A few days ago, the Chinese Embassy in Australia issued a notice stating that Chinese citizens holding Australian permanent residence visas should pay attention to relevant exit restrictions.

The full text is as follows:

Since March 25, 2020, the Australian government has begun to implement exit restrictions for Australian citizens and permanent residents. If you meet the following 6 special circumstances, you can leave Australia without applying for an exemption. 1) Persons who usually live in countries other than Australia 2) Airline crew, seafarers or related security workers 3) New Zealand citizens holding special category (subclass 444) visa 4) Persons engaged in daily export cargo operations 5) With Australia Persons related to necessary work in overseas facilities 6) Persons who travel for official government affairs, including members of the Australian Defence Force.

In addition to the above circumstances, Australian citizens and permanent residents who leave Australia must apply for exemption in advance. According to relevant Australian regulations, applicants must meet at least one of the following conditions: 1) Travel is to respond to the COVID-19 epidemic, including providing assistance. 2) Travel is necessary for your business/employer 3) Travel is to receive emergency medical treatment not available in Australia 4) You are leaving Australia for three months or more 5) Travel is for compassionate reasons or humane Reason 6) Travel is out of national interest.

This measure has a certain impact on Chinese citizens holding permanent residence visas leaving Australia. If relevant personnel believe that they are eligible for the exemption from leaving the country, they can apply to the Australian Ministry of the Interior.

The Chinese Embassy in Australia would like to remind relevant Chinese citizens in Australia to pay attention to the above-mentioned exit restrictions and make corresponding preparations and arrangements.

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Don’t think that Chongqing is a mountain city. The topography of Chongqing does not affect the people of Chongqing to build parks. After all, everyone should have a place to walk after dinner. There are 27 national forest parks in Chongqing, and there are countless large areas of original ecological parks. , Jiuqu River Park, Central Park, Baiyun Mountain Park and so on.

But more down-to-earth, those old parks with Chongqing history, such as Loquat Mountain Park, Eling Park, etc., are more important in the hearts of ordinary people. These downtown parks not only play a role in recreation and entertainment. It also allows people to better understand the history and culture of the city.

Take Eling Park as an example, it may be relatively familiar to outsiders, because there is an online celebrity attraction Eling Second Factory Cultural and Creative Park nearby. Many people will come here to take a look. After all, there is the main urban area of ​​Chongqing. The highest point of Chongqing is one of the best locations for a bird’s-eye view of Chongqing.

Eling Park was built in 1909, the first year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, Eling Park was not called Yiyuan, and it was only the private garden of the wealthy businessman Li Zhanyang at that time.

Later, in the Republic of China, it was called the Li Garden. Although it has been more than a hundred years, there are still many century-old trees in the garden, and the pavilions and pavilions of the year have been restored.

It is worth mentioning that during the Republic of China, it used to be the embassies of Turkey, Australia, and Denmark. So far, the Australian embassies are the most well-preserved. Now the management office of Goose Ridge Park is the Australian embassy of that year.

What is even more surprising is that there are two Soviet-aided Chinese pilots buried in Eling Park. This is a little-known history. During the Anti-Japanese War, there were only 91 aircraft available in China, and only 30 were left shortly after the war began. Japan had 859 aircraft at the time. Fortunately, the Soviet Union has been supporting China in air combat. It has supported China’s 1,563 aircraft in four years, and has now trained more than 8,000 pilots.

The Soviet Air Force to China was stationed in Chongqing in 1938. It was stationed at the Russian Embassy at that time. At that time, 16 aircraft were sent over. The Soviet Air Force supporting China got along well with the local people. Unlike other military forces, the Air Force had Management is relatively free, so I usually get closer to the locals. There are even stories of local women who recognize “foreign sons.” However, there are always sacrifices in war. Soviet pilots Stolf and Katnov were in a battle against Japan. After the sacrifice, he was buried together in the tomb of the martyrs in Eling Park.

We know that Chongqing has been bombed by Japan for five years. In 1985, in order to promote Sino-Japanese friendship, Hiroshima City sent representatives to Chongqing to send a peace bell. The peace bell was placed in Eling Park.

There are many imprints of history like this in Eling Park. The reason why Eling Park is the most representative of Chongqing must be inseparable from these historical imprints.

The event was attended by Ambassador of Israel to Vietnam Nadav Eshcar, Secretary of Hoan Kiem District Party Committee Vu Dang Dinh, Vice Chairman of Hoan Kiem District People’s Committee Nguyen Anh Quan. With events Clean & Green , Israel will launch a solar drip irrigation system for flower plants at the Uncle Co flower garden as a gift to Hanoi city. Drip irrigation is an Israeli invention to save water for crops, bring high efficiency to plant health and reduce emissions of environmental pollution. The irrigation system uses electricity from pre-programmed solar panels and pumping stations. Israeli Ambassador to Vietnam Nadav Eshcar and guests take photos at the event. Israel is a world leader in water conservation, water reuse and smart water use. Offering the city an economical irrigation system affirms Israel’s commitment to support Hanoi in particular and Vietnam in general in environmental protection, creating a green, clean and beautiful society. On the same day at the Uncle Co flower garden, the Embassy of Israel in collaboration with the Central Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and the non-governmental organization Green Life organized the activity “Redeem paper for trees”. Each resident brings paper, plastic, metal and battery items to the activity to be collected and sorted for recycling, and at the same time receive a decorative stone lotus tree. Activities aimed at raising public awareness and action on recycling. Uncle Co Flower Garden is also a space for biogas technology demonstration and photo exhibition of eco-friendly technologies in Israel. Add some photos of the event:

Talking about the collection this time, former “Miss Vietnam” revealed that her designs were inspired by the country of India, the country where she had the opportunity to visit and participate in a number of cultural events. here. Accordingly, the beauty has created the “plain cardboard” Ao Dai models with high applicability for mothers and babies. Still a familiar form of Vietnamese ao dai, Ngoc Han cleverly brings typical Indian cultural motifs to the shirt through hand-embroidered details or splitting the front flaps – a familiar highlight on the page. Indian men’s clothing. She uses a variety of colors from cold tones to warm tones to make the collection more impressive. What is special in Ngoc Han’s design series is that she is creative on hemp material. This is 100% pure Vietnamese material, made from natural fibers, undergone complicated processing to create a soft and airy fabric. Since pursuing her career as a Ao Dai designer, Ngoc Han has always tried to exploit familiar Vietnamese materials to each collection. Every year, she works hard to find craft villages of silk weaving, silk weaving … in many provinces and cities to learn and get materials for her designs. Ms. Nguyen Thi Van participated in the demonstration of new designs in Ngoc Han’s Ao Dai collection In particular, showing the new Ao Han collection of Ngoc Han, in addition to professional models, there are also a number of special guests, including Ms. Nguyen Thi Van – a disabled person in the top 100 influential women. World in 2019 voted by BBC and the top 50 most influential women in Vietnam in 2019 voted by Forbes. She was accompanied by her Australian husband, Neil Bowden Laurence and brought to the stage to perform with Ngoc Han at the show. The wife of the Indian embassy, ​​Manu Verma and disabled friend Chu Giang Son also appeared in Ao Dai designed by Ngoc Han. Ngoc Han’s family was also present to cheer her up. Some pictures in the show:

When asked what he would do in the next few days, he replied: “Who can tell? Last time they occupied the embassy without notice, so I need to be careful. ”

He only spoke briefly to reporters, but did not specify what assistance he wanted the British government to help.

Mr. Kyaw Zwar Minn was dismissed by the Myanmar military government from his post as ambassador to the UK. Photo: AP.

According to the TelegraphOn April 12, Mr. Kyaw Zwar Minn received a letter from the Myanmar military authorities, asking him to leave his residence in London, otherwise he would be prosecuted.

Mr. Kyaw Zwar Minn lives with his family at this home since being appointed Myanmar’s ambassador to the UK in 2013.

On April 7, Mr. Kyaw Zwar Minn had to sleep one night in a car because his subordinates at the Myanmar Embassy in London locked him outside the door.

Reuters Deputy Ambassador Chit Win has become the interim representative, citing four sources. Mr. Chit Win and the military attaché locked the ambassador outside the building.

Last week, British Foreign Minister Dominic Raab condemned “bullying acts by the Myanmar military regime in London”.

The British government said Myanmar’s military government announced that Kyaw Zwar Minn was dismissed, but did not specify who replaced his position.

Before that, Mr. Kyaw Zwar Minn criticized the February 1 political upheaval in Myanmar and called for the release of former elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Ms. Suu Kyi was arrested after the army came to power.

Mr. Marc Evans Knapper was nominated by US President Joe Biden as Ambassador to Vietnam. Photo: US State Department.

US President Joe Biden on April 15 nominated a new ambassador to Vietnam – Mr. Marc Evans Knapper.

As a senior officer of the US State Department, who is expected to succeed Ambassador Daniel J. Kritenbrink, Mr. Knapper is currently serving as an assistant secretary to Japan and Korea in the US State Department.

Previously, Mr. Knapper worked at US embassies in Seoul, South Korea, Baghdad, Iraq and Japan, and the US State Department’s Office of Indian Affairs and Japan Affairs.

From 2004 to 2007, he was a counselor for political affairs at the US Embassy in Hanoi and is fluent in Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese. Mr. Knapper graduated from Princeton University and holds a master’s degree from the US Army War College, which offers postgraduate training for military officers and elite citizens to prepare them for duties and leadership positions. high level. He has also received many awards, such as the Foreign Minister’s Excellence Award, the Foreign Ministry’s Linguist of the Year Award, and the Presidential Distinguished Excellence Award.

The decision to officially appoint the ambassadors nominated will be effective after being approved by the US Senate.

Meanwhile, US Ambassador to Vietnam Daniel Kritenbrink will become Assistant Secretary of State in charge of East Asia and Pacific Affairs.

Many customers visiting and shopping at the 30th Vietnam International Trade Fair had the opportunity to enjoy Ceylon tea – processed and produced from Sri Lanka.

Mr. Trung Dung (Hanoi) shared that he had heard the name of Ceylon (Ceylon) tea for a long time, but this was the first time he tasted it. The first impression of the world’s most famous tea produced in Sri Lanka, Trung Dung said, the tea has a rich aroma, the taste is very sweet, and the aroma is delicate. However, because he is accustomed to the sweetness of Vietnamese green tea, Trung Dung believes that this product will suit Vietnamese women more than men.

Ms. Thu Hoai (Nam Dinh) said that she was very impressed with the rich but not harsh aroma of Ceylon tea. This product easily immerses the drinker in the most relaxed and lucid. This product is very suitable to drink while relaxing and can be mixed with milk to become a delicious and favorite milk tea for women.

Ceylon tea – a famous specialty of Sri Lanka was introduced at the 30th Vietnam International Trade Fair.

Sharing about Ceylon tea products, Ms. Prasadi Boomawalage, Third Secretary of the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Vietnam, said that in addition to tea produced and packaged from Sri Lanka, there is now also Ceylon tea produced from Vietnamese raw materials but processed according to the special formula of Sri Lanka. This is a product that strengthens the friendship between Vietnam and Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka is the world’s 4th largest tea exporter; second only to China, India and Kenya. Tea production and processing is also one of the key economic sectors of this country with over 20 million people.

Sri Lanka is known as a tea-growing paradise because of the ideal conditions of climate, soil, sunlight and density of rain. Sri Lanka’s Ceylon tea is believed to contain more antioxidants and health benefits than other teas due to its soil, climate, and processing methods.