The price of land in the village is likely to reach 7 million rubles ($95,200) by the end of 2021 due to high demand when foreign tourism is limited. According to real estate data agency CIAN, the price of houses in the village is currently between 40 million and 900 million rubles (from about $544,400 to $12.2 million). Demand to buy houses mainly comes from successful businessmen in big cities. Prices here are above the income of an ordinary Russian. Guests gather at a cafe in the village of Krasnaya Polyana, Russia. Photo: Reuters. At the same time, rents have also increased as many people want to temporarily move away from the city to Krasnaya Polyana to work remotely. The local airport is about 40 minutes by car from the village and there is a hiking trail directly from the village. “I love climbing mountains and relaxing at night spots in the village,” said Kirill Ryzhonkov, a data analyst from Moscow. Krasnaya Polyana is a scenic village located in the mountains near the Black Sea. The village is surrounded by mountains, has good quality tap water, fresh air – these are hard to find in Moscow at this time, according to Reuters . The village has about 5,000 inhabitants, similar to many other places in Russia. The difference is that there are many good services with cafes, restaurants, pubs with fast Wifi speed. Some of the restaurants here were built before the Covid-19 epidemic to serve skiers at the 2014 Winter Olympics. Services decided to stay open all year round because residents no longer worried about guests. Guests from Moscow will bring Covid-19. A public workspace mainly serving IT workers and start-ups opened in October 2020. This office owner wishes to turn Krasnaya Polyana into Russia’s Silicon Valley in the future despite the obstacles of the epidemic. “People saw the potential of Krasnaya Polyana: in the same time zone as Moscow, only 2 hours away from Moscow, skiing in winter and sea in summer, as well as the infrastructure for the Olympics before.” Ilya Kreimer, manager of this office said.

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!

Temporarily putting aside the messy outfits and sharp makeup tones on the Miss Universe 2020 stage recently, Miss Universe Vietnam 2018 has satisfied the audience with the most rustic and simple images in the country of Co Hoa. In the first days of coming to New York City, Khanh Van chose for herself a set of green clothes from top to bottom Long legs choose a moss colored tube top combined with quality banana green jeans On the next day, Miss Hau chose a white t-shirt mixed with a checkered shirt With just two items of T-shirt and checkered shirt, it brings a dynamic and youthful look to her This is a very cool set of clothes, suitable for the summer atmosphere Continuing to choose banana green tones, this time Khanh Van chose a bodycon dress that combines a denim jacket with a waistband. Combine with a large black bag to easily store a lot of things while traveling in the US The weather in New York suddenly turned windy, Khanh Van combined a blazer and wore a white T-shirt with jeans inside. Especially the handbag with a vintage blue chiffon scarf tied with a blazer. In the latest image, Miss Khanh Van wears an oversized T-shirt with a smiley face logo combined with sporty black biker pants Beautiful people know how to choose comfortable clothes when going to the street and limit makeup as much as possible, even there are days when Khanh Van just wears a bare face.

The researchers found that from their first flight, these echolocating mammals somehow knew exactly how long it would take for the sound waves of their calls to echo from their prey. again. An innate reference point related to the speed of sound allows bats to judge distance in units of time, as opposed to spatial units like humans. Unlike humans who rely heavily on sight, various types of bats “see” the world around them with their ears. However, just as our eyes can fool ourselves, bats don’t always decode their echoes correctly. Illustration. For the test, the team housed six newborn bats in normal atmospheric conditions, as well as five newborn bats in helium-enriched air. This will increase the speed of the sound. These two groups were then tested for echolocation in their respective environments. When approaching a food target, helium-enriched airborne bats displayed echolocation patterns and normal airborne bat-like flight behavior. When a bat flies and lands somewhere, it requires precise coordination between its call to attract and its body. As the creature gets closer to its target, the bat’s echolocation speed increases, and when landing slows, it rolls its body, straightening its legs. However, in an environment where the speed of sound travels faster, this all happens much faster, causing the bats to land ahead of their target. Despite many attempts, the bats still managed to approach the target using the normal sound reference speed. The problem is that bats never learn from their mistakes. Even when adult bats were conditioned in a helium-enriched environment for several days, the researchers found that they were unable to change this fixed reference point. This is surprising, since sensory learning is an advantage for many animals, especially those with the ability to change conditions. Little known secrets about bats According to the analysis results of scientists, in the feces of bats there is a lot of potassium nitrate salt, also known as salt pepper. This chemical is the main ingredient in many fertilizers. At the same time, it is also used to make explosives and detonators. In the past, especially during the American Civil War, bat droppings were considered an important resource for both sides. Because from this waste, one can extract salt and pepper (which is quite scarce) to supply the army. When it comes to bats, most of us probably think of animals with a “unique” way of sleeping upside down. According to scientists, this unusual sleeping position of bats actually has its own purpose. Specifically, unlike birds or insects, the leathery wings of bats are not strong enough to easily lift them from the ground to the air. Therefore, when resting, bats always choose an elevated position so that when they need to fly, they just drop down, taking advantage of air resistance to support take-off. However, according to statistics, there are 6 species of bats that do not hang upside down when sleeping. Most of them have suckers on their limbs, allowing them to cling to leaves or other flat surfaces to sleep. In fact, only small bats (suborder Microchiroptera) have poor eyesight and must be located using sonar. Meanwhile, the larger representatives (of the suborder Megachiroptera) possess excellent eyesight. Even the vision of these bats is better than that of humans. However, in exchange for “bright” eyes, members of the suborder Megachiroptera do not know how to use ultrasound waves.

Although Sam Son city focuses on propaganda on epidemic prevention and control for tourists, most tourists still “forget” to wear masks. As noted, from the afternoon of May 2, the number of tourists from the provinces has mostly returned, Sam Son beach mostly has only domestic tourists. On this morning (May 3), along Ho Xuan Huong street and the beach were empty of people and tourists. Service activities are also not as active as in the past days. Sam Son beach welcomed thousands of visitors on the afternoon of May 2. Photo: Le Duong Many people do not wear masks when playing at Sam Son beach. Photo: Le Duong By this morning (May 3), Sam Son beach was deserted, a few people went to the sea. Photo: Le Duong In Quang Ninh Although it is still in the time of making up for the holidays, the beach in Ha Long is empty. The beaches always have security staff on duty to prevent people from congregating. In front of each beach, there are boards and barriers to prevent people from going to the beach. On the morning of May 3, the beach in Ha Long was empty. Photo: Pham Cong Signs on epidemic prevention. Photo: Pham Cong People are advised by the government not to gather in large numbers. Photo: Pham Cong In Thua Thien Hue: Some people and tourists choose Bach Ma Village tourist area (Phu Loc district, TT-Hue) to bathe in streams and spend holidays with their families. Visitors are checked for body temperature and wear masks to prevent Covid-19 before entering the amusement park. Security forces measure the temperature of visitors entering the amusement park in Phu Loc district. Photo: Quang Thanh The amusement park in Phu Loc district was deserted on the last day of the holiday. Photo: Quang Thanh In Nghe An : In fact, Cua Lo beach is usually crowded, but on the last day of the holiday, it is deserted, only a few people walking around. Head of Culture Office of Cua Lo Town (Nghe An) Vo Van Tho said that hotels and motels today were empty of tourists. The number of guests at the restaurants close to the beach was sparse, people returned home after a few days off to prepare to return to work. The shops along Cua Lo beach are empty. Photo: Quoc Huy Picture of Cua Lo beach this morning. Photo: Quoc Huy In Danang , recorded the last day of the holiday in areas such as Linh Ung Pagoda, Ngu Hanh Son scenic area, Love Bridge… in Da Nang, the number of visitors was scattered. At the beach along Vo Nguyen Giap street, people and tourists wear masks. The functional forces are also arranged to remind and distribute medical masks to those who do not wear them. Tourists wear masks when going to the beach Few tourists visit Linh Ung Pagoda on the last day of the holiday The functional forces were sent to remind and distribute medical masks to those who do not wear masks At the sea Vung Tau (Ba Ria – Vung Tau province), from the afternoon of May 2, PV noted that in the Back Beach area of ​​Vung Tau beach, there were few guests, no more scenes of tourists crowded to bathe and play on the sea. Most people when swimming here are obligated to wear masks. From the afternoon of May 2, PV noted that there were few customers at Back Beach in Vung Tau Most tourists when going to the beach wear masks By this morning (May 3), along the Thuy Van route (Back beach of Vung Tau beach) became quiet, no longer the scene of tourist cars parked on both sides of the road. Under the beach, there are only a few tourists and people swimming in the sea Some tourists walk around, swim near the shore Although the sea is empty, the medical monitoring posts are still on duty 24/7 On the third day of the holiday, Vung Tau beach returns to a deserted state, no longer as bustling as the previous days All visitors have their temperature checked at medical monitoring posts, before entering the sea

Heydar Aliyev Center is a complex located on a large area in the middle of the Azerbaijan capital Baku. Inside this monumental building are museums, exhibitors, and large auditoriums. Center for storing and displaying documents and artifacts about historical figures of Azerbaijan. Mr. Heydar Aliyev was formerly Deputy Prime Minister of the Soviet Union and President of the Republic of Azerbaijan from 1993-2003. The work was designed by architect Zaha Hadid. After becoming an independent state in 1991, Azerbaijan tried to escape the architectural influences of the former Soviet Union. Baku’s capital architecture is modernized in a western direction. Heydar Aliyev Center was built not only to honor the “national leader” of Azerbaijan but also to create a large cultural center for the whole country. Architectural features of the building are flexible and flexible, with folds that wrap all parts together. The areas inside the building are interconnected, but still have their own space. Building shape shows a spirit of optimism towards the future. The rear part of the building. With a new and modern design, Heydar Aliyev Center is an important highlight inside Baku city.

Currently, the living standards of the people of the Capital have been improved. Food needs are also richer. In addition to meals at home, many people choose to eat in restaurants to change the taste. Hanoi has many shops that serve regional dishes. Some new dishes imported from abroad are also popular. Rich Hanoi cuisine to meet the needs of diners is very good news. However, the beauty of eating culture of Ha Thanh people is more or less lost, making us think. In some parts of the city, the scenes of hustle and bustle drink and disturb the neighborhood still take place. In the way of eating, some people do not pay attention to the indulgent subtlety, but prefer to have a few drinks and drinks together. Many restaurants are dragging customers, the dishes are not neat, the street food is not hygienic, the seats are messy on the sidewalk look very offensive. Sometimes there are places where the “delicious piece of Hanoi” is vulgarized, and the attitude of service becomes rude, becoming “cursed pho”, “curse porridge”. The ancients taught “to eat fragrant, not to eat, no one can eat and get bored”. Eating is not only about enjoying the taste but also showing the cultural style and style of each person. A piece of food is a precious piece, but it is also very easy to become a “shabby piece” if eaten at the wrong place and the right way. The person who eats properly is considered the gourmet, the rest is impure and impure to become a “ordinary person.” With the motto “Quy Ho is not a precious lake, Hanoi people always pay attention to the elegance of food, such as” If Thai meat is not square, then do not eat. The dishes from sophisticated luxury to idyllic rustic are all carefully prepared by Hanoians, without any adulteration and custom. Hanoians’ eating and drinking reflect the culture of the land of an elegant, graceful and elegant land without hustle and bustle. When the cuisine has been raised to become a cultural feature of a land, it is the “identity” to recognize the people in that area. Cuisine contains the way of life, customs, and personality of people who create and enjoy it. So what to eat and how to eat is what we should be careful to make the enjoyment of cuisine become a cultural beauty of the Ha Thanh people.

“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.

Robert Hoge with his beautiful wife and little angel.

Born with a deformed shape

According to the Daily Mail, 44 years ago, science did not have a scanner or ultrasound so Robert was not examined during pregnancy. He was born with a very weak constitution, an abnormal face shape like a “monster” when there was a giant tumor, the size of a tennis ball right between his eyes. Robert’s leg was so deformed that doctors had no choice but to amputate it.

This was a big shock to the family. Robert’s mother, Mary seemed dumbfounded to her eyes, she was scared to look at the baby, unable to come close, to hold him even once. She was so shocked that the whole family left the little boy in the hospital to volunteer to take care of and return home.

In fact, the Australian woman was scared. Mary confided to her sister: “My son is very ugly, I fear even at first glance, it is my obsession, I cannot feed him.” Met with criticism from her sister, being asked about the baby by many people, Mary did not have the courage to admit she left her in the hospital. She realized that she had to take her home, poor little son. She tried to overcome the overwhelming psychological shock, and went to the hospital to pick up her child. Since then, Robert also has another nickname “Ugly” (meaning ugly).

Robert Hoge has an ugly, disfigured face.

When he was interviewed later, Robert Hoge painfully admitted that his mother sometimes only wished that her son died as soon as possible to get her out of the nightmare of life. “In my mother’s diary, she wrote that I wish I had died and told the nurses that she did not want this child. However, overcoming the emotional shock, my mother decided to raise me, a child with serious medical conditions, ”said Robert.

Life is never easy

However, life is never easy for Robert. When he was 4 years old, he was taken to discover a center, he was very happy to go out, explore the world around him. He was bought by his mother for a veil that only reveals his eyes, he is very excited and thanks to his mother’s gift.

At the same time his family went to a strange place, he trembled when he saw all the strange machines, he was measured his face by uncles in white and examined all over his body. Now his mother said that I was going to undergo a surgery, I would look healthier and cuter. He innocently thanked his mother. He just wanted to turn to hug his mother, to be sullen even once, but his mother hurriedly stood up. A little bit sad, but Robert leaned his mouth open again toward his mother, as if thanking her so much.

Despite the pain, he still tried to make his mother happy, he didn’t want to make her worry even once. He told her she was very well, I was fine. Robert Hoge underwent several surgeries after giving birth, one of which was surgery to remove a facial tumor that had grown almost the size of a tennis ball. Unfortunately, the aftermath of the surgery and his physical condition was unbearable, he was forced to amputate both legs to make room for the prosthetic legs. Since then, it has become more difficult for him to walk. Her face was haggard because of the unruly undulations of the gauze.

The young Robert Hoge was a child with his parents.

During the time he was growing up, he constantly received ridicule and alienated words from the people around him. Once his mother let him go out to meet a friend, Robert was very happy to be able to rarely take out his face veil to catch the sun. The neighbor saw him rushing into the house and crying like he had a nightmare. Robert hurriedly covered his towel and wandered into the house.

When he became a boy big enough, Robert realized his difference, it was time to go to school, everyone looked at him scared, the brothers and sisters just played together without playing with him, his mother loved him. but only far away, seldom near. However, instead of self-esteem and embarrassment, Robert cultivates a great source of strength to accept his own ugliness, to deal with the barriers that always separate Robert from others.

From a very young age, Robert always tried to actively study and take care of himself so that people do not have to struggle. He saw that the whole family talked about something about him, he was very happy and innocently thanked everyone who loved him. Robert often watched his brothers and sisters play through the windows, quietly helping his mother pick up vegetables while she was away. He stayed in his room alone, never crying or nagging his mother.

When Robert was 10 years old, his parents spoke openly, honestly about their feelings when Robert was born. Although he knew that at first his parents were reluctant to bring him home, Robert said he did not feel hurt but was happy that his parents were frank with him. Robert believes that the family has brought the best things with love and sincere care.

Appearance doesn’t determine life

After years of struggling with surgeries, painful and endless, when he was most tired, he came back to himself. When Robert was 14 years old, he didn’t want to change any more. After going through 24 surgeries in his life, Robert Hoge decided to stop, he wanted to accept himself, he didn’t want to go through the pain to hide his defects. “I think it’s not worth risking my life just for the sake of getting into the crowd. The difference in appearance is not as important as how you live, ”said Robert.

Whispering words or stares did not discourage Robert, on the contrary, he tried to find more opportunities to interact with people. Robert is the first in his family to go to college, hoping that he will get a good job, regardless of his family in the future. After graduating from school, Robert began writing and publishing books about his own life experiences to inspire and energize others.

Barriers to appearance have never rolled Robert up in life.

Since deciding to live with himself, Robert has removed his veil and come into contact with the plants. He went to the garden, met his neighbors. He bravely did many useful things for the community. When someone panicked when he met him, Robert softly apologized and lowered his head. Every day passed like that, when everyone got used to the deformed face, he was able to raise his head high and see the world around him without fear of making people afraid.

A feeling of happiness crept through each cell, something that he had never experienced such a free, happy feeling before. Maybe for you it is very normal, but for Robert, through the ten spring and summer, the experience was as great as all of his life.

Time passes by, the boy Robert is now grown up. Whenever he had the opportunity to talk to everyone, he was very cheerful, friendly, and his way of sharing was humorous and profound. Everyone turned from fear to compassion, watching his face reappear so much emotional loss and experiencing so much physical pain.

When he turned 30, Robert married a woman named Kate, an ordinary girl who loves a man because of her extraordinary talent and energy. Currently, Robert lives with his wife and two daughters in Wynnum, a beautiful suburb on the shores of Moreton Bay, Australia.

Robert Hoge has also spent time writing, becoming a speaker who delivers a positive message to everyone, even serving as a political advisor to the former Governor and Deputy Governor of Queensland. He wrote “Ugly” (Ugly), released in 2013, detailing his own journey, his different experiences of overcoming difficulties in life.

Robert is now 47 years old, he continues his meaningful path. Today, he has become a famous speaker around the world. Over the years, he realized that the surgeries weren’t helping him, instead it was the joy in his mind, what he could do for everyone was the best thing.