Although it has a relatively modest area and is surrounded by many car repair shops and the tall Nguyen Chi Thanh apartment building, Nang Khieu still stands on seven floors, considered the highest high school in the city. Although small, everyone has to look up! Thanks to the campus “touching the roof”, Gifted students have the main privilege of… exercising with clouds! For the “subjects” of the Gifted School, exercising means going to the terrace on the 8th floor, where just reaching out your hand is like touching floating clouds. The school is small, going a little is all smooth. It only took about three months, we were able to meet most of our classmates, even if we met on the street, we would know immediately. Huynh Thai Bao Tran (grade 12 Van) said: “That time we participated in a competition about construction fanpage and is organizing one giveaway . We didn’t know what to give as a gift, so we decided to meet up at a coffee shop to have a table. We were wearing uniforms that day, so the owner recognized him and introduced him as NK- ers class 0407. It’s also because of the same talent that you give us 10 voucher of your shop let us do it give away always”. Each floor of the Gifted House has two huge toilets, upgraded every year so it’s as beautiful as a five-star hotel. It’s also because it’s so cool and clean that the toilet bench has become… our place to take a little nap if we missed our “night owl” the day before. In addition, each room inside has a cartoon character as the main theme. If you study on the fifth floor, just say Pororo’s password and your best friend will probably find you right away. The school is located right at the culinary mecca of District 5, Gifted- ers never lack of “delicious delicacies”. Walking less than five minutes, we immediately reached the dining paradise on Nguyen Tri Phuong street – where there are full of Korean dishes, Thai dishes and especially Tien Hai shrimp paste noodles. A little further is Vinh Vien Street with delicious spaghetti “dzach” The Never Ending Summer . Want to eat more unique dishes, just five minutes by car, we will come to Ho Thi Ky market, which is called the Cambodian market or the extremely famous food court with all kinds of delicious snacks. Order delivery to school with cheap prices and delicious dishes from Ngo Gia Tu apartment, there are tteokbokki Alifood Corner eat is to remember forever. Most importantly, the food at these places is not expensive at all, so you don’t have to worry about “burning out your wallet”. With people, logo Gifted is a stylized word HSG, which stands for the English name of the school High school for the gifted , forming a flame, symbolizing the brilliance of knowledge. But for teenage boys and girls full of dreams and aspirations logo Talent is a blooming porcelain flower and HSG is a “life motto” that needs to be taken to heart – Study Will Be Rich. At the Gifted, at the foot of the stairs, there are magic mirrors to meet the needs of the students. There is a magic mirror, generations of NK- ers transformed into “Snow White’s stepmother” recited the mantra “The mirror is on the wall / Did I go to a beautiful school this morning?”. Not only used to look, the magic mirror is also a place to live “lime lemongrass” shimmering of believers who love to “separate”. In addition to the magic mirror, Nang Khieu also has walls all over the corridors filled with cute words of “awakening”, the “promise of a moment of separation” from the sister and aunt’s association and even songs. improvisational poetry of anonymous poets. The largest scale is the Van – Tin corridor, also known as the youth corridor, where the largest number of autographs are kept and is the background The most famous virtual life in school. In particular, the annual celebration of the 20/11 tug of war contest was held by the NK- ers “innovation” into a “masquerade festival” with all kinds of outfit “homemade” style with blankets, blankets, curtains, “good children” with red scarf, double-bundle hair or “full of wild” with animal costumes. Gradually, the “impressive costumes” award was born and the investment classes won this prize more than the first prize of tug of war! Referring to the Gifted is referring to the achievement list that looks tired. The NK- ers “It’s not the right kind of thing” when you can both “swim” in the “super huge pool of knowledge” while participating in billions of extra-curricular activities, large and small, and continuously winning prizes at prestigious competitions both academically and professionally. sport. For example, Nguyen Mac Nam Trung – medalist of the International Mathematical Olympiad 2020, Nguyen Anh Khoi – international chess player, gold medalist of the Asian U20 chess tournament… Despite the “work at home”, the teachers at Nang Khieu still bring a very “YO!” atmosphere. for the classroom. Teachers can make students “passionate” with attractive lectures and then suddenly “beat” with test questions with 1-0-2, difficulty level of “Teacher distributes 4G for us to feel free to check” . Even the wedding of the teachers was not without our presence. There was a wedding of the homeroom teacher, the boys of the Tin class rented the whole thing vest to attend the teacher’s wedding to be “awesome salad”. And at another wedding of her English teacher, the girls in the Van class also practiced art super hard to serve her congratulation on stage. Our Talents are very special, we study well, we eat well and we are also good at acting. Anyone who was once a Gifted student must nod his head and say: “Fortunately, that year I decided to choose Khieu as my home!”.

Insight commented that the two actors have good acting skills and overcome the age difference. Song Hye Kyo gets the sheet Insight Judging young when standing next to colleagues 11 years younger. Song Hye Kyo on set. Song Hye Kyo initially turned down the role and suggested another colleague take on it. However, the production company convinced again and Song Hye Kyo decided to accept the role after carefully reviewing the script. I’m Breaking Up Now revolves around the field of fashion and is expected to air in October. The film is directed by Lee Gil Bok. In the film, Song Hye Kyo plays the lead designer of a fashion company. The character is described as cold, intelligent, highly disciplined and sensitive. Song Hye Kyo collaborated with Jang Ki Yong for the first time. Taking on the male lead role is Jang Ki Yong. He was born in 1992, noticed through a number of film projects such as Come and Hug me, Lady Dignity, Touch Your Heart . He is taking on the male lead role in the movie My Roommate Is a Gumiho with Hyeri. In the movie I’m Breaking Up Now , Jang Ki Yong plays a freelance photographer.

“Will hug everyone who can” Most Britons will be free to hug, albeit with caution, have a few beers in pubs, sit down to eat in restaurants or visit the cinema after a series of strict lockdowns. Britain’s biggest public health crisis in a century has brought parties, gatherings and religious services to a halt, with fines of up to £10,000 ($14,000) for violators. The UK has begun to relax the anti-epidemic restrictions. (Photo: Reuters) British actress Joanna Lumley told The Telegraph: “I’ll literally hug everyone I can.” However, besides the excitement, there is also anxiety. Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned people to be cautious and suggested that the spread of the variant first identified in India meant the final reopening in the UK in June could be delayed. “Together, we have reached another important milestone in our path out of lockdown, but this next step must be taken with extreme caution.” he said. There is growing concern about the B.1.617.2 variant, which British scientific advisers say will become the dominant variant in the country, more contagious than B.1.1.7. From May 17 in the UK, gatherings of up to 30 people will be allowed outdoors, two families will be allowed to meet indoors; cafes, bars and restaurants will reopen for indoor service; nursing home residents will be allowed five visitors; and the use of masks will no longer be compulsory in schools. Clare Smyth, head chef of Core restaurant in London, who won her third Michelin star in January, said: “It’s been a long time.” Restrictions will be eased to varying degrees in different regions. The UK death toll from COVID-19 is 127,679 – the highest in Europe and the fifth highest in the world, behind the US, Brazil, India and Mexico, according to Johns Hopkins University. The UK economy last year suffered its worst contraction in three centuries. The government spends hundreds of billions of pounds saving jobs and companies. France opens the door cautiously Meanwhile, with vaccination being accelerated and the number of cases falling, the French are waiting for the anti-epidemic restrictions to be eased on April 19. Groups of up to six people will be able to dine together as restaurants with outdoor spaces open at 50% capacity, people get access to museums, theaters and cinemas, while curfews are in will be rescheduled from 7pm to 9pm. Locations in France will be opened to operate at partial capacity. (Photo: The Connexion) This is the latest step in a gradual reopening plan in France, starting with allowing travel between regions from the beginning of May. Public health official Jerome Salomon told JDD Sunday: “Continued social contact is one of the factors that make up public health” However, some restaurant owners are complaining about serving limits, especially in light of the risk of rain in May. “Imagine you restarting the whole machine, creating a new menu, bringing all the staff back, but then you have to destroy everything and throw away your merchandise because it rains.” Chef Philippe Etchebest told JDD. Furthermore, less than half of restaurants across France have outdoor dining spaces, he said. Movie theaters can open at up to 35% capacity. Museums, theatres, zoos, libraries and all shops will be allowed to reopen at partial capacity. In France, 20.3 million people have received the first dose of the vaccine to date, and 8.8 million have received both doses. The government aims to hit the first 30 million doses by mid-June and is currently rescheduling injection appointments for people over 50 to anyone over 18. However, President Emmanuel Macron warned that if infections flare up again, the government could “emergency brake” on reopening.

The first hug. (Author: Mads Nissen) The 2021 Photo Contest’s independent jury selected Mads Nissen’s “First Hug” as World Press Photo in 2021. The photo captures the moment when Mrs. Rosa Luzia Lunardi (85 years old) is in the arms of nurse Adriana Silva da Costa Souza at the Viva Bem nursing home, São Paulo City, Brazil, August 5, 2020. This was the first hug Rosa received in five months. Photographer Nissen shares about his photo: “For me, this is a story of hope and love in the most difficult times.” In March 2020, nursing homes across Brazil must close to prevent the Covid-19 pandemic. Millions of Brazilians cannot visit their loved ones living in nursing homes. Brazilian officials ask nursing home care workers to keep the necessary distance from those who are susceptible to infection. In that context, the authorities at the Viva Bem nursing home came up with the idea of ​​a “hugging curtain”, allowing people to hug each other thanks to the protection of a transparent curtain. Photographer Kevin WY Lee, Creative Director and Jury member of the 2021 Photo Contest, said: “The iconic image of Covid-19 marks the most special moment in life in all of us. I see hurt, loved ones, loss, separation, death, and even life in a photograph.If you look at the photo long enough, you see wings : a symbol of struggle and hope “. This is the second time photographer Nissen has won the World Press Photo Award. He won this award in 2015. The 2021 photo contest includes many categories such as: contemporary issues, the environment, general news, long-term projects, nature, portraits, news … Here are some of the remarkable works that were honored in this year’s photo journalism competition. The award was announced on April 15. First Prize, single photo, in Contemporary Issues category: “Yemen: Famine, Another War Caused by War”, author: Pablo Tosco. Fatima and her son prepare nets to catch fish on Khor Omeira Bay, Yemen, February 12, 2020. Fatima has nine children and she raises them by fishing. Although armed conflict in Yemen devastated Fatima’s village, she decided to return. She uses the money selling fish to buy a boat and continues to make ends meet by fishing. First prize, photo reportage, in the category Environment: “Burning Pantanal”, author: Lalo de Almeida. Firefighters grappled with a fire on the farm São Francisco de Perigara, home to one of the largest purple parrot populations in the world. About 95% of the farm area, with much of its area preserved, was devastated by fire. In 2020, fire burned the Pantanal, the largest tropical swamp in the world, on a record scale. From January to October 2020, fire burned 4.2 million hectares of Pantanal. Second prize, single photo, in Contemporary Issues category: “Dr. Peyo and Mr. Hassen”, author: Jeremy Lempin. Ms. Marion (24 years old, a person with metastatic cancer) holds her son Ethan (7 years old) in her arms in the presence of “horse doctor” Peyo in a hospital in France, on November 30, 2020. “With Peyo, we strive to reinvent life at the end of life to fight and create an energy that accompanies families and caregivers,” said Peyo horse owner Hassen Bouchakour. . Animal-assisted therapies are being used in clinical settings, particularly psychotherapy and pain relief. Animals seem to be able to relieve anxiety, stress, have physical effects such as lowering blood pressure, improving heart rate and helping control pain. First prize, single photo, in the category Environment: “Sea lions in California with a mask”, author: Ralph Pace. An individual curious sea lion in California, USA, swims towards the mask at Breakwater diving area, on November 19, 2020. When a blockade to prevent Covid-19 went into effect in California, natural and outdoor landscapes with the presence of many wildlife species became the focus of local nomads. Third prize, single photo, in News category: “Wildfire”, author: Nuno Andre Ferreira. A baby is sitting inside a car near a forest fire at Oliveira de Frades, Portugal, September 7, 2020. At least 300 firefighters, 100 ground vehicles and 10 firefighters took part in the fire. First prize, single photo, in Nature category: “Saving a giraffe from a flooded island”, author: Ami Vitale. The photo shows an individual Rothschild giraffe transferred from the flooded Longicharo island to safety, on December 3, 2020. The Rothschild Giraffe is a subspecies of the northern giraffe and is classified as endangered.