Accordingly, Pan Macmillan bought the global copyright (except for Vietnamese in the Vietnamese market) and sold the copyright to 5 countries including the US, Korea, China, Norway and Turkey. Private Wild Chang – Bear copyrighted by Kim Dong Publishing House and was released in March 2020 in Vietnam. The copyright representative of Kim Dong Publishing House said that it only took the two sides about 6 months to negotiate and come to an agreement to come up with suitable terms. The book Chang Wild – The Bear features more than 120 hand-painted paintings entirely in watercolor by artist Jeet Zdung. Photo: K.D. Wild Chang – Bear is the first volume in a series of comics by wildlife conservationist Trang Nguyen. The book tells the journey of Chang – a small girl with a burning dream and a desire to protect the survival of wild animals that are being pushed to the brink of extinction due to the bad effects of humans. . From meeting Sorya, a sun bear who was successfully rescued by the Bear Rescue Center from wildlife traffickers, Chang made up his mind to bring Sorya back to nature. Author Trang Nguyen shared: “This is a comic book about wildlife conservation that I and my artist friend were very passionate about, cherished for more than two years before starting to draw. In order to draw this first storybook, I “send” my artist friend to stay at the bear rescue center of the Free the Bears organization to observe, learn and most importantly feel about bears. rescued from farms that keep bears for bile, and even tiny cubs a few weeks old that are kidnapped and sold as pets.” And the result of more than two months of that experience is 120 vivid and realistic hand-painted watercolor paintings by artist Jeet Zdung. This book, not only tells the story of one person, but it also moves people’s hearts about the life of all species, the importance of nature, warns of the unpredictable harms of deforestation, killing of animals. wild animals. Wild Chang – Bear will be published in the UK next September with the English title Saving Sorya: Chang and the Sun Bear. The English version of Chang Wild – Bear will be published this September in the UK. Photo: K.D. The second book copyrighted by Pan Macmillan from the author Trang Nguyen is Saving H’non: Chang and the Elephants will be released in 2022. The series, based on true stories, follows the grown-up Chang rescuing an elephant that has been carrying passengers for 50 years. Russel McLean, a representative of Pan Macmillan, shared on the publisher’s website that he was excited to buy the rights to these two works by Trang Nguyen and Jeet Dzung. The stories about the little girl Chang will suit all young readers, animal lovers, those who love to explore and are ready for adventure into the natural world. Pan Macmillan is one of the major publishers in the UK as well as in the world, operating in 70 countries. Two books Wild Chang will be published under Pan Macmillan’s Macmillan Children’s Books in the UK, and Penguin Random House’s Dial Books in the US.

Boiling River. Boiling River Our understanding of the history of the Boiling River (as it relates to humans) comes from two primitive sources: local Amazonians and oil field documents from the early stages of oilfield development. Agua Caliente. Map of the boiling regions of the Boiling River, up to the range of the Boiling River merging with other rivers. Ancient history Traditionally, locals say that the Boiling River has existed since “before the days of the great-grandfathers and nuns”. The ancient name of the river was “Shanay-timpishka”, which means “Boiling in the heat of the sun”, although the heat source is likely geothermal. This is a pretty interesting name for a variety of reasons. First, the name speaks for itself as a hypothesis, illustrating how the ancients sought to explain the world around them. Second, the name is in the Amazonian-Quechua dialect which may not be archaic, likely only a few hundred years old. There is certainly a deeper history to explore, and more research will be done to truly understand what the Boiling River meant to the ancestors of the Amazons. According to Mr. Maestro Juan Flores, shaman of the Mayantuyacu region, Peru, the Boiling River has always been considered a place of great spiritual power. In the past, locals were still afraid to go into the forest of the Boiling River, especially the area of ​​Mayantuyacu, in the province of Puerto Inca, western Peru because the jungle is home to very powerful spirits, and There are even man-eating leopards. As a result, only the most powerful magicians (some of whom are ancestors of Mr. Maestro Juan) often visit the river to live with the spirits and learn the art of healing from the spirits. Westerners come to the river In the late 1920s, Peru was looking to expand its Amazon region and better connect with cities like Pucallpa and elsewhere in the country. In 1929, American geologist Robert B. Moran conducted an aerial survey from an airplane for a railway construction project and discovered a large oval mound jutting out of the forest. He immediately identified this as a potential oil reservoir, claiming it to be a salt dome. Below the River. Moran continued to organize field expeditions in 1930, 1931, and 1932. When Moran and his colleagues first encountered the Boiling River, they were concerned that the Agua Caliente Dome was a volcano and not a volcano. are sedimentary structures because geothermal systems can “cook off” oil reserves, rendering them worthless. Fortunately, they found layers of natural oil seeping into other parts of the area (not on the Boiling River) and determined that the river was not of volcanic origin. In their early maps, they referred to the river as “Shanaya” or “Shamaya,” a variation on the name “Shanay-timpishka.” In their accounts of the 1930s, Moran’s group said that “no more than 50 people lived in the area of ​​Agua Caliente”, and that the majority of them were “descendants of people who arrived in the region during the outbreak. rubber explosion”. The account also describes “there were a small number of Indians living in the main rivers, where they were rarely seen and their numbers were practically insignificant”. This is consistent with the shaman Maestro Juan’s description that only the most powerful of magicians go to the Boiling River, so few natives live there. Take a sample of 97oC boiling water. We can only guess what the natives had to think, as the oilmen entered this dangerous land of powerful spirits. Finally, Moran and his team confirmed the potential of the Agua Caliente oil field, obtained a concession to develop and exploit the oil field, and in 1938 they successfully drilled the first oil well in the area. Amazon, in Peru. Over the next 80 years or so, the ownership of Agua Caliente passed through different oil companies. Currently, Maple Energy Company is exploiting this oil field. Since the early 1990s, non-Amazon native visitors have come to the Boiling River region from all over the world, visiting Mayantuyacu and Santuario Huistin for traditional healing. Magus Maestro Santiago Enrique and his wife. Shaman centers on the Boiling River A young shaman has just finished his studies to become a traditional healer and he visits the forest. While walking, he accidentally stepped into a hunter’s trap and was shot in the leg. He was taken to the hospital and the doctors told him he would never walk again. A nurse named Sandra challenged: “If you’re such a powerful magician, why don’t you heal yourself?” Remembering the stories his grandfather used to tell him about the powerful healing spirits present on the Boiling River, the young mage picked up his crutches and walked into the woods. Maestro shaman Don Juan Flores. At the Boiling River, there was a Came Renaco tree that crossed over the Boiling River, its roots clinging to a rock and its branches submerged in the steam of the river. The young mage healed himself using the sap, bark and leaves of the Came Renaco tree along with the river’s water, and he was able to walk again. It was here that he later founded the healing resort of Mayantuyacu and began his journey like Maestro Juan Flores, or sheripiari Asháninka (healer, shaman). He married the nurse Sandra and together, they run the healing center, helping to treat tourists with ancient Amazonian remedies. Maestro Enrrique, shaman of the healing center Santuario Huistin, was originally a builder and tells how he accepted his call to become a curandero (male physician) after having a dream about the Virgin Mary in the forest. The Lady tells him to fold his tools and draw people to the rain forest to reveal its healing secrets to them. He obeyed and sought guidance from Maestro Juan Flores. After completing his training, he founded his healing center named Santuario Huistin on the Boiling River. Together with his wife Ayme, also a curandera (medicine woman) and shaman, they treat travelers with traditional Amazonian medicine. The rain forest around the Boiling River was destroyed. Why is it still a mystery? Before the oil field exploration and development program, the Soi River was a remote location known only to the locals. When the first oil field development began in the area, the rights and welfare of the indigenous peoples as well as the best for the environment were not taken into account. Moran’s accounts make it clear that the oil workers were initially troubled by the presence of the Boiling River in the area because geothermal systems could “swallow up” oil reserves, make them worthless. Fortunately for the oil miners, they found leaks of natural oil in the area (not on the Boiling River), and could see that the Agua Caliente dome was not a volcano. Although the Soi River was included in the original documents in the oil field rights document, it is reported only as a landmark, and as the original northern boundary of the oil field. Andrés Ruzo sits beside the Boiling River. Over the past 80 years, the rules, regulations and requirements related to oil development in the Amazon (especially with regard to environmental and social issues) have dramatically changed things. From the original mining concession to the present day, it is certain that the Boiling River will be identified as an important cultural site. Geothermal scientist Andrés Ruzo. In 2011, the Peruvian geophysicist’s aunt, Andrés Ruzo, introduced him to the Boiling River, as she had visited the Mayantuyacu region. The concept of this landmark quickly became clear to Andrés Ruzo through preliminary tests that the river was of geological importance; While sharing his observations with Maestro Juan, Maestro Juan then decided to bless Andrés in the process of studying the sacred river. Then Maestro Enrrique also blessed Andrés. In doing so, they allowed him to become the first geologist to make a detailed study of the Boiling River. Since this time, Andrés Zuro has worked closely with both the Mayantuyacu and Santuario Huistin treatment centers to study the river, protect it, and in the utmost responsibility they have brought it to the river. world.

Entrepreneur Do Ngoc Hoa has never lost motivation when pursuing the “difficult land” of rustic coffee. first. The gloomy epidemic atmosphere, plus the hot weather with outdoor temperatures up to more than 40 degrees Celsius, made the 2-storey apartment at the beginning of lane 10, Lang Ha street, Hanoi, quiet, only the sound of the grinding mill was heard. Coffee rustling in the old attic seems to bring the soul of Hanoi. Customers who came to buy take-away coffee had to wait for a while to see a short middle-aged man running down, sweaty without forgetting to explain his delay: “I’m in the middle of roasting a batch of coffee for you. customer promptly took. During this period, on average, I only roast 15 batches per day, each batch of 10 kg. Before the epidemic, I normally roasted 20-25 batches/day. Every morning when you wake up, believe that everything you do has meaning. This sounds boring, but to protect the things I love, I will do anything. The strong aroma with a little bit of burning emanating from the roasting batches is enough for coffee addicts, or those who are stressed about work, to feel alert, light and relaxed. That man is Do Ngoc Hoa, founder of a chain of 22 Rain Coffee franchises in Hanoi and some northern and central cities and provinces. In the not too distant future, this number will increase exponentially. The cramped house is tucked away behind the glitz and glamor of the high-rise buildings. No matter how quickly time changes, the golden walls are close together, the paint is peeling, the iron frame is rusted and discolored as if marking each stage of the city’s changes. Now, that small house will witness more of the process of making Do Ngoc Hoa’s dream come true. Before that, he decided to leave Rain Coffee headquarters from the flashy modern high-rise building on Dao Tan Street. “The small, cramped office is not as important as the fact that we spend time, effort and expense in our efforts to bring customers the best organic roasted coffee beans,” said Do Ngoc Hoa. This place is not a luxury cafe for young people to come and check-in, but for coffee lovers, with the habit of drinking rustic roasted coffee, also known as pure. They come to find relaxation, silence, sip a cup of strong, bitter, aromatic and sometimes even burnt coffee that is very typical with nostalgia for the past… The rustic coffee segment is not popular in the market, because this is coffee that is roasted and ground only by temperature. Therefore, Do Ngoc Hoa has to use a coffee roaster, standardize the color, then grind and put it into use, not add any other flavorings while roasting. People in the profession call it carpentry, which has a rustic meaning to name this coffee. Popular coffee beans on the market today are often seasoned with a little flavoring such as butter to enhance the delicious flavor of the beans. If the trader uses unclean aromas, it will make the coffee lose its value. The taste is pure and strong, but due to the high cost, rustic coffees are often not used much. The majority of daily coffee users still choose coffee based on its aroma. 100% pure unseasoned coffee will not have too much aroma, but only mild flavor. However, in the past few years, the coffee market has been very “turbulent” when it comes to a lot of information about dirty, spiced coffee. Consumers have become more conscious in enjoying coffee and protecting their health, so they have “opened their hearts, opened their wallets” with clean coffee like rustic roasted coffee. That was when Do Ngoc Hoa jumped into the game with the market. 2. Before entering the F&B business and choosing to stick with rustic coffee, Do Ngoc Hoa was a coffee addict and just liked to drink coffee for a walk. Partly because he has experience in many professions: construction, trading in building materials; transport business; import and export; restaurant business… But part of it is that he wants to read many people’s coffee tastes. “There are many ways to enjoy coffee. For customers, there is only one taste. With me, friends or VIP guests can drink according to their preferences or experience different ways of making. If you are an addict, you will be hypnotized by this rustic coffee,” Hoa said. That was the process he accumulated experience to enter the business. But it’s not enough for him to “get drunk” with this rustic coffee. “When I determined this was a game, I had to set up a business model and of course accept to learn,” he said. Rain Coffee develops in two directions: developing the franchise system and producing and supplying pure roasted coffee beans to the market. The shop owners that Do Ngoc Hoa approached with their first product offerings helped him get the concept around coffee beans and understand how roasted coffee is different from traditional blends. Then he read more documents to understand the molecular structure of coffee beans. Once he grasped the theory, Do Ngoc Hoa began to wade into the raw material areas of Dak Lak, Lam Dong, etc., to sleep with farmers. Having witnessed firsthand the process of harvesting coffee beans, from the time the coffee plant blooms to the time it is purchased, he understands the factors that affect the quality of the beans such as green, ripe, old and new varieties. What is the quality of the coffee? 2015 was a time when the market was lacking standard coffee, still the heyday of traditional coffee with bold, shiny black. Jumping into the market segment with rustic coffee is considered a “hard to swallow” decision for many people, because most consumers only have the habit of drinking strong coffee, mixed with butter… “I am not sure to provide consumers with good coffee, because good or not depends on the taste of the user. But I’m sure my raw coffee is standard,” Do Ngoc Hoa said, admitting that when mixed products still cover the market, rustic coffee only accounts for about 20% of the market share. The reason is, business owners aged 50-70 selling coffee for a living are afraid to change, they still prefer flavored powdered coffee. Over 4 years of learning, Do Ngoc Hoa has created better products and still retains the pure coffee taste, creating a variety of choices for customers. According to him, consumers need safe coffee products that are prepared with the right formula. This is not a short-term game, any investor, shop owner who wants to receive a Rain Coffee franchise must commit to a long-term business, at least 4 years. Rain Coffee owns a good source of coffee, choosing partners to collect directly from big, long-standing names in the market. And importantly, from the very beginning, Do Ngoc Hoa chose the franchise business model. This helps Rain Coffee capture the market quickly. At first, he accepted the franchise for free. Now that it’s okay, he started charging about 100 million dong per store, with a minimum area of ​​40 m2. “If the shop owner only has money to invest, cares about profit margins, but does not care about the quality of drinks and ingredients, we will not shake hands to franchise,” Do Ngoc Hoa said. There is no secret recipe or technology, anyone can open a coffee shop. But at Rain Coffee, stable quality of coffee beans must come first. The number of incidents related to the quality of raw materials can only be counted on one finger. 3. The F&B industry is entrenched because of the pandemic, Rain Coffee is no exception. In 2020, the Company entered phase II of the business model, packaging the model to create momentum to new heights. Along with that is expanding the field of F&B personnel training because Vietnam’s tourism industry is still very potential and the market is still growing well. The company also started a plan to raise capital, following a group of investors (from 3-5 investors) with the same passion for the coffee industry. Rain Coffee appeared in the last episode of Shark Tank Vietnam season 1 (2018), with the aim of calling for VND 2 billion in exchange for 20% of the Company’s shares. However, this model did not convince investors to pour capital. “That defeat kept us awake. Investors help me see and optimize the path. Not long after that, we sped up and got more customers. But perhaps people don’t look at that, but look at the story of our raw materials, customer retention and stable product quality all year round,” said Do Ngoc Hoa. The construction engineer is now a businessman, but the “quality” of dust has not faded. He still vigorously fights for survival, for the respect of partners, friends, customers. Those who know and follow his every step think that it is right for him to leave the engineering career path. For him, this is a happy journey, bringing 100% pure coffee to Vietnamese users and changing farming habits in raw coffee growing areas. Tired, yes, but he has never lost motivation when pursuing this difficult “land” to swallow. “I do whatever I do to find out and have a specific plan, so I just move forward, never doubting and doubting my choice,” he affirmed.

Sammu’s combined product received many compliments from fans of the game around the world. Currently the clip has more than 12,000 likes and nearly 3,000 shares on Twitter. According to Sammu, the product she came up with while working on the levels of her personal project Super Mario Bros 2 for GameMaker Studio. However, Nintendo is known for many moves to discourage and oppose independent creators in the past. Therefore, Sammu will certainly have difficulty in bringing the game to the fans. Sammu’s version of Super Mario Bros According to Sammu, the product she came up with while working on her personal project remade Super Mario Bros 2 levels for GameMaker Studio. Original version of Super Mario Bros 2 released in Japan in 1986 is considered a sequel to the hit game. However, in this version, the producer has added more difficult levels to challenge the player. Concerned that Western gamers will face difficulties, Nintendo in the US has produced its own version for this market. So a completely different version of Super Mario Bros 2 was released in 1988. US development version inspired by game Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic Japanese. Interestingly, Doki Doki was the prototype of Mario, prior to being licensed by Yume Kōjō to present at the Fuji Television tech show. Images in the game introduced by Sammu. Photo: Sammu. During the franchise, the game called Super Mario USA in Japan introduced its first version with two main characters, Princess Peach and Toad. The game is still based on the core of the previous Japanese release, with the iconic characters of the time, Shy Guys and Birdo. Original version of Mario Bros 2 named Super Mario Bros: The lost level the latter is still released outside of Japan, becoming part of the collection Super Mario All-Stars 1993 by Super Nintendo. Super Mario Bros is a video game developed by Nintendo in 1985, released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is a sequel to Mario Bros released in 1983. For more than two decades, Super Mario Bros was the best-selling video game of all time, before being dethroned in 2009 by Nintendo’s Wii Sports too.) Up to now, Super Mario Bros has sold more than 40 million copies worldwide.

The pop princess has a million dollar fortune from selling records and franchising. Britney Spears used to own many valuable real estate. Currently, the singer lives in a 1,200-square-meter house in Thousand Oaks. Villa is designed in classical style with 5 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms. Spears has spent $ 2 million on renovating and cleaning the house. Living space is designed to take full advantage of natural light. Spacious living room, featuring cream-colored sofas and gorgeous chandeliers. The villa has two separate entrances to ensure absolute security and privacy. Britney Spears’ home has a view of the valley and many mountains. The female singer takes care of many small details in the house. Bedroom with large bed made of high quality wood. Other facilities such as elevators, game rooms, cellars … are all controlled at stable temperatures. According to the documents gathered, Britney Spears has a net worth of up to 59 million USD. She spends most of her earnings on shopping, traveling, pets and charity. The singer’s villa has a large swimming pool. Most of the furniture in the villa is made of wood. The pop star bought the property in October 2015 for $ 7.4 million.

In the latest published report by the publisher Shueisha, the manga series Jujutsu Kaisen Author Gege Akutami has more than 45 million copies in circulation, both printed and digital, as well as unsold copies. Specifically, the number of releases of Jujutsu Kaisen hit milestones of 8.5 million (early October), 10 million (October 29), 15 million (December 16), 20 million (January 13), 25 million (January 26), 30 million ( February 9), 35 million (March 4), and most recently, 40 million on March 31. Jujutsu Kaisen cover volume 15 and prequel. Photo: Mantan-web.jp. According to the report above by Shueisha, volume 15 of this manga has reached 1.5 million copies in its first release. This is considered a record milestone for the extremely popular young comic at the present time. Jujutsu Kaisen by author Gege Akutami first launched in March 2018 in the magazine Weekly Shonen Jump by Shueisha and is published in English by Viz Media . Up to now, Jujutsu Kaisen has published 15 volumes and all are well received by the public. It is known that the anime adaptation of Jujutsu Kaisen premiered on October 2, 2020 and has 24 episodes. Still Jujutsu Kaisen 0: The Movie , a new animated film in the form of a franchise, scheduled to open in winter 2022. The film is based on the prequel part, Jujutsu Kaisen 0: Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School by Gege Akutami.