You ianxia and her long eyelashes. For any woman around the world, having long and thick eyelashes is something we all want. Therefore, many people have not hesitated to spend a large amount of money to invest in expensive mascaras to get the desired long and thick eyelashes. However, for You Jianxia, ​​these things need not be wished for. Coming from China, You Jianxia has broken the world record when owning the world’s longest eyelashes. They are so long that she can braid a needle-thin braid that looks quite interesting on her face. A video has been shared on Guinness World Records, where You Jianxia is seen showing off her really amazing looking eyelashes. Immediately the video of You Jianxia’s world’s longest eyelashes went viral on social media. Many netizens were quite surprised by this. Someone even commented: “Imagine how someone is pulling these eyelashes, another person wishes she could braid them”… Up to this point, You Jianxia’s eyelashes are 8.0 inches (more than 20cm). She broke her own record previously achieved since 2016. You Jianxia even went to the doctor to check what was causing this. She said: ‘I kept thinking about why I had such long eyelashes, then I remembered that I spent over 480 days in the mountains, many years ago. Besides, You Jianxia also shared that this must be a “gift from the Buddha” given to her. This brought You Jianxia a lot of fun and that’s all, nothing else.

On May 18, he decided to stand out and cook about 400 servings of rice, giving it to people in need in the area. Because it was a spontaneous action, he announced on his personal page, asked his relatives to notify the worker’s accommodation so that everyone could know. Mr. Nguyen Van Tu (gray shirt) carried out the activity of cooking rice and giving gifts to workers in the blockade area. “I used to run a restaurant business, so the utensils or the kitchen were available. However, the money for the materials was all paid for by me,” Tu told Zing. Hearing about the meaningful activity, some neighbors, friends and relatives also came to help the owner of the restaurant. From 5am, people started to prepare a large amount of vegetables, meat and fish and then cook to deliver rice at around 10am. Unexpectedly, 400 meals prepared by Mr. Tu and everyone were quickly distributed on the first day. Even, because he was a bit “overwhelmed”, he planned to take a break on May 19, waiting for the next day to continue, when many calls and messages asking for help returned, making him unable to bear it. “Many workers are very guilty. They are people from other provinces to work, do not have relatives here. The urgent blockade has put many people in difficult situations, some people say that the past few days have been full of instant noodles except for meals. “. Also after the first meal, some benefactors knew about the activity, so they donated some money and materials to help Mr. Tu. The dishes are divided into boxes with hot rice and distributed to everyone. On the second day of the activity, his group cooked a record of 850 servings, divided into 2 meals, 600 in the morning, 250 in the afternoon. Everyone cooked whatever they wanted, braised meat, fried vegetables, fried beans, fish sauce… about 20 The dishes are neatly arranged, full on the table waiting to be divided with rice. Because the locality is implementing social distancing, Tu also recommends that people limit concentration and arrange for a time slot to distribute meals for each area. He also asked the representatives of the innkeepers to come pick up meals and distribute them to the workers. “Sometimes when the rice ran out, but there were still people texting asking for food, I took the rest of the noodles from the restaurant for everyone, hoping to help them through the meal.” Unable to do business since the implementation of social distancing, Mr. Tu’s source of income has also been greatly affected. Therefore, even though he has a heart, he is afraid that he will not be able to continue the rice donation activity for too long. He plans to maintain it for the next few days, prioritizing those who have not been received in the past 2 days and then counting. “Being able to help people, even if I’m hungry for 1 or 2 days, I’m very happy. Most of the people and workers here are still struggling, not many people have savings to manage in such a situation. Hopefully, the epidemic will soon be pushed back so that everyone can return to their old rhythms,” he expressed.