. (Photo: Internet) If you go by private car, it takes nearly 4 hours to get there. For those who travel alone, they have to take a public bus, then find a car rental or walk 7-8 km to Darvaza which takes at least 6-7 hours. The red-orange fire pan appears more and more brilliant and fanciful against the background of the sky, which gradually changes from pink to purple, to blue, to black. Visitors here are eager to capture every moment of nature. A giant fire well that shines brighter and brighter in the middle of the vast, dark desert, a lonely but fierce beauty that makes anyone who sees it overwhelmed. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet) Coming here the previous afternoon and leaving the next morning, visitors will admire all the wonderful moments at Hell’s Gate: an enchanting purple sunset, a magical moonlit night and a radiant morning. pristine. (Photo: Internet) (Photo: Internet)

Vietnamese officials and engineers at the Sahara field. According to PVN, on August 13, 2015, PetroVietnam Exploration and Production Corporation (PVEP – a unit of PVN) announced that it had exploited the first oil flow in the Sahara desert. This was a historic event of the oil and gas industry at that time, because this was the first successful project of PVEP as well as of PVN abroad from the first stage of participation in international bidding to the exploration stage. The first oil flow from the desert has been brought up through the BRS-6bis production well (one of four wells of the field) with a flow rate of nearly 2,000 barrels per day. After that, the capacity was gradually increased to 20,000 barrels of oil per day as planned. This project has a total investment of about 2 billion USD, lasts 29 years, with the capital contribution of Sonatrach Company (Algeria) 25%, PTTEP (Thailand) 35% and PVN (Vietnam) 40%, in which PVN through PVEP holds the management power. PVN workers at this project recounted that the Sahara desert where the project was located was hot and burning. The mining site of the mine is located in the Touggourt region, deep in the Sahara Desert. This area has a tropical desert climate, rainfall is less than 50mm/year. During the day, the temperature is extremely hot, the highest recorded is 50.6 degrees Celsius. Mr. Le Dac Hoa – Director of the Project Management Board of Block 01-02 of PVEP – who used to work at an oil field in the Sahara desert, said he was one of the few Vietnamese engineers sent to Vietnam. China carried out a project to build a new land rig PV DRILLING 11, before moving the rig to Algeria to carry out drilling campaign for PVEP’s Bir Seba Project. At this time, PV Drilling has to hire many foreign experts in charge of important positions on the rig. But by the second drilling campaign, all the most important positions on the rig were occupied by the Vietnamese. It sounds simple, but it’s a long story about the determination of PV Drilling’s board of directors who have trusted and entrusted the Vietnamese engineering force. All engineers given the opportunity are eager to learn, trying to learn to prove their true ability, can fully take on the most important positions on the rig. The three years of “swirling” in the Sahara fire was really an unforgettable time for Mr. Le Dac Hoa. He recounted that the first days he and his colleagues stepped foot in Algeria was also when the heat reached its peak. The work at that time was chaotic, all engineering, mechanical, electrical, water, and logistics work at the drilling site in the middle of the desert had to be prepared to welcome the PV DRILLING 11 rig, while the team of engineers. The main Vietnamese people are only about 8-10 people, the remaining more than 50 workers are all native. Language and cultural differences make communication extremely difficult, so in the beginning, Vietnamese engineers had to handle almost everything on the construction site themselves. According to Mr. Hoa, sometimes the temperature reaches more than 50 degrees Celsius, but there is no sweat on the body, because wherever the sweat goes, it is immediately dried by the hot winds and evaporated. . The typical hot winds of the desert always bring dust and sand towers, sometimes shoving directly into the faces of working workers. “The weather conditions are extremely horrible even for the indigenous people,” Mr. Hoa said and said that during the day it is, but at night, the temperature suddenly drops to approximately 10 degrees Celsius. The temperature difference is so big and so sudden that people who are only used to the tropical monsoon climate, which is cool all year round feel uncomfortable, even sick… According to Mr. Le Dac Hoa, the drilling project in Algeria is very difficult and complicated with different geological structure. “It is normal for the oil and gas profession to face difficulties, it is the oil and gas industry who must consider difficulties as their life, to force themselves to continue to strive, to continue to rise after each experience”, the engineer said. confidant.

Mysterious sounds often occur from crescent-shaped sand dunes. They say they often emit mysterious sounds, ranging from soft hissing, melodious kite flutes, to roars, or terrifying explosions, that can be heard from miles away. As real as
how? Strange sound from sand dunes The first mysterious stories of strange phenomena in the desert are said to have come from the legendary explorer Marco Polo in the 12th century. He described these anomalous sounds as “sounds emanating from various types of music. instruments, drums, and the clash of arms”, and claimed that they were the “works” of evil spirits lurking in the desert. Up to the 19th century, these monstrous sounds still toyed with adventurers in the wilderness, even mentioned by Charles Darwin in his travel diary, but he could not explain this strange phenomenon. A remarkable documentary on strange sounds was produced by the British diplomat and explorer, Bertram Sidney Thomas. In 1930-1931, he became the first Westerner to cross the Rub ‘al Khali, or “Empty Quarter”, a vast expanse of desolate expanse of the Arabian desert. During this expedition, he noted the “loud sound of a musical note” emanating from a gentle sand slope. On another occasion, he even heard musical notes emanating from under his camel’s feet. The adventurer was also awakened by high-pitched sounds while sleeping in the tent. When he asked his local guide about the origin of these sounds, he was told that they came from spirits conversing with each other in another world. An explorer named John Philby who was also in the “Empty Quarter” at the same time as Thomas said of what he heard: “Suddenly in the large area began to emit sounds like a siren. or the sound of an aircraft engine, it sounds quite fun, rhythmic and has amazing depth. This “sand concert” lasted about four minutes, which was enough for me to record every detail after I recovered. Such strange sounds, commonly known as “singing sands” or “songs of the dunes”, have been reported for centuries, from places as far away as North and South America, Africa, and Europe. Asia, British Isles, Arabian Peninsula, Hawaiian Islands. The cultures in these regions all have their own legends and myths surrounding this phenomenon. For the Arabs, they were created by desert spirits called Jinn. Many other places for these strange sounds come from lost cities underground, or from ghosts, gods, demons, mythical animals, even demons. The cause has not been determined Explorers sometimes heard musical notes emanating from beneath the camel’s feet. Explorer Philby was one of the first to explain this phenomenon scientifically. He realized that the sounds he heard seemed to coincide with a rain of sand falling from where one of his guides was sitting. He then heard the sand make various noises, such as barks, groans, booming music, or the sound of a trombone or organ, when they were disturbed with different objects. . He thinks that sand itself has certain properties that help them make these sounds when subjected to friction. However, he was not sure about the exact mechanism of this phenomenon. The phenomenon of “singing sand” has many different forms. In the dunes, they often emit sounds such as rumbling, groaning, humming or explosion, thunder, low-flying planes, which can last 15 minutes and reach up to 105 decibels, often heard at a distance. The mysterious sound occurs almost exclusively from crescent-shaped sand dunes, known as barchan, accompanied by wind blowing, or someone walking along a mountain top. “Singing sand” can also be heard at some beaches in the form of hissing, singing, whistling or screaming. In both the dunes and on the beaches, the variety of sounds is very different, the frequency range in which they are emitted is also different. So far, no one has determined what causes these strange sounds, nor why they emit so many different forms with different intensities. It has been suggested that it is due to the friction between the large number of sand grains. The size, texture and uniformity of the particles determine the sound pattern and volume produced. One theory is that it is the result of sound waves bouncing back and forth between the surface of the dune and the surface of the wet layer. According to some scientists, the sound comes from the compression of air between sand grains, or from sand sliding, the movement of one layer of sand relative to another. However, there is no convincing hypothesis. It is worth noting that this phenomenon is quite rare in nature, with only 35 known locations of singing sands around the world. The “Song of the Sand Dunes” has been part of the myths and legends of many different cultures for thousands of years, but so far, despite great advances in science, natural phenomena This is still a mystery waiting to be solved.

Duran’s husband, Gökhan Gündüz, hastily recorded a “virtual living” moment for his wife. They only have 12 minutes to visit this helipad for free, so everything has to be rushed. The main purpose of the trip to Dubai is to upgrade Duran’s 608,000 followers personal page. So they have to have as many good looks as possible. Over the past few days, the couple has posted photos of going golfing, dining in a restaurant, relaxing at a hotel… The Dubai lifestyle flooded on personal page helps Duran gain more followers and dream of one day. Experience the true luxury life. Dubai has become a “paradise” for social media stars. Photo: Instagram. “She’s showing off her lifestyle in Dubai, to appeal to people. Not only Busra, Dubai is also benefiting from that,” Gündüz told The Guardian . Once a small barren land on the edge of the desert, Dubai has become a magnet for social media stars, dubbed “Instagram land” in recent years. With the rise of hotels and luxury brands eager to use social media as cheap advertising, Dubai has become the birthplace of the “elite” in the cyberspace, a contingent of influencers. Constantly increasing the number of followers. “How many followers does she have?” At the Falcon Helicopter Tours office, owner Captain Husam Gamal called an employee over to check Duran’s registration information. “Who is she? How many followers does she have on Instagram and what will she post?”, he asked. “In this world, social media, followers are everything,” Gamal emphasized to employees. The symbiotic relationship between Dubai’s influencers and local businesses is evident. A trip to Dubai is a must-have in an Influencer’s profile. Photo: Instagram. Influencers need visuals, while companies like Gamal’s see influencers as a necessary part of their advertising strategy. However, the company can be in trouble if it chooses the wrong people. They must ensure that the things shared by the Influencers will bring a positive image to the company in particular and the city in general. According to the The Guardian , in Dubai, nothing is natural or random. Everything is consciously built to ensure “Instagram aesthetics”. From smooth high-rises to undulating oases, cafes and fast food restaurants are all created to drive online consumption. Dubai’s mistake The rise of the Influencer generation has brought Dubai many benefits: stimulating tourism, economic growth and creating the first successful “post-oil economy” in the Middle East. However, behind that flashy shell, Dubai is now stuffy and there is not much room left. High-rise buildings obscure popular residential areas, but they are only used as backgrounds in virtual live photos online. Jim Krane, author of the book OLD ity Of Gold: Dubai And The Dream Of Capitalism , said: “Branding business is a high-risk strategy, as this year’s failure of Dubai to Covid-19 proves it. It’s bad luck to be a party spot in the middle of a global pandemic.” . Built on the illusion of unlimited passion, Dubai transforms itself into a “parallel universe” as other countries grapple with the pandemic. The image of playing and partying despite Covid-19 helped this place get more visitors, but soon had to pay the price because of their laxity and subjectivity. Dubai made the mistake of “dropping the door” for tourism during the epidemic season. Photo: Wallpapers. Since last July, Dubai has allowed visitors from all over the world to enter, as long as they have tested negative for Covid-19. European tourists trying to escape the cold winter and strict lockdowns against Covid-19 at the end of last year flocked to the beautiful Middle Eastern city. However, just a few months later, the infection rate here quadrupled. At that time, bars and clubs remained open late to attract tourists. The UAE is determined to maintain its tourism-based economy despite criticism from the European media. After detecting cases linked to travelers returning from the UAE, Denmark suspended flights to Dubai while Germany imposed stricter entry checks. From the end of January 2021, the UK has re-imposed a complete ban on flying with Dubai and removed the city’s name from the list of “tourist corridors”. According to the CNBC This ban could cost Dubai’s hotels and resorts about $47 million per month.

However, few people know, right next to the busy and crowded Quy Nhon, there is a wild, quiet and poetic Vung Boi that makes many tourists fascinated and do not want to return. Close-up of “cracked earth desert” in Binh Dinh. (Photo: Internet) Located at the foot of Vinh Loi mountain in My Thanh commune, Phu My district, about 8 km from De Gi estuary to the northeast and about 52 km from Quy Nhon city center, Vung Boi Binh Dinh with wild beauty, lyrical is an attractive destination for tourists in the summer. It has a rather special landscape, with cracked rocks, sandy slopes and clear blue sea. (Photo: Internet) Located right next to the beach full of water, but the land here cracked open like a dry field with severe lack of water, making anyone who witnessed it extremely surprised. However, it is the uniqueness that is nowhere to be found that has made this place a very hot check-in place for young people. Vung Boi is called “the cracked earth desert” because it has patches of land with strange shapes, like an abandoned field without water for a long time. However, around Vung Boi, there are still very beautiful, blue spaces of the sea, creating a strange and wild scene. Opposite that “desert” is a sand dune that sparkles with golden light when illuminated by the sun, highlighting the poetic beauty of the land of Nau. Vung Boi offers unique “virtual living” corners. (Photo: Internet) And it is no exaggeration to say that Vung Boi Binh Dinh is a newly awakened princess who has fallen asleep, because it is poetic, but because it has not been affected by humans much, this place still retains its inherent wildness and beauty. very clean. A small note when exploring Vung Boi is that the land of Binh Dinh is quite sunny and hot, so if you come here for the first time, you should go early, around 5 am to have time to find your way. Moreover, arriving at the check-in point early helps everyone take better pictures, shimmering enough sunshine without being too harsh. In addition, absolutely “don’t trust google maps” but instead ask the locals if you can’t find the way! Feel free to relax, have a good picture right away, and get thousands of likes. (Photo: Internet) What are you waiting for, do not schedule with friends to explore Vung Boi this summer! (Photo: Internet)

Traditional Mongolian tent in Orkhon National Park. Photo: Shutterstock The capital Ulan Bator is isolated, located 1,350 meters (4,430 ft) above sea level, slightly eastward in central Mongolia and on the banks of the Tuul River, a tributary of the Selenge River. a valley at the foot of the Bogd Khan mountain. Despite having a large land bank, 45% of Mongolia’s population live in the capital Ulan Bator. Contrary to the belief of many people, that Mongolia has only green deserts and steppes, with people riding horses, Ulan Bator is a very modern city, high-rise buildings, busy cars. This is also the place in the TOP of the coldest capitals in the world, when winter can be cold to – 40 degrees C. This country has a lot of interesting and mysterious things that not everyone knows. The economy is “precarious” Mongolia is a country with many natural resources and is considered the “new navel” of the earth, under the vast deserts are iron mines, copper and uranium mines. In 2011, when the price of copper and iron ore soared, Mongolia’s economic growth was the fastest in the world with an increase of 17.29%, but after only a few years, the country’s economy was “slipping”. Mongolia’s GDP growth rate in 2014 was 7.89%; in 2015 it was 2.38%; in 2016 down to 1.17%; in 2018 it was 6.95%. Mongolia’s public debt stands at $ 30 billion, more than twice the national GDP. Mongolia’s per capita income in terms of purchasing power parity in 2020 is $ 12,970. However, the standard of living of people in this country is still quite disparity, with up to 36% of people living below the poverty line. These poor villagers earn only about $ 2 a day. Meanwhile, there are super rich giants with luxurious and fully equipped lives. One can find skyscrapers, super cars, bars or very modern buildings in Mongolia. Heaven “no rubbish” In the 21st century, it is difficult to find a place where there is no trash, but many people have entered a “paradise” but look tired and do not see a piece of trash – Mong steppe Neck. Just going out of the city, you can see endless, endless green carpets like a giant carpet in the middle of the earth, being let go of free birds, roaming on horseback. live life like the nomads here. The Mongols have a very high sense of environmental protection. They never litter the environment. After each move, trash is collected and brought to the city, moved to the correct collection point. This habit is gradually learned by tourists. It seems, no one has the heart to let the steppe get eyesighted by trash. Many “strange” customs Use less water to bathe: The Mongols have a strange notion that using water to bathe will touch the artery and the gods. For them, someone who smells heavy on body, that person brings more luck. Although at the present time, this concept is no longer as widespread as it used to be, if you accidentally meet someone from Mongolia and find them “smelly” do not be surprised. “White Month Tet”: Mongolia’s traditional New Year is also known as the Tsagaan Sar New Year, coinciding with the Vietnamese New Year. However, due to the cultural intersection between China and Russia, Mongolia’s Lunar New Year is not completely similar to the customs and habits of most other Asian countries. The Mongols see white as a symbol of purity, bringing good luck and good luck. In the first days of the new year, they often wear white or give each other white items. They have the custom of kneeling while drinking wine and drinking tea on New Year’s Eve, the dishes are washed with horse milk. Festival on frozen lakes: Once a year, Mongolians from all over the world flock to the border with Russia, where Khövsgöl is the deepest steppe. In the cold below -40 degrees Celsius and frozen lake surface, they gather to have fun, celebrate the austerity winter, preparing to welcome the bright days. On the frozen lake Khövsgöl up to hundreds of meters deep, people organize all kinds of entertainment from traditional to modern. The more beautiful a woman is, the easier it is to “ditch”: Mongolia is a place where women have better careers than men. Women are more educated than men in terms of education, they are less likely to encounter unemployment. Raising cattle was inherently only for men. In any bar, pub or club, female customers always account for the majority. But also because they are too superior in terms of social status compared to men, Mongolian women with modern lifestyles decide to stay in the city to find work after graduation, so it is extremely hard to found a half of my life. Mongolian Women. Photo: Ayan Travel This situation is common in universities as well as in workplaces. This also leads to the fact that men in Mongolia also have more choices: more than 40% of men over the age of 15 are married, compared with 32% for women. . Monuments everywhere In the capital Ulan Bator, the Genghis Khan statue is everywhere, from solemn locations to idyllic places, in tents and especially present in the living decorations of many nomads. . The country is still poor, but Mongolia dares to spend over 4 million USD to invest in the monumental area combined with the monumental museum. The statue of Genghis Khan about 40m high, with a majestic face, powerful riding on a majestic horse, facing the East, where he was born. That’s enough to see how they idolized Genghis Khan and former kings of the empire. Navy is only in “lake” Mongolia has no sea, but people cannot believe that the Mongolian government still pays money to buy ships and often uses one of them to carry oil through Lake Khövsgöl to Russia. Not only ships, but Mongolia also has a naval force of “7 people”. The job of the Mongolian navy soldiers is very simple, it is to be a tour guide. It was strange that among them there was only one swimmer – the Batbayan sailor. He also plays a rescue role when tourists are in distress. Although the accident and the number of deaths were a lot, he himself saved 2 people./.

Anti-Atlas Mountains, Morocco. The photo was taken by NASA using the ASTER (a high resolution imaging tool, using technology to measure reflected radiation and heat emission) on NASA’s Terra satellite. The mountain range formed about 80 million years ago, when the African continent and Eurasian continent collided. The mountain range includes diverse components, such as limestone, sandstone, plaster and granite, according to CNN. Qinghai Lake, China’s largest lake, viewed from above through NASA’s EarthKAM lens. Qinghai Lake is located on the Tibetan Plateau, stretching over 4,300 square kilometers and about 25.6 meters deep, according to CNN. Paris, France looks strange when taken from NASA’s Terra satellite. The Empty Quarter Desert, Saudi Arabia. NASA’s EarthKAM captured a beautiful intersection between the suburbs of As Sulayyil Sulayel and the Rub ‘al Khali Desert in Saudi Arabia (Empty Quarter). It is considered the largest uninterrupted sand desert in the world. Grand Canyon is America’s most famous national park, stretching about 446 km. Seen from NASA’s Terra satellite, the red rock patterns in the mountain look like a work of art, according to CNN. Patagonia, Chile. NASA has been using ASTER to keep track of shrinking glaciers. This is a warning of global warming problem. China’s Great Wall, spanning more than 2,000 kilometers, is believed to have been built in the 3rd century BC. This ancient fortress is currently one of the most visited heritage sites in the world. Photo: NASA. The Rio Gurupi, Brazil is part of the Gurupi biological reserve. The river flows through a coastal plain, home to a vibrant ecosystem, including dozens of islets, mangroves, sand dunes, lagoons, lagoons and beaches. Photo: NASA. Danube Biosphere Reserve, Ukraine. As the longest river in Europe, the Danube River winds through 19 countries, including Germany, Austria, Hungary and Ukraine. NASA’s Earth Observatory captured the Danube delta, where the river pours into the Black Sea. This area is recognized by the United Nations as a world heritage site, and as a center of biodiversity, with more than 300 species of birds. Grand Bahama Coast. The image is a deep-water area of ​​Tongue of the Occean – an underwater gorge. Photo: NASA. Andes Mountains in South America through NASA EarthKAM lens. Off the Russian island of Sakhalin taken from NASA’s EarthKAM. St Anthony’s Monastery, Egypt, looks like a red spot between the desert and the Red Sea mountains. St Anthony’s Monastery is the oldest Christian monastery in the world. Photo: NASA. Persian Gulf with famous rivers such as Tigris, Euphrates, Shatt al-Arab and Karun. Photo: NASA. Outback region, Australia. Image taken by NASA EarthKam in the area adjacent to the rocky desert of the Outback region with the edge of a lake.

First organized by the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Tay Ninh province and Sun Group, the 2021 BaDen Mountain Marathon with the theme “Green Step” took place on April 24-25 at Ba Den mountain. impressed with both the runner community and visitors. On behalf of all athletes, Ambassador Thanh Vu read the opening oath for the run. “Desert steel rose” shared Tay Ninh is the ideal place to jog in the south with fresh air, interesting and challenging but safe training conditions. BaDen Mountain Marathon 2021 excites athletes and surprises athletes with the road starting from the Sun World BaDen Mountain resort square, passing through rice fields, lush forests and floating destinations. the language of Tay Ninh. For most athletes, professional or amateur, the run makes them feel like they are on a special tour designed to build runners’ shoes. The race has attracted the attention and participation of a large number of athletes with a spirit towards a better community; build a generation that loves and takes care of health; urges the community to join hands in preserving and protecting nature and environment through three specific actions “No littering, planting trees, responsible tourism”. The representative of Sun Group – the sponsor and co-organizer of the run – said that in addition to promoting local tourism activities, the group wants to work with the province to create a new playground for sports activities. destroy and spread positive messages about health and green tourism to the community. Although being organized for the first time with the number of athletes up to thousands of people, the preparation from the running track, the epidemic room to the athletes’ support was done thoughtfully by the organizers. In particular, all athletes are offered insurance before the run. Also in the framework of the run, on the morning of April 24, the leaders of Tay Ninh province and Sun Group, the organizer and ambassadors planted more than 140 trees at the tree planting ceremony, contributing to greening the shirt. Mrs. Black Mountain. Many amateurs joining the marathon for the first time expressed excitement when they hit the finish line. With special offers up to 30% exclusively for athletes of Sun World BaDen Mountain resort (belonging to Sun Group), the run is extended to an exciting journey to explore Ba Tay Ninh mountain. Many athletes combine to join the race with their family’s early summer tours, to join their relatives and friends in meaningful sports activities, and at the same time admire the tallest bronze Buddha statue in Asia. lost at the top of the mountain, conquering the roof of the Southern house and enjoying the cuisine “on the cloud”. Nui Ba Den – the famous check-in point in the South – is brilliantly “changed into new clothes” by Sun World BaDen Mountain to serve tourists and athletes on the occasion of April 30. The success of the BaDen Mountain Marathon 2021 race is a bright signal opening the demand stimulating activities of Tay Ninh tourism, creating a motivation for the province to break through to become a new destination attracting tourists in the coming time.

A colony of giant grasshoppers is a terrible disaster. They begin with a black streak on the horizon, followed by darkening gradually. The small rustling noises gradually turned into the shrill noise of the millions of yellow insects that came. Since the end of 2019, grasshopper clouds have spread across the Horn of Africa, devastating crops and meadows, prompting people to trigger a massive campaign to destroy them. The ground and air spraying of insecticides in eight East African countries, coordinated by the World Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), prevented the worst scenario – the destruction of the grasshoppers. the food source of millions of people. In 2020, according to FAO calculations, the campaign will preserve the amount of grassland and food enough for 28 million people in the Horn of Africa and Yemen in a year. But this progress has come with unspecified consequences for the environment, and the difficult problem is to find a way to destroy this invasive insect without destroying plants, harming insects, and wild animals. wild and human. The consequences have not been determined To date, 2.3 million liters of chemical pesticides have been sprayed on 1.9 million hectares, at a cost of about $ 195 million (according to FAO statistics). This campaign will continue this year. Assessment of damage to the environment is not complete, but the effects of the insecticide have been recorded for centuries in other areas. Extensive pesticides not only kill grasshoppers, but also bees and other insects. They penetrate into water sources and can affect human health. Dino Martins, executive director of the Mpala Research Center in Kenya, said: “Of course there will be uncontrolled damage. All these chemicals are made to kill insects, and they do it with that. bulk”. Grasshoppers formed in 2018, after a hurricane brought heavy rains to the Arabian desert, allowing them to breed on wet sand. Strong winds in 2019 push the flock to Yemen, then across the Red Sea into Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya. Grasshoppers proliferate quickly and eat everything in the way they fly. Photo: National Geographic. The spraying was carried out even when the Covid-19 pandemic spread around the world. Wearing masks, hundreds of local volunteers and Kenyan conscripts wore aerosols and sprayed the grasshoppers with any pesticide in stock. They sprayed tens of thousands of liters of deltamethrin, as well as hundreds of liters of fipronil, chlorpyrifos, and other insecticides. In particular, many types are banned in Europe and some parts of America. In the reported case in the northern Samburu region, a ground control team sprayed 35 times the recommended amount of chemicals on an area, killing both bees and beetles. “Originally, this was an emergency situation. The idea was to try to control as quickly as possible to control the environment,” said Thecla Mutia, head of the environmental impact monitoring group of locust control efforts in Kenya. ensure food security “. Struggled to find an alternative Pesticides are poisons. Four types used in Kenya under FAO censorship have a high risk of harming bees, low to moderate to birds, medium to high with grasshoppers and soil insects, such as ants and termites. The European Union has banned the use of chlorpyrifos since early 2020, and some American states such as New York, California, and Hawaii also banned it. Fenitrothion is not approved for use in Europe, but is used in the US and Australia against grasshoppers. “We are not hiding the nature of the insecticide, but we cannot do anything while the grasshoppers spread. We want to reduce the number of desert locusts,” said Cyril Ferrand, FAO’s team leader in Nairobi. in a responsible way. Grasshoppers wreak havoc on crops with terrifying speed and scale. Photo: BBC. Biological solutions that are non-toxic, which can kill grasshoppers without harming other species, have been around for decades. However, chemical pesticides remain the top choice, accounting for up to 90% of the solution sprayed during the campaign in East Africa. The development of biological insecticides began in the late 1980s, after the grasshopper epidemic lasted for many years, stretching from North Africa to India. Christiaan Kooyman, a Dutch scientist who makes a bio-insecticide from the fungus Metarhizium acridum, which attacks grasshoppers, said: “When we see the number of millions of liters of pesticides sprayed, even the community. Donating them was also frightened. And they asked, ‘What else can I do?’ Metarhizium, marketed since 1998, has been proposed by FAO as “the most suitable control solution” for grasshoppers, but is rarely used. The drug works slowly, giving it a low “suppression” rate – that is, killing after days instead of hours. At the same time, its use was very expensive and difficult, more effective with young than adult swarms of grasshoppers – which was a great threat at the time. The biggest advantage of Metarhizium – just killing grasshoppers – also makes it a less profitable product. Companies make very little money making the drug, and go through the costly licensing process in one country and take a long time until it is allowed to be used. “Grasshoppers don’t usually show up, and businesses aren’t interested in producing something that isn’t used,” said Graham Matthews, a scientist on the Pesticide Review Foundation founding council. The grasshoppers come, you don’t want to wait for new production, you want a solution. As a result, governments have used wide-ranging, readily available chemical pesticides. Pesticides are the solution of choice to control grasshoppers. Photo: FAO. What worries the farmers, herders, scientists and conservationists of Kenya with these chemicals is that there is so much unknown – if any – about the harm they cause. A US government assessment warns “the risk of a significant negative impact on the environment and human health”, and the World Bank considers that the risk to the environment is “enormous”. “The use of large amounts of pesticides will of course harm biodiversity, but the magnitude of the effects has not been determined,” said Sunday Ekesi, an entomologist who joined his own anti-desert locust force. Nairobi, said. A major concern in Kenya is the impact of pesticides on pollinators. Farmers believe that the disappearance of bees is a factor in the low production of honey and mango. However, the lack of surveillance information makes it difficult for scientists to know what is actually going on. FAO’s 2003 guidance on safety measures shows that aerial spraying has no less impact on human health than ground spray, but often presents “more environmental concern” because There is a risk of entering sensitive areas in the ecosystem. In general, Kenya’s current grasshopper eradication campaign has improved compared to the first few weeks. If done correctly, the environmental impact will be very low. However, not many official reports have been published on this matter. Aircraft sprayed insecticides in the area invaded by locusts. Photo: FAO. Raphael Wahome, an animal scientist at Nairobi University, said FAO needs to release reports soon, so that researchers can evaluate more comprehensively. “Our main concern is that it’s all focused on locust control without the parallel monitoring system for undesirable effects,” he said. occurred where the “pesticide was used”.

But you have forgotten that there is a small border town in this magical and mysterious land of Gansu.

It is less than an hour’s drive from Dunhuang, a place to rest on the way to Dunhuang, and a place that is always overlooked.

It is not as famous as Dunhuang, and it is full of tourists, but because of this, there is no high price here, but it has the same artistic value as Dunhuang.

Here is the best preserved ancient military city of the Tang Dynasty in the world;

The highway here is very long and long, but there is not much traffic. The scenery on both sides moves back quickly, and the road in front of you seems to be able to bring people to the horizon.

This is Guazhou.

It is a place with many reputations as “Hometown of Chinese Melon”, “Hometown of Cynomorium in China”, “Gansu Cotton General Base”, and “Hexi Corridor Granary”.

However, recently, it was known to more people because of a baby sleeping in the desert.

Someone just took a look at it and drove away from a long distance.

It is called the Son of the Earth.

It is a sculpture with red sandstone as the main material, 15 meters in length, 4.3 meters in height and 9 meters in width. The model data is obtained by 3D scanning, and then 3D carving is carried out in blocks, and finally the sculpture is carved and installed block by block.

It was just like this, sleeping in the Gobi, sleeping in the arms of Mother Earth.

Just looking at it from a distance makes people cry. You don’t know how to describe it, you just feel like you want to pat this “baby” gently.

Some people say that the existence of the Son of the Earth is to call on mankind to protect Mother Earth;

It is also said that this once desolate Silk Road is now alive;

Others say that this is the greatest milestone in Chinese carving art.

In any case, the appearance of this An Ran is distressingly lonely. No matter how the sea changes, it always sleeps in the arms of heaven and earth.

If you come to Guazhou, you can visit the sister caves of Mogao Grottoes-Yulin Grottoes.

The Yulin Grottoes are all excavated on the upright cliffs on both sides of the Yulin River Gorge, like the ground cracking apart.

The Yulin River flows quietly here, guarding the Yulin Grottoes silently.

Because of its lack of fame, the caves have been fairly well protected, especially the Xixia murals, whose artistic value is comparable to Mogao Grottoes.

If it comes to winter, the white snow will cover here.

At a glance, if you can bring people back a thousand years ago, you can talk to murals and sculptures to explore the mysterious Buddhist kingdom.

If you come to Guazhou, you can take a look at the ruins of Suoyang City.

This is the ruins of ancient Guazhou county city, and it is also a big ancient city on the throat of the Silk Road. Today, desolate and magnificent are the colors here.

Standing on the viewing platform, the prosperity of the past has faded. Looking at the ruins of the city left over a thousand years ago, I can’t help feeling.

There is plenty of time, so I am here to watch for a sunset.

The setting sun adds a warm filter to everything here, which seems to cure its desolation.

As night falls, the stars in the sky, the Milky Way clearly visible, it turns out that everything in the world is so touching.

If you come to Guazhou, you can go to Pochengzi Ruins.

On the way to Suoyang City, you will pass Pochengzi, you may ignore it, or you may meet it unexpectedly, depending on what kind of fate it is.

The impact of the years has made the soil full of holes, and in the seemingly lifeless Gobi, lizards and sparrows have found a good place to rest.

Above the vast Gobi, a sad and solemn atmosphere is left alone.

If you come to Guazhou, you can go to see the surrealist buildings belonging to Guazhou.

Standing on the huge wilderness, it is like a mirage, between the real and the virtual, in a trance, into a dreamland.

Few people know it, and very few people arrive. Perhaps this is the charm of Guazhou. You never know what kind of scenery you can meet here.

In this deserted Gobi, self-consciously beautiful.

If you come to Guazhou, you can go to Yulin River Reservoir.

The Yulin River originates from the Qilian Mountains and flows through Guazhou into the Shule River. The lake is clear and surrounded by endless Gobi sand dunes.

In autumn, there are Populus euphratica forests on both sides of the river valley. If you are not careful, you will fall in love with it.

I just know that there are so few people here, even the pictures can’t be found, so if you go to Guazhou, don’t miss it.

If you come to Guazhou, you can try its fruits.

The sweet and glutinous cantaloupe melts in the mouth, and the unique climate creates a fragrant Guazhou.

There are also wolfberry, Cynomorium…good quality, warm and nourishing.

Travelers who come to Guazhou will bring something to their family and friends as a souvenir.

Guazhou, a small city most easily forgotten.

Guazhou, one of the most missed places in the Great Northwest.

It hides the magnificence of Western Sichuan and the art of Dunhuang. If you come to Gansu, don’t miss it again.

Activity highlights

Essence of beauty: New Internet celebrity Emerald Lake/Dongtai Jinel Lake, Salt Lake Flower Sea, Desert Yadan, Ancient Cave Humanities, do not leave any regrets!

Wild gameplay: Dunhuang desert party banquet, cross-country motorcycle desert surfing, starry sky camping + KTV, unlimited drinks and enjoyment!

Folklore depth: Experience painting Tibetan characteristic thangka, Qilian grassland nomadic culture, go deep into the local area, and combine the beauty and culture deeply.

Detailed road book

D1 Xining All Day Gathering Day

Today, my friends are heading to Xining, the “Oriental Gateway to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau”. Those who arrive early can go to the People’s Park, Qinghai Provincial Museum, Dongguan Mosque, and Taer Monastery.

The gluttonous state is turned on at night, and snacks are concentrated in Mojia Street, Shuijing Alley, and Koufu Street. You can taste specialties such as stuffed skins, fried jelly, yogurt, fried cakes, noodles, noodles, mutton skewers and so on.

D2 Xining-Qinghai Lake (210km, about 3.5h by car)-Chaka Town (150km, about 2.5h by car)

Depart after breakfast and arrive at China’s largest inland lake in the afternoon Qinghai Lake , To avoid overcrowded scenic areas, choose to visit places with few people and beautiful scenery.

The endless blue waters of Qinghai Lake and the leisurely birds and beasts constitute a peaceful and harmonious picture. During the flower season from June to August, the periphery of Qinghai Lake is scattered with golden bright yellow Qinghai Lake Rapeseed Flower Don’t add a bit of vividness to this lake view, take pictures here as much as you like, and then come in groups Cycling around the lake .

Then go to study Hand drawn thangka , Thangka is a unique painting art form in Tibetan culture. It uses hand-grinded mineral pigments to imitate Tibetan Thangka. The beautiful lines and strong colors seem to tell the vicissitudes of Tibetan history…

D3 Caka Salt Lake-Emerald Lake (410km, about 5 hours by car)-Dachaidan (12km, about 0.5h by car)

Wake up this morning and set off for Chaka Salt Lake, which is known as the mirror of China’s sky. The reflection of the sky on the clean and white lake makes it difficult to distinguish between reality and illusion. The beauty is suffocating.

After lunch, we set off to the next stop Emerald Lake. This is one of the most popular destinations for internet celebrities this year. It is also the filming location for the movie “Send You A Little Red Flower”. The emerald-like lake reflects the blue sky, white clouds and snow-capped peaks. It’s like being in a fairyland.

D4

Dachaidan-(260km, about 3h by car)-Dongtai Jinel Lake-Qaidam Basin-(360km, about 4.5h by car) Oil Town-Dunhuang (120km, about 2.5h by car)

Let’s set off today for today’s highlight. The Jinel Lake in Dongtai, which has made countless people marvel at nature, is derived from the blue water of the snow-capped mountains of the Kunlun Mountains. The water is pure and innocent, and it draws a wonderful picture in the Qaidam Basin. Blue and white world. Under the sunlight, Dongtai Jinel Lake is like the blue eyes of the Qaidam Basin, stunning the lonely world.

Then head north to Dunhuang, passing by Aksai Petroleum Town on the way. This is the filming location of the movie “Nine-story Demon Tower” adapted from Ghost Blowing Lantern. The buildings in the wilderness are already devastated, which reminds people of the ghosts in the movie. A scene where monsters and humans are at war.

D5 Dunhuang-Mogao Grottoes (20km, about 25 minutes by car)-Mingsha Mountain Crescent Spring (7km, about 10 minutes by car)-Desert Star Camp (7km, about 10 minutes by car)

After breakfast, we will head to the world-class cultural treasure house on the Silk Road, Mogao Grottoes, known as the “Treasure House of Oriental Art”.

Go to Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring in a timely manner. The fine sand, golden light, and a bay of spring water in the desert is like a bright moon. Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring are the miracles of the vast desert.

Camping in the desert starry sky at night, friends can also experience off-road motorcycle desert surfing here, hold super high desert party, light a campfire outdoors in the desert, and sing KTV. At night, with the sky full of stars, I gradually fall asleep in the desert…

D6 Dunhuang-(130km, about 1.5h) The Son of the Earth-(170km, about 3.5h) Jiayuguan (381km, about 4.5h by car)-Linze/Zhangye Colorful Danxia

After breakfast, drive to Jiayuguan. When passing through Guazhou, the friends will visit the Son of the Earth and Unbounded Modern Art Exhibition made by modern art masters, and feel the perfect combination of modern art and the vast Gobi.

In the afternoon, we arrived at Jiayuguan Guancheng. From outside the Guancheng, the majestic Guancheng and Wengcheng stood in the setting sun, majestic. The big bluestone hundreds of years ago still bears the weight of history silently here. Outside Jiayuguan, is the stretch of Qilian Mountains. Snow can be seen on the top of the mountains in the distance. The brilliant clouds in the sky set off the Jiayuguan city even more magnificently.

D7 Zhangye Colorful Danxia-(180km, about 2.5h) Private Ranch-(90km, about 1.5h) Qilian County

After breakfast, drive to Qicai Danxia, ​​one of the “Seven Most Beautiful Danxia Landforms in China”. This is the only composite area of ​​Danxia landform and colorful hilly landscape in China, and it was named one of the seven most beautiful Danxia landforms in China by “Chinese National Geographic” magazine.

In the afternoon, I rushed to the Qilian Mountains, and soon you will see beautiful green mountains, cows and sheep, rape blossoms in full bloom (flowering period is from the end of June to the end of July), passing by the ancient city of Ebao halfway, you can stop and take pictures.

When you come to the Qilian Prairie, how can you not get in close contact with the local herders? My friends come to a private ranch to experience the cultural customs of the Tibetan herders, wearing traditional ethnic costumes to take pictures, riding horses on the grassland, and archery.

After having fun, taste the Qinghai soil hot pot + butter milk tea, tsampa, yogurt, glutinous rice and other 8 ethnic snacks, and enjoy the wine and have fun!

D8 Qilian County-Zhuoer Mountain (170km, 2.5h)-Menyuan Flower Sea (180km, about 3.5 hours by car)-Xining Railway Station disbanded

After breakfast, go to Zhuoer Mountain, known as the “Little Switzerland of the Orient”. Zhuoer Mountain is close to the Babao River and across the river from Niuxin Mountain, the Shenshan Mountain in Tibet. The left and right sides are the Ladong Gorge and Baiyanggou Scenic Areas, on the back. It is the rolling Qilian Mountains. In summer, there is a large sea of ​​rapeseed flowers, with red danxia dotted among the mountains, and you can also see the Ami Dongsuo Snow Mountain from a distance.

Then arrive at the Menyuan Flower Sea (the flowering period is expected to be from the end of June to the end of July). In the distance stands the majestic Qilian Mountains. On the top of the mountains, the Shika Snow Mountain (also known as Lenglongling) is covered with snow, and the sea of ​​rapeseed flowers presents a magnificent natural picture between Qilian Mountains and Daban Mountains.

After that, we will return to Xining all the way, passing the Daban Mountain Observation Deck, which is one of the best viewing places to overlook the Qilian Mountains. Passing by the Heiquan Reservoir, the Qilian Snow Mountain and the green mountains and green valleys on both sides of the bank are reflected in the distance.

Arrived in Xining City at about 19:00, first sent to the train station, then to the airport, this event ended successfully, looking forward to your next trip!

Tips:

It is recommended to schedule a train after 21 o’clock, or a return flight after 22 o’clock.

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Africa is a magical continent. There are some peculiar scenery here, among which the most worth mentioning is the African desert. Today, the editor will introduce to you the Namib Desert, the oldest desert in Africa. This desert has a unique landscape. Looking at the photos of the Namib Desert is simply a visual feast.

If you come to Namibia, you will find that there are beautiful scenery everywhere, you can feast your eyes. Let’s explore the wonderful Africa with the editor today and experience the magic and beauty of Africa’s Namibia. The Namib Desert is one of the most worthwhile deserts in Africa. The unique landscape here has attracted many tourists and videographers from all over the world.

The shape of the Namib Desert is very beautiful. The sand dunes in the desert are semi-circular, like crescent moons. At first glance, they are full of beautiful scenery. Take pictures with you. They are all beautiful pictures. The beauty of Namibia can only be felt when you go there. The beauty is amazing, and the beauty makes people forget where they are.

The most noteworthy thing about the Namib Desert is its red desert. If you get up early, then I recommend you to welcome the morning sun on the red desert. When the sun rises, the sky is red and the desert is red. The upper and lower reds are connected together, which is extremely magnificent. It’s hard to describe it in words. After the sun came out, under the sunlight, the color of the red desert became more vivid, no matter from which angle it was viewed, it was extremely beautiful.

Coming to the red desert of Namibia, if you don’t take a few photos, you are really sorry for this trip. By the way, the red desert of Namibia is related to its rich iron elements. The unique red desert of Namibia attracts many tourists to come for sightseeing experience, and come back with satisfaction.

There is another place worth visiting in the Namib Desert, which is the “Death Valley”. There are many dry and dead trees in it. Even though these trees have been dead for hundreds of years, they still stand there, with their branches straight. It is proclaiming its undefeated spirit. This kind of spirit is worthy of our study, never give up in the face of setbacks, and still maintain our strength of character. Of course, in addition to dead trees, there are also green trees in the Namib Desert. Although there are not many, they are also exciting. The scenery of Namibia can only be truly felt when you see it yourself.

The scenery of Namibia is amazing, its beauty is amazing, and its spirit is worth learning. If you have the opportunity, you must visit Namibia to see this scenery that is different from our country’s desert.

“Take long distance water” – survive where there is no water

Every day 11-year-old Nya has to walk barefoot to get some standing water from a shallow lake a half-day walk from her home. Go then go, go and go. Almost all day walking. I have been walking like that for 7 months a year.

But even if she walked this far, the amount of water Nya took back was not much. It was also very hard to get water. Nya had to dig a small hole in the shallow bed of the lake, pick up each handful of soil so that the little remaining water would flow and that hole. I have to wait a long time to scoop a bucket of water into the can. But the water is cool, leaving the water to settle for a long time still does not get rid of the dirt.

The book Taking Long Distance is based on the true story of Salve Dut. Photo: Pham Thuy.

Salva was only 11 years old when she had to flee the war and lost her family. From Sudan, I joined a group of refugees heading east, back to Ethiopia. On the way, they experienced many dangers, from lions to catch people, to groups of robbers along the way.

But there is nothing more terrible than not having water. They crossed the hot desert with little water in hand. A lot of people did not make it out of the desert. The remainder of those who reach a refugee camp in Ethiopia cannot stay there forever as the refugee camp will be closed. Salva is one of the rare children raised in a refugee camp and adopted by an American family.

Take long distance water is a book written on the true story of Salva Dut, one of hundreds of children lost in the Second Sudanese Civil War that broke out in 1983. After 15 years of living in America, Salva returned to her homeland and began drilling wells throughout the villages bringing water back to the people, for kids like Nya who no longer have to walk long distances to get water.

“The boy reap the wind” – survives where there is no electricity

In 2000, there was no electricity in the place where William Kamkwamba lived. It’s a tiny African country called Malawi, where electricity is not easily accessible because the price is too expensive and difficult to get in.

Because there is no electricity, the daily activities must be done early and they go to bed at 7pm. In the dark, William could not study, could not read, even went to the toilet and could not see anything.

William Kamkwamba’s book The Boy Windbreaker documents the electric journey back to the village. Photo: Thien Ai.

But refusing to accept fate, William fumbles himself to generate electricity … a homemade windmill. This mill was made from discarded materials in a junkyard near William’s house. Those were broken plastic pipes, discarded sheet metal, battery out of battery, and most importantly, his father’s old bicycle.

William’s dream is not merely to create a windmill, but to further bring electricity to his villagers and change his country.

Book The boy reaped the wind He has recorded his journey from a naive young William just playing to becoming a TED speaker telling his story to many people, graduating from Dartmouth College and returning to build his homeland.

“Little homeland” – survived in a violent war

Born and raised in Burundi, a small country in Central Africa, Gaby thought he would have a peaceful childhood, just going to bathe in the river and steal mango all day. But where Gaby lived, the two main ethnic groups, the Hutu and the Tutsi, had a great deal of hatred.

Hutu people make up the majority of this land, although their bodies are small, they have a very large nose. The Tutsi, on the other hand, was tall, thin with a delicate nose. And war broke out between the Hutu and the Tutsi, they fought because their noses were not the same.

The Little Homeland book reveals the curtain of genocide in Africa. Photo: Young Publishing House.

That was the beginning of the horrific genocide that took place in Burundi and neighboring Rwanda, which took place 100 days in 1994. Gaby was built on the author Gaël Faye himself, who witnessed the violent war. then he was forced to leave his homeland.

The genocide in 1994 was a bloody event in Africa that no one wanted to talk about in the world. And to break the fog that envelops that truth, in 2013, Gaël Faye returned home, composing music and writing books about the event.

Book Small homeland He won the 2016 Teen Goncourt Award, which is translated into 36 languages ​​and shows the world the best of what happened to the children of Africa.