The length of the wall extends from Hainan fishing village to Hon Kho During the day, when the water rises, from Nhon Hai looking to Hon Kho is still a vast sea of ​​water. At dusk, the sun gradually turned off, and the new wall appeared. The water here is not too deep, but because of that, it is not possible to run close by canoe, but must go on a rowing boat to reach this unique wall. “Be careful, the rocks are very easy to get hurt,” Sy reminded us when we excitedly put our hands into the clear sea. From the fishing village to the wall, you can only go by rowing boat like Mr. Sy’s boat. Temporarily anchoring the boat to a ledge, Mr. Sy said he could stay here as long as he wanted, until the water dried up completely. We reached the wall on the full moon day, that’s when the water was almost completely drained. If in another season, the solid connections from the rocks will be clearly seen, but now, only a green color of moss is visible. In the morning, the wall is submerged in sea water A few years ago, tourists to Hon Kho were few, and few people knew about the existence of the wall. But now more people come here. In addition to being curious about a mysterious construction on the sea, it is also because it is a very suitable place for “virtual living” photos. The wall rises out of the water in the afternoon The break is said to be the gate of the city for boats to pass through From Quy Nhon city, go across Thi Nai bridge to Phuong Mai peninsula, straight towards Nhon Hai, to Hai Nam fishing village, you can see the wall. But few people come to Nhon Hai without spending a little more time to take a boat out to walk on the strange wall surface. When the tide recedes, the wall is exposed with moss There is no record of an artificial wall in the Nhon Hai area. Ancient records only recorded four great walls built by the Champa people in Binh Dinh, including Thi Nai citadel in Tuy Phuoc district, Do Ban citadel, Chas citadel in An Nhon town, and Uat Tri citadel in Tay Son district. Only the third lunar month has so many mosses Was the wall in Nhon Hai built by man or a miracle of nature? But the people here, including Mr. Sy, believe that it is a legacy of many previous generations. Looking from the Nam Hai fishing village in the direction of the wall to Hon Kho, three distinct segments of the wall are clearly seen. The gaps between the sections are enough for small boats to pass through, which Mr. Sy surmises may have been the gates for ancient ships to pass through. It could simply be a dam built to break waves as Sy guessed, or it could be a defensive work of the Champa people – that mystery is still waiting for an answer. The flora and fauna here are quite interesting Natural grape seaweed is quite abundant here The wall surface is quite wide, about 3-4m, when the water recedes, you can walk comfortably. The wall is about 3 kilometers long. Even at the broken sections, the fishermen said that when the afternoon falls, the water only reaches the neck level, and can swim through easily. If on the full moon day, the tide is at its lowest, from above you can see the full stretch of the wall. Abundant biome in the middle of the sea It is moss season, so the wall is an extremely rich biome. From the Ganoderma lucidum, to the completely natural grape seaweed bushes. Starfish glittering in the water or clownfish hiding among the moss. The wall is now an attractive photography destination for many tourists Pointing to a boat also anchored in the distance, Mr. Sy said that his family had been here since morning until now. They went to Hon Kho, then rowed the boat over the wall, but still attached to this place…

Total lunar eclipse in Mechelen, Belgium, January 21, 2019. Photo: Getty Images. On the evening of May 26, the first total lunar eclipse in more than two years will coincide with a super moon in a special combination of the universe known as a “super blood moon”. The best place to observe this eclipse will be in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, all of Australia, east of Asia and west of the Americas. Vietnamese astronomy lovers can also observe this phenomenon. A total lunar eclipse will last about 15 minutes as the Earth passes directly between the moon and the sun. The entire phenomenon will last five hours, as Earth’s shadow gradually envelops the moon, then begins to diminish. The moon will be orange-red when all sunrises and sunsets in the Earth’s atmosphere are projected onto the surface of the eclipsed moon. Why is it called a super moon? A supermoon occurs when the moon is full at the point where the moon’s orbit brings it closest to Earth. And the “blood moon” appears as it moves through the Earth’s shadow, blocking the light from the sun. A combination of such events will occur on May 26, with a total lunar eclipse followed by a partial lunar eclipse, the moon appearing in red, then fading to gray. The moon’s orbit around the Earth is not a perfect circle. This means that the moon’s distance from Earth changes as it orbits the planet. The closest point in orbit, called perigee, is about 45,000 kilometers closer to Earth than the farthest point of the orbit. A full moon that occurs near perigee is called a supermoon. The Moon when it is closest to Earth is about 12% larger than when it is furthest. Source: Wikimedia. So why call it super? The Moon’s relatively close proximity makes it appear slightly larger and brighter than usual, although the difference between a supermoon and a normal moon is often barely noticeable unless you’re looking at the two side-by-side photos. together. The moon’s orbit is not a perfect circle. Source: Wikimedia. How does a lunar eclipse work? A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth’s shadow covers all or part of the Moon. This can only happen during a full moon, so first, let’s understand what makes a full moon. Like the Earth, half of the moon is illuminated by the sun at any given time. A full moon occurs when the moon and sun are on opposite sides of the Earth. This allows you to see the entire illuminated side, which looks like a circular disk in the night sky. If the moon had a perfectly flat orbit, each full moon would be a lunar eclipse. But the Moon’s orbit is tilted about 5 degrees relative to Earth’s. So most of the time the full moon lies slightly above or below the shadow formed by the Earth. But twice in each lunar orbit, the moon lies on the same horizontal plane as both the Earth and the sun. If this corresponds to a full moon, then the sun, Earth, and moon will form a straight line, and the moon will pass through the Earth’s shadow. This leads to a total lunar eclipse. To see a lunar eclipse, you need to stay awake at night, when the moon passes through the shadow. The phases of the moon correspond to how bright humans can see from Earth. Source: Wikimedia. Why is the moon red? When the moon is completely covered by Earth’s shadow, it will darken, but not turn completely black. Instead, it is red, which is why a total lunar eclipse is sometimes called a red or blood moon. Sunlight contains all colors of visible light. The gaseous particles that make up the Earth’s atmosphere are more likely to scatter light of blue wavelengths while red wavelengths pass through. This is called Rayleigh scattering, and it’s why the sky is blue, and sunrises and sunsets are often red. Earth’s atmosphere gives the moon its blood-red glow during total lunar eclipses. Photo: Wikimedia. In the case of a lunar eclipse, red light can pass through Earth’s atmosphere and be refracted – or bent – towards the moon, while blue light is filtered out. This causes the moon to appear light red during a lunar eclipse. How does Vietnam watch the total lunar eclipse? According to the Vietnam Astronomical Association (VACA), Wednesday evening, May 26, in Vietnam, most of the central and southern regions will be able to observe the full phase of this phenomenon, while in the north only partially traceable phase. Total lunar eclipse time in Vietnam: – Midnight lunar eclipse begins: 15:47 – Partial lunar eclipse begins: 16 hours 44 minutes – Total lunar eclipse starts: 18:11 – Maximum lunar eclipse: 18 hours 18 minutes – Total lunar eclipse ends: 18 hours 25 minutes – Partial lunar eclipse ends: 19:52 – Midnight lunar eclipse ends: 20 hours 49 minutes. In the northern region: The moon rises above the horizon at the end of the total phase. The observer can only track the partial phase of the phenomenon. For example, in Hanoi, the moon rises at 6:29 pm on May 26. Thus, the observer can almost fully follow the later phase of a partial lunar eclipse from that point to its end. Sometime before 19 o’clock, this partial phase still has very high coverage and is very noticeable. In the central and southern regions: Most of the central provinces will be able to track the last part of the total phase, while most southern provinces will be able to track the entire phase if the viewing angle is wide enough to see the eastern horizon. In Ho Chi Minh City, the moon rises at 18:07, that is, before the total phase begins, and therefore observers in this area and surrounding areas can fully monitor the total phase. Although the total phase can be seen in many areas, at that time the moon is so low that it will be difficult to see in places where visibility to the east is obstructed. The most favorable observation positions to monitor this period are places with a wide view to the East: areas without front houses, roofs or windows of high-rise buildings, the coast… On November 19, astronomical lovers around the world will continue to see an almost total lunar eclipse, the moon dims but does not turn red like this time. The next total lunar eclipse will occur in May 2022. The last total lunar eclipse was in January 2019.

A super blood moon turns red-orange (right). The color fades during a partial lunar eclipse (center), followed by a penumbral eclipse, when the Moon appears in a faint gray (left). Photo: Getty Images. A supermoon occurs when the moon is full at the point where the Moon’s orbit brings it closest to Earth. And the “Blood Moon” appears as it moves through the Earth’s shadow, obscuring the light from the Sun. A combination of such events will occur on May 26, with a total lunar eclipse followed by a partial lunar eclipse, the Moon appearing in red, then fading to gray. Right after sunset on May 26 (the full moon of the fourth lunar month), a “super blood moon” will hang in the sky to the east-southeast of Ho Chi Minh City. At this time, the supermoon and total lunar eclipse will combine to create a rare celestial image. This is Asia’s first total lunar eclipse in nearly three years – a brief but dramatic sight. This spectacle was observed for only 15 minutes from around the Pacific Rim, over the entire night part of the Earth. At this time, astronomy and sky lovers are hoping that the full moon night of April will be clear so they can watch the Moon turn red-orange. Phases of total lunar eclipse observed in Hong Kong in 2011. Photo: AFP What causes the “Super Blood Moon”? The Moon orbits Earth in an elliptical orbit every 27 days, so every month there is one point when it is furthest from Earth and another when it is closest. This moving closer and further away causes tides in the oceans. When a full moon occurs at the point closest to the Earth, it is called a Super Moon. Supermoons have occurred several times this year, but this “Flower Moon” will be the closest of the year. “Sister Hang” will be located 357,311km from Earth just 9 hours before the “Blood Moon”, or total lunar eclipse. As a result, the full moon in April this year will be about 8% larger than the full moon on average. Usually that means a brighter moon, but not this month. However, those interested are looking forward to seeing the “king tide” in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong. The blood moon eclipse, the longest of the 21st century, was observed over Hong Kong on July 27, 2018. Photo: Getty Images. When does a total lunar eclipse happen? The “blood moon” is the result of the full moon moving through the Earth’s shadow. This phenomenon can happen when the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon, but not often because the Moon’s orbit around the Earth is eccentric, so it usually moves below or above the Earth’s shadow. If not, there would be a total lunar eclipse every month. The last time there was a partial lunar eclipse in Hong Kong was on July 17, 2019. Illustration of a total lunar eclipse that occurs when the Moon is completely in the Earth’s shadow. Why did the “Super Blood Moon” turn red? The only light you’ll see at the Moon as it rises over Hong Kong will be filtered by the Earth’s atmosphere first. The sun looks orange-red at dusk and dawn because red light has the longest wavelength. As a result, it moves through Earth’s atmosphere more easily, colliding with fewer molecules in the air as it passes (while blue has the shortest wavelength, thus hitting more obstacles and scattering, that’s why the sky is blue). The same thing happens during a total lunar eclipse. Because the Earth lies between the Sun and the Moon, light that can reach the Moon must first pass through the Earth’s atmosphere. People take pictures of the lunar eclipse from the Avenue of Stars in Hong Kong in October 2014. Photo: AFP. When can you see the “Super Blood Moon”? The Pacific Rim – which includes East and Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the island nations of the Pacific Ocean and the west coast of the US – will be able to see the total lunar eclipse on May 26. People in eastern Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii are said to have the best views of the “Blood Moon”. According to the timeanddate website, in Ho Chi Minh City, the moon rises at 6:07 pm on May 26, but at a low position and the total lunar eclipse phase will make the moon too dim, difficult to track until the moon rises. over the sky and the total lunar eclipse ends.

A super blood moon turns red-orange (right). The color fades during a partial lunar eclipse (center), followed by a penumbral eclipse, when the Moon appears in a faint gray (left). Photo: Getty Images The “super blood moon” combined with the total lunar eclipse on the full moon day of the fourth lunar month will create a magnificent and beautiful sight that the people of our country as well as Asian countries can enjoy watching. A supermoon occurs when the moon is full at the point where the Moon’s orbit brings it closest to Earth. And the “Blood Moon” appears as it moves through the Earth’s shadow, obscuring the light from the Sun. A combination of such events will occur on May 26, with a total lunar eclipse followed by a partial lunar eclipse, the Moon appearing in red, then fading to gray. Right after sunset on May 26 (the full moon of the fourth lunar month), a “super blood moon” will hang in the sky to the east-southeast of Ho Chi Minh City. At this time, the supermoon and total lunar eclipse will combine to create a rare celestial image. This is Asia’s first total lunar eclipse in nearly three years – a brief but dramatic sight. This spectacle was observed for only 15 minutes from around the Pacific Rim, over the entire night part of the Earth. At this time, astronomy and sky lovers are hoping that the full moon night of April will be clear so they can watch the Moon turn red-orange. Phases of total lunar eclipse observed in Hong Kong in 2011. Photo: AFP What causes the “Super Blood Moon”? The Moon orbits Earth in an elliptical orbit every 27 days, so every month there is one point when it is furthest from Earth and another when it is closest. This moving closer and further away causes tides in the oceans. When a full moon occurs at the point closest to the Earth, it is called a Super Moon. Supermoons have occurred several times this year, but this “Flower Moon” will be the closest of the year. “Sister Hang” will be located 357,311km from Earth just 9 hours before the “Blood Moon”, or total lunar eclipse. As a result, the full moon in April this year will be about 8% larger than the full moon on average. Usually that means a brighter moon, but not this month. However, those interested are looking forward to seeing the “king tide” in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong. The blood moon eclipse, the longest of the 21st century, was observed over Hong Kong on July 27, 2018. Photo: Getty Images When does a total lunar eclipse happen? The “blood moon” is the result of the full moon moving through the Earth’s shadow. This phenomenon can happen when the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon, but not often because the Moon’s orbit around the Earth is eccentric, so it usually moves below or above the Earth’s shadow. If not, there would be a total lunar eclipse every month. The last time there was a partial lunar eclipse in Hong Kong was on July 17, 2019. Illustration of a total lunar eclipse that occurs when the Moon is completely in the Earth’s shadow. Why did the “Super Blood Moon” turn red? The only light you’ll see at the Moon as it rises over Hong Kong will be filtered by the Earth’s atmosphere first. The sun looks orange-red at dusk and dawn because red light has the longest wavelength. As a result, it moves through Earth’s atmosphere more easily, colliding with fewer molecules in the air as it passes (while blue has the shortest wavelength, thus hitting more obstacles and scattering, that’s why the sky is blue). The same thing happens during a total lunar eclipse. Because the Earth lies between the Sun and the Moon, light that can reach the Moon must first pass through the Earth’s atmosphere. When can you see the “Super Blood Moon”? The Pacific Rim – which includes East and Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the island nations of the Pacific Ocean and the west coast of the US – will be able to see the total lunar eclipse on May 26. People in eastern Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii are said to have the best views of the “Blood Moon”. According to the timeanddate website, in Ho Chi Minh City, the moon rises at 6:07 pm on May 26, but at a low position and the total lunar eclipse phase will make the moon too dim, difficult to track until the moon rises. over the sky and the total lunar eclipse ended. Watch a video demonstrating the “super blood moon” phenomenon on May 26 (Source: The secret of universe) At 6:11 pm on May 26, the total lunar eclipse begins, the moon is completely red. Those interested are encouraged to go to high points or areas with a clear view of the East-southeast of the City for the best view of the lunar eclipse. At 18:18, the total lunar eclipse is at its maximum; and at 18:25: Total lunar eclipse ends. At 19:52: The partial lunar eclipse ends and at 20:49, the penumbral eclipse also ends. What will the “super blood moon” be like? There are a few different phases to this lunar eclipse. The full Moon will be completely obscured – and reddish – for 15 minutes before it moves out of Earth’s shadow and the left side of the Moon begins to shine. Over the next 92 minutes, the Moon will be less red. Once completely gray again, the moon will remain in the Earth’s shadow and will look like a dim full moon. People take pictures of the lunar eclipse from the Avenue of Stars in Hong Kong in October 2014. Photo: AFP With a clear sky, it would be a strange sight. Because a total lunar eclipse occurs just as the Moon is rising, you may find the red full moon looks larger than average. When the 15 minutes of total lunar eclipse are over, if the sky is still clear blue, then the best scenes can appear. After the “blood moon” phase, the Moon will drift out of the Earth’s shadow, but the partial lunar eclipse (“half-blood moon”) is now as strange a sight as the total. As the full Moon rises higher in the sky, you’ll be able to see a slight curve above it. It is the edge of the Earth’s shadow in space projected onto the surface of the Moon. It is one of the strangest images of nature.

The full moon of the fourth lunar month, or May 26, 2021 of the solar calendar, is a day of prosperity, the atmosphere fluctuates strongly, so feng shui expert Phung Gia reminds that these 10 taboos should be avoided if possible on full moon days. April lest bad luck, fortune dissipate, illness clings. 1. Do not fish or kill animals lest disease cling, destiny decline. 2. Avoid exposing the bottom of the rice barrel, lest there be hunger and crop failure for a whole month. 3. Abstain from husband and wife affairs, otherwise they will lose their vital energy, and the children born will not be healthy. 4. On this day, yin is prosperous, avoid letting children cry and make people pay attention and follow. 5. Do not say bad omens, slander, swear words, or quarrel to attract marketing and trouble. 6. Limit wearing white and black because these two colors are often associated with mourning, the deceased. 7. Avoid lending money because this means that you give away your fortune. 8. Avoid going to places with heavy negative energy such as graves, morgues, deserted places, hospitals, especially those who are weak in spirit, or in poor health… lest illness, chronic illness. 9. Avoid breaking or damaging furniture lest it be a harbinger of loss of wealth, bad luck, and family insecurity. 10. Avoid price bargaining and then don’t buy lest it affect other people’s business luck. The taboos above mostly belong to folk beliefs, so believe it or not, we should avoid letting everything be smooth, convenient, and psychologically relieved. * Information is for reference only.

Photo: BrightSide It sounds ridiculous, but there are still people who believe that the Earth is flat, even though NASA has proven it with GPS positioning and images from space satellites. Some people believe in the old map theory that the Earth is completely flat and stationary, centered around the North and South Poles. Reality: NASA has taken countless vivid pictures to prove that the earth is spherical. There are easier ways to verify that. A suggestion for you to check the horizon by trying to climb a tree. The higher you climb, the further you can see, the more clearly you can see the curvature of the earth. 2. When the Moon is full, people will change Photo: BrightSide An age-old legend leads people to believe that most crimes happen on full moons because the moon drives people crazy. Even police stations in the UK require extra vigilance around full moons. Reality : That is completely absurd. Studies show that there is no link between the increase in crime during full moons. This event can also be explained because most of the time, the full moon falls on a holiday or weekend. 3. Vaccines “bad” Photo: BrightSide In a recent survey, 45% of American adults were asked about vaccines and they answered negatively, questioning the effectiveness of vaccines and their safety. So more and more people stop vaccinating their children as well as themselves. According to the World Health Organization, hesitancy to use vaccines is listed in the top 10 threats to global health in 2019. In fact, vaccines prevent and cure many diseases. For example, the tragedy of Pertussis, which disappeared for decades and returned to spread everywhere, doctors recommend vaccines to prevent such diseases, both safe and effective, but more and more women Parents decide not to vaccinate their children. 4. Australia is not real and its inhabitants are just actors diễn Photo: BrightSide Some people believe that Australia does not exist. According to some theories, when Australia was founded it was just a British military base, in fact Britain killed all the prisoners and no island existed. This strange thing was reported by a number of famous magazines. Truth: This is a very obvious thing, Australia exists. You can find all the information about Australia on the Internet, NASA satellite images, or you can book a flight there. 5. The Loch Ness Monster is real. Photo: BrightSide There are still many people who believe in the legend of the creature called the “Loch Ness Monster”. The terrifying giant creature is said to live in Loch Ness in Scotland. Rumors have been circulating since a doctor visited the area and captured the moment he saw this legendary creature emerge from the water, since then many have claimed to have seen it with their own eyes. see the creature. The truth is that there is no such thing as a “Loch Ness Monster”. No evidence has been found that the photo is fake. However, according to subsequent studies, the photos appear to be staged. Some scientists have been exploring the continent, collecting DNA samples, and have discovered that what people see is likely a giant eel or a seal. 6. Dark Side of the Moon. Photo: BrightSide It is believed that we cannot see 100% of the Moon, because an area is always dark and frozen. In fact, this can be explained by the cycle of the moon. The moon is fullest at the position where the sun’s reflection is maximum and waning when the angle is oblique, but there is no darkness at all. 7. There is no global warming. Photo: BrightSide Although it is hard to believe, there are still some people who deny about global warming and claim that nature is not affected by the terrible effects that humans have caused. People are skeptical about climate change, they are against science, like oil companies or industrial parks. The reality is that climate change is happening and it’s man-made. Greenhouse gas emissions are the main cause of global warming. Scientists also agree to prove global warming and there are more than 1000 papers dealing with this issue and its negative effects on humans.

It was Mrs. Kim Lien’s cereal milk shop. This milk bar is always remembered by diners because the drinks are preserved with the same grain flavor that is hard to find anywhere else. All cereal milk or juice dishes are stirred with ice to help drinkers feel both sweet and cool. At Mrs. Lien’s milk shop, there are many choices such as soy milk, mung bean milk, etc., but the milk that makes the reputation and is called the most by many young people is the five-spice milk. With the milk is quite thick and smooth, each type of milk has a different color that creates a very beautiful glass of five-spice milk, which is why before drinking, almost everyone will save it. a photo of yourself. Explaining this name, Ms. Lien said: “The five-flavoured milk is I mix all kinds of cereal milk together. There are 5 types of cereal mixed together for the drinker to absorb the special synthesis. But but when the drinker enjoys it, he must not stir it up, do not mix it well, but keep the cup to drink immediately. Then the taste of the five-spice milk is the true five-flavoured milk.” “I came up with this five-spice milk three years ago, naturally sold it for a long time, then I thought of it and tried to mix it up again. Who would have thought that everyone had mixed up, including the elderly, middle-aged people who went to the market, people who went to the market, and those who had mixed feelings. Children going to school and even very young children also visit the shop to find and drink this milk, but once they drink it, they gradually become regular customers of the shop,” added Ms. Lien. Guests come to the shop in addition to the attractiveness of delicious milk dishes, but also because of the friendliness of the owner. That friendliness is easily felt from the moment you set foot in the shop through her invitation, or the way Ms. Lien carefully instructs new guests how to use a glass of her five-spice milk: “Don’t stir it. up, just let it drink to feel the taste of each type of milk…”. Every day, Ms. Lien sells more than 100 cups of milk on the spot, in addition, the number of bottles that customers buy to take home cannot be counted. The restaurant’s menu includes more than 10 drinks with prices ranging from 8,000-20,000 VND. Kim Lien’s milk shop only sells from 6 am to 14 pm, it is closed, the most crowded time is from 8 am to 10 pm, at this time it is too crowded to sell. (According to GiadinhNet)

The profession of making haphazard gear in Xuan Lap commune (Tho Xuan). Referring to the “craft land” Tho Xuan, the traditional profession of making haphazard gears in Trung Lap village, Xuan Lap commune cannot help but mention it. According to local people, in the past, this kind of cake was only made on the full moon day, the death anniversary, the Lunar New Year; However, up to now, harrowing gear is made all year round to serve the needs of consumers and has become a traditional profession that brings stable income for local people. Visiting Do Viet Chung’s family’s haphazard leaf gear making facility, we witnessed the enthusiastic working atmosphere of bakers. The hands of cleverly mixing flour and leaf folding seem simple, but it requires meticulousness in each stage and the secret to create delicious cakes. Mr. Chung said: The rice used to make the cake is a grainy, shiny, fragrant 13/2 rice cultivated by the people of Xuan Lap commune, then soaked in cold water for 2-3 hours and then ground into powdered water. so that the dough is soft and smooth. Next, draining the dough is very important because it requires workers to know how to mix the amount of water in the flour and the amount of salt just right. After mixing the water, go to the kitchen to let the fire burn down, the workers must always stir, so that the dough does not clump, so on until the dough is flexible enough. The leaves for wrapping the haphazard gear are usually fresh banana leaves, neither too young nor too old; Cut banana leaves, wash them, poke all the spine, heat to increase the flexibility of the leaves, cut each leaf to wrap a cake, then wipe clean. The filling consists of minced lean pork shoulder mixed with dried onions, carpentry and seasoning with spices such as pepper, moderate white salt, then sautéed to make the kernel rich and delicious. After completing the preparation stages, the cake will be wrapped. Add a sufficient amount of flour to the banana leaf and place the cake in the middle. Spreading along banana leaves and rolled up, turning the cake gently to make the cake evenly round … Currently, Mr. Chung’s family business sells more than 20,000 cakes per month, earning more than 40 million VND / month . It is known that Xuan Lap commune currently has 240 households producing and trading in harrowing gear; each year supply to the market about 12 million cakes, turnover more than 20 billion / year; create jobs for more than 300 workers, with an average income from 3 to 3.5 million / person / month. Recently, Xuan Lap coarse gear product has been certified by the Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee at provincial level 3. In addition to the profession of making harrows, the commune maintains and develops the traditional carpentry profession with products with diverse models; People have boldly invested in scientific and technical applications, purchased modern machines for production and the whole commune has about 50 households participating in production, with turnover from 30 to 50 billion VND / year. A representative of the commune People’s Committee said: In order to sustainably develop traditional occupations, in the coming time, the commune will actively support people to expand and develop in scale and application of scientific and technical advances. into production in order to increase the value of the product to meet the increasingly high demand of the market. To attach importance to activities of supporting vocational training, vocational transmission, skill improvement and job development, which are linked between vocational training institutions and enterprises; vocational training and vocational training establishments; invite specialists in vocational training, vocational training, skills improvement and new job development. Besides, encourage the establishment of cooperatives and cooperative groups in craft villages; mobilize capital sources to promote the application of technical advances and mechanization of a number of production stages; continue preserving and developing occupations that are active and capable of developing; research to introduce a number of new professions and products with advantages in raw materials and consumption markets.

How to improve the performance of people born on this date? Phung Phuong expert will answer your questions for you! According to the feng-shui concept, the moon represents the yin (girl) and the sun represents the yin (boy). On the brightest and most beautiful full moon day, the lunar calendar is also the most prosperous. Girls born that night are most converged on these traits and partly transformed into personality. On the contrary, on the first day of the dimmest moon (hard to see), the solar energy will be the most. A son born that night will converge the powerful traits of yang in his personality. In terms of feng-shui, balance yin and yang is always the prerequisite for bringing good luck. Therefore, whether it is yin or yang, when it is at its peak, it is all unusual, not ideal. That is why many children born on these two days have a very special temperament, most of them stubborn and mischievous. Not to mention the hardships, difficulties, and difficulties to do everything. If you were born on the full moon or the 1st day and are concerned about the impact of bad fortune on your destiny, bring the Buddha of Destiny to be blessed, to protect peace on all paths of life. Also remember that even though you cannot decide the moment of your birth and the predetermined destiny, you can completely turn the tide with your own virtues and cultivation. * Information in the article is for reference only!

Bee tea is considered as a dish close to the Hanoians. The soft, sweet, honey-colored tea with the warm and fragrant spicy flavor of old ginger always makes people enjoy a feeling of passion to surprise. If you like to eat bee tea, you can refer to how to cook bee tea of ​​Tran Ly (Hanoi) below: Resources To make 2 dishes of tea, about 300g of glutinous rice should be used, so it is recommended to use sticky rice with high plasticity (sticky rice with yellow flowers). 50-60g molasses brown sugar. Some white sesame seeds. 7g fresh ginger. Making The rice is blooming, soft and juicy, but not crushed, it is sweet, sometimes ginger flavor, especially without the rice. Soak and wash rice the way we normally soak sticky rice. Rice after being washed clean, stirred with a little salt and then cooked sticky rice. Eat twice to make the sticky rice seeds bloom and plump for a long time. That will yield about 500g of sticky rice after serving. Divide the amount of sticky rice in half because 1 dish of bee tea will use 250g of sticky rice (should make each dish). Simmer 50-60g molasses sugar with 50g water to dissolve completely. When the sugar is melted, add 7g of freshly shaved peeled ginger and continue to boil. Use sugar from molasses is best because it is fragrant and beautiful in color. Put sticky rice in the ginger sugar mixture, quickly use chopsticks to spread the sticky rice and soak it evenly. Increase the heat a little and stir continuously until the sugar water is drained into the sticky rice seeds and the sticky rice seeds are slightly tightened. Quickly empty the plate. Do the same with the rest of the sticky rice. That’s it for the divine bee tea. Don’t forget to sprinkle the fragrant roasted white sesame seeds! Wish you all success with bee tea!

Resources: – 1/2 carrot – 1/4 big cabbage – 3 mushrooms – 50g bean sprouts – 50g of sprouts – 1 tablespoon sesame oil – 1 teaspoon pepper – Salt, seasoning seeds – 15 spring rolls – 2 teaspoons of flour Making: – Cut cabbage 3-4mm thin, washed to drain. – Cut mushroom, erect mushroom and slice into thin slices. – Peeled carrots, finely grated. – Wash bean sprouts, drain. – Cut vegetable root, wash, drain. – Dissolve the flour in 1 bowl of water. – Heat the pan, add two tablespoons of cooking oil to the pan evenly, add cabbage and carrots to the pan, then add bean sprouts, mushrooms, and sprouts to the island for about 30 seconds. – Season with sesame oil, pepper, 1 teaspoon sugar, 1 pinch of salt, 1 teaspoon of seasoning seeds to taste, stir the vegetables to infuse the vegetables. – Spread the spring rolls on a clean, wide surface, scoop a teaspoon of the vegetarian spring roll filling mixture in the middle of the cake, fold the edges on the sides, then fold the center edge, roll the vegetarian spring rolls. – At the bottom edge, apply a little tapioca water to prevent the spring roll from coming out. – Heat the pan, add cooking oil to deep fry the spring rolls, wait for the oil to boil, then drop each piece into golden fry. Pick up the rolls to a plate lined with oil blotting paper and then use it hot. Vegetable lotus seed soup Resources: Lotus seeds: 50 grams Fresh shiitake mushrooms: 50 grams Fresh Ganoderma: 50 grams Carrots: 1/2 bulb Young tofu: 1 piece Coriander Spices: Soup powder, mushroom seasoning seeds, lotus seeds, pepper. Steps to be followed: Lotus seeds: You bring them clean and dry. If the lotus seeds have not been informed, you should remember to know how to reduce the bitterness of the lotus seeds. Carrots: Wash, peel, prune flowers and cut into pieces about 1 cm. Shiitake mushrooms, Ganoderma lucidum: Pick up, wash and take out to drain. Young Tofu: Cut into small pieces to taste. Cilantro: Pick up and wash, bring tangled. You put a small pot on the stove, add lotus seeds and pour cold water in. Bring to a boil, lower heat, simmer until the lotus seeds are tender. Don’t forget that you need to taste a little more seasoning seeds and broth powder. Soft lotus seeds, you add shiitakes and reishi mushrooms and boil for 6-7 minutes. Next will be the carrots and soft cooked. Finally, you add the tofu, tasting the spices to taste. Boil for 1-2 minutes, then add the peppercorns and turn off the heat. You spread the mushroom soup out, put the vegetables and the soup in a bowl, served with coriander. Chicken thigh mushroom mixed with satay Prepare: 3 – 6 chicken drumsticks.
1 stalk of celery + some cilantro.
2 teaspoons soy sauce.
1 teaspoon flour.
1 teaspoon ground pepper.
4 garlic cloves (depending on vegetarian taste you can add or not).
1 teaspoon sesame oil.
1 teaspoon roasted white sesame seeds.
2 tablespoons satay (you can give more if you like spicy food).
1 teaspoon of vinegar …
Perform: Chicken thigh mushrooms are washed with salt water and then tear the vertical strands into bite-sized pieces.
Boil the pot of water, let the mushrooms boil for 2-3 minutes, the mushrooms are just cooked, then north down, take out the basket to dry.
Crushed garlic, chopped. Add mushrooms, minced garlic, satay, vinegar, roasted sesame seeds, powdered wings, ground pepper into a large bowl, mix well.
Add soy sauce, sesame oil, celery into the above mixture, mix again, leave for about 5-10 minutes to absorb spices. Crispy corn pies Resources: Medium-sized corn (corn): 2 fruits Crispy flour: 2 tbsp Chicken eggs: 1 fruit Purple onion: 3 tubers peeled, minced Scallions or chives (can be substituted with cilantro) have been finely chopped Spices: Cooking oil / unsalted butter, salt, pepper Making: Corn is split into seeds, note when choosing corn, you should get the kind with moderate seeds, you can press your nails through. Grind the corn puree and add the purple onion, crispy powder, chives, pepper, and salt and mix well to make the corn infused with spices. After mixing the corn with spices, continue to add a mixture of 1 chicken egg and mix well. Place the pan on the hot stove, add 4 tablespoons of oil to the pan. When cooking oil floats, you scoop each spoon of the corn mixture into the pan (note a moderate amount), use a spoon to gently press the mixture to spread evenly and not be flat. You fry until the edges start to yellow, then turn to the back. After both sides are golden fried, you take them out to a plate, don’t forget to put oil blotting paper on the plate to make them taste better. You prepare a plate of raw vegetables, chili garlic fish sauce or chili sauce to serve with corn pies. Young tofu with shiitake mushroom sauce Resources: 1 pack of young tofu (can be purchased at the market or supermarket).
100g fresh shiitake mushrooms.
Scallion, 1 cilantro branch.
Spices: vegetarian oyster oil, soy sauce, salt, sesame oil.
1 teaspoon of flour.
Tools: Knife, cutting board, pot, kitchen … Making: Step 1: Shiitake mushrooms cut the old leg, rinse, soak in dilute salt water for about 15 minutes to clean. Then picked out thin slices to eat. Young tofu is washed, sliced ​​to taste, then steamed. Step 2: North pan on the stove, add 1 teaspoon of sesame oil. When the oil is hot, add the top part of the onion to the top and fry it. Next, add the mushrooms and stir-fry, add a little vegetarian oyster oil and soy sauce to stir thoroughly. Mix 1 teaspoon of flour with a little water, stir in a pan with mushrooms, taste to taste. Step 3: Finally, put the mushrooms with the sauce above into the plate of cooked young tofu. Spread the sauce over the beans with a spoon so that the tofu is evenly absorbed. So the food is done and ready to be enjoyed. Tieu Bao (Synthetic) Photo: Collectibles

Leni was followed and guided by his mother Heidi Klum in the backstage of the shoot. The beloved daughter Leni of the cult supermodel U50 Heidi Klum has just appeared in the first solo cover photo of Glamor magazine with an anesthetic charm. 20 years ago, Heidi Klum was also the first model to appear in this publication. Impressing in a bright purple flower dress, Leni Klum is very brave and proves her natural acting ability in front of the camera when succeeding her mother. The teenage girl has big round eyes, a doll-like plump face and a radiant charm. The 16-year-old Leni Klum is 1m70 tall with the physique of a promising model Supermodel Heidi Klum’s daughter was praised by netizens as beautiful as an angel The full moon model inherits many of her mother’s beauty and long legs. The real teenage girl is Helene Boshoven Samuel, is the daughter of Heidi Klum and ex-lover – the boss of Formula 1 racing village Flavio Briatore. Sexy 16-year-old girl in backstage taking pictures Quite sternly, Heidi Klum once confirmed that she wanted her 16-year-old daughter to be a model. “She took part in the opening of Berlin Fashion Week, for the first time I saw my daughter striding on heels like a real fashion model. I felt very excited when I watched Leni perform, especially the first time I worked with her and now she’s doing everything herself, even though I’m there Leni has been following me to the photo shoots since she was a kid and is really bold in front of the camera turned. I went to Germany’s Next Top Model and Leni completed a lot of scenes modeling had to do. A lot of times at the end of the shoot, she said, “Now it’s my turn!” She really loves this job! ” She is very close to the famous mother