Tesso-en Garden in Gujo Hachiman. (Photo: Stephen Mansfield) In Japanese, “shinrinyoku” means forest bathing, is a word used to describe how people relax and refresh their spirits when immersed in nature in wild forests. Over time, this concept became more and more popular and gradually became the spiritual therapy of the people of Phu Tang. Forest bathing is spending time resting and relaxing in a wooded area and “bathing” under the trees. This term was first used by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in 1982, with the desire to promote a healthy lifestyle while developing and protecting the vast and beautiful natural environment. beauty of the country. Forest bathing in Japan is a new medical therapy that helps relieve stress and anxiety extremely effectively. Psychologists believe that human energy and strength will be optimized when in a state of stillness and balance. Those who have experienced forest bathing said that they feel all fatigue is dispelled when coming here. Especially in the context of the Covid-19 epidemic, the mental recovery benefits brought by gardens to people are undisputed. Whether in person, online or through illustrated books, the inspiring presence of gardens can help overcome lingering stresses in life. On a higher level, rock gardens (often called meditation gardens) are ideal locations for meditation and mind purification. In Japan, the forests and gardens in the ancient capital of Kyoto are the most visited places. Visitors can find the garden in a quiet residential area like Shake-machi, near Kamigamo Shrine. The dense trees at the meditation gardens act as sound barriers, creating a peaceful environment for stillness or introspection. In addition, visitors can visit Hakusasonso – a sacred garden with a dome design, a tea ceremony house, some stone decorations and a Buddha statue. Or when coming to Toji-in garden, Myoshin-ji, tourists can admire the delicate aesthetic and special feeling of Kyoto. There is a Chinese proverb that says “Life begins the day you open a garden”. The flow of organic time in a Japanese garden is quite different from the flow of work or of time. The pace of life “decelerating” amid the Covid-19 pandemic is creating a new state of happiness, making people calmer and more relaxed. Exposure to Japanese gardens for forest bathing will make us feel restored and reborn. Phuong Thao (according to Nikkei Asia)

Pu Yi was only 3 years old at that time, crying loudly, the Qing court was in turmoil, ending the legendary life of a controversial woman in Chinese history. So why did the woman with the power of the tide die a year before she was buried, and on the day of the funeral, there were many strange phenomena, could everything be foreshadowed? When Empress Dowager Cixi died, the Qing court was extremely precarious, the West constantly swept and invaded, and the Qing government did not stop cutting the land for compensation. The Qing Dynasty’s treasury was soon empty, the gods and the foolish feudal people were still confused and engrossed in the dream of the kingdom of heaven, making them unable to keep up with the changes of the times, the arrangement of The funeral of King Quang Tu and Empress Dowager Cixi caused great headaches to the ministers, because according to royal rites, the Queen Mother could not be buried at the same time as the Emperor. Everyone knows, the time of death of King Quang Tu and Empress Dowager Cixi was only about 20 hours apart, although while living, Empress Dowager Cixi was extremely powerful, but until she died, she still had to be ranked behind the puppet Emperor. Quang Tu. Therefore, Empress Dowager Cixi’s funeral was forced to be postponed. The funeral of these two people has to spend a large amount of money, the funeral supplies, funeral supplies, funeral rituals all need a long time to prepare. At that time, King Quang Tu’s funeral was held in a hurry and was also very simple, but before his death, Empress Dowager Cixi set strict requirements for her own funeral. Because it took a year for the funeral to take place, so the preparation time was a lot, and it was also extremely expensive. The image of the extremely grand funeral of Empress Dowager Cixi. The Qing court at that time was extremely weak, the Qing aristocracy felt that the more at times like these, the more they could not be looked down upon by Western powers, and had to protect their majesty and face. of the Dai Qing court, so the great ministers spent a lot of time preparing for the funeral of Empress Dowager Cixi. During his lifetime, Tu Hi was very fond of luxury, and also loved to collect all kinds of rare treasures such as pearls, onyx…; The strange treasures buried in her coffin are worth hundreds of millions of taels of silver. When she was alive, Empress Dowager Cixi lived in luxury and wastefulness, until her death, she still did not change her extravagant and luxurious style, taking away 1/5 of the fortune from a Dai Thanh who was on the verge of bankruptcy. withered. It is rumored that, when she died, on her head, Empress Dowager Cixi wore a phoenix hat with precious gems, this gem weighed 4 taels, as big as a bird’s egg, worth up to 100,000 taels of silver, this amount was enough to fostering the entire Beiyang fleet, it was both pitiful and ridiculous. At that time, the Qing Dynasty modernized the military, but they all lacked military expenses, and their military strength compared to other countries was extremely backward. A year later, in the burial scene of Empress Dowager Cixi, the ritual was held like a monarch, with 128 people making coffins and votive goods, countless, no different from the yin soldiers who paved the way. The funeral procession includes the royal family, the great ministers, also nearly 8000 people, the size of the funeral team is extremely solemn, marching on the main road for 5 days and 5 nights. Foreign reporters stood on the observatory, curiously watching the large funeral procession, but in the midst of that monumental scene, two very strange things appeared. The picture was taken on the day of the funeral of Empress Dowager Cixi. 2 strange phenomena appeared on the day of mourning for Empress Dowager Cixi The first is that wherever the funeral procession passes, there is a constant stench. This sudden stench caused the people to kneel and put their hands over their noses. In addition, the coffin-carrying team also discovered that there was blood flowing from the coffin, which eunuch Ly Lien Anh couldn’t wipe it off. This strange incident made the funeral procession afraid and restless, many people said that the stench emitted was because the body had been left to rot for a year, but there was no evidence for everything. Since ancient times, China’s techniques to protect the body from decay have been extremely perfect, as the old Buddha of Dai Thanh, her body must be preserved carefully, no matter what. no matter what, surely do not let Empress Dowager Cixi’s body rot. Until 20 years later, when the warlord Sun Dien Anh excavated the tomb of Empress Dowager Cixi, the face of Empress Dowager Cixi was still seen as lifelike, as if she was still alive, this proves that the Empress Dowager Cixi’s body had not yet rotted. If so, the rotten smell of mourning could not have emanated from Empress Dowager Cixi’s coffin. Later people speculated that the people rumored that the stench carried both a curse and a complaint against Empress Dowager Cixi when she was alive for doing harm to the country, and after her death, the bad reputation would still be passed on. thousands of years later, spreading resentment and resentment towards Empress Dowager Cixi. As for the bloody coffin, it is even more mysterious, some say it is a harbinger of heaven, moreover, a bad omen, foreshadowing the decline of the Qing court. Sure enough, it wasn’t long before the Qing dynasty fell. The eunuch Ly Lien Anh felt that this incident was too strange, so he sent an investigator to finally find out the cause. The reason is that the coffin placed in the palace before being buried must also go through many stages, including the stage of incense burning. The image of Cixi’s body next to countless valuable burial objects. Illustration. Incense incense is mainly used to prevent termites and insects, but who would have thought that the person in charge of incense burning for the coffin would carelessly take the wrong type of incense, taking the type of incense called “rat poison incense” to burn the coffin. by Empress Dowager Cixi. This type of incense attracts mice to focus, when smelling it a lot, it will cause the mouse’s senses to bleed. The scent in Empress Dowager Cixi’s coffin attracted the rats, when they entered the coffin, they smelled a large amount of this poisonous smell, so they vomited blood and died. . The cause of the incident that frightened many people was just such a mistake, which made people half believe and half doubt. But it must also be said that in the midst of the dark, scary funeral procession, such strange things happened, indeed, there were many associations, even though Empress Dowager Cixi’s funeral was solemn and popular. however, could not stop the people’s constant reproaches with this ruler. As Empress Dowager Cixi’s soul gradually drifted away from her coffin, the echoes of the fall of the Qing Dynasty drew closer and closer, eventually being drowned out by the guns of Western invaders. Twenty years later, posterity greedily stares at the treasure in Empress Dowager Cixi’s tomb like a hungry tiger stalking its prey. Military leader Ton Dien Anh led a group of people carrying explosives to blow up the entrance to the mausoleum, causing people to stutter, they followed through the zigzag paths to the coffin in the center of the mausoleum, stealing all the gold. silver and jewels in it. Rumor has it that because there are so many treasures, it took this group of dozens of people 7 days and 7 nights to bring all these treasures away. The well-preserved body of Empress Dowager Cixi also withered and withered the moment the coffin lid was flipped open. Illustrations. A powerful empress dowager like Cixi was also humiliated like that. The grave robbers were absorbed in the pile of gold and silver, but did not realize that the body of Empress Dowager Cixi had been thrown out the door, her face buried in mud. The famous Empress Dowager for a while did not expect to die for a few decades and still cannot rest. After the theft of Empress Dowager Cixi’s tomb happened 40 days ago, Emperor Pu Yi hurriedly reburied Empress Dowager Cixi, only this time it had to be greatly simplified. Rumor has it that, when she was buried in the mouth of Empress Dowager Cixi, she took a nightingale pearl, which is extremely rare and has great value. After being taken away by the grave robbers, they passed from one person to another and then gave it to Tong My Linh. Tong My Linh was very interested and used it as a decoration inlaid on shoes, but unfortunately, there was no news of this night pearl in the world anymore. After her death, Empress Dowager Cixi brought many treasures with her, but in the end she still fell into the end with two empty hands, the power to cover the sky is just like the wind blowing clouds, the pearl has a value associated with it. The latter also fell into the hands of others. If the tomb of Empress Dowager Cixi did not initially contain so many jewels, it probably would not have attracted the greedy eyes of thieves. A once-powerful woman with a unique aura, after 20 years of death, it was only a mess, the tomb was exploded and split after five years, it was also accidentally covered by history, finally. became the subject of the story of the afterlife and the fanciful thoughts of posterity.

For many countries, the price of fruits in Japan is unbelievably expensive, and not too diverse in terms of quantity. However, foreign guests are impressed by the freshness and quality of vegetables here. One of the most typical examples is the case when Vietnamese lychees are exported here, sold at a rather high price of 500,000 VND/kg, a box of 7 lychees is bought and placed in a very luxurious box. . 2. Japanese people are so easily embarrassed that even if they speak English, they won’t speak! The Japanese have long been known to be shy and timid, but to the extent that they dare not speak English to foreigners is strange. This makes communication quite difficult. “I find it a pity that so few Japanese people speak English to foreigners. I know a lot of people know English, but they don’t speak at all.” One visitor shared. 3. Men don’t pay the entire bill Even in the age of gender equality, it is quite common for men to actively pay for meals. Especially in Latin countries like Mexico, boys often take the initiative to pay, even women will try to convince him to pay anyway. But in Japan, it’s pretty fair when it comes to money. Some even consider being paid by their boyfriends as an insult to their economic situation. 4. Bathing with strangers? Small problem! One of the traditional Japanese customs is bathing in hot springs, and bathing in public baths. For many tourists, bathing with many people at the same time while wearing nothing is quite a sensitive issue. “I can’t get used to bathing with many people at the same time. There is no such culture in my country,” said an Indonesian female tourist.

The “we” that Ah Tao is talking about are gay men on the island, like him. With the aim of understanding the life of the LGBT community in Hainan, I asked Ah Tao to be my guide. Unlike big cities in China such as Beijing, Shanghai or Guangzhou, the LGBT community in the island located on the southern coast of the mainland 30 km is not really well received, has to live a closed life and hide its bias. sexual orientation towards society. Unlike in Beijing or Shanghai, the LGBT community in Hainan province still faces many prejudices and is not accepted by society. Photo: The Beijinger. Hide your identity 11 years ago, I spent 12 months learning Chinese in Hainan and interacting with the local LGBT community. From that experience, for the past 8 years, I have started researching the lives of gay, bisexual and transgender people in this low-economic and culturally low-value locality. In the past few years, the government has made a lot of efforts to promote tourism in Hainan, but there has not been the same level of investment in other coastal areas. Ah Tao led me out of the square, through an empty market, and into a dark alley. “When you go there, don’t mention homosexuality or heterosexuality,” he warned carefully. Most have to hide their identities to be able to integrate into the community and continue to lead normal lives. Photo: New York Post. I suddenly recalled in 2009, the first time my friends took me to the only gay bar in Haikou – the capital of Hainan province. It was nestled behind an abandoned hotel, hidden by another row of working hotels. Later, I found out that that is the common point of spaces for the LGBT community – discreet, out of sight. To outsiders, these areas are completely invisible, hard to find. But for people like Ah Tao, this is the only place to take off your mask and be true to yourself. “Happy or sad, I always go to these bars to relax. The LGBT community here doesn’t have that much space,” said Xiaomai, a 19-year-old gay man. However, such bars only exist in major cities on the island. In smaller towns, they can only meet and chat at teahouses, convenience stores and parks. The risk of being discovered, stigmatized, affecting honor, family and work is also greater. Therefore, Ah Tao told me not to mention a word related to “gay”. Following Ah Tao’s footsteps into a convenience store at an intersection in a dark alley, I saw three electric mahjong tables surrounded by many people, men and women of all kinds. Seeing Ah Tao, they turned to ask about love and marriage. “It looks like it, but the men sitting here are all gay,” Ah Tao whispered to me. Accordingly, because they want to participate in community activities, many gay people in Hainan accept to hide their identities and pretend to be a different person. The worry of “no wife, no children” “How do you have a wife and children that are so few these days?”, a woman playing mahjong turned to ask Ah Tao. In fact, gay men here often receive such curious questions about marriage. Family pressure, children are always present, reminding Ah Tao that he is living “no wife, no children”. Many people in the community fear that they will be forced to marry and have children according to the expectations of family and society. “I am happy to make friends, get to know many people like me. But what about the future? How should I face my family, how do I explain the fact that I am still unmarried at 20-30 years old?”, Xiaomai’s heart. Some gay people living in Hainan choose to have children through surrogacy, which helps relieve the pressure of marriage and the anxiety of loneliness in old age. Photo: The Guardian. In China, the traditional concept of family still has a profound influence in society. For men, they need to be responsible for getting married and having children at all costs. In addition, due to fear of old age without a caregiver, many gay men accept marriage. “I got married partly because of my parents, partly because I was afraid that I wouldn’t have someone to look after me in my old age,” said 24 year old Liang Zongwei, a gay man living in Haikou. Some individuals like Ah Long (36 years old), a factory owner in northeastern Hainan, choose to have children through surrogacy. However, not everyone has the financial means to do this. In big cities, social organizations are trying to change stereotypes and raise social awareness about the LGBT community. But with provinces and cities that have not yet received economic and cultural investment like Hainan, the presence of homosexuals has not been properly recognized. From the experience of making friends with Ah Tao and being exposed to LGBT culture in Hainan, I reflect more on life, wondering if having to hide my true self is really “living”.

Owning the Top 10 largest seaports in Vietnam and continuously investing and developing in all aspects, Quy Nhon is expected to soon become one of the nation’s marine economic centers. As of April 2021, the whole country has 286 wharves with a length of about 96 km of wharves (more than 4.5 times higher than in 2000), with a total throughput of goods of 692.2 million tons (about 8, four times in 2000). In particular, seaport systems are associated with major economic centers and regions of the country. Large seaports with the role of focal point for import and export of goods and creating driving force for the whole region’s development have clearly formed and contributed significantly to the growth of the economy, especially in important fields. Key areas such as tourism, industrial development, infrastructure… Quy Nhon port is associated with the growth poles of Phuong Mai peninsula and Nhon Hoi economic zone, this area is expected to quickly become a seaport and commercial city. prosperity of the country. Quy Nhon is expected to become the busiest port city in the country In October 2020, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Tran Chau signed a decision approving the development plan to expand Quy Nhon port into one of the modern seaports of the region to meet the needs of socio-economic development of Vietnam. Binh Dinh province, South Central region and Central Highlands. Thanks to the seaport advantage, Quy Nhon will have a great opportunity to exploit the “gold mine” from cruise tourism because this is the gateway to Southeast Asia. Therefore, Quy Nhon has many opportunities to welcome the shift of international tourist flows to this market when promoting sea tourism. Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co – Quy Nhon’s new entertainment center To become a modern international seaport city, Quy Nhon has been preparing for tourism and service infrastructure for the past half-decade. In particular, the local government focuses on developing the ecosystem including resort tourism, entertainment as well as accommodation facilities. When Quy Nhon develops more high-class resort projects and entertainment services, this beautiful coastal city promises to join the list of top destinations in the region. One project that is receiving attention today is Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co. This is a Japanese-style coastal urban project developed by Danh Khoi Group. Located right in Nhon Hoi Economic Zone, on Phuong Mai peninsula, Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co project not only possesses an expensive advantage of location but also converges different experience values. This place opens up a vibrant resort, entertainment and entertainment space in Quy Nhon. Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co offers a Japanese-style multi-experience space. (Perspective photo) Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co project simulates the quintessence of the “land of the rising sun”, creating a unique landscape architectural space with unique utilities. The highlight is the road to experience the culture of Phu Tang country in the parks, walking streets. According to experts, thanks to its prime location on scarce coastal gold land, Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co is currently becoming a hot spot to attract investors. Moreover, the Japanese element is the guarantee for the attractiveness of the urban area, bringing great potential for rental profit and high liquidity.

One of them is the tomb of Trieu Van Vuong – the son of Trieu Trong Thuy, the grandson of Trieu Da! Discovered the tomb of Trieu Van Vuong – Trong Thuy’s son In June 1983, a worker was working on a construction site at the foot of Xianggang Mountain, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, when his foot fell into a pit. This pit is very deep, when colleagues shine their lights on, they only see a pitch black color like a “bottomless pit”. The other worker was lucky to be uninjured and was quickly pulled up, after which he said there were huge copper cauldrons underneath the hole. Understanding that this was an ancient tomb, the construction team quickly reported it to the Guangzhou Municipal Cultural Relics Bureau. The mausoleum is located 17m underground. Photo: 360doc. The first house is located 17m deep underground and is built of giant stone slabs. Preliminary excavation shows that the tomb has a total of 7 rooms, walls up to 12m high, on the walls there are frescoes depicting the sun and moon gods. Fortunately, this tomb has never been looted, inside there are still 10,000 cultural relics such as bronze pots, ceramics, lacquerware… The heavy heavy stone gate and 15 skeletons of people who were buried with them (concubines and servants) indicate certainly the grave of someone of the highest rank – a king. The seal revealed the identity of the South Vietnamese king Trieu Van Vuong. Photo: 360doc. Finally, the archaeological team found a seal that showed The owner of the tomb is the second king of the Trieu Dynasty of Nam Viet – Trieu Van Vuong. Trieu Van Vuong called Trieu Mat, the eldest grandson of Trieu Da, the son of Trieu Trong Thuy, who ascended the throne in 137 BC. Trieu Van Vuong’s tomb is very elaborately decorated. The king’s body lies in a 1.73 meter long jade mourning robe, made of 2291 pieces of jade, silk and linen. Jade robe is the most advanced burial costume under the Han Dynasty (contemporary with Nam Viet), only for people of noble status with superstitious belief that jade has the effect of preserving bones, keeping the body of the dead person is whole and waiting for the opportunity to be reborn. The set of jewels of Trieu Van Vuong. Photo: 360doc Trieu Van Vuong’s tomb is also buried with huge jade treasures, gold inlaid swords, bronze bells and thousands of overwhelming treasures. Currently, these relics are on display in the Emperor Zhaowen Museum in Guangzhou, China. Who is Trieu Van Vuong, son of Trong Thuy? Nam Viet was founded in 204 BC an area in Guangdong province and intersected with Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The kingdom lasted for 93 years and in turn experienced 5 kings. Trieu Da, a former general in the military regime of Qin Shi Huang, was the founder of the kingdom. According to the “Dai Viet History of the Complete Book”, Because Trieu Trong Thuy (Trieu Da’s son, An Duong Vuong’s son-in-law) had died before his father, Trieu Mat was chosen as the successor to King Nam Viet. The Emperor Zhaowen Museum in Guangzhou City, China is the place to keep a huge treasure in the tomb of the King of South Vietnam. Photo: 360doc. In his reigning life, Trieu Van Vuong did not have too many achievements, compared to his predecessor, Trieu Da, was also considered to be lack of determination and weakness. He ruled the country of Nam Viet for 12 years, always keeping the agreement with the Han Dynasty, wanting to use justice to sympathize with the neighboring country, repel the enemy, and keep the border at peace. About Trieu Van Vuong’s mother, many people will question whether Trieu Van Vuong’s mother is Princess My Chau? There are not many documents about who Trieu Van Vuong’s mother is, but the book “Thien Nam Luc Luc” – An anonymous work written in Nom script, born around the end of the seventeenth century, records that My Chau had a son. This boy is very much loved by his grandfather, An Duong Vuong, and the king plans to pass the throne to him in the future. However, this boy was brought home by Trong Thuy when he used the excuse to visit his parents, but expressed that in case someone inherits his family line, something should happen. In this case, it is possible that Trieu Van Vuong’s mother is Princess My Chau! Let’s look at the burial items in the tomb of Trieu Van Vuong: The mausoleum owns more than 10,000 burial items. Photo: 360doc.

However, the bride named Alyssa Hevern (living in South Dakota, USA) decided to dye her wedding dress black, 3 months before the official wedding. Brides often wear white wedding dresses on their big day. Photo: Bridal Guide. She shared with Insider that I don’t care about traditional wedding ceremonies, I want to make a difference on my special day and plan my wedding. Alyssa bought the white design for $500 at The Bridal Gallery, but dyeing it black was the bold decision of her life. “Black means a lot to me and I feel confident wearing this shade. I don’t believe that this color symbolizes death at a funeral. I’ve always had any faith. Everyone has the right to wear their favorite color on their wedding day,” she said. Alyssa and her husband chose the theme of the party as dark and elegant with their wedding taking place on Friday, August 13. All guests must also wear the same black dress as the bride and groom. Alyssa shares the process of changing the color of her wedding dress. Photo: Insider. The process of dyeing the wedding dress was videoed by her and posted on her personal page. Completely at-home process: Soak in designer hot water with vinegar and a multi-purpose black dye pack. The clip quickly received attention with more than 18 million views and comments. Alyssa said that in order for the product to get the desired color, it must go through 3 times of dyeing with the same chemicals to keep the color of the clothes stable. The whole process from preparation to completion takes 7 days. However, her work quickly received mixed reactions from netizens. Many people think that dyeing a wedding dress black is not culturally appropriate. Others commented that products covered with this color will make the wedding ceremony gloomy. “I just get chills wearing a black wedding dress. It’s like going to a funeral. I don’t have the confidence to do this like Alyssa. Creative tastes should have moderation and understanding where you are going. where or when”, the net user commented. Finished product. Photo: Insider.

The pagoda was built in 1964, after the ups and downs of the history of the pagoda, it was restored and put on a new, more beautiful and splendid shirt. Currently, the pagoda has a distinctive and unique oriental beauty from many different architectural backgrounds such as China, Taiwan, Korea, the most prominent of which is Japan with its architecture similar to temples. curved roof, bringing a classic feature. (Photo: alongwalker) Only about 2 km from the city center, Minh Thanh Pagoda is located on a gentle hill on Nguyen Viet Xuan Street. From a distance, you will easily see the curved roofs of the temple amidst the blue sky, white clouds floating. Minh Thanh Pagoda possesses a space and architecture rarely seen in any other temple in the country. Along with mossy patches bearing the traces of time. Embraced by the fanciful mist, the journey to visit the temple will make you feel like you are lost in the land of Phu Tang. (Photo: @hueandsuntravel) The temple yard is quite large and decorated with miniatures, stone statues, carved wooden materials in a very sophisticated way. In addition, the pagoda also has a green space that is reasonably designed with trees to make the atmosphere very fresh and pure. (Photo: 123didulich) Small willow trees droop around the lake, and the whole sky is silhouetted against the water, creating a very poetic scene that makes many people flutter. You will easily see in the small aisles of the temple the mossy walls that have been built for a long time, the interlaced vines walls as a proof of the age of the temple. (Photo: alongwalker) Referring to Minh Thanh Pagoda, it is impossible not to mention the relics stupa with 9 floors 72 m high, the main color is red – bright eye-catching yellow located on the left side of the main hall. This can be considered as the most unique stupa in Vietnam and in the top of the tallest architectural works of Pleiku city. (Photo: @hihii0210) (Photo: wiki-travel) Standing from afar, under the blue sky with golden rays of sunlight, the shimmering stupa appears as a symbol of majesty and reverence. Any guest who sets foot here will be impressed by this unique architecture and think that they are lost in a certain temple of the land of the rising sun of Japan. (Photo: 123didulich) (Photo: @yenretro) (Photo: @tung23096) Those who have come often find it difficult to leave the peaceful beauty of this temple. You can visit Minh Thanh Pagoda at any time of the year. People from far away come to Gia Lai, to Minh Thanh Pagoda to enjoy a little peace, quiet and peace in the misty land of the mountain town.

The set of The Windmill was built on the idea of ​​a miniature world. There, you will experience a cross-country travel with many cultures with very own and unique identities. The architecture of castles, palaces, windmills, farms… are all built in detail and elaborately, vividly reproducing the original version. Photo: The Windmill Photo: The Windmill Depend on concept of the yearbook photos that you can choose for yourself a most suitable context. The Dutch farm and windmill will be the ideal place for those who like “virtual living”. vintage . Taverns and windswept meadows for those who want to feel like a real cowboy. You can also return to Vietnam with Tet atmosphere and ancient space for concept traditional costume. Especially, you can admire the cherry blossom road of Phu Tang or transform into princes and princesses of the Renaissance period with European castles and palaces. Photo: The Windmill Photo: Saigon Proceedings Photo: Saigon Proceedings The studio is located at DT744 street, Phu An commune, Ben Cat town, Binh Duong province (about 400m from Ong Co bridge). What are you waiting for without burning yourself up with friends with “genuine” yearbook photos. Those will be great memories that you will never forget! Phu An Bamboo Village – The beauty of Vietnamese countryside quê Phu An Bamboo Village is one of the largest bamboo conservation areas in Vietnam. Besides its ecological value, the bamboo village is also an attractive place to visit, an ideal place for those who like peace and relaxation. Here, you will experience the space imbued with the idyllic beauty of the Vietnamese countryside. We can be in harmony with nature thanks to the fresh and cool air, the sound of the wind blowing, the chirping of birds. Let’s go back to childhood when sitting on rafts made of bamboo floating gently on the water. Photo: VnTrip Photo: VnTrip Photo: VTEAMBUILDING The context of Phu An bamboo village is suitable for yearbook sets concept simple, rustic. You can be comfortable with farmer’s clothes for simple, country-style photos. The white ao dai, the traditional conical hat and the old bicycle will be great props for old-fashioned photos. You can also play folk games together, sit and play on a bamboo bridge across the river, all will be great things for a concept perfect childhood. In addition, you can still use modern costumes in your photos, which will not lose the ecological beauty of the bamboo garden but also help us become young, dynamic and relaxed. Get creative with the concept unique, impressive. Photo: Vietnam Travel Photo: Vietnam Travel Photo: Vietnam Travel Phu An bamboo village is located at 124, DT744 street, Phu An commune, Ben Cat town, Binh Duong province. Come here with your friends check-in and make a memorable photo shoot!

The Perpetual Coral Cemetery is part of the restoration and restoration of the marine environment. “As soon as I received his ashes from the crematorium, I suddenly thought about what it would be like to let him lie on the bottom of his favorite ocean, becoming a beautiful part of the ocean ecosystem,” recalls Brawley. Efforts to save corals Eternal Reefs is a funeral company based in Florida (USA). It is famous for the most “beautiful” burial method, which contributes to the regeneration of the marine ecosystem. The beginning of Eternal Reefs is quite simple. In the late 1980s, a pair of scuba diving friends, Don Brawley and Todd Barber, of the University of Georgia noticed that coral reefs were deteriorating. They decided to do something to stop the decline and quickly recover. After much discussion and design, Brawley and Barber were satisfied with the initiative of Reef balls. They use natural materials that both have good cohesion and attract marine life, molded into an upside-down, hollow bowl shape, with many circular holes all around. These holes allow water to pass through, avoiding being knocked over by the waves and allowing animals to get in and out. A bowl of coral can weigh from 800 – 4,000 pounds (360 – 1,800kg), sink and settle on the seabed forever. Its structure acts as a home for small animals, immediately attracting them to swim in. After just a few weeks, the artificially implanted coral tissues on the surface of the bowl grew, turning the bare bowl frame into a lively, eye-catching cluster of coral. Sea creatures flock to each other, forming diverse natural habitats. Immediately after its introduction, the coral bowl has become the most effective solution to save the ocean ecosystem. As of 2020, more than 70 countries have applied it to about 5,000 marine restoration projects, placing over 750,000 bowls across the ocean. Perfect submerged cemetery Family members are encouraged to make their own bowls of coral reefs. In early 1998, Brawley’s father-in-law, Carleton “Petey” Glen Palmer, died. During his life, Palmer was extremely fond of the sea, always wishing after death to still see the ocean floor. “Spray my ashes into the sea, where there are plenty of snapper and grouper,” he left a testament to Brawley. While sitting in memory of his father-in-law in front of the urn recently received from the crematorium, Brawley suddenly had a strange idea. That is to mix the ashes with the coral bowl casting mixture and start immediately. On May 1, 1998, Brawley buried his father-in-law and nine pioneers with a bowl of coral in Sarasota Beach, Florida. The first human ashes coral cemetery was born, after only a few months, it became a beautiful part of the underwater landscape. Or believe, sea lovers race to enjoy diving. Former marines, marine environmentalists, fishermen, divers, etc. who are about to be “near land far from heaven” warmly welcome Eternal Reefs. The sea grave coral bowl quickly became popular. Eternal Reefs allows and encourages bereaved families to participate in the process of making coral bowls, carving tombstones, launching… The location of the sea grave coral bowl is the reef area that has been designated for ecological restoration. In addition to the burial coral bowls, ordinary coral bowls are also placed, serving the regeneration of the marine environment. “2nd Life” After only a few months, the bowl of sea coral has turned into a home for a large number of sea creatures. On average each year, Eternal Reefs contributes 120 – 150 bowls of sea coral in thousands of artificial coral bowls. Depending on the size, the cost for a bowl of sea grave coral ranges from 4,000 – 7,500 USD (about 91 – 170 million VND). Eternal Reefs does not limit the number of ashes in a bowl of coral, so the bereaved can choose to bury one or more people. They are also allowed to attach memorial objects to the coral bowl, but must ensure that it is environmentally friendly. During the process of bringing the bowl of coral to the sea and launching it, the bereaved family can combine a farewell ceremony. Once placed on the seabed, the bowl of sea coral will stay in place forever. Relatives of the deceased have the right to visit, but are not allowed to move or collect. In recent years, in addition to those who work in the sea-related industry, Eternal Reefs also welcomes many other customers. Among these, there are many people who are parents who have met the fate of “silver-headed and green-headed”. They are too pitiful, want their lost child to have a second life and find salvation in the bowl of coral reefs. Compared with 750,000 bowls of artificial coral placed all over the seabed, the bowl of sea grave coral only accounts for a small number. However, Brawley believes it will make a big difference in burial customs around the world. In fact, the world is filled with more and more people who don’t want to rest in traditional ways. With the exception of marine grave coral bowls, many other ecological burial methods have also captured the attention. For example, composting corpses into soil, hydrolysis, releasing ashes into space…

The ruins of the ancient city of Tikal, where the Teotihuacan population was discovered. Autonomous zone in the city To the naked eye – and on archaeologists’ maps – the structure looks like a hill amid the undulating landscape of Tikal, the ancient Maya city-state in the lowlands of northern Guatemala. But when the researchers zoomed in on the image with a laser scanning device called LiDAR (Light Detection And Ranging), they saw a man-made pyramid structure. , hidden under the soil and vegetation accumulated for thousands of years. This structure is actually part of an old residential area, different from most structures that have existed in Tikal. It has a distinctive shape, orientation and architectural features commonly found in Teotihuacan, a powerful city-state belonging to another civilization, near present-day Mexico City, 1200km west of Tikal. Upon closer inspection, archaeologists found that the complex appeared to be a copy of the giant Citadel square in Teotihuacan but was only half the size. The new discovery of a massive monument at the heart of Tikal – one of the most widely excavated and studied archaeological sites on Earth, shows that LiDAR is revolutionizing archeology in Central America, where these sites The jungle often renders satellite imagery useless. From here, however, a difficult question also arises: What role does an area of ​​the remote Teotihuacan city-state play in the heart of this Maya capital? After studying images from LiDAR, Edwin Román-Ramírez, Director of the South Tikal Archaeological Project conducted excavations in the summer of 2020. Digging tunnels into the site, his team made the discovery. Building tools, funeral offerings, pottery, and weapons are typical of early fourth-century Teotihuacan. From censers decorated with the rain god Teotihuacan, to darts made of green obsidian in central Mexico, the site is likely a quasi-autonomous neighborhood in central Tikal. Román-Ramírez said: “We know that the Teotihuacans had some presence and influence in Tikal and nearby Maya areas before 378. But it is not clear how well the Mayans were associated with the most powerful kingdom in the region. . Now there is evidence that their relationship is even closer than that.” Relationship between two civilizations The ruins of the Citadel Square of the Teotihuacan civilization. Thomas Garrison – a geographer at the University of Texas – Austin (USA), specializing in the use of digital technology for archaeological research, said that the above findings proved to a certain extent that the America’s old town isn’t too different from today’s cosmopolitan cities. “There is a mixture of cultures and people of different backgrounds and languages ​​coexist, maintaining their identity in one city,” he said. A study funded by the Pacunam LiDAR Initiative, which published groundbreaking findings in 2018, reveals a vast network of ancient cities in the Maya lowlands, home to millions of people. people, more than previously thought. Scientists Edwin Román – Ramírez noted that the above findings do not confirm that the builders of the complex came from Teotihuacan. “But what we found shows that, for more than a century people who are more or less familiar with Teotihuacan culture and traditions have lived there, in their own region,” he said. Based on ceramic designs found in the ruins, the team estimates that construction at the site began at least 100 years before 378, an important date in Mayan history. According to the Maya inscriptions, the king of Teotihuacan sent a general called the Born of Fire to overthrow the king of Tikal, Jaguar Paw, and put his young son in charge of the country. Born of Fire arrived in Tikal on January 16, 378, the same day that Jaguar Paw “entered the water” – a Mayan metaphor for death. After being annexed, Tikal flourished for several centuries, conquering and pacifying neighboring cities, and spreading their culture throughout the plains. Tikal’s hegemony during this period is well documented, but it is not clear why, after decades of friendly coexistence, Teotihuacan turned his back on his former ally. Further excavations at Tikal may provide new insights, but a recent discovery in Teotihuacan suggests that cultural conflict may have sparked the breakup between these two powerful city-states. A team of scientists led by Nawa Sugiyama, an archaeologist at the University of California, Riverside (USA), has discovered a “Maya house” at Teotihuacan. The opulent buildings here are decorated with splendid Mayan murals, suggesting that the inhabitants were either elite diplomats or aristocratic families. But just before Tikal was annexed in 378, the murals were smashed to pieces and buried. A nearby pit was filled with shattered human skeletons, indicating the sudden shift from diplomacy to violent confrontation between the two city-states. “What went wrong in that relationship, when a bunch of elite Maya residents were massacred, their buildings were demolished, all their belongings were thrown away, and then their homeland was conquered. ruled by a child king?” asked Francisco Estrada-Belli, an archaeologist at Tulane University. It is also one of the great mysteries of Central America that scientists are trying to answer.

Many people believe that, even after his death, Vo Tac Thien still had great influence on the nation’s destiny. Not far away, many people believe that even Can Lang – where Vo Tac Thien chose to be his burial place – also contains many secrets… 1. In February 705, Empress Wu became seriously ill and could no longer take care of the government. Taking that opportunity, the prime minister Truong Gian Tri led the civil and martial mandarins in the court, carried out a coup, stormed the harem, captured and killed the two brothers Truong Xuong Tong – who were greatly favored by Empress Wu – and then forced Empress Wu to cast a decree ceding the throne to Crown Prince Lee Hien. Ly Hien ascended to the throne again, known as Duong Trung Tong, Empress Wu retired as Thai Thuong Hoang and died in November of that year. On her deathbed, Empress Wu asked Lee Hsien to use the posthumous title of Empress, not Emperor, so she did not have a temple title like other Emperors. Empress Wu also requested to be buried in Can Lang with her husband, Cao Tong Ly Tri, and erected on her grave an empty stele (called Wu Tu stele) with the intention that her merits would be attributed to the next life. judgment. Up to now, people have not been able to explain why an ambitious woman like Vo Tac Thien – who dared to destroy an illustrious dynasty and established his own dynasty – came to the last minute. Together, she returned to the status of a wife, requesting to be “buried” with her husband, Cao Tong. However, the family believes that one of the reasons why Vo Tac Thien chose Can Lang as his burial place is because of the extremely favorable terrain of this mausoleum. Can Lang was built on the top of Luong Son mountain, located 6km north of Thien Can district. This place is about 160 miles from Xi’an – the capital of the Tang Dynasty, forming a position corresponding to the mountain ranges of Cuu Tong, Kim Tuc, Ta Nga, Nghiao Son… Different from the location of Chieu Lang by Ly The Dan – the king himself. famous Tang Dynasty – self-selection, it is said, the location of Qianling was chosen in an extremely professional manner. The person who chose the location to build the Can Lang was the Thai historian Ly Thuan Phong – the mandarin responsible for yin and yang and astronomy of the Tang dynasty. During the Tang Dynasty, there were many talented people, and there was no shortage of talented people in or in the palace. Ly Thuan Phong is one of those talents. The historian, surnamed Li, is one of the famous ancient Chinese astronomers and numerologists. He is also the one who left behind many works that today are considered by ancient Chinese researchers and astronomers as bedside textbooks. At the same time as Ly Thuan Phong, at that time there was another equally talented person called Vien Thien Canh. Like the Ly family, the Vien family is a master of yin and yang divination. It was Vien who helped Ly The Dan choose the location to build Chieu Lang. Contemporaries believed that Vien was a “divine man”, because almost nothing Vien predicted would go wrong. In modern terms, at that time, Ly Thuan Phong and Vien Thien Canh were considered as great intellectuals, the most powerful academic figures in the Tang dynasty. Ly Tri was originally the 9th son of Ly The Dan, born by Empress Truong Ton. In 649, when Ly Thua Can was deposed, Ly Tri ascended the throne, becoming Emperor Cao Tong. Not long after ascending the throne, according to the old practice of the Tang Dynasty, Ly Tri sent Ly Thuan Phong and Vien Thien Canh on their behalf to find a good place to build a grave. According to historical records, the Vien and Ly families have gone to many places but have not found a satisfactory location. It was not until one day, after Vien Thien Canh came to Quan Trung, observing the celestial object at the hour of the Rat, did he discover that a purple gas appeared on the mountain range straight up to the North Star. Purple gas appearing in the concept is a good omen. Following this purple aura, Vien Thien Canh found the location to build the present-day Can Lang. At that time, to mark, Vien Thien Canh buried a bronze coin in the ground. Coincidentally, after that, Ly Thuan Phong also came here. However, unlike Vien Thien Canh, the Ly family chose Luong Son due to careful analysis of the topography of this mountain. After studying the topography of Luong Son mountain, Ly Thuan Phong discovered that the two peaks to the east and west of Luong Son are opposite each other, so if viewed from afar, Luong Son mountain looks like a pair of breasts of Luong Son mountain. woman. If you look at it more broadly, the entire Liangshan area looks like a sleeping noble woman. After using the pieces of stone arranged into a bagua diagram to calculate, Ly Thuan Phong also determined the location of the mausoleum right where Vien Thien Canh had chosen. After receiving information from the Li and Vien surnames, Li Tri immediately sent his uncle Truong Ton Wuji to review it again before making a decision. According to historical records, when he arrived, Truong Ton Vo Ky couldn’t help but be surprised when the head of the iron stake that Ly Thuan Phong drove into the ground to mark was right in the square inside with the coin that Vien Thien Canh had buried. 2. Because Luong Son – the place where Can Lang was built – has a terrain very similar to a woman’s breasts, so the locals here also call Luong Son mountain Nai Dau Son. This mountain looks very majestic up close, but it is very low from afar. Vien Thien Canh believes that the yin here is heavier, so if you don’t calculate it carefully, the Ly family’s dragon vein will be damaged by a woman. The reason given by Vien Thien Canh seems to be very reasonable. Mount Luong Son is located to the west of Cuu Tong Mountain, while the Long Vein of Tang Dynasty is located to the East of Cuu Tong. Therefore, Vien believes that Chieu Lang – the place where Ly The Dan is buried – is the first part of the long vein of the Tang dynasty. According to the traditional concept, the site of construction of the mausoleum for Ly Tri must be under this “dragon head”. Thus, the most ideal grave location must be in the mountains of Kim Tuc, Ta Nga, and Nghia Son… However, now there is a woman sitting on top of the Ly men’s heads. In terms of topography, both sides of Luong Son are surrounded by water, which is a place of gas gathering, truly a prime location for . Contemporaries acknowledged this. It is said that the Luong Son range has been the “residual” part of the dragon vein since the Zhou Dynasty, so ordinary people who choose this land as a burial place can ensure three generations of wealth and prosperity. However, for the Tang dynasty, three generations were too short. Moreover, Luong Son’s great position did not respond to Chieu Lang’s, which was chosen by Ly The Dan. This unresponsiveness causes the king to be interrupted, lest he will be hindered after only three generations. Truong Ton Vo Ky and Ly Thuan Phong both said that this is a good land, once every thousand years, while Vien Thien Canh firmly asserted that this place was not suitable. Facing two completely opposite opinions, Ly Tri at that time did not know how to decide. At that time, Vo Tac Thien was Chieu Nghi, very happy to hear this. Vien Thien Canh once predicted that the Tang dynasty would be invaded by a woman surnamed Wu. Ly The Dan also for this reason killed many people surnamed Vo. Moreover, in the past, when the surname Vien was in the face of Vo Tac Thien, he said: “If it is not a woman, it will definitely be the ruler of the world”. So, isn’t the terrain of Luong Son in line with what Vien Thien Canh predicted? Thinking so, Vo Tac Thien tried to advise Ly Tri not to hesitate, listening to his words, Truong Ton Vo Ky. Ly Tri was inherently a weak person, so he was soon persuaded by Vo Tac Thien, the choice of the location to build the Can Lang was decided. It is said that, after knowing the story, Vien Thien Canh sighed and lamented: “The replacement of the Tang Dynasty is none other than Vo Chieu Nghi”. Vien’s words later certainly came to fruition. Although he did not listen to Vien Thien Canh’s words, the opinions of a “great master” like Vien also made Truong Ton Vo Ky and Ly Tri feel worried. Therefore, after the tomb was built, Ly Tri wanted to find a name very carefully to balance the shortcomings in the terrain of the tomb. At that time, a great minister proposed to name the mausoleum “Thua Lang”, with the intention of inheriting Chieu Lang’s dragon vein. However, Truong Ton Vo Ky based on the position of Luong Son is located in the Northwest, according to Dich, it belongs to the Can palace, so the proposal is named Can Lang. Didn’t Vien Thien Canh say that Luong Son’s yin was too heavy? Thus, naming it Can Lang is more reasonable because Qian is the yang, above, and below, yin, both combined are “Yin and yang are compatible with Qiankun”. Ly Tri listened to Truong Ton Vo Ky explain very well, so he decided to name the mausoleum Can Lang. However, giving the tomb a “positive” name did not help Ly Tri and the Tang dynasty to get rid of the “curse”. As expected, after Ly Tri died, Vo Tac Thien began to gradually acquire power in the court. In September 690, Wu Zetian officially ascended the throne, becoming the only Queen in the Chinese feudal system. It is believed that it was the terrain of Can Lang that helped Vo Tac Thien make such an illustrious career and that is why at the end of his life, Vo Tac Thien decided to be buried in Can Lang, not because he wanted to. buried with Cao Tong Ly Tri Street.

William and Kate were two of the earliest to attend the funeral. Photo: Beretta / Sims / REX. Duchess Kate Middleton, previously thought to be likely to come after William, is now accompanied by her husband. She was dressed in black, wearing a black veil, and was praised by many British newspapers as having a dignified and elegant outfit. Kate wears dignified and elegant clothes. Photo: Max Mumby. The special thing is that Kate wears the famous pearl necklace, which belongs to the Queen. Before Kate appeared, some royal writers predicted that she would wear accessories to show solidarity and loyalty to the Queen, and that prediction was correct. William – Kate looks pretty sad. Photo: Beretta / Sims / REX. The necklace that Kate wears is borrowed from the Queen. Previously, Princess Diana also borrowed this necklace from the Queen. Kate paired the pearl necklace with diamond earrings, which also belonged to the Queen. This is a very special necklace, as it is said to be a gift the Queen received on her wedding day to Philip. Kate had borrowed it to wear on a number of formal occasions before. She is known to often use delicate accessories to express certain intentions. Three generations of the Royal Family wear the same pearl necklace. Photo: Tim Graham/Getty; PA Images/ Sipa; James Whatling/MEGA. William and Kate looked quite sad as they sat in the car. The Royal couple have a very good relationship with Prince Philip, and William once wrote in his tribute that he was grateful that his wife had had “so many years” to be with and understand his grandfather. Prince Charles attends his father’s funeral. Photo: Beretta / Sims / REX. Today, William – Kate will also meet Harry for the first time in more than a year. Thuc Han According to many sources

“The focus this time is definitely not on fashion. However, like many other royal occasions, there are deep tributes to the Duke of Edinburgh made through a number of fashion choices.” The National News comment. The Duchess of Cambridge’s Bahrain Pearl Kate Middleton wore a contrasting pearl necklace and earrings with a black Catherine Walker coat. Both of these jewels were lent to her by Queen Elizabeth II. Kate Middleton at St George’s Chapel during Prince Philip’s funeral. Photo: Getty. The 4-row pearl necklace was a gift from the Japanese government and the late prince used to wear it. This item was also lent to Princess Diana for a party in November 1982. The highlight is the earrings with Bahrain pearls. When she married Prince Philip in 1947, the queen was given seven large pearls by the Hakim people of Bahrain as a wedding gift. Two of them were designed by her as earrings. This accessory was also worn by Princess Diana. Princess Diana used to wear a pearl necklace in 1982. Photo: Reuters. Queen Elizabeth II’s Brooch The queen’s choice of brooch for the ceremony has a profound story, according to Fox News . The jewel called Richmond Brooch was a wedding present given to the queen’s grandmother – Queen Mary – in 1893. It has a large pearl in the center, with a removable pear-shaped one. Queen Elizabeth II witnessed the procession of people carrying Prince Philip’s coffin. Photo: Getty. In 1953, the queen inherited some of her grandmother’s jewelry. She wore it with and without the pearl drop. For Prince Philip’s funeral, she wore it but without the removable pear-shaped pearl. Commemorative brooch of the Duchess of Cornwall Camilla paid her respects to her father-in-law with a commemorative brooch. She wore a military organization Bugle Horn brooch on the lapel of her black coat to commemorate the duke of Edinburgh’s regiment that had served for 70 years. The Duchess of Cornwall chose a flower mask instead of black like the other members. Photo: Getty. In July, the duchess assumed the role of colonel general manager of the organization. This job was transferred to her after Prince Philip retired. She wore the same brooch for official photos marking her new role in November 2020.

According to a Buckingham Palace spokesman, women will wear black knee-length dresses and hats. Meanwhile, men wear black coats with medals. In 1982, photos of Princess Diana at the funeral of Princess of Monaco – Grace Kelly – showed her wearing a full-face hat, a long-sleeved black dress with a collar and a heart necklace. At that time, her choice was highly appreciated because it was suitable for the situation and still showed the inherent style. The dress code for royal funerals has long been a symbol of grief and nobility. Photo: Anwar Hussein, Mirrorpix. The color of grief Black has long been the color of choice for mourning. It was associated with grief in the 19th century. By this time in Europe and America, the regulations on mourning dress were firmly in place, especially for women. It is fueled by the proliferation of women’s publications as well as more affordable clothing. Harper’s Bazaar advised readers to aim for “nunnish simplicity” in 1868. Even the modern department store was born out of the fledgling funeral industry. Around the 1840s, Kate Strasdin – British historian and fashion curator – said: “Shops sprung up in London (England) and Paris (France) to cater to everyone. In which, you have can buy everything from stationery to funeral jewelry.” Around the 1840s, mourning dresses were created in a variety of styles. Photo: De Agostini Editorial. For a short time in 1938, after the death of her grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, black fell out of favor at funerals. One photo shows the queen mother wearing a white dress designed by Norman Hartnell to honor the passing of her mother. Influence from Queen Victoria “No one has influenced mourning more than Queen Victoria. After the sudden death of her husband Prince Albert in 1861, she expressed her sadness by wearing black every day for four decades. until his death” CNN comment. According to Strasdin, it was Victoria who helped codify the nuances of grieving fashion and maintain the image of “permanent widow”. In Victorian times, even the really small details of a dress tell what stage of the funeral you’re in. It symbolizes wealth and status by proving you can buy a mourning wardrobe as well as understanding the rules. The dress was worn by Queen Victoria after 33 years of her husband’s death. Photo: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. For a year, widows must wear mourning attire made of matte black crepe fabric. As the pain fades, colors and other fabrics change as well. During the last 6 months of the 2.5-year period, “semi-mourning” clothing can be worn in white, gray, pale yellow or shades of lilac or lavender. After going through a period of grief for many years, Queen Victoria persisted in wearing black mourning for the rest of her life. One of Victoria’s dresses after 33 years of her husband’s death was a sombre black crepe with a simple hemline. Strasdin noted that Victoria’s dark dressing style was unpopular with some family members. Her daughter-in-law – Queen Alexandra – marked a change, loosening restrictions when Queen Victoria died. Alexandra opted for semi-mourning shimmering gowns of mauve silk chiffon and sequins, as well as pale yellow or gray. “She knew that the public was really struggling with the queen’s constant mourning. So Queen Alexandra instituted half-mourning for the rest of her life,” Strasdin said. Over the decades, the influence of Queen Victoria’s mourning dress is still present in modern royal periods. It ranges from austere colors to strict rules. Queen Alexandra purposefully loosened the rigid rules for mourning attire under Victoria. Photo: AFP.

At the cremation site, where the fire was only temporarily extinguished late at night, loved ones had to wait for hours to say goodbye. The cremation scene was photographed, filmed, even broadcast live on social networks. These images will be sent to relatives in quarantine across India. They even appear on entire world news and newspapers, bringing India’s tragedy to a global audience. Fire ceremony participants must wear masks and protective gear. Photo: The New York Times. From the rooftops, local residents took pictures of the fire to show the world why they had to wear masks even indoors. Smoke and a strong smell of death, enveloping narrow alleys all day, even crept through closed windows, according to The New York Times. The cremation flame is a testament to the devastation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic on India. Exhausted from cremation The Covid-19 virus spread too quickly in India. The country continuously records more than 400,000 new cases every day. Nowhere in the country is beyond the devastating “tsunami”. Every day about 300 official deaths are recorded in New Delhi. However, this number is not believed to reflect the reality. “Before the pandemic, I received six to eight bodies a day,” said Jitender Singh Shunty, founder of a volunteer cremation organization Seemapuri, east of New Delhi. Now, every day I have to hold a cremation ceremony for about 100 bodies. Through his organization Shaheed Bhagat Singh Sewa Dal, Mr. Shunty has provided free or low-cost cremation services to the poor for 25 years. As demand skyrocketed, Mr. Shunty’s full-time workforce encountered numerous difficulties. They had to build dozens of new crematoriums in the adjacent field. Mr. Shunty’s cremation center received 100 bodies a day. Photo: The New York Times. Mr. Shunty’s daily job is to help move bodies and arrange the location of his cremation. During a pandemic, he had to change his protective shirt, mask and gloves dozens of times a day. At night, he slept in his car because his wife and two sons had Covid-19. Crematorial staff are receiving special care in the hospital. “Our team is about 16 people. We are working day and night, ”he said. “It is only 8 am, but I have received 22 phone calls to confirm the body.” According to Hindu tradition, cremation is a frequently used method. They believe that cremation disrupts the association of the soul with the physical body. The eldest son will lead the funeral delegation and relatives will carry the body onto the funeral pyre. A Hindu monk, also known as pandit, will recite his last prayers before the fire is lit. The ash of the deceased will be scattered in the Ganges or another sacred river. Mourners will gather at the deceased person’s home to commemorate and conduct prayer rituals. Families usually collect the ash immediately to avoid confusion. Unclaimed ashes, Mr. Shunty said, are held for up to two months, after which they are scattered into the Ganges River. Separate birth and death In addition, the pandemic also deprives the deceased’s final rites and deprives relatives of their private space. Traditionally, relatives will gather to share the pain of loss. Now, the fear of infection keeps most loved ones away. Even many bodies were cremated with no one nearby. “My family members can’t even see those last moments,” said Mittain Panani, a 46-year-old businessman. Mr. Panani and his brother are the only two people who directly attended their father’s cremation in Mumbai. His mother is still hospitalized with Covid-19. “Even if you have money, power, influence, you can’t do anything in that moment. I feel really powerless, ”he said sadly. Relatives brought the body of Covid-19 patient to the cremation area. Photo: The New York Times. “Flames were rising from the funeral pyre, relatives wearing masks and protective clothing. The scene is like the end of the world, ”said Dimple Kharbanda, a film producer who returned to New Delhi to attend the cremation ceremony of his late father. She had to beg relatives, including aunts in the neighboring state, not to come to Delhi because of the risk of infection. “When someone in India dies, we get together and talk about them, their lives, their habits and the good things. However, at this point, we can’t even do that, ”said Poonam Sikri, Ms. Kharbanda’s biological aunt. “When I watched his cremation (Miss Kharbanda’s father) on the phone, it felt like I had lost a part of my body. I want to stroke his hair, rub his face and hug him one last time. But I can’t do it ”. For the families of Covid-19 victims, the cremation site is the final stop of a series of difficult trials. It ended a series of days dragging patients from hospital to hospital in search of a bed and struggling in line for oxygen. Last stop Before Darwan Singh’s body was taken to Seemapuri, his family did everything they could to save the 56-year-old breadwinner. His fever did not go away while the oxygen level in his blood dropped to a dangerously low level of 42%. For two days, his family could not find a hospital bed or an oxygen tank. His nephew, Kuldeep Rawat, said he was given oxygen for an hour before the hospital supplies ran out. The family brought Mr. Singh home at night. The next day, they had to wait another five hours in the parking lot of another hospital. Mr. Rawat said the family had to pay a bribe of about $ 70 to get a free bed in a public hospital. Unfortunately, Mr. Singh died overnight. According to Hindu tradition, cremation is believed to break the connection of the soul with the physical body. Photo: New York Times. With the Seemapuri cremation center overloaded, the hospital was unable to immediately hand over the body. On April 25, his body and five other people were taken to the cremation site. Mr. Rawat said he had to get in an ambulance to confirm his uncle’s identity. The family then took him inside the crematorium and had to wait 5 hours before it was his turn to bring his uncle to the pyre. Even the last stop also cost them a relatively large amount: 25 USD for the prayer meeting, 34 USD for wood, 14 USD for the pandit priest and 5 USD for the protective suit. Mr. Singh’s family could not even come to the funeral. Both his mother, wife, daughter and son were infected with Covid-19. Mr. Rawat feared that he would also be infected during the period of sending his uncle to the emergency room. “They have a hard time understanding what’s going on.” For the families living around the crematorium, the fire that burns all night and day is a constant reminder of Covid-19’s death that awaits them. In the Sunlight Colony, where shabby houses and flats lie with Seemapuri, smoke is so much that many people are forced to wear masks while indoors. Children are rinsed with hot water before going to bed and laundry is dried in the room. People living near cremators must wear masks even when indoors. Photo: The New York Times. Waseem Qureishi, a resident right next to the Seemapuri crematorium, said: “My kitchen is upstairs but I really can’t stand it inside. If the wind is headed towards my house, the situation is even worse. Anuj Bhansal, an ambulance driver who lives near the Ghazipur crematorium, also in eastern New Delhi, says he is very worried about his four children. He said every time the cremated body number reached 100 people, children in the neighborhood would run up a nearby garbage hill to see. “When the children watched the fire and smoke coming from the cremation site, they asked why it did not go out,” Mr Bhansal said sadly. “They have a hard time understanding what’s going on.” The chaplain’s account of the funeral for 150 Covid-19 patients before cremation Every day, Hindu cleric RamKaran Mishra performs a funeral for about 150 people who have died from Covid-19 at the Ghazipur crematory facility east of New Delhi, India.

If Princess Kate had a perfect moment when sitting in the car, she also had a picture filled with confession but still beautiful. This woman was Penny Romsey – Prince Phillip’s 32-year-old confidant friend. Mrs. Penny Romsey appeared in a luxurious, discreet black outfit to pay homage to the funeral of her late friend – Prince Philip. It can be seen that she is 70 years old but still has a slim and tall figure, her short and curly hair is delicate and delicate, her charisma is also extremely elegant and standard. Prince Philip’s 32-year-old confidant Mrs. Penny Romsey was born in London, the only daughter of Marian Hood and Reginald Eastwood, a wealthy London businessman. She is the wife of Lord Romsey – the nephew of Count Mountbatten. Even at 70 years old, Penny Romsey is still very fashionable. She has a very special fashion sense, a subtle elegance of the stars in the 60s and 70s. Penny Romsey also has a very close relationship with the Queen of England. Mrs. Penny and Prince Philip met at a polo match when she was 20, when Prince Philip was in his 50s, and since then the two have become confidants of the same hobby of riding. It was Prince Philip who taught Mrs. Penny how to ride a horse well. And that friendship lasted until Prince Philip died. When she was young, Mrs. Penny Romsey was really a beauty, not less beautiful than Princess Diana and Kate Middleton also had to be less than three-fold. Possessing a sweet, elegant beauty and extremely beautiful, when she was young, Mrs. Penny was really a beauty. Mrs. Penny impresses the opposite person by her elegant small face, a bright smile that always blooms on her lips, and gentle feminine fashion sense. She has always been loyal to her shiny blond hair that is naturally shoulder-length. From a young age, Penny had a close relationship with the British Royal family. She appeared with Princess Diana in many events, when Mrs. Penny was just a beautiful young lady in her twenties. The photo showed that the beauty and fashion sense of Mrs. Penny that day was not even inferior to Princess Diana. She married Lord Romsey – Count Mountbatten and they have 3 children together. Mrs. Penny Romsey’s 70-year-old fashion and stature: Beautiful, elegant and noble, no less than any other royal character. When she was a young woman, it is easy to understand why until now, at the age of 70, Mrs. Penny is still a very beautiful, elegant and luxurious woman. Owning a standard height with admirable long legs, at the age of 70, Mrs. Penny still maintains a rare proportion. Appearances at Royal events, Mrs. Penny always prepares herself for the perfect look. At the age of 70, she is still passionate about motorcycling and horse-drawn carriage enough to understand that Mrs. Penny is a person with a strong personality. So the outfits she chooses all have clear design colors and fully enhance her beauty and 70’s physique. With the usual street style, this 70-year-old woman’s fashion sense makes the public even more surprised. Her style has a hint of Princess Diana’s style but still has distinct accents. Mrs. Penny especially loves blazers and accents them with colorful silk scarves. Penny’s sophisticated fashion sense is also reflected in the delicate silk towels when she is combined with the blazer. Not only adding emphasis to the outfit or keeping her neck warm, Mrs. Penny also chose the designs that are in tune with the outfit she is wearing. Along with that, with her natural shiny blond hair as long ago, she still leaves, at the age of 70, Mrs. Penny is still beautiful and delicate from beauty to style, making the public unable to stop watching. Source: paparazzi.buzz, ok.co.uk

Overview of Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh. If you want to be healthy… take an onsen bath
For Japanese people, onsen baths are a secret for them to become the longest living, healthy people in the world. The Japanese take onsen baths as a habit, a passion, a must-do to take care of their health and improve their quality of life. Every month, the Japanese bathe onsen at least 2 times. Every 500 meters, there is a public bathhouse or onsen facility. It can be said that onsen for Japanese people is not a single god “bathing”, but also an art, a faith in a mystical and divine power. And it is this belief that the whole world wants to learn.
In Vietnam, hot mineral baths have become an effective remedy for a long time that can support panacea treatment, from skin diseases, osteoarthritis, digestive diseases to helping people relieve stress. , re-energizing with a refreshing spirit. But hot mineral baths are only really upgraded to a true Japanese form of onsen art when the Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh area was born in May 2020 in Cam Pha, Quang Ninh. Since its debut, Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh has created a wave, a super hot trend, an experience that everyone has to try at least once. And when you try it, it will be difficult to resist the desire to come back for a second or third time, and even an onsen bath suddenly becomes a habit that is difficult to break. Sauna at Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh. The first thing that makes Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh “feverish” is the special health value that this hot spring brings. According to documents from French experts from the French colonial period, the Quanh Hanh mineral spring has been recognized as one of the few most valuable mineral sources in Vietnam. Experts in Tokyo also analyzed and pointed out Quanh Hanh mineral source is one of the mineral water mines with the highest mineralized hot bromine content in the world. With that special mineral ingredient, Quang Hanh hot mineral is very effective in excreting toxins, reducing pain, restoring muscle and joint functions, promoting blood circulation, enhancing immunity, supporting treatment of diseases. skin, rejuvenate the skin, especially to help refresh the spirit, reduce stress … In particular, with the most advanced and modern water filtration and operation system that Sun Group invests in, the value of mineral resources in Quang Hanh is improved, impurities are removed, only minerals are retained. valuable for human health. Like a miracle for health, Quang Hanh hot mineral is confirmed by experts to be suitable for all ages and effective with many health problems, from fatigue due to physical movements, stress due to labor. mind, to afflictions because of chaos anxiety. Jum bath at Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh. Want to love life, then find the art of Phu Tang
An important thing that makes the wave of relaxation and mineral bathing at Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh never hot is because the onsen here has been raised to the artistic level of the feeling. In the midst of a space filled with Fusang, all senses are almost completely awakened. The sight will be filled with the peaceful beauty of traditional Japanese wooden villas, of a Japanese garden with rare Arhat and bonsai shapes, stone lamps, shallow streams, and stone bridges. … Coming to this place, it feels as if I am lost in a small village in the land of a peaceful sunrise. From the public bath or the villas looking up, you will see immense green mountains, majestic, poetic and peaceful. Step through the open Engawa corridors or indulge in the baths, hot tubs, your hearing will be filled with the meditative sound of water gurgling, birds chirping, soothing music. … Your smell will be filled with a relaxing scent in the spa or sauna. And best of all, your touch is pampered by a myriad of standard Japanese onsen experiences.

With 25 mineral baths, you can choose to bathe in a rock pool, bathe in a park, bathe in a jars, or even bathe in caves as a way to return to primitive civilization. You can also choose a sauna with hot, cold, Himalayan salt rock baths … to see how much fatigue and stress seem to have disappeared with the steam. And if you want to find peaceful and relaxing moments, choose the right Japanese or Swedish spa treatments, so that your body can rest lazily. Fairy bathing area at Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh. Finally, even your taste buds will be satisfied when you come to Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh by Japanese dishes with fresh local ingredients, meticulously cared for by talented chefs. Yoko Onsen Quang Hanh is like a miniature Phu Tang, where you can feel the most of the country’s culture of cherry blossoms. This is also a place for you to feel more love for life when you can slow down, listen to your body, regain energy, and more importantly, take care of your health in the right way of the world’s leading country in terms of age. longevity.

“We were at the door and wanted to go out, but the police blocked the door. Therefore, no one can go to pharmacy, ”said this person. “In a panic, we fell into each other. I thought I would be trampled to death. “I saw the dead right next to me,” he recalls. “I feel like I’m going to die” A man named David said to him Ynet that the stomping happened when people came to see the fire. “Suddenly a wave of people came. We were swept away. Some people were thrown into the sky, others were crushed on the ground, ”he described. “There was a baby trying to hold onto my leg for life. We waited for our rescue within 15-20 minutes amidst this insane crowd. It was terrible, ”he recalls. Aid workers tried to remove the injured from the scene. Photo: Reuters. “Time seems endless, around us are paralyzed dead,” another witness said Ynet . He was dragged out of the crowd by the police to avoid suffocating. “Some people were on me. I was on someone who couldn’t breathe anymore. Surrounded with screams, I could see the children below me. At that time, I just thought of not wanting my children to die. orphan, “another witness shared with Israeli media. A 24-year-old witness named Dvir recounts that a bunch of people have been cornered. The first row collapsed under the pressure of the crowd, then the second row, where he was standing. “I felt like I was going to die,” he said. The disaster caused rescuers to struggle to disperse the crowd and rescue victims from the scene. “We are holding about 30 children and cannot reach their parents,” said a relief worker Channel 12 . “I’ve never seen anything like this. We are not sure what happened, but the consequences are unimaginable, ”he said. “We think there is a warning about a suspicious package of bombs,” a pilgrim named Yizhak told. Channel 12 . Meanwhile, follow New York Times, It seems that the trampling happened when some people slipped over the stone steps leading into a narrow, steep, metal floor. Ynet describes this as a “waterfall stream”. A witness named Chaim Vertheimer said the ramp was slippery due to water, including fruit juice being spilled onto the floor. “Everyone stopped, but many people continued to come. I remember hundreds of people exclaiming: I can’t breathe, ”she said Ynet. The festival turns into a tragedy From the night of April 29, about 100,000 radical Orthodox Jews gathered in Mount Meron, northern Israel to hold a traditional religious festival. Around 1 am on April 30 (local time), disaster happened. Thousands of people stepped on each other, killing 44 people and injuring hundreds. There is currently no official conclusion on the cause of the case. Extreme orthodox Jews celebrate the Lag b’Omer festival on the 18th day of the month of Iyar on the Jewish calendar. Pilgrims set fire to fire and dance around the tomb of a second-century rabbi to commemorate the clergy’s death. This year, the festival is still held, although Israeli health officials warn of the danger of this event becoming a reservoir of Covid-19 infection. Bodies of the victims were removed from the scene. Photo: Times of Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it “a terrible catastrophe”. He came to the scene to directly direct the rescue work. The leader also declared 1/5 as a national mourning day for victims of the disaster. Some of the pilgrims present at the scene questioned and chanted slogans against him, according Times of Israel . The area around the scene is divided into several small areas for crowd control. The disaster has raised many questions about weakness, even negligence in planning. The recorded videos show police trying to block people who want to escape from the scene. They may not be aware of the severity of the situation and wish the chaotic crowd did not spread to other areas. Some images also show a locked door in the emergency exit. Eli Levy, spokesman for Israeli police, said investigations were underway, but it was too early to blame or indictment of negligence. He also said that many of the pilgrims refused to leave despite the calls to evacuate. For the survivors, they were unable to understand what happened. “Nobody imagined it could happen. The glee turned into mourning. The bright light turned into a deep night,” the witness named Yitzhak told him. Channel 12. Deadly trampling at Israel’s largest religious festival At least 38 people were killed, 103 were injured in the trampling at Israel’s largest religious festival. Tens of thousands of people joined the event, despite the warnings.

In recent years, Japanese culinary culture appears popular in many countries around the world. In particular, Vietnam is one of the places that owns a variety of restaurants and restaurants with the Phu Tang style. Japan Town (Japanese Quarter), located on Le Thanh Ton and Thai Van Lung streets, is where visitors can check-in the atmosphere of cherry country. At the same time, enjoying the right bowl of ramen here also brings an unforgettable aftertaste. 1. Ramen Bar Suzuki This is a brand built by Chef Suzuki, who won the famous ramen competition in Japan. The restaurant has two spaces, divided according to different purposes. The ground floor is a simple bar style, dark, suitable for single guests, who likes quiet. The colorful space above is for large groups of customers. The menu includes many different types of ramen noodles, most notably amen tonkatsu tokusei, red ramen, spicy tsukemen … The special point is the noodles made from Japanese wheat, adding tonkotsu sauce to create the perfect pungency. Evaluate: Trang Thu: “I have eaten ramen in Japan, the noodle taste is not as strong. The plus point is the luxurious space compared to other places”. La Bu: “The space is a bit narrow, fitted with yellow lights, you should go in the morning if you want to live virtual. The bowl of ramen is beautifully decorated, full of topping. Delicious, chewy, cooked noodles. When mixing the sauce to taste, bold, add the sauce too salty “. Duc Anh Hoang: “High-class ramen shop. There are many menu items, divided into 4-5 groups of ramen. Noodles are chosen according to the degree of hardness, softness, in the bowl of red ginger, thin meat, peach egg. standard “. 2. Daiichi Ramen The restaurant owns a Japanese cultural space, a large area with a capacity of more than 50 diners. The dishes take familiar Vietnamese ingredients, processed in the traditional style of Phu Tang cuisine. Diversified menu for diners to choose from such as tonkotsu shio ramen (brine flavor), tonkotsu shoyu ramen (soy sauce), soba – udon, gyudon … Each type of ramen has a unique flavor, combined with golden noodles. shiny, attractive accompanying ingredients. Evaluate: Tran Linh: “Big ramen noodles, the broth is a bit salty compared to me. The staff is polite and agile. The space is nice and quiet. The restaurant is located in the alley so it’s a bit difficult to find. the evening is more crowded “. Constance Doan: “The soup is greasy, quite delicious. The noodles seem to be made by themselves but do not suit me, the thin fibers will taste better. The meat is thin, does not feel the taste. Overall, it can be eaten temporarily, not really delicious. “. 3. Ramen Danbo Cozy restaurant space with bar-style seats across from the kitchen. Diners have enough private space but can still see the chef’s process of making bowls of ramen. The restaurant serves authentic Fukuoka regional ramen. The highlight is the broth extracted from the bone marrow of pork, sweet, sweet and milky. Here, you can choose noodles from 3 unique flavors. The points on each bowl of ramen are char siu, peach eggs, seaweed and scallions. Evaluate: Thuy Nguyen: “The broth of the restaurant is rich, the right type of bone stew, the chashu is delicious, the gyoza is not too special, the food is ok. The restaurant is full of music that I like so it feels cozy at home. One minus point is that The menu of drinks is less diverse “. Le Nguyen: “The first impression is that the restaurant is spacious, clean, air-conditioned and feels wider than many other places. I eat ramen noodles about 140,000 VND / bowl. Customers can choose dishes according to the taste of salty / light, a little / a lot of scallions, soft / chewy noodles. Strong dish. On the table with the seasoning, the side dish is full, including elastic hair tie, very attentive “. 4. Ramen Tomidaya Located in a small alley, the restaurant is crowded with domestic and foreign diners. The menu is quite simple, but each dish is unique. Dishes not to be missed are shoyo ramen and tokusei tsukemen. However, the ramen broth here is a bit salty compared to Vietnamese taste so you can ask the staff to reduce it accordingly. Evaluate: Kuran Trang: “I eat at the restaurant many times, my favorite dish is miso soy sauce noodles. Abura soba noodles are very spicy, and it is quite strange to eat. However, the noodles in the restaurant are more and less topping compared to other places”. Mary deroux: “Bright, spacious and quiet space like traditional Japanese restaurants. The ramen broth is quite salty and easy to taste. A bowl of tokusei ramen (VND 170,000) consists of 2 pieces of minced meat, fresh and dried seaweed, peach eggs, bamboo shoots. Bamboo shoots are soft, chewed, crunchy, not smelly. Eggs are marinated quite salty. Plus point is fresh seaweed and soybean price, eat less “. 5. Ippudo Franchise Japanese restaurant in Vietnam impresses with luxurious space. The bowl of noodles here is not picky about the form but focuses on the flavor. Characteristic milky white soup with 18-hour bone stew. Shiromaru and akamaru are two types of ramen not to be missed at the restaurant. Evaluate: Ngoc Nguyen: “The location is right at the beginning of the road so it’s easy to find. The 2-storey space is a bit small, I go at noon, wait a while to get a table. There are 3 types of meat, eggs, bean sprouts, onions, seaweed, and wood ears.This bowl is a bit expensive but quality “. Thanhtruc1912: “A bowl of ramen full of quality, thick and delicious meat. My favorite thing here is that guests can choose the salinity and spicy for the soup to their liking. The ground floor space is a bit narrow, the staff is cute. and professional”. Compare two popular and high-end burgers in Ho Chi Minh City Zing compared the 60,000 VND burger of Dean’s Burger and a similar dish from El Gaucho for 500,000 VND.

To apply for a one-off funeral subsidy and survivor’s pension for an in-service deceased, it is necessary to prepare a certificate of no criminal record before the death of the deceased? On April 22, the Bureau of Human Resources and Social Security of Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province issued an investigation statement on the incident.

According to the Shijiazhuang Municipal Bureau of Human Resources and Social Security, on the 21st, some people in charge reported that they had requested certification materials in violation of the requirements for receiving funeral expenses (one-time funeral subsidies and survivors’ pensions). The bureau attached great importance to it and immediately conducted investigations and verifications. After investigation, when Lexiyang Human Resources Service Company handled the bereavement fee collection business, it arbitrarily increased the proof of work, which was a violation of the policy.

Shijiazhuang Municipal Bureau of Human Resources and Social Security stated, The bureau has instructed Lexiyang Company to make immediate rectification and, based on the findings of the investigation, will take further actions in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. People from all walks of life are welcome to strengthen supervision of our services and provide more valuable opinions to help us further improve the level of social insurance services and effectively enhance the sense of gain and happiness of insured persons.

According to industrial and commercial data, Shijiazhuang Lexiyang Human Resources Service Co., Ltd. was established on October 23, 2019. Its business scope includes human resource services; file management; and basic social insurance services.Say

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Elizabeth Hurley recently met a lot of mixed opinions because she constantly appeared in cool, even nude clothes despite turning 55. While some people admired the actress’s slim body, the rest said that she should be more discreet because she was a woman in her U60s. In everyday life, Hurley is the desired role model for women over 50 years old. Sharing about beauty secrets, the actress said that the most important thing is not to abuse plastic surgery. “I’m too scared of that. Fillers? Forget that. I just injected botox into the forehead so they don’t get wrinkled,” the British star told Grazia. The Wonder Woman movie star has only a 19-year-old son. However, in the photos together, she does not look much older than her son, despite nearly 40 years from Damian. In the interview with The View, the actress said she kept her youthful beauty by building a reasonable diet. “I eat a variety of foods but mostly juices, vitamins,” Hurley said. In the years 2005-2006, Elizabeth Hurley is considered a true beauty of England. The model’s grandmother once died of breast cancer, so she has always considered this a serious disease, enthusiastically supporting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation for decades. “I promise to do my best to make people realize how dangerous the disease is,” she told Page Six. In the 2000s, Elizabeth was the familiar face of many fashion catwalks. She joined designer Valentino (left) at the American Fashion Designers Council Award in 2000, where he received the Lifetime Achievement Award. The appearance of the model in a pink-breasted dress at that time was dense on the newspaper. Before parting ways with Hugh Grant, actress and actor Four weddings a haunted couple is a couple of lovers, beautiful couples at awards ceremonies. She often couples with her boyfriend in beautiful, iconic outfits. The red dress she attended the boyfriend’s Notting Hill (1999) movie press conference and her own film Permanent Midnight (1998) is still mentioned a lot. In 1995, the female model was honored to become the face of the luxury fashion house Estee Lauder. She held this role until 2001. The same year, she and her boyfriend attended the first luxury Met Gala in her life. At the meeting with the theme of High Fashion organized by Anna Wintour, Elizabeth Hurley wore a high dress of Versace, showing off her sexy bust next to her boyfriend Hugh Grant. Despite having many sexy outfits for life, the high-cut Gianni Versace dress she wore in 1994 is still the most iconic. At the premiere of the movie Four Weddings a Ghost with her boyfriend Hugh Grant, she got most of the attention. “The dress was born 27 years ago but is still being noticed for a complete reason,” commented Womens Health Mag. Elizabeth Hurley’s youth is associated with the two words “brilliant”. In 1987, she had her first role in her life after modeling. This is also the year she fell in love with once handsome actor Hugh Grant after working together in a Spanish film called Rowing With the Wind. After more than 30 years of being famous in showbiz, although her face is hard to resist time, the sexy image of the actress is still difficult for young stars to overcome.

Indeed, before high-speed trains came into existence, there was a time when overnight trains were popular across Japan. The elite in this country as well as tourists love to enjoy the overnight trip on the comfortable and luxurious ships. It was still dark when stepping on the train, but when you woke up, you were able to breathe the air in a faraway place. However, today, because of the busy life that people often choose short flights or buses to travel instead of spending nights as before. That is the reason why “overnight train” is almost “dead” in Japan. According to Japan Guide, by 2016, only the Sunrise Express (roughly translated: Sunrise Express Train) is still absorbed in ice in the night, until the sun rises, passengers wake up, the train will just enter the station. . And now, it becomes “fun” for tourists who want to explore the country of the rising sun in a special way. Take a look at the photos inside the only overnight train in Japan – Sunrise Express to see that Japan’s speed of growth is not only about technology, but it also affects the level of comfort in The lives of people and trains are a vivid example of convenience. Born in 1998, the Sunrise Express is the only remaining “overnight” train line in Japan. The ship is 23 years old, with a simple appearance but always kept clean and shiny. Sunrise Express consists of 14 cars running from Tokyo Station, but to Okayama Station it will be split into 2 small trains, 7 cars each. These are Sunrise Seto and Sunrise Izumo. The Sunrise Seto train runs back to Takamatsu, while its “twin sister” – the Sunrise Izumo – runs towards Izumoshi. On the return journey, the two groups still run separately until they meet again at the intersection of Okayama, they will “become one” and head towards Tokyo. Train runs every night from Tokyo at 10 pm, reaching Takamatsu at 7:27 am and Izumoshi at 9:58 am. Unlike other trains, Sunrise Express has 6 different room types. Single Deluxe or Grade A is a cozy first-class room for 1 person. Inside there is a table, a chair, and a small sink beside the bed. The room also has a lighting control panel, radio, slippers, bathrobe and toiletries. In addition to these utilities, you can also take a free bath on the train. This type of room will help you feel like you are in a clean, comfortable hotel. You can also admire the beautiful scenery through the large window on the train. In class 2, there are 4 types of rooms including: Sunrise Twin, Single Twin, Single and Solo. These rooms are suitable for 1 or 2 people. Although they are class 2, that doesn’t mean they’re any worse than first class. The 4 types of Grade B rooms all have secure doors and are secluded from the outside creating a private and convenient atmosphere. The last type of room is the Nobinobi sleeping area. This is a space like a dorm room, passengers sleep together on hard beds separated by small wooden walls, with windows to see the outside landscape. Nobinobi does not have a private bathroom, but passengers can purchase services to use the public bath within 6 minutes. On the Sunrise train there is also a tidy dining room, vending machine, smoking area … there is also a special train car with a private entrance for a wheelchair. In addition, every train car has a classic beauty and is extremely clean. Source: BS

“Sea of ​​pink clouds” on the streets of Tokyo In Tokyo, the cherry blossoms bloom from March 22, the second earliest time in Japanese history, just after Kyoto. Cherry blossoms bloom in full bloom, making visitors feel lost in the fairy tale “sea of ​​pink clouds”. With the imprint of a modern, bustling city, Tokyo in the sakura season is different, the pace of life is slow and surprisingly relaxed. On the street, visitors can easily see families and groups of friends spreading canvas under the cherry blossoms, leisurely admiring the scenery, chattering, drinking sake and enjoying flowers. This activity is called “hanami”, a cultural characteristic of the spring of Phu Tang. Tokyo owns more than 10 cherry blossom viewing spots. Located right in the city, the Shinjuku Gyoen Garden is the perfect place to walk and enjoy the beauty of sakura. The 800 colorful cherry trees spreading along the banks of the Meguro River also hold the pedestrian’s feet. In addition, Inokashira Park, Chidorigafuchi … are also suggestions for sakura viewing. The cherry blossom season comes early for more than 1,200 years This year, the cherry blossom season comes “record” sooner than ever. Researcher Yasuyuki Aono from Osaka Prefecture University gathered historical data in the city of Kyoto. According to Aono, this year’s flower season in Kyoto begins on March 26, the earliest in more than 1,200 years. He said the seasons this year have a special effect on the day when the flowers bloom. The last winter was cold, spring came again earlier and was unusually warm. However, early blooming is only the “tip of the iceberg”. Associate Professor Amos Tai from the University of Hong Kong warns about the global climate crisis that can destabilize the ecosystem and threaten the life of all species. Japan welcomes the earliest cherry blossoms in more than 1,200 years The cherry blossom trees begin to bloom early and most are on March 26 in Tokyo, Japan. According to records, this phenomenon dates back to 812 AD.

1. Handkerchiefs: In Eastern culture, people give each other handkerchiefs on the last day of the funeral. This item also symbolizes goodbye and separation. Therefore, in the new year, people abstain from giving handkerchiefs to avoid separation and grief. Image: Unsplash. 2. Clock : For Westerners, watches are a valuable gift because “nothing is more precious than time”. However, to the East, clocks represent bad luck and death. In China, during the new year, giving watches to the elderly is taboo. Image: Unsplash. 3. Mirror: According to feng shui, mirrors are items that attract many evil qi. People think that breaking the mirror is very toxic because it causes the accumulated evil aura to be dispersed outside. In Tet gifts, people should avoid giving mirrors or glasses that can reflect the image. Image: Medium. 4. Umbrella (umbrella) : Umbrella is not a suitable item as a gift. Furthermore, the umbrella used to go to the rain represents grief and sadness. Image: Wallpaperbetter. 5. Black or white object: According to Eastern conception, white and black are two colors representing funeral, death. Therefore, everyone should avoid gifts of this color, including wrapping paper, bags outside. Image: W esten. 6. Sharp objects : According to Asian conception, on Tet holiday, sharp objects can bring bad luck. Giving items such as knives or scissors also implies wanting to sever the relationship with the giver. Image: Crushedpixel. 7. Chrysanthemum: Yellow chrysanthemums and white flowers are often used by the Chinese in funerals. So if you want to give someone flowers in the new year, everyone should avoid the colors above. Image: Hainan. 8. The gifts have a quantity of 4 : In Sino-Vietnamese, the number 4 is pronounced “Tu”, which sounds almost like the word “Tu” (death). To the East, the words associated with the number 4 are considered unlucky. This is also the reason why there is no 4th floor in some buildings and hotels. Therefore, Tet should not give gifts of sets or multiples of 4. Photo: Unsplash. 9. Shoes and sandals: The pronunciation of the word shoe in Sino-Vietnamese is similar to the word “Evil” in Chinese. In addition, shoes and sandals for travel purposes, people should avoid giving these items at the beginning of the year. Image: Sohu. 10. Pears : Giving fruit is a good thing, but pears are forbidden. The reason is that the pronunciation of “Le” is the same as “Ly” in separation (break up). Image: Gardening.

Meghan dressed simply with blue jeans, a black T-shirt, green jacket, pointed-toe flats and black mask. Meanwhile, Archie is wearing a black beanie, gray sweater, rolled up jeans, white Velcro sneakers, and a green backpack. The image of the former American actor and son was taken the day after Harry, 36, returned to Los Angeles after his grandfather’s funeral. Prince Harry flew to Los Angeles on an American Airlines flight on the afternoon of January 20. He was then taken home by the driver to Montecito, California. He did not stay in England to celebrate his grandmother’s 95th birthday, Queen Elizabeth II. Meghan did not return to England to attend Prince Philip’s funeral because she was pregnant and was told by her doctor not to travel far. Harry and Meghan moved to California after announcing leaving the British Royal and renouncing honorary titles. After the royal “gossip” conversation, relationships between the two and Harry’s family members only worsened. On February 14, the two announced they were expecting their second child, a baby girl, to be born.

Actor Kien An plays a patriarchal husband and father Xuan Thanh (Nha Uyen) brought her daughter home after her grandfather passed away. The funeral was held as flamboyant as possible. Although facing loss, this funeral is when Xuan Thanh’s brothers and sisters are reunited after a long time. Families of generations gathered to see off his grandfather to his resting place for a night full of lights and music. And then a bunch of people came to collect the debt in amazement of all. Secrets were revealed, tragic husband tragedy, blood dyed red lights in that brilliant night. Actress Nha Uyen works with her husband in the project as a producer and actor The setting of the film is a house in Dong Nai. Everything from props, costumes, lights, and sounds is carefully researched to create the most authentic funeral possible. The first pictures from the trailer are also the first proof that Aaron Toronto sent to the public, the audience: a foreign director can still understand Vietnamese culture as a native. “ When I first came to Vietnam and attended a funeral, I was very surprised. There are many rituals and procedures, as well as a lot of nuances on the faces of the attendees. They held a ceremony to see off the deceased in a solemn but unspoken manner. Pain and loss are still in everyone’s heart, but the way they cherish the last moments of their loved ones with a brilliant funeral really makes me unforgettable. “. First poster of Dazzling dark night! Besides the flashiness and brilliance, Dazzling dark night! There is also a very fierce and cruel side of the family tragedy, social tragedy, and marriage tragedy. Conflict and noise surrounding debt collection stories, wealth division is always a painful problem for wealthy families. Sometimes the loss of a loved one is a joy to someone else. Sometimes funerals are not just the end, but the beginning of the tragedy. 16 years living in Vietnam, Aaron is like an insider but has the eyes of an outsider. His meticulous, subtle, yet calm observation was clear Dazzling dark night! promises to let the audience experience events and spaces that seem familiar to any Vietnamese but also full of surprises, shocks and pain. With Dazzling dark night !, Does Aaron have a proof that he truly understands the local culture when having lived in Vietnam for 16 years? The film has the participation of actors Nha Uyen, Kien An, Phuong Dung, Huynh Dong, Xuan Trang, Diem Phuong, Kim B.

Prince Philip’s spirit was taken from Windsor Castle to St George’s Chapel. Photo: Daily Mail Prince Philip (1921-2021), who held the title Duke of Edinburgh, died on April 9 at Windsor Castle. He is the crown prince (spouse of the head of the dynasty) in the world’s longest service, and has been married for 73 years with the Queen of England. The death of Prince Philip left a “big void” in the Queen’s life – in the words of her son Prince Andrew. According to royal standards, funerals took place at St. Basil’s Chapel. George, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle, at 3 p.m. local time on April 17 (21:00 the same day, VN time). Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the attendees of the ceremony included only high-ranking members of the royal family as well as the duke’s close relatives and friends, among them Bernhard, Prince of Baden, Penny Brabourne, Countess Mountbatten of Myanmar, and Prince Donatus, Landgrave of Hesse. Watch the video of Prince Philip’s procession from Windsor Castle to St George’s Chapel (Credit: Sky News) The Queen’s wife was brought into the Chapel. Prince Philip’s Spirit at St George’s Chapel; The Queen of England sits alone in the second row of seats. Photo: Daily Mail Queen Elizabeth II stood bowing as her wife’s spirit was brought into the Chapel. Prince Philip’s officer hat and sword were placed on top of the coffin according to his wishes. His Royal Highnesses are housed on the Land Rover he designed. Photo: Daily Mail. Prince Charles and Princess Camillia attended his father’s funeral. Although the ceremony will be limited to 30 people inside the Chapel, in line with current UK epidemic restrictions, more than 700 servicemen will support an outside ceremony in honor of a glorious military career. by Prince Philip. Members of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, British Army and Royal Air Force will all attend. Prince Philip maintained close ties with the military community throughout his life after completing naval service in 1953, including holding the position of General of the Royal Marines. . Before the ceremony, the Duke’s spirit – with his personal flag flown, with a sword, navy cap and wreath placed on top – was brought to the Chapel from Windsor Castle in a procession by the Imperial Guards. family. According to the Duke’s will, coffin was carried in a modified Land Rover, designed by Prince Philip himself. The Land Rover car carried Prince Philip’s coffin, behind him his children, grandchildren and close aides. Photo: Daily Mail Tears rolled down Prince Charles’s cheeks as he walked behind his father’s car. Photo: Reuters Diagram of Prince Philip’s procession to St George’s Chapel. Photo: CNN Walking behind the car are senior members of the Royal Family, including Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward, Prince William and Prince Harry. All dressed in civilian clothing. Some of the Duke’s closest aides, including his personal secretary and bodyguard, will also walk in the procession. Meanwhile, the rest of the members attended the ceremony, including Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall; Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge; Princess Beatrice; Princess Eugenie and other family members will arrive at the chapel by car. Two brothers Prince William and Harry, grandson Prince Philip, walked after excitedly into the church. Prince Harry’s wife, Duchess Meghan – Duchess of Sussex, who is pregnant with the couple’s second child and living in the US, did not attend the funeral due to her doctor’s advice not to travel by air. practice. Meanwhile, Queen Elizabeth arrives at the Chapel in her private car. Queen Elizabeth II got out of the car and entered the church to attend the funeral. Photo: Getty Images Before that, a series of cannons were fired one minute apart and curfew bells fell to herald the funeral, while a minute of silence across the country marked the beginning of the ceremony. Inside the chapel, all members of the congregation wear masks according to public health protocol. Prince Philip’s favorite chariot was beaten to St George’s Chapel before the funeral. His hat, gloves and scarf are in the correct place where the Prince usually sits. Photo: Daily Mail Prince Harry sat alone in a corner of the Chapel during his funeral. His wife, Princess Meghan, did not attend the ceremony because she was pregnant with her second child. Photo: Daily Mail The Duke of Edinburgh was carefully involved in the planning of his funeral, choosing the music and making sure the ceremony reflected his military ties and personal interests. The ceremony, conducted by Bishop David Conner and Archbishop of Canterbury, Welby, is scheduled to last for 50 minutes. A four-man choir, with an organ, will sing songs selected by the Duke, including “Jubilate in C” by Benjamin Britten. After that, the Duke’s coffin will be lowered to the Royal Tomb (Royal Vault), the resting place of many members of the Royal Family. The crypt is located underneath the Chapel, built by King George III, one of the kings also buried there. However, the Royal Tomb would not be Prince Philip’s final resting place. When the Queen dies, his remains will be transported to the King George VI memorial chapel to be located next to her. At the Duke’s request, the end of the funeral would be marked with the Royal Marines’ Action Stations, which is a notice traditionally sent out from a naval warship to signify. that everyone should go to combat positions. The Archbishop of Canterbury then proclaimed the Blessing and the ceremony ended with a national anthem. Watch video of cannon shots resounding across the UK in tribute to Prince Philip on April 10 (Source: VOA) Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II in this 2003 photo in Muick, Scotland. Photo: Buckingham Palace / AP Large screen with a picture of Prince Philip at Picadilly roundabout, London. Photo: CNN People place flowers to commemorate Prince Philip outside Windsor Castle. Photo: CNN

Buckingham Palace staff posted the notice at the main entrance of the palace. Photo: Reuters. The official Royal announcement of Prince Philip’s departure. Photo: PA Media. The British Union flag on the roof of Buckingham Palace has also been lowered in half and hung. Photo: AFP. British people living in London also came to place flowers and gratitude messages in front of Buckingham Palace to condolences with the Royal family before the departure of Prince Philip. Grateful messages are placed next to bouquets of British people. Photo: Getty. Photo: AFP. Photo: Reuters. At Windsor Castle (Berkshire county in southeast England), where Prince Philip spent the last weeks of his life until his last breath, locals also put flowers at the door. radio. Photo: Getty. Photo: AFP. At Holyroodhouse Palace, the house of Queen Elizabeth II in Edinburgh (Scotland), also held a flag to fly and some people came to place flowers. Photo: Getty. Photo: PA Media. Yesterday’s sporting events in England also took two minutes of silence to commemorate Prince Philip. Photo: Getty. Horse racing participants and spectators came to watch at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool city spent two minutes of silence to condolences with the British Royal at the departure of Prince Philip. Photo: PA Media. The Royal Family said specific information about Prince Phillip’s funeral will be announced as soon as possible. However, in the context of the complicated COVID-19 epidemic in the UK, it is likely that Prince Philip’s funeral will be carefully planned to limit the spread of the SARS-CoV- virus. 2.

The British put flowers to commemorate Prince Philip Many people in London come in front of Buckingham Palace gate to place flowers to commemorate Prince Philip. Queen Elizabeth II’s husband passed away on April 9, at the age of 99. On the afternoon of April 9 (local time), Buckingham Palace hung the announcement of Prince Phiplip’s departure. The prince’s funeral will not be held at the national level. However, the prince himself is said to not want a noisy funeral, according to NBC News. Photo: Reuters. The people gathered outside Buckingham Palace after the palace announced the death of the prince. The royal family said that Queen Elizabeth II was considering a plan to hold a funeral for her husband, following government guidelines amid the Covid-19 epidemic. Accordingly, she had to decide which family members were allowed to attend Prince Philip’s funeral. Grandmothers and children will also have to wear a mask and stand 2 meters away. Photo: Reuters. People also gathered outside Windsor palace to mourn Prince Philip. The prince’s coffin will be housed in Windsor Castle, before being taken to St. Basilica. George to the funeral. Photo: Reuters. The people placed flowers and prayed in front of Buckingham Palace in memory of Prince Philip. The UK Government Office urges the public not to over-congregate at the palaces, and to continue to follow advice to preserve public health, especially to avoid crowds and to restrict travel. Photo: Reuters. A resident prayed outside of Windsor Castle, near London. From 6pm on April 9 (local time), Westminster Abbey in London started ringing the bell once a minute, a total of 99 times. Photo: Reuters. Some people who love Prince Philip could not hold back tears after the announcement of his death. Photo: Reuters. Athletes at a racecourse in Liverpool spend a minute in remembrance after the Buckingham Palace announcement. Many television stations adjusted their broadcast plans, to broadcast the national anthem following the official announcement of Prince Philip’s departure. Photo: Reuters. The British flag is lowered on the Victoria Tower, part of the British Parliament building, in London. Photo: Reuters. Candles and flowers were placed in front of palaces in tribute to Prince Philip. His funeral is expected to take place after more than a week. Current anti-epidemic regulations in the UK only allow no more than 30 people to attend funerals. Photo: Reuters.

The Queen of England also attended official duties for two consecutive days on Tuesday and Wednesday, presided over the retirement ceremony for her senior assistant, and welcomed the appointment of the new assistant on the second day. The Queen showed the strength beyond ordinary people. Prince Philip’s funeral has many details to consider. Due to the epidemic, only 30 people attended the funeral. And how to arrange these 30 people is the Queen’s deliberate consideration.

Megan did not come back because of pregnancy, and none of Prince Philip’s 10 great-grandchildren could participate because they were too young. The prince’s great-grandchildren are all under 10 years old, so this generation is absent. Among the 30 people attending the funeral, most of them were members of the British royal family, two were relatives of Prince Philip in Germany, and another was a friend of the Prince. Although Meghan did not return, the relationship between Harry and William could be Recovering to the past is also what everyone cares about most.

Like before participating in events, Harry Megan usually stands behind William Kate, while Prince Charles and Camilla are closest to the Queen. At the funeral of the prince this time, the position map of the royal family members was exposed, which seemed a bit embarrassing! Or did the queen deliberately arrange this way, afraid that William and Harry would be too embarrassed?

Prince Charles and Princess Anne walked in front, followed by Prince Andrew and Prince Edward. Prince William and Harry will not go side by side, but the cousin Peter Phillips (Peter Phillips) will be separated. This arrangement is not conducive to the brothers. The two break the ice!

This was at Princess Diana’s funeral, when Prince William and Harry were standing side by side, standing next to Prince Charles. William and Harry were still one heart back then, but now they really feel like they are falling apart.

This is Prince Philip’s coffin, which was completed in 2016, and it is very meaningful that Prince Philip also personally participated in the design of this modified car that year. Yes, it is the Prince’s favorite Land Rover.

Prince Charles and Camilla made their debut yesterday. They went to the square of Buckingham Palace and saw such a bright toy Land Rover. Everyone knows that the Prince loved Land Rover the most during his lifetime, so this toy car is full of longing for the Prince. It’s so teary!

Camilla personally touched the toy Land Rover. Prince Charles burst into tears, unable to control his grief, crying so that his eyes were swollen and his face was swollen.

In this list of funerals, Prince Andrew, Prince Andrew’s two daughters and their spouses. There is also Prince Edward’s family, Princess Sophie’s daughter and son are both minors, and the eldest daughter is 17 years old.

Princess Sophie’s daughter appeared a few days ago. Prince Edward and his wife are the most indifferent couples. Neither child has the title of prince or princess. Princess Sophie does not want the children to let themselves be because of the title of the princess and prince. too much stress.

The royal family rehearsed the funeral to prepare for Saturday. In fact, the British royal family has always emphasized that Prince Philip’s funeral is a private funeral, not a state funeral at all.

The rehearsal of Prince Philip’s funeral!Position map of royal family members exposed, Harry William was separated

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It is reported that Harry faces becoming the only member of the Royal family to wear a normal suit after he lost his honorary title when he gave up his role as a senior member.

Besides, there is also information that there is also information that Prince Andrew is most likely not wearing a military uniform at his father’s funeral because he had previously asked for permission from Queen Elizabeth II to quit his “permanent” royal service later. The above controversial interview BBC Newsnight in November 2019 when he revealed about his relationship with US billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, the sex offender committed suicide in prison.

The Queen may order a ban on the wearing of military uniforms during Prince Philip’s funeral.

A royal source said: “The Queen and the rest of the family do not allow anything to take away the treasures of the Duke’s funeral.“.

Both Harry and his wife gave up their royal titles after announcing their resignations and agreeing to stop using the royal honorary title in official dispatches.

Prince Harry and Prince Andrew have had their royal titles revoked.

In February 2021, the Queen officially stripped her of the honorary title and confirmed that they would not return as members of the Royal Family – which made Prince Harry feel bad. uncomfortable.

On April 17, only a handful of mourners from the Royal Family were allowed to attend the event at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle.

Due to the severe effects of the pandemic, anyone attending the funeral must comply with the rules of at least two meters of distance from strangers. According to the latest Buckingham Palace statement changed from April 12, the funeral had no more than 30 people in attendance, whether indoors or outdoors.