Recently, a netizen shared a picture of a house with a small area, perhaps less than 2m wide. So the owner had to take advantage of a very small space next to the stairs to make a toilet. When the picture was shared, many people “rolled their eyes” because they couldn’t believe there was such a house. Although the owner tries to take advantage of the area, it seems that there is no entrance to the toilet. In fact, if you look closely, you can see that the owner has cleverly arranged the entrance to be a small board, which can be folded and stored when there is no need to go to the toilet. Most netizens think that this toilet is suitable for those who are adventurous and love to explore. However, the toilet does not have a door, so it is a bit embarrassing to go to the bathroom. “The owner is in the style of an action and adventure movie. If you have a stomachache and have to go to the toilet, this must be very scary.” , one netizen commented. Another said: “If you have to go to this toilet at night, you may fall face down. For those with a history of fear of narrow spaces, they probably won’t dare to go to this toilet again.” However, the narrow toilet is one thing, the detail that makes netizens equally afraid is the stairs. “The stairs are both narrow, steep and without handrails, going up and down this way is scary, even more scary than sitting in the other toilet.” A netizen expressed an opinion. Not long ago, a netizen shared a picture of a rather long house but less than 1m wide, surprising everyone. The sharer asked whether the owner of this house will sleep horizontally or vertically. As observed from the photo taken, the width of the house is not equal to a small table. Even if it’s hard for two people to go in For a person entering and leading a motorbike, it was also difficult to the point of leaning over. This image is real and not a photoshop product. This is the house of a resident in Dong Nai province. In the past, the image of this house has also caused a “network storm”. Inside the house there is a ground floor and a floor, an area of ​​​​1.3m x 10m.

Miss Luong Thuy Linh right from the coronation has been highly appreciated in the Vietnamese fashion village because of her standard height. Recently, the queen has been extremely hard-working to update fashion photos with many different styles. Miss Luong Thuy Linh is currently considered the “first choice” of designers. Appearing with Luong Thuy Linh this time is Miss Vietnam 2020 Do Thi Ha. Possessing a beautiful, sweet and natural beauty, she easily creates sympathy with the audience. At the present time, it can be seen that Miss Do Thi Ha has begun to work hard to refresh her style and experiment a lot style different. Do Thi Ha did not hesitate to “match her figure” with her senior Luong Thuy Linh. Thanks to her beautiful body and the beauty of Miss, she has excellently conquered the one-piece dress with soft and fancy tassel lines from silk, feather organza. In addition to the unique outfit, Miss Do Thi Ha also attracts attention with her makeup and hairstyle. In this set of photos, the queen has horizontal bangs and slightly curled tails, the bangs touching the eyebrows are not too thick nor too thin, bringing a completely new sharp and different look. Standing next to Luong Thuy Linh, the beauty of Thanh is not “underdog”, on the contrary, she is also impressed by this style change. With a height of 1m78 and 1m75, Miss Luong Thuy Linh and Do Ha are quite balanced when posing together. The two queens cleverly chose to simplify the accessories, wearing only earrings and ton-sur-ton heels with the outfit, creating a perfect whole.

The facade of the house at 75 Thuoc Bac street. This narrow and deep house is located at 75 Thuoc Bac street, in the middle of Hanoi Old Quarter with 4 households living together. In addition to the facade, the place owned by Ms. Vu Thi Diem – 76 years old is leased as a metal shop. From the perspective of a visitor coming to visit, the address 75 Thuoc Bac seems to be an alley with many closed families, only using the alley as a common passageway. But when entering, quite a few people will be surprised because the living space is “not closed” in the literal sense of the households here. At first, everyone thought this was a common alley. Ms. Diem – a little-known person who has won the Kovalevskaya award with the coating of the 500kV power poles said: “This is just the way from house to house, the families in the alley are mostly elderly people, so most of the families in the alley are elderly. living together does not block the alley because the width is too narrow, only 2.1m, if the alley is divided, there is no room for the bed. She also explained, the lifestyle of households here from the past to now have been used to living together, there is nothing inconvenient as many people think. Ms. Vu Thi Diem explained her “non-closed” alley. In the past, the house was 2.95m wide according to the papers, but during the French period, the wall was quite thick, more than 35cm on each side, not including bricks, but later covered, so now the house is only 7 tiles wide, about 2.1m wide. Households living from eating, sleeping are not closed. This house in turn goes to another house, from the bed, the kitchen, … can pass when the other house is sleeping or eating. Ms. Diem said that she and other households here are used to sleeping or eating with family members passing by because they have lived here for many years. Previously, the house 75 Thuoc Bac had 9 households, but now there are only 4 households living on a single floor without a second floor. Mrs. Diem is the outermost household, so she keeps the key and is in charge of checking the door every morning and evening. House No. 75 Thuoc Bac was formerly the Cu Hien woolen weaving factory from the French period of Mrs. Vu Thi Diem’s ​​family. During the Revolutionary period, the house was chiseled to Hang Bo street and close to Hang Can street. Later, it was filled in, but the house is still 70m deep. Of all the households here, only Mrs. Diem’s ​​house has a second floor, keeping almost intact traces of an old house. Wooden stairs from the early twentieth century. The altar is still preserved intact from the altar, the door frame to the floor tiles. Wooden wall and Tho crossword from before 1945 of Mrs. Diem’s ​​house. “I keep almost everything from the time my father moved here before 1945, but now the second floor is just for storage and worship, but I still sleep and live on the first floor to take care of the house and lock the door” – Mrs. Good omen. Although every household has a key to the outside door, she still carefully checks the door until she goes to bed at night. “While sleeping, it is normal for people to pass by, the houses here are not related but live very well. Before, they used to eat together, but now it’s stopped because each person eats for an hour.” – she added happily. Where Mrs. Diem slept and read books. She also told a story that in the past, when she was doing research in chemistry, she knew many foreign experts and invited them to her house to play, they asked jokingly: Do you sleep in the alley? Why not enter the house, who sleeps in this aisle? The kitchen, toilet and laundry of Mrs. Diem’s ​​house have an open skylight. The Hanoi Old Quarter area has a fairly high population density with many households living in a narrow and non-closed space, but nonetheless for many people here, especially the elderly here since birth and Keeping the old house full of memories of a bygone era is really: “The land has turned into the soul!”. All difficulties in life seem to disappear and sometimes, according to Mrs. Diem: “I’m very happy!”.

Luong Thuy Linh, right from the moment of her coronation, has been highly appreciated in the Vietnamese fashion village because of her standard height, recently, Hau is also extremely hard to update fashion photos with different styles that make fans happy. I am interested in demonstrating the quality of most designs from my many styles. Specifically, in this collection of Color up your world, Miss Luong Thuy Linh stands out among the hot colors inspired by Pop Art motifs with the beauty of flowers and grass. In the middle of the room, which is luxuriously arranged, in a classical style, interwoven with a flamingo statue symbolizing the beauty of nobility, Luong Thuy Linh embodies a luxurious, seductive and sophisticated spirit in bold design. aesthetic in this collection. The queen stands out in front of strong contrasting colors, attractive and gentle style, creating an eye-catching whole. The elegant and impressive features in the dress with the ruched shoulders and the boat neck exalted the fragile shoulders of Miss World Vietnam 2019. The accessories are simplified as a stepping stone to honor the whole set. Participating in the collection’s outfit with senior Luong Thuy Linh this time is Miss Vietnam 2020 – Do Thi Ha. Possessing a beautiful, sweet and natural beauty, she easily creates sympathy with everyone. If at the time of the coronation, the original beauty of Thanh Hoa prioritized feminine and elegant designs, then at the present time, it can be seen that Do Ha has begun to work hard to F5 style, experimenting with many different styles. In the middle of a luxurious space, Miss Do Thi Ha exudes an elegant and graceful beauty. Miss Hau does not hesitate to “match her figure” with her senior Luong Thuy Linh in the classic lobby. Thanks to her beautiful body and the beauty of Miss, she has extremely excellently conquered the one-piece dress with soft and fancy fringe lines from silk, feather organza, creating the unique features of people. Modern women always want to challenge themselves with luxurious style with a bit of a break. Standing next to Luong Thuy Linh, Do Ha is not “underdog”, on the contrary, she is also impressed by this strange change. With this set of photos, the two queens are radiant like goddesses, both beauties fully convey the messages and images that the designer sends in the collection. The colors seem to be contrasting, but when placed next to each other, they create a harmonious and strangely eye-catching whole.

This exercise helps to tone the lower body. Take a step forward until your feet are at a 90-degree angle, then return to the starting position. Repeat 30 times for each leg. 2. Leg lift To burn thigh and buttock fat you need to lift your legs. Kneel on the mat with both feet and hands, Straighten your legs back and up, then return to the starting position. Repeat 30 times for each leg. 3. Upper thigh stretchuỗi This move helps reduce thigh fat effectively! Lie on your back and lift your thighs toward your chest. Hold this position for one minute. Do 2 reps for each leg. 4. Lower Thigh Stretch Next, lunge forward, leaving one leg behind and the other knee bent. Lean forward until you feel a stretch and hold the position for 2 minutes. Do 2 reps for each leg. 5. Stretch your legs Bend one leg forward and bring the other leg back. Bring your body forward without arching your back and hold for 15 seconds. Do 2 reps for each leg. 6. Raise your legs sideways To firm hips, you need to raise your legs horizontally. Lie on your side and raise your legs to a 45-degree angle, then lower them. Repeat 30 times for each leg. 7. Inner biceps stretch Pear-shaped ladies need to tone their shoulders and arms for a well-balanced body. Bend your hands into fists and fold them inwards so that the hands are facing each other. Keep your shoulders and arms straight, then straighten them outwards until you feel your inner arms pull. Repeat for 30 seconds. 8. Vertical punch This exercise will help you get slimmer shoulders. Bend at the elbows and keep the palms facing in, then make a fist. Beat one arm up so that the palm is facing out and remember to keep that arm straight while the other arm remains bent and vice versa. Repeat for 30 seconds. 9. Abdominal stretch This is one of the 10 moves not to be missed. Lie on your stomach with your feet shoulder-width apart and support your body with your arms. Hold for 15 seconds and do 2 times. 10. Stretch your back End the exercise with a back stretch. Bend into a right angle, place your palms against the wall and slightly raise your head. Hold this position for one to three minutes.

According to iPrice Group, in the e-commerce report of this group in 2020, Vietnam has 2 names, including The World of Mobile and Green Electronics, in the top 10 of e-commerce websites with high traffic volume in the East region. South Asia. The fact above shows that the trend of online shopping for electronics and electronics is becoming more and more popular among Vietnamese users. Without a man, Vietnamese women tend to buy electronic appliances by themselves. Photo: Trong Dat By analyzing more than 1 million page views on iPrice in the first three months of 2020 and 2021, this report has shown that, in Vietnam, the proportion of female users buying electronics and electronics on the trading floor. electronics as high as men. The report shows that in the first quarter of 2021, the percentage of women shopping on e-commerce sites in the industry was 43%, an increase of 5% over the same period last year. Although men are still the main shoppers in the portfolio when accounting for 57%, this figure has declined. Notably, among female users, the group of women aged 35-44 and 45-54 who are interested in the online electronics market in Quarter I / 2021 increased by 4% compared to Q1. / 2020. In the older age group (from 55-64), this proportion also has a slight increase (2%). Statistics in the form of demographics of users buying electronics, electronics on e-commerce floors. Data: iPrice In contrast to middle-aged women, in the group of young women (from 25-34 years old), the percentage of electronic and electronic goods purchased in the first 3 months of this year decreased sharply (10%). According to experts, the cause of this situation may be because this is a group of office workers. These people have a high demand for electronic equipment such as computers, headsets, cameras, … in early 2020, when the trend of working remotely is rising at the time of the Covid-19 outbreak. Because the life cycle of electronic and electronic products is quite high, the demand for purchasing new equipment of this target group will decrease when entering 2021. The above data have shown that not only men and women today are showing their initiative in buying electronic and electronic equipment. This is especially true on e-commerce platforms, where they can easily compare prices and are provided with all the necessary information about the item to choose from.

The percentage of women buying electronic and electronic products online is increasing. Men are still considered the main buyers of electronics and electronics, but these attitudes and trends in consumer behavior have somewhat changed in Vietnam according to a comparative analysis of more than 1 million. views in the first 3 months of 2020 and 2021 electronic and electronic goods according to the product search engine and iPrice price comparison. THE RATE OF WOMEN BUYING ELECTRONICS, ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS INCREASES According to iPrice’s survey, the percentage of women who buy electronic and electronic products online is equal to that of men. If in the first quarter of 2020, the percentage of women shopping for these items was 38%, in the first quarter of 2021, the percentage of women shopping on e-commerce sites in the industry was 43%, an increase of 5. % compared with the same period last year. Although men are still the main shoppers in the portfolio when accounting for 57%, this figure has decreased compared to the same period last year (62%). The report also shows that there is a change in the shopping age group of women. Although there was no sudden growth, however, women in general and women between the ages of 35 and 64 in particular paid certain attention to electronics and electronics in the wake of the Covid epidemic- 19 seems to be cooling off. They also began to approach more electronics and electronics purchases on e-commerce platforms. Specifically, in the first three months of this year, the percentage of women aged 35-44 and 45-54 who purchased items in this category increased by 4% compared to Q1 / 2020. In addition, the older age group from 55 to 64 also had a slight increase of 2%. Percentage of online purchases of electronic products between men and women Meanwhile, the group of younger female consumers aged 25-34 has a sharp decrease of 10% compared to the first three months of 2020. Research experts say that this change may be due to the impact of the pandemic. Covid-19 in early 2020, when most people prioritize social separation and work from home. Therefore, the proportion of consumers in general and office women in this age group in particular tend to purchase electronic and electronic products to serve the needs of working and daily living at home. . The trend of changing shopping behaviors of Vietnamese consumers has also been partly shown in the e-commerce report just announced when there are two names specializing in electronic and electronic products business. Mobile and Dien may Xanh are in the top 10 high-traffic websites in Southeast Asia. This shows that the electronics and electronics market in Vietnam has been receiving a lot of attention from consumers on e-commerce websites. SHOPPING AND PAY MORE ON Mobile The survey also showed that shopping on mobile devices grew 4%. Consumers are more likely to purchase electronic and electronic products on mobile devices than on computers and tablets. Up to 80% of consumers decided to shop on mobile devices in Q1 / 2021, compared with 18% and 2% for computers and tablets. These rates in the first quarter of 2020 are 76% on mobile, 22% on desktop, and 2% on tablet. According to data from the Digital 2021 report of We Are Social, up to 61.4% of users decide to pay online via mobile devices. Thus, “mobile first” (mobile first) will still be one of the trends that will continue to take place in the “new normal” period for enterprises trading in electronic and electronic products. Trends of users are increasingly performing more tasks such as finding out, shopping, and paying on their mobile phones. Specifically, there are more than 154 million mobile subscribers, of which 64% of accounts are connected to 3G, 4G and 5G networks. Internet traffic from Android devices continues to lead with 64.6%, higher than the same period last year 2020 (61%), iOS decreased from 37% to 34.5%. According to We Are Social’s Digital Vietnam 2021 report, mobile application groups that are used a lot by Vietnamese users in 2020 include: messaging, chat (94.7%), entertainment and video viewing (83 , 4%), listening to music (58%), playing games (57.2%), shopping (68.5%), finance and banking (40.1%) … In general, these numbers are not too different from those of the same period in 2020. Only shopping apps recorded a higher usage rate, up from 55% (2020) to 68.5%. (2021). The report emphasizes that Vietnamese users are increasingly prioritizing purchases on mobile apps. Regarding shopping, except for travel, travel and accommodation services, down 40.5%, the groups of fashion, digital equipment, food, personal care, games, online music all there are signs of a sharp increase in spending. On average, user spending on these industries increased by over 30%.

Families should take the necessary safety measures to avoid unfortunate accidents to their children. According to the Westmead Children’s Hospital (CHW) in Australia, an average of 10 children are brought to CHW every year after falling from a balcony. Most of these children fall from their balconies, of which approximately 75% are under the age of five. Westmead Children’s Hospital provides care and treatment for 80,000 sick and injured children each year. This is the largest pediatric center in the state of New South Wales, Australia, with the capital city of Sydney; Child treatment in New South Wales, Australia and Pacific Rim countries. To protect children from unfortunate accidents from balconies, CHW has introduced balcony and railing safety recommendations. As defined by the CHW, a balcony is an area of ​​a building that is positioned higher than the ground. If the balcony is at a height of 1m above the ground, it must be surrounded (barrier) by a railing. A balcony railing as a guard or barrier is usually made of iron or wooden slats. Glass panels are also commonly used. How can children be injured at the balcony? Young children may get their heads, arms or legs stuck in between the gaps in the railing. Young children may fall over the gap between the railing if the distance between them is too large. The slightly older kids may slip or stumble over the balcony doorway and fall to the balcony floor. Children can also fall off the balcony if they can climb over the balcony railing. For example, horizontal bars on a railing can allow a child to climb over the railing. Items such as potted plants or outdoor furniture placed next to the railing can also be used as ladders for children to climb. According to CHW statistics, an average of 10 children are brought to this hospital every year after falling from a balcony. Most of these children fall from their balconies. Of the children brought to the CHW, approximately 75% are under the age of five, 40% occur in the summer, and three out of every five cases that are taken to the hospital are boys. During the period 2008-2018, 88 children were taken to CHW for treatment due to a fall from the balcony. A large number of those injuries are rated serious. Fall injuries, even from low heights, can be serious; “40% of fatal falls, among children under 15 years old in Australia, are from a height of less than 3 feet (91.44cm). Corridor windows on each floor are also potentially unsafe if precautions are not taken. How to prevent accidents from the balcony? Australia’s National Building Act requires balcony balustrades to be at least 1m high if the balcony is more than 1m above the surface below. Any space in the handrail should not allow a circular object 12.5cm in diameter to pass through. Where balconies are located more than 4 meters above the lower surface, the barriers must not have horizontal sections or resemble horizontal (climbable) sections between 15cm and 76cm above floor. According to CHW, to ensure the safety of children, families need to ensure that their family’s balcony or railing is at least 1m high and the distance between vertical bars is not wider than 12.5cm. Balcony balustrades should not have cross bars or the like that can allow young children to climb. All furniture, potted plants and other climbable objects should be kept away from the edge of the balcony. Adults should also beware of furniture that is light enough that children can pull to the edge of the balcony; Check the balustrades regularly to make sure they are in good condition; Supervise children while they are on the balcony and can lock the balcony doors to keep them out. In Vietnam, nowadays, one of the most popular ways to keep children safe from unfortunate balconies is to install safety nets. Especially in high-rise apartments, areas such as corridors of each floor, balconies, windows are places with potential risks of unsafety. The balcony safety net is made up of three main parts: the cable, two aluminum bars and the screws. The stainless steel core cables and plastic shells will be woven into a specialized aluminum bar system that is tightly mounted on the ceiling and railing. The usual distance between two cables is 5cm. This distance is enough to prevent children and many objects from getting through. The cost of installing safety net ranges from 150,000 VND to 180,000 VND / 1m2, depending on the installation area and materials. Answering questions of people related to the installation of safety cable nets in apartments, the Ho Chi Minh City Fire Department said: “The installation and supplementation of protective cable nets at the department The building does not affect the fire safety conditions of the building, however, these protective cable nets must be easily dismantled in case the fire department is approached. to serve the rescue and rescue work in case of fire and explosion incidents “. The safety net has a fairly simple structure, the installation cost is not too high and provides great support in ensuring safety for families in apartments or high-rise buildings, especially families with young children. Families should take the necessary safety measures to avoid unfortunate accidents to their children.

VinFast expects a higher price than Ford

On April 12, Bloomberg reported that Vingroup was considering bringing VinFast on the US stock exchange to raise $ 2 billion. According to this source, the car company is currently working with consulting units to IPO (initial public offering) right in the second quarter of 2021.

The source of Bloomberg confirmed that if successful, the IPO could push VinFast’s valuation up to $ 50 billion. At that time, VinFast will immediately close to the top 10 largest car manufacturers in the world, on par with famous manufacturers such as Hyundai (51.38 billion USD), Honda (50.86 billion USD) and surpass Ford (49, 47 billion USD).

With a scale of $ 2 billion, VinFast’s IPO will be the largest ever IPO of a Vietnamese company, after Vinhomes’ first share sale worth $ 1.4 billion in 2018. This could also become the first Vietnamese company to list in the US.

Although VinFast is a fledgling company, the valuation may outstrip traditional Asian carmakers like Suzuki ($ 21.29 billion) and Japan’s Nissan ($ 20.63 billion).

VinFast IPO details including the size and timing may change as discussions with the consultant are in progress. Bloomberg also said that Vingroup representatives declined to comment on this information.

The top 10 car manufacturers with the highest market capitalization are currently Tesla of the US, Toyota of Japan, Volkswagen of Germany, Daimler of Germany, General Motors (GM) of the US, BMW of Germany, BYD and Nio of China. , Stellantis and Ferrari.