The apartments here all have the same characteristics as old design, unreasonable use, lack of light… 5 years ago, Dieu Linh and her husband were lucky to buy an apartment at a cheap price. The first day I went to see the house, as soon as I walked in, I decided to buy it right away. Because this place is close to the office where she works, it has a cool space, different from the collective apartments she has come to see. Linh broke through the rooms, made large glass doors, and tiled Japanese-style wooden floors. The place to read books, drink tea is quite chill. At this time, in her mind, the renovation and redesign of the corners of the apartment appeared in her mind. At the time of home repair, Linh stayed at home while repairing the house while taking care of her children. Because she studied design, she had to directly design and supervise to feel secure. When she received the house, she smashed all the inner walls, changed the function of the room, broke the tiger’s cage, changed the bedroom into a large light-filled kitchen. The old bedroom was converted into a sunlit kitchen. As a result, she has three rooms flooded with light. In which, a room overlooking the garden of the neighbor on the first floor has a tigon set that touches the green eye. Two rooms with a view to the back yard of the office are quite quiet, with a row of fragrant jade orchids. She confided, the more she lived, the more she loved this house. Right in the middle of the noisy street, but entering the house is like a different world, quiet and relaxed. The terrace overlooking the balcony is planted with trees and flowers. Currently, despite many regrets, she has sold that apartment and moved to a luxury apartment complex on the outskirts of the city. Sharing about the reason for deciding to leave her favorite place, she said: “My first son has grown up, he needs a bigger space to develop physically and learn. Therefore, I bought an apartment in a new urban area, which has a large campus, landscape, swimming pool and many facilities… The old apartment has been broken up but is always a good memory for me and my family.” Small yard planted with green trees. Linh’s favorite corner, while working, reading books or chatting with her husband and children. The dining area, a brown wooden table with 4 black painted iron chairs make a difference for the apartment. Doors, doors to the room are installed with sliding doors, helping to save space. For Linh, home is not only a place to return to, but also a peaceful space for family members. The apartment is full of memories. Although she has moved, Linh still gives the apartment a lot of nostalgia. The bathroom combines cleaning, laundry and neatly arranged.

Ancient city of Hanoi. In the early years of the 20th century, the Indochine architectural style was born. This style is a cross between French culture and local culture. If one has the opportunity to step into the old houses in the old quarter, it is not difficult to recognize this architectural feature in some corners. Currently, the Indochinese style is still in vogue but with more modern and fresh colors. A family has lived in the group of Hang Voi street (Hoan Kiem, Hanoi) for many years. From living habits, the rhythm of life is very familiar and do not want to move to another area. They want a new apartment in style and comfort. In particular, showing the “range” of the owner but still keeping the old features of the house. Before this request, architect Huy Do and design team A8 advised the family to renovate the apartment in Indochinese style. After a period of research and design, the old apartment building has had a spectacular makeover. Huy Do shared, when applying this style, the design team tries to refine the most quintessential features, ensuring full functionality but still maintaining a delicate aesthetic. Interior materials are mainly industrial wood mixed with natural wood. The living room, reception hall are tiled with cement tiles, the bedroom and kitchen use wooden floors. The living room and the worship room are two separate spaces, separated by a bamboo curtain but still connected. The architects used ancient patterned cement tiles, with sofa sets, TV cabinets from wood and lattice rattan, bearing Vietnamese imprints. Paintings of Indochinese girls, period paintings, tropical floral motifs, arched doors… are typical of this design style. The wooden floor matches the interior and the door. Dining table set for 6 people, bird cage chandeliers create accents for the dining area. The architects take advantage of the open space design, making the apartment more airy. From the dining table looking straight to the door and living room, observing every corner of the house. Kitchen cabinets, island table with white stone and fish scale blue stone. There are large windows to catch the sun and circulate air for the whole apartment. Cozy bedroom, the wood paneling on the headboard is cut by CNC machine. The rounded lines continue to work, helping homeowners feel comfortable when resting and bringing vitality. In the room, there is a neoclassical bathtub, a gilded shower. Baby bedroom, just ensuring to keep the style of the house but no less cute and comfortable. Small bathroom, using a yang washbasin, placed on a circular stone slab.

Students remove their belongings from the dormitory to requisition as a concentrated isolation area. On May 31, the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City sent a document to the National University of Ho Chi Minh City and universities and colleges in the area, requesting support and approval for the requisition of facilities. dormitories of schools to serve as concentrated isolation areas. 7 dormitories include: National University dormitory, Ho Chi Minh City National University planning area; dormitory of Ho Chi Minh City University of Education, No. 3518 Lac Long Quan, District 11; dormitory of Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education, No. 484 Le Van Viet, Tang Nhon Phu A ward, Thu Duc city; dormitory of Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry, Quarter 6, Linh Trung Ward, Thu Duc City; dormitory of the Institute of Post and Telecommunications Technology, No. 97 Man Thien, Hiep Phu Ward, Thu Duc City; dormitory of Ho Chi Minh City College of Industry and Trade, No. 20 Tang Nhon Phu, Phuoc Long B Ward, Thu Duc City and dormitory of Thu Duc College of Technology, No. 53 Vo Van Ngan, Linh Chieu Ward Thu Duc city. Previously, the Dormitory Management Center of the National University of Ho Chi Minh City issued a notice, asking all boarding students to leave the dormitory before 5:00 p.m. on June 1, 2021 to requisition into a new dormitory. centralized isolation. According to the Dormitory Management Center of Vietnam National University in Ho Chi Minh City, there are nearly 35,700 students from many boarding universities here. However, recently, due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, schools held online teaching, so many students returned home according to the dormitory’s recommendation. Step 1: Visit https://www.bluezone.gov.vn or download directly at App Store or CH Play. Step 2: Once downloaded, the application will ask for permission to use Bluetooth to record contact with other Bluezone installed users. If Bluetooth is not open, drag the status bar and turn on Bluetooth; or go to Settings, select Bluetooth and turn it on. Step 3: Once the installation is done, click Scan Around. If someone near you less than 2m has used Bluezone, the application will automatically identify these users and put them in the contact list.

Representatives of leaders of the Department of Information and Communications and ATALINK Technology Joint Stock Company signed a cooperation agreement to deploy a software system to assess the risk of COVID-19 infection in real time. The software system running online at the domain name thainguyen.atalink.com will support the control of the current status of COVID-19 prevention and control, contributing to shortening 95% of the time to deploy and synthesize reports from businesses ( businesses and governments update online reports daily). Thereby, quickly identifying and zoning businesses with high risk of infection. All data updated on the software will be secured according to ISO/IEC 27001:2013 standard. According to the cooperation agreement between ATALINK Technology Joint Stock Company and Thai Nguyen province, ATALINK will provide free support for about 6,000 businesses in the province to deploy the software system for a period of 3 years from May 23, 2021 to May 23, 2021. May 23, 2024. In addition, ATALINK will consult and coordinate to deploy technologies and solutions suitable for businesses in the province during the implementation process. Speaking at the reception, Mr. Do Xuan Hoa, Director of the Department of Information and Communications, suggested that ATALINK Technology Joint Stock Company continue to improve the software to match the current state of data of businesses in the province. . At the same time, the Department will advise the Provincial People’s Committee and the Thai Nguyen Provincial Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control to direct the application of the software in the area.

As a major parts manufacturing company for industrial machinery, SMC China resumed operations in early February 2020, while the epidemic swept through China. But within a month, production activity here returned to pre-epidemic levels. After 3 months, SMC has 0 infections among nearly 7,000 employees, according to Think China . SMC China General Manager Ma Qinghai said that when the virus spread at the end of January 2020, many companies in China switched to producing ventilators and masks. This led to a sharp increase in orders received by SMC China. Therefore, the return to the operation of the company is paramount. The core strategy of SMC China is to keep the defense and not allow the virus to have a chance to stay. “Our employees know each other face to face and are familiar with the factory environment. As long as we secure the entry point, there will be no cross-contamination. The key lies here,” Ma said. Check employee health via mobile phone SMC China is a balance model between the need to prevent the epidemic and the need to return to work. Before returning to work, the company created a mobile app and asked employees to report their temperature and health condition every two days during their time off. This ensures workers stay healthy when they return to the factory from locations across China. Workers at the TCL air conditioning plant in Jiujang city are required to bring their own towels to dry their hands after soaping, according to an online notice. Photo: Getty. According to Mr. Ma, when he first returned to work, the goal was to ensure that there was no infection in the dormitory. To do this, the company arranges for all workers returning to Beijing to be isolated for 14 days before entering the dormitory. Each dormitory room is only occupied by 2-3 people to reduce the possibility of cross-infection. The production department must daily submit detailed records of temperature checks, workplace disinfection, mask distribution, and cafeteria meal times. The minutes also include information of each person in charge of each content in the anti-epidemic work. More than 3 months after returning to operation from February 3, 2020, SMC China has been able to supply products to many supply chains that produce anti-epidemic supplies, such as mask production machines for more than 500 companies and core components for dozens of ventilator factories. Stricter than authorities regulations Chinese authorities set strict regulations for companies that return to work, such as having to open office windows three times a day, 30 minutes each time In the capital Beijing, companies are required to stop fingerprinting and prohibiting employees from sitting across from each other during lunch. According to the Washington Post , some companies set anti-epidemic measures stricter than the regulations of the authorities. One of these companies is iPhone assembly plant Foxconn Technology Group – China’s largest private employer with more than 1 million employees. At Foxconn’s iPhone manufacturing complex in Zhengzhou, Henan province, workers are grouped into groups of 20 and have to live together day and night, according to a Zhengzhou government notice. Part of the manual instructing workers how to cover their mouths when sneezing to prevent the virus from spreading at the Foxconn factory in Zhengzhou. Photo: Foxconn. “This group of workers work, move, live, and eat together to ensure each person’s path can be traced,” the statement read. Reply Washington Post , a 36-year-old worker at Foxconn said that every morning, each worker is given a mask and has their temperature checked. At lunch, they ate at the high partition canteen. “There are partitions on the table so we can’t see or talk to each other,” the worker said. Seats at the Foxconn cafeteria are affixed with a QR code for workers to scan before eating. This helps the company understand who eats where and when, the company said in a statement. At the dormitory, workers must leave their coats and bags at a designated place for disinfection. Foxconn even installed infrared cameras to check the temperature of employees as they pass by. In a statement, Foxconn said it was following “all medical and hygiene recommendations… including the use of nucleic acid testing and chest X-rays where necessary.” The company said that by the beginning of April 2020, it had produced 10 million medical masks, of which the goal was to produce 2 million pieces per day for internal use. Helping employees overcome fear According to the Think China , the strict measures at Chinese factories encountered no obstacles because the company proactively reported information and the workers’ own virus fears. “The initial problem was to help workers overcome psychological fear. The rigorous and comprehensive measure makes them feel safer… Everyone knows such strict regulations are put in place to ensure their own health,” said Hiroyuki Hamada, President and CEO of Renesas Semiconductor, said. Renesas Semiconductor is a semiconductor company with a factory in Beijing. Renesas Semiconductor’s factory has about 600 workers, of which more than 90% live in company dormitories. Before the company resumed operations on February 10, 2020, more than half of the workers were on vacation in their hometown and were picked up by the company to Beijing. Those returning by public transport must live 14 days in a segregated dormitory. Workers have lunch at Renesas Semiconductor. Photo: Think China. Tables at the Renesas Semiconductor canteen are also numbered. Workers must record the number of tables and meal times for tracking purposes. “With these measures, we were able to maintain zero cases for the past few months. Up to now, 90% of the preventive measures are still in place, ”Mr. Hamada replied Think China in May 2020. Thanks to the above epidemic prevention measures, China’s huge economic engine can be safely restarted. According to data from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, as of April 21, 2020, industrial enterprises that generate at least 20 million yuan in revenue have achieved an operating ratio of 99.1 % and the rate of workers returning to the factory is 95.1%.

Kim Lien dormitory area (Dong Da, Hanoi) is one of the oldest and oldest dormitories in the capital. Here, dozens of houses have old trees growing through the house, quite unique and fancy. This unique and unique architecture probably exists only here with about a dozen houses with trees growing on the premises. People here have long lived with this image, many families have customized the old trees located on the premises of the house into a place to hang furniture and decorate for living. The big, rough trunks of 2-3 people hug, the canopy spreads like giant umbrellas to protect the houses here. Restaurants and shops take advantage of trees to become an ideal place to do business. Many houses have fenced around the tree, turning the old trees into a familiar “member” of the family. However, when the rainy season comes, the households are afraid of the big tree branches falling down, cracking the wall and damaging the house. On hot sunny days, these green trees are like giant umbrellas creating shade, helping to cool down the old dormitory houses here. When repairing and renovating these houses, people have “depended” on the position of the mother-of-pearl tree, designing the corrugated iron roof to make room for the tree to grow and create shade for the house.

Sleep capsule hotel is located in the Sheung Wan neighborhood of Hong Kong, China. Photo: Stairs going up to the hotel. It seems a bit like looking for a secret passage. When you see sleep related messages, you are about to see this hotel. One of the best things about the hotel is that there is no reception or keys. You just need to move your hand outside the door. A QR code is sent to you on the day of check-in. Simply scan the QR code on the scanner below to open the hotel door. 11 o’clock at night. Everyone in the hotel is sleeping. The screen at the entrance displays a message welcoming guests to the hotel and offers some useful information. Guest shoes are on a bench under the door. The hotel has an area of ​​34m2, according to Lifestyle Asia. The light on the bed flickered when the guest checked in, but I didn’t detect it because the bed was in a row not visible from the entrance. My cabinet code is stuck. A dear friend helped me unlock it – she also had trouble entering the passcode. The locker holds a cup of water, a towel, enough space for a small suitcase, and places to hang clothes. But neither me nor my friend could fit the suitcase because it was too narrow. A large self-sliding door separates the public bathroom from the sleeping area. But every time it opens and closes, the noise squeaks. When you turn on the faucet to brush your teeth, you also need to be aware. After brushing my teeth, I go to bed. I put my Kindle, phone, laptop, and water bottle in my bed. The magnetic induction curtain closes. Each bedroom is covered with rounded wood panels, with lights and charging ports. I grabbed my laptop intending to send out a bedtime email, but as soon as I started typing, I knew I couldn’t work because I would wake other guests. I could hear everything in the hotel, water running from the faucet, someone sifting through lockers and opening and closing the bathroom. The Sleep Hotel provides headphones, reading lights and a sleeping mask. It feels more like a hostel than a hotel. The big benefit of staying in a hostel (aside from being inexpensive) is that you can easily meet other travelers. There is a pamphlet next to the bed with all the information about the hotel. I’m not ready to sleep yet. But there’s nothing to do. I was really excited because at least in the morning the shower was still hot. I feel terrible. The other guests also tried their best to be as quiet as possible.

The idea that after successfully debuting from the 2021 Joint Creation program, 11 boys will be given a lot of good resources and good living conditions from the company. But no, in the latest vlog, INTO1 had a lottery to divide the dorm room, and the results were: House A includes 1 double room and 4 single rooms: – Double room: Luu Vu and Chau Kha Vu – Single room: Santa, Rikimaru, Nine, AK Luu Chuong • House B includes 5 single rooms: Mika, Lam Mac, Ba Vien, Truong Gia Nguyen, Patrick. The results of this room division made fans quite satisfied. However, after the bedroom scenes were shown, netizens “passed out” and became angry. INTO1’s dorm has two mysterious flavors, two dark and dark parts, two parts for horror when you turn on the flash, two parts for use through the air – super thick screen TV with curtains, windows, two parts The silk alum of the royal aura is very suitable for horror movies. Double room of Luu Vu and Chau Kha Vu: the room is considered to be quite beautiful, has a private bath, separate clothes room Santa Room: the room is good, but the yellow one is said to be like a wedding chair in Vietnam Rikimaru room: locker like 80-90s Room Nine: in the basement, as gloomy as in a horror movie AK Room Luu Chuong: Pretty nice, with curtains more luxurious than other rooms Mika room: the most alkaline room of all, the length of the bed is probably quite short compared to Mika’s 1m76 The Mika room also gets a bonus with an ancient television Patrick’s room: bold of the boy’s native Thailand Room Lam Mac: brightest room, but “get that,” this room does not have a private bathroom. Ba Vien Room: In the ancient style, quite suitable for you Truong Gia Nguyen: Looks pretty good Comparing this year’s dormitory with the group of seniors from previous years will also see a big difference. However, there is also information saying that the whole group will manually redecorate the room. Hopefully, after the members redesign the room again, it will make it less alum.

The rooms in the INTO1 dormitory look at a glance both small, old, and lack of light, so they look dark and rather gloomy. The fans “followed” INTO1 to visit the room, but thought they could not go to see the ghost movie recording location, or the place to play games to escape from the secret. Ba Vien’s room had a pair of puzzling “archery” chairs … The plastic table and plastic chair in Santa’s room are also full of mysteries … Patrick’s room was decorated with “alum” and “cheesy” too much … Lam Mac’s room looks pretty at first glance, but it’s under … basement. Some rooms look better than others like Truong Gia Nguyen’s private room because there is an internal toilet and a locker, but some rooms lack furniture and don’t have a private bathroom. Most of the rooms have cramped space, lack of light, creating a feeling of pressing and stuffiness. Some rooms have very confusing furniture such as Santa’s plastic study desk, Mika’s room has a television that must be older than Mika’s age, a pair of “archery” chairs in the Ba Vien room … There are rooms Looks pretty but in the basement, it’s Lam Mac’s room. Minimalistic Mika room? And those “excellent” plastic sandals. I haven’t seen this type of television for a long time, I thought it was an antique! Mika, are you smiling or crying? Oh … “King” Mika, stay strong! INTO1’s dorm room quality is becoming a topic of discussion because it is too bad, especially compared to groups formed from the seasons. Creative Businessman before. While Rocket Girls 101, 1RISE, BonBon Girls 303 have “lemongrass” dormitory, luxurious furniture, bright, airy space, INTO1’s dormitory is dark. During the day of training, going to work according to the schedule was tired and going back to the dormitory like this would be even more tired … Rocket Girls 101 dorm room like the palace queen and princess. 1RISE lives in a place like a young master, with a wealth of wealth. BonBon Girls 303’s dorm is also bright, “lemongrass”. After the shock of shock, the fans regained their “energy” to get angry and responded to Wajijiwa (currently in charge of INTO1). In the opinion of fans, INTO1 members deserve a better place to live, especially when they have contributed significantly to the success of Creative Businessman 2021 . INTO1 why are you being treated like that, Wajijiwa?

Na Phac Church Stepping out of the car, appearing in front of us was the “rising” church in the middle of the mountains, built according to the spacious, clean and beautiful Western architecture. Sharing with Tien Phong, Father Joseph Nguyen Van Tinh, curator of Na Phac Cathedral said, in 1979, the border war event occurred. When the war broke out, people went to Na Phap to avoid bullets and bombs. After the war ended, some people returned to Cao Bang, leaving 25 families and took the name of the land of Na Phac (meaning pumpkin field – because there are many pumpkins) to name their teachers. Most of the lay people are Mong and Dao, so the Mass is celebrated in two languages: Kinh and Mong. According to Father Joseph, the whole Bac Kan province now has more than 1,200 parishioners, mainly ethnic minorities, the largest being Mong. Someone is 180 km from the church. That is why on Sunday, this priest has to travel 170km to celebrate Mass. The missionary prospects here are enormous, added Father Joseph. There are about 300 families still wanting to join the religion. Meals of parents and students staying at Na Phac church. Photo: NT In addition to missionary purposes, we join hands with society to bring the children to school. “At first, we traveled a hundred kilometers, we had to leave every household to mobilize parents to send their children to school. However, due to many families facing difficult circumstances, the distance from the school is nearly 100km, all dirt roads and hilly roads, so few children participate. Having mobilized the children, we have to ask for vegetables, rice, food … to feed them, ”said Father Joseph. Father Joseph shared that in the past, this land had only a makeshift house made of laminated wooden slats, covered with palm leaves. Although it is a temporary house, it has 2 functions, both a place for parishioners to pray and a place for children to stay in study. After a period of time, our work has been effective, many helping organizations have so far built a spacious and beautiful cathedral to celebrate Mass and also a “dormitory” for the children. the student. Currently, Na Phac Church has hundreds of pupils living there.

Illustration. Her ex is a student friend. They are not really a true couple, just better than usual friends. They are not living in the same dorm, but are staying at their parents’ house, and he is still in the dorm. So the two only met when they were in school, on the lecture hall. He is a smart guy, a bit lazy to learn but learn very quickly. The brother is tall, his voice is warm. She is both smart and diligent in studying. At that time everyone commented, she was a person with an underground charm, especially big eyes, deep eyes. They often talk to each other when they have an interesting professional issue. He often said to her: “You study well, well. I usually get high scores in exams. I will still go far on the path of study and research ”. He added that he studied arbitrarily so it would be difficult to go far … The day he graduated from school, he and I met each other, even though he passed the grade as the valedictorian, he still said that he did not appreciate himself. I hope you, if you are chosen by the school, stay at the school to be a university lecturer …
That day, talking to him, she heard him say but did not pay much attention to the content of the story, but only wished he would have a peaceful life because she was very worried about his overly romantic nature.
The night of goodbye, she and he talked for most of the night in the dorm room. At that time, no one could sleep in the room, because now each of them in the separate heaven was approaching.
After graduating from school, she did not stay in university but went to work. She progressed gradually in both a professional career and a management career and became a leading industry leader in a province. I hear where to go to work today or tomorrow. With strong expertise, intelligent nature but love to move, he likes to do each job, not stable.
With that said, you and I are just a little more than friendship, but somehow I miss you so much. Like now, sitting in the office, she suddenly misses him, thinking: 20 years ago, I have not seen each other, I do not know how he is now …
Remembering the “old man”, each time she felt sorry for her husband. Her husband is the person she admires and admires. You are a famous scientist. He and I met at a conference and then dated and got married. In life, two people are in harmony with everything, talk with each other a little but understand a lot. She also felt that she was a real husband. Her husband is more than that, I must say that he loves his wife. Her family gradually has 2 children, they are both pretty and good at school. Her family can be said to be well-off, her husband does many practical scientific works, so the income is quite high.
Once she told her husband: “Don’t be angry with me, sometimes, I still remember my old boyfriend.” I feel extremely guilty. But I only love my husband ”.
She saw that her husband was silent, so he was a little worried that he would be angry with her. Then the couple went out for coffee the day before, he said: “You are so brave, you can tell what you have been hiding in your heart for a long time. He also sometimes remembers his student girlfriend. Also called her. However, I did not dare to tell you ”.
Her husband added, human affection is indelible, if so, it will become a heartless, emotionless person. However, if you already have a family, you should not go beyond the limit, betray your spouse.
Listening to her husband, she felt relieved. She laughed happily: “It turned out that I was rich in emotions, not emotionless”. She looked at her husband with grateful, admiring eyes.

Health experts say India was caught off guard when the pandemic appeared to be under control this winter – Photo: Reuters On April 22, India recorded 314,835 new Covid-19 infections, the highest number in a day in the world since the outbreak of the pandemic. Days after this information, Canada and Singapore simultaneously decided to stop flights and people entering from the South Asian country. According to Reuters, the Singapore Ministry of Health on April 22 said it would stop accepting admissions – with both short and long-term visas – with a history of moving to India in recent times. Singapore is investigating Covid-19 infections and reinfection cases at a migrant workers’ dormitory and is quarantining more than 1,100 people at the facility. To date, 17 workers here have re-positive for the virus. The Singapore government said the measures to restrict travel with India will help it prevent the risk of infection in migrant labor hostels because there are many people from India. Indian workers at Singapore Changi Airport prepare to board a plane home on June 12, 2002 – Photo: Reuters Also on April 22, Canada announced a ban on direct flights from India and Pakistan for 30 days from 23:30 on the same day to prevent the spread of new Covid-19 variants. Several Canadian provinces have reported cases of new Covid-19 variant from India. Health Canada Minister Patty Hajdu said India currently accounts for 20% of recent air traffic to Canada, but more than 50% of positive tests are detected upon entry. This creates a great risk of infection. Earlier this week, the UK also put India on the “red list”, effective April 23, which banned all flights from the South Asian country, after it recorded 103 cases of infection with a new variant. first discovered in India. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) then advised Americans to “avoid all travel to India”. On Sunday, Hong Kong (China) announced a 14-day ban on passenger flights from India starting April 20. New Zealand also suspended entry for tourists from India earlier this month out of concern about new Covid-19 variants in the billion-pop country. Since the beginning of the pandemic up to now, the total number of Covid infections in India is 15.93 million. The number of deaths recorded on April 22 was 2,104, bringing the total number of deaths from the beginning of the epidemic to 184,657, according to official statistics. India has been caught off guard as the pandemic seems to be under control this winter, health experts say. At that time, the number of new infections a day was only about 10,000 cases and authorities began to relax restrictions, allowing large crowds. According to experts, some new strains of corona virus, especially the double mutation originating from India, are the main cause of the number of new infections in the country soaring.

I see trees of green Red roses too I see them bloom For me and you And I think to myself What a wonderful world … When he woke up, Quang Sang (24 years old) reached for his phone and played a song. The melodious tune filled the apartment he rented for about 3 months. Lightly open the windows so that the wind can flow into the house. In the morning, you can hear the sound of traffic down the road, the nearby toad market or the kids in the house calling each other to go to school. Morning calls the sound of old houses is a charm that he cannot refuse. The boy ‘falls in love’ with the beauty of old houses Located on the 5th floor, Sang rented this dormitory for 5 million VND. He cleaned and decorated himself to create a living space according to his liking. To save money, Morning picks up old things wherever he can find from sofas, pictures or statues … “I quite like the repair and redecoration of the house. Maybe that’s why I think of something every day to do, ”said Sang, smiling. Not only living in a dormitory, he also rented two other apartments to trade in drinks in Hanoi. 9:30 am am present at my small coffee shop with Chau. Three years ago, with 1 million dong in hand, the two decided to borrow more money to open their own coffee shop. He was only 21 years old. Located on the 3rd floor of a dormitory, Sang’s shop doesn’t even have billboards. “The first days when I finished paying the rent, I got out of my pocket. Tables and chairs, decorations … are all begging. Occasionally, Chau and I would go to the street, even in the garbage dump, and bring good things to the shop ”, Sang recalled a difficult time before and recounted. With such old homes, getting them repaired before going into business usually takes a lot of time and money. But with Morning, to keep the breath of the houses, he chose not to interfere too much in that space. The only thing that Sang did when he arrived was to repair the electricity and water lines or widen a few windows to make the space more open. With Sang, the most difficult thing is how to keep a quiet space for the whole area. Understand that spirit, visitors to the shop always “go lightly, speak softly”. The bar space becomes a place to relax and enjoy the peace. So every day, in the morning, I will go to one of the two drinks to work and then return to my small room at the end of the day. “I have my own things in the noisy city, my heart is as quiet as the old house, that’s enough for me,” said Sang. Business in dormitory So far, business in the dormitory is no stranger. People have become accustomed to shops like Sang’s: without signs, hidden in old rooms. In 2012, Ms. Le Thuy Hanh (1992) had her first fashion store. All of them are clothes she designed and sewed and embroidered by herself. Hanh rented an old house and then renovated it to create a business space. Part of the wall is beaten most to change into a glass door, absorbing much light into the room. To avoid moldy because the house is old, Ms. Hanh fixed both the ceiling and the floor. “The hardest part about running a house with no signboard like this is that it’s hard for customers to find. But fortunately, one person spreads the word, my shop still welcomes new customers every day. Those were really interesting surprises, “shared Ms Hanh. On Sunday, the whole family of Kim Lien (31 years old) was present at the small store. This 80 m2 apartment is rented by her for 7 million VND / month. With the rent not too high and the large floor area, the dormitory becomes the ideal place for Ms. Lien’s small shop. Taking advantage of the light of the hallway, in her spare days, Ms. Lien displays her furniture, then takes pictures for her products. “I can’t stand the noise of vehicles, so doing business in the dormitory is quite suitable for me,” Lien said with a laugh. Due to the epidemic, the number of visitors to the store is not much, Ms. Lien sells mainly online. Having a day off, she let her two daughters out. The children were excitedly playing with her while Mrs. Lien and her husband were eager to clean up the store. During working days all day, she does not forget to bring some food and cook at work. Not far away is the electronics repair shop of Mr. Nguyen Dang Duyen (age 83). Tucked neatly in the basement of an old dormitory, Mr. Nguyen Dang Duyen’s workplace is sprawled with a fan, kettle, television, … After years of fighting in Quang Tri battlefield, veteran Nguyen Dang Duyen returned to his daily life like many other peaceful people. The entrance is only over 1 m wide, and there are no billboards, but one person tells the other, Duyen’s electric appliance repair shop is so crowded every day. He was provided by the government for an apartment of about 20 m2 on the 4th floor. So every day, Mr. Duyen went to the first floor to work, then went back to the house with his wife to eat and take care of the trees. “My work, my life is tied to this building. It was as old as me. We were just like that in the city, ”said Duyen happily. Not only doing business inside the apartment, but the yard is also used as a parking point. Parking in a dormitory is considered a relatively stable business. Because in order to keep the living space quiet, most families register to park the car with the service price of 200,000 VND / month. Life in the dormitory in the heart of the city After 1956, the dormitory model appeared for the first time in Hanoi. Until now, many people still choose this place to live, business … because of the cheap price and peaceful atmosphere that old houses bring in the heart of bustling Hanoi. The close golden walls, the yellow peeling paint, the rusted iron frame confirm the place of the dormitory’s timestamp. This has become a living and bonding place for many generations of families. “Peace and quiet” are two words that Mr. Do Quang Dai tells about the life of more than 30 years associated with the house in the Government Inspectorate on Van Bao Street. As a retired officer, in 1990, Mr. Dai was granted housing by the State. Since then, Mr. Dai and his wife and children have lived there. Later, his children got married, separated to live separately, sometimes sending his grandchildren to take care of them. Talking about the dormitory in Hanoi, Mr. Dai remembers the image of pots and green vegetables neatly planted and watered every day. And the laughter of children playing around, growing up in buildings has gone through those years of ups and downs. “The dormitory in the past is very valuable. Now it is outdated, the city is more modern, people love the comfort and the new”, Mr. Dai shared. But because he had been attached to the house for so long, he did not have the heart to move. In his free time, Mr. Dai recites a poem written about the old collective area of ​​poet Luu Quang Vu: “The house is only a few square meters, books are lined up next to the pot If you dream, you touch your hand to touch the barrel of rice Small wall box hangs pictures and hangs clothes I only have a few square yards for my happiness … ”