The era of Hollywood stars appearing densely on billboards hung around the world is over. Fashion brands are now paying attention to Asian stars, especially kimchi idols, according to SCMP . Over the past year, BlackPink group members have continuously become brand ambassadors of leading fashion houses. BTS became brand ambassadors for Louis Vuitton last month. They will promote the brand’s clothing and accessories around the world. The link between idols and the Z . gene “I’m very happy that BTS is joining Louis Vuitton. I hope this partnership will add a modern chapter to the home – luxury and contemporary culture,” said Virgil Abloh – director of Louis Vuitton Men. BTS wore Louis Vuitton clothes at this year’s Grammy Awards. Photo: SCMP. Why choose BTS? The reason given is that they have a “huge” following of Generation Z. In addition, they represent standards that are far from traditional Hollywood beauty. The company’s global personal page is now flooded with BTS photos, including pictures of the group wearing designer clothes to the awards ceremony Grammy at the beginning of this year. BTS isn’t the only K-pop star to enter the world of luxury fashion in this way. Last summer, Rosé starred in the global campaign for Saint Laurent. This year, she was appointed as a global ambassador for Tiffany & Co. The other members of the BlackPink group represent Chanel, Dior and CELINE respectively. For the beauty segment, Armani Beauty has appointed Chinese actor and singer – Dich Duong Thien Ty – as the new global ambassador for makeup and skin care. Meanwhile, Japanese model Koki was recently chosen as the ambassador for Estée Lauder. Asian stars are being sought by major fashion brands. Photo: W, SCMP. Explaining the trend of choosing Asian stars, Rocky Chi – luxury style expert in London, UK – said: “Sales in Europe have plummeted. Brands have to face the reality of billions of dollars. Their largest percentage of customers are from Asia”. Agreeing, Charlie Gu – a marketing expert working in Shanghai (China) and San Francisco (USA) – expressed: “Asia, especially the China region, has made an important contribution to profits. of high-end brands during the time when the world is struggling because of Covid-19. So it’s no surprise that brands elevate Asian celebrities to global ambassadors. The move is intended to spur excitement in the region, in hopes of boosting sales.” Change with the times Some Asian stars are not widely known in the West. However, this is the opposite problem that brands have had in the past. Many Hollywood stars are not particularly famous in China but still appear on billboards around the country. With the rise in popularity of Korean beauty routines as well as the dominance of Chinese consumers in the luxury world, it’s not too difficult for brands to focus on Asian customers. Charlie Gu added, “The global appeal of K-pop and the growing recognition of Asian talent in Hollywood contribute to this new phenomenon. Award Ceremony Oscar this year is really breakthrough for Asian talent. They tend to appeal to younger audiences. Choosing them as global ambassadors could also help close the age gap in luxury spending in the West. In addition, it helps brands broaden their appeal to Gen Z.” Japanese model Koki became the brand ambassador of a famous cosmetic company. Photo: SCMP. In addition, the equality movements in the US have pushed this trend further to get rid of white-centered advertising. Action against Asians has skyrocketed during the pandemic to the point where the hashtag #StopAsianHate has gone viral. In this context, fashion celebrities such as Anna Sui, Phillip Lim and Susie Bubble have spoken out about the importance of promoting Asian designers and models. “When I was growing up, I realized there wasn’t a lot of Asian representation in the fashion industry. It’s more important than ever that we stand up as a community to drive change and acceptance,” said the designer. Jason Wu once expressed his opinion in the magazine Vogue. Finally, that era has arrived. Famous Asian names appear in a series of campaigns by fashion houses. They are constantly being “push” on the cover of many prestigious fashion magazines. BlackPink is the clearest example in recent times when the image of the girls is constantly being “pushed” on the cover.

In its ups and downs, Internet Explorer was once the dominant browser in the world, accounting for 95% of the global market share, causing an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft in the early 2000s. Now, Internet Explorer is at the end of its journey. Users around the world, including Vietnamese, have come together to share funny and touching photos that recall an unforgettable time about this world’s most popular browser. The superpower of Internet Explorer is that it comes pre-installed on every Windows computer, thanks to the monopoly of the father of Microsoft. Internet Explorer used to make users obsessed with dozens of toolbars arbitrarily inserted into this browser. To this day, Internet Explorer is still quite popular in Japan. Even the god of death can’t drag Internet Explorer away, because this browser often ‘freezes’ when loading heavy pages. Internet Explorer and Microsoft have since split in two, taking the metaphorical image in Fast & Furious 7 when the producer of this film was forced to part with actor Paul Walker because he died in a car accident. Internet Explorer is also the inspiration for the famous webtoon of the same name that is still being created. During a long time when Internet Explorer was exclusive to the Windows operating system, users often used this browser to download other browsers such as Chrome, Firefox or Opera. Internet Explorer makes users obsessed with slowness and many holes that make even the monsters of the Pixar family scared. The classic Internet Explorer error message window: you have been crashed. Surfing the web with Internet Explorer has never been easy when it’s difficult to fully load a web page. Phuong Nguyen (synthetic)

Australia is always hot, because many tourists see at Christmas people wear bikinis to swim in the sea. But the truth is not so. Sydney Beach on a Christmas Day. Because it’s in the southern hemisphere, winter in Australia is summer in many other countries. Photo: AAP “Many tourists still think that Romania has vampires. Perhaps they are obsessed with the famous novel about Dracula. In fact, in 700 years, we have not seen a single vampire,” a Romanian citizen shared. “Kenyans are all track and field athletes, live in tents, don’t speak English and keep wild animals as pets,” is a misconception that foreigners have about this African country, according to the Kwnet account. “Finland does not exist. God,” shared Lawwi’s account. “I am from Serbia but people keep thinking that it is part of Russia. They are mistaken for Siberia,” said one tourist. Many people have been confused between two lands: Serbia (a country in the Balkans and Siberia (a large land of Russia, approximately the size of Canada). When someone introduced them to being from Belgium, a lot of people assumed they could speak French. In fact, the main languages ​​in Belgium are Dutch, French and German. Many tourists often confuse different European countries as one. For example, they often mistake Switzerland/Sweden, Belgium/Belarus or Slovakia/Slovenia. “Many people think Greece is just beaches and islands, and summer. But we also have beautiful places to visit in winter, like the mountains. And we also have land,” explained one Greek resident. Referring to England, many people think that they are guests who like to drink afternoon tea and love football. In fact, not all British people have this passion. “When I say I’m from Brazil, everyone thinks I know how to dance samba and am passionate about football. And Rio de Janeiro is the capital. But all three are wrong.” Many visitors mistakenly think that Canadians all drink maple syrup, there are a lot of elk and “sorry” is everyone’s catchphrase. According to Bright Side/VNE

Design inspiration can come from anywhere, but it’s important to know how you feel at that moment. Hello. When did you first realize you had to become a fashion designer? Or rather, I didn’t have a chance to notice it (laughs). When I was young, I was familiar with fashion-related jobs, so I did fashion like an instinct. I don’t want to say that I was born to be a designer because when I was born and grew up with fashion, fashion gradually penetrated into my bloodline from time to time. What inspired you to minimalism from the beginning to this day? When I started my career, I experimented with many styles. Then it occurred to me that what I like is more minimalistic. For me, minimalism is simple things that bring more emotions to the wearer than showing off. In other words, an outfit can be minimalist on the outside but hide a lot on the inside. I have never considered myself a minimalist designer because I believe fashion has its own language. Never use your language to describe it, let it tell its own story. Therefore, I never name my collection. When making BST too, I also don’t get inspiration from anywhere because inspiration can come at any time, the important thing is that I cherish my feelings at that time. By not following splendid designs, many textures or attachments but loyal to the streamlined design, are you afraid that customers will be boring or difficult to conquer Gen Z – the generation of customers who catch the trend? ultra-fast direction? When I chose this direction, I clearly defined my audience. The harsh reality is that I can’t design things to please everyone. Usually customers come to me, they have noticed the difference from my clothes. One more thing is that I always design a wardrobe for my clients, which means they can mix and match the looks of this season with previous seasons to create a variety of outfits. On the Gen Z side, it’s a different challenge. They are people with a rich background of fashion knowledge thanks to social networking platforms. I’m also pretty confident that my Gen Z customers are quite numerous. Whatever the era, Gen Z is not only young people with different fashion sense, there are also people who are passionate about minimalism. All in all, Gen Z is a challenge for me to develop more novel product lines in the future. After more than 10 years in the profession, what is the biggest achievement in your career? I think it’s something that I never get bored with what I’m doing. Even though I have been doing fashion, I still love it, still want to see the designs I make every day, not sell the soul of creativity for money (laughs). Minimalism does not make a woman gorgeous, but helps them to express their inner emotional values ​​through clothes What is the image of the woman of GIA STUDIOS? Customers of GIA STUDIOS fall in the age group of 20 – 45 years old. First, I don’t use the word “elegant and sophisticated” to describe a woman who knows her best. My clothes help them express their personality and who they are. Second, they are women who love beauty. The beauty here is not only the things that show on the outside but also the inner beauty. In the end, they wear mine to a party, sure, they’re not the most gorgeous, they’ll be the most confident woman. That’s what makes women irresistible. Making gorgeous things so beautiful is hard but making simple things so delicate is even harder, how did you do it? When making gorgeous things, it’s obvious that the bad points are covered up, but when doing the simple things, how many flaws are easily revealed. That requires the designer to make each cut delicate, the lines to open and close so gracefully, or the cut to be the sharpest. When designing, I don’t sketch first. I would take from the archives the previous designs for the mannequin to wear, and then with the assistant to edit it as I envisioned in my head. Next is cutting, assembling the details and sewing into a draft. After that, I started editing and perfecting the design to make it more beautiful. Can you share a little bit about your future plans? In the near future, I will reposition the GIA STUDIOS brand in Vietnam. Actually, in the past 2 years, I have focused on foreign markets quite a lot. I want to show people my vision more clearly. Besides, I will develop the brand’s production apparatus to have more categories. Specifically, the direction GIA STUDIOS becomes a lifestyle brand, not just clothes. Honoring Vietnam’s cultural heritage through everyday wear with a combination of contemporary art and fashion It is not uncommon for designers to use artistic materials as inspiration for their designs, so can you share more about the highlights of the Ao Dai project inspired by contemporary art? Many people think that traditional or culturally attached clothes are used for holiday wear or souvenirs. But for me, Vietnamese culture is a great material to make fashionable clothes for women to wear every day. In your opinion, how is the interference between fashion and modern Vietnamese art expressed? In fact, there is always an invisible link between art and fashion. It all boils down to the concept of “a form of creating beauty”, that is, a form of creating beauty that only those inspired by art can perceive. Some Vietnamese designers also use Vietnamese art and express them through motifs, specific attachment details or unique innovative shapes… but your designs focus on minimalism, so what do you think? Can minimalism fully express the spirit of art? Why? I think the important thing is how we apply that cultural material. Minimalist clothing also has its own expression. For example, Le Pho’s famous painting of a woman wearing a white ao dai, I can feel the penetration of the dress through his skin-colored brush strokes. So, I made a tunic out of organza that consisted of many layers on top of each other. That’s how I perceive Le Pho’s painting on my designs (laughs). Thank you for your interesting sharing! Posts : To Hoang Bao

Perhaps many people have left high school with the impression that History is boring and boring. Events associated with numbers, dry, impersonal narratives that are unknown to anyone, stories that happened far and wide with relative timelines like “a few tens of thousands of years.” ”, “20-30 thousand years ago”… However, that feeling will disappear when the reader Sapiens – A brief history of mankind with pictures – episode 1: The beginning of mankind. The work was born from the cooperation of three authors Yuval Noah Harari, David Vandermeulen, Daniel Casanave. A special edition Before Sapiens – A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari, a Jewish-American historian has been well received by many readers, including Vietnamese readers. This book, though thick and heavy both literally and figuratively, has been hotly discussed by a wide audience. Reading him, one will go from one surprise to another and after reading it, there will be questions and reflections left in the mind. He has been very successful in making the reader, be it the average reader or the researcher, one more time pondering the true meaning of history. This time, the content that appeared in that book has been restructured, recreated in a special edition – the “picture” version. Book Sapiens – A Brief History of Humankind with Pictures, Volume 1. Photo: Omega Plus. Overseas, it is very common for a classic, famous, best-selling or influential work to appear in multiple versions for different audiences. However, even if it is the same basic expression of the same content, each version has its own uniqueness and appeal. Those who have read Sapiens-human history Before that, it would have been thrilling to flip open the book to see what the picture version was all about. The book opens with the foreword by Yuval Noah Harari: “Dedicated to extinction, loss, and oblivion. Everything fits and falls apart.” Reading this preface makes me feel like the author is more like a certain Eastern sage than a Western historian who likes to dissect and analyze. The book leads the reader to follow the history of the universe – earth and humanity along the time axis with a unique way of divergence: From the history of physics, to the history of chemistry, biology and finally The same is cultural history with 4 titles and 4 chapters: Rebels in the Prairie, Fictional Masters, Sex, Lies and Caves, Intercontinental Murderers. A special narrative As a picture version, of course the book’s great appeal comes from its visual and vividness. However, not only that, the appeal and uniqueness of the work lies in many other things. Firstly, the text in the book is written very succinctly, easy to understand, and highly generalizable. Reading a sentence, the reader can imagine an era of hundreds of thousands of years, even billions of years. For example, it is easy to find in books statements or interpretations like this: “About 14 billion years ago, matter, energy, time, and space were formed in the event we call it. is the big bang – the Big Bang. The story of these fundamental properties of the universe is called physics”; “The story of atoms and molecules and their interactions is called chemistry”; “The Story of Creatures Called Biology”; “The process of human cultural development is called history”… A lot of the tangled messes of our perception have been compressed, rearranged in a concise and logical order. The work of Yuval Noah Harari was well received and debated by many readers. Photo: Omega Plus. Second, the history that appears here is not a cold and frozen “impersonal” history. In this picture book, there will be many people telling about history such as historian Yuval Noah Harari, professor – biologist Saraswati, professor Dunbar – expert on human communication, even detective. López. This narrative technique called “multi-tonal narrative” has recently been applied in many countries to primary school history textbooks to increase the book’s appeal. This narrative, academically shows that to understand history one needs a lot of experts in many different fields, but at the same time creates the appeal of the story being told as history is seen. from many sides. Third, the history told in this pictorial version is a “continuous dialogue between historian and history, between present past and future” as EH Car put it. It is the dialogue between historian Yuval Harari and Zoe – a curious teenager curious; the dialogue of professors like Yuval Harari with archaeological evidence such as tools, fossils, relics left in the ground, between professors and the public in seminars, between present – past – future such as the trial of the Sapiens genocide of large mammals and the current threat of destroying the ecosystem of humans… The narrative style always changes the point of view from the present to the past, then from the past to reflect and relate to the present and future. Those are the journeys through time of modern people to many different times, on many different lands, making readers not feel tired. Harari has appeared in the book as a narrator who speaks directly to the reader. Finally, the humor. Humor makes the historical narrative charming and engaging. For example, when describing 6 human species that once existed on earth, with characteristics summarized on each portrait card, the authors described Homo Sapiens like this: “HOMO SAPIENS ANNUAL: THE FINALLY PEOPLE The human family 50,000 years ago. Location: anywhere, even on the moon Existence: 300,000 years ago to present. Probably going extinct before 2100. Characteristic: They think themselves wise above all else. Strengths: Good at crafting tools, from toothbrushes to intercontinental rockets. Weaknesses: Big ego. Or believe in nonsense.” Along with humor is the explanation, simile full of images. All of the above factors are mixed, reduced, and skillfully combined in the entire work, making it attractive to both adult readers and children over 13 years old.

The ultra-thin house is located at 44 Hull Street, North End Boston. The house is located between two buildings on a historic neighborhood, facing Copp’s Hill cemetery and overlooking the Old North Church. At just 10.4 feet (3.16m), Skinny House is dubbed the “narrowest house in Boston,” according to The Boston Globe. Outside the house read “The Skinny House (Spite House) Est.” 1862 “. In addition to its unique size, Skinny House also makes tourists curious thanks to the story that many people consider to be funny behind. According to locals the house was built in 1862, after a confrontation between two brothers. The owner of this land has two sons. One enlisted during the Civil War, the other lived in Boston. When the father died, the older brother, living right next to his father, took up most of the inheritance land and built a spacious house. The younger brother fought back to find that he had nothing but a small piece of land that did not have enough room to build a decent house. However, the soldier decided to “tit for tat”, still built the house on a small piece of land but built a very high wall to block the view and sunlight of his house. Since then, the house has passed through many owners. It was last sold for $ 900,000 in 2017. The first floor is for the kitchen and dining area, the second floor is for the living room and bathroom, the third and fourth floors are the bedrooms. The only entrance is located on the side of the house, the house is narrower to about 2.82 m to the back, with the narrowest part of only 1.82 m. The total area of ​​the rooms is 1,166 square feet (about 108m2). The house is a familiar place with locals, but not all tourists know it. So the house with the nickname “Boston’s thinnest” is considered a very potential tourist destination.

“The MiG-35 has completed the integration test and received a very positive response from the pilot. There are only a few minor defects that need correction before the MiG-35 officially joins. training and combat in the Russian Air Force, “said a representative of the manufacturer MiG. MiG-35 fighter. MiG-35 fighter (NATO designation Fulcrum-F) is designed to operate in all weather conditions. Can strike air, land and sea, whether it’s a static or dynamic target. Recently, the Russian manufacturer announced the development of a new profile MiG-35D. An impressive showcase version but it’s not really a new platform. Because they are only developed based on the prototype MiG-29KR from the Soviet era. “The name MiG-35 is essentially the Russian manufacturer’s clever intent to market to the market because the number 35 makes many people pay attention to the same power as the Su-35 – a product of the manufacturer Sukhoi or Lockheed Martin’s F-35. But apart from the number 35 with the above fighters, the MiG-35 hardly performed much in the Russian Air Force’s tests and exercises, although they were integrated with the most advanced technology. Now compared to fighters of the same generation, “wrote Peter Suciu. The manufacturer equips the MiG-35 with the Phazatron Zhuk active phase array radar, and the RD-33MK engine pair allows the aircraft to reach maximum speeds of up to Mach 2.5. In terms of weapons, this fighter jet is designed with 9 armaments under the belly to help it carry most types of bombs and weapons available in the Russian Air Force including: Kh-31A anti-ship missiles with active radar probes, Kh-31P anti-radar missiles, Kh-29TE missiles and TV KAB-500Kr guided bombs … In addition, the MiG-35 is also equipped with a gun. 30mm high speed cannon. Information about the MiG-35 program has been known since 2007, but due to slow development, it was not until 2013 that the Russian Air Force announced an order for a plane for testing and evaluation before official. buy 37 pcs. But after 3 years, the manufacturer produced 3 more units. Thus, on average, each year MiG produces 1 MiG-35 fighter. At the current production rate, US experts say it is unclear whether the Russian Air Force will continue to pursue the 37-aircraft deal as agreed or not. This is also the reason why Indian customers have expressed special interest in this fighter line for a long time, but no agreement has yet been signed with the MiG manufacturer. The situation also appears to some customers in Africa and Southeast Asia. “A line of fighters produced for the purpose of domestic and export equipment, but this goal is difficult to accomplish with the MiG-35. Until now, no Russian fighter has produced any quality product. So hiu “, the American expert wrote. However, the MiG-35 is still highly appreciated by the Russian manufacturer. MiG affirmed that, although it is only a 4 ++ generation fighter, the MiG-35 fully converges the leading advanced technologies of the world military aviation industry. MiG-35 is highly competitive with the world’s leading fighters such as the Rafale, Typhoon … because MiG-35 dominates in this race because they have many outstanding features. The MiG-35 is more maneuverable, has more arsenal and is cheaper. Their specifications, avionics, electronic warfare equipment and arsenal allow the MiG-35 to compete with any kind of potential foe. With these systems equipped, in theory, it is not unreasonable for the Russian manufacturer to see the MiG-35 as a rival to the F-35.

Sen. Andrew Brenner of Ohio State (bottom right) was exposed while driving while a Zoom meeting to discuss the ban on distracted driving US media reported that on May 7, Ohio Senator Andrew Brenner was exposed to an unfavorable situation, he was driving and discussing the bill prohibiting distraction while driving the state. The senator used fake backgrounds (indoor furniture) for online Zoom meetings with other congressmen, discussing passing a new bill banning distracting driving, such as watching videos or texting. Video calling. At the beginning of the meeting, the car was parked, but the senator turned on the backdrop pretending to be at home, then fastened his seat belt and drove away somewhere. The funny thing is Senator Brenner thinks his fake backdrop covers all meeting attendees. Explaining to the press, he still insists that making a video call is no different than making a phone call. “During video calls, I don’t pay attention to video. It felt like a regular phone call to me, ”he told NBC media. In the very short video below, you can see him looking at the screen many times, like you look at your phone while texting. This is considered distracting driving everywhere else, not just Ohio. Research has shown that checking a phone while driving causes distraction in 4.6 seconds. Things can go bad in such a short time frame.

Hello, the first time I heard about BTS and eating with chopsticks, right? However, with BTS alone, just give them a pair of chopsticks, they can pick up the world to eat. People cannot help laughing at the pictures below because they are so funny and cute, but it makes sense to think about it! Pasta To eat pasta, people will often use a fork to twist the noodles into a neat, mouth-sized block. But for Jin, why do you need a fork when you have chopsticks. Eating black soy sauce and ramen with delicious chopsticks, there is no reason that chopsticks cannot be used for pasta at all. Eating pasta with chopsticks is still delicious, everyone! Hotdog Hotdog is a dish consisting of a cake on the outside, filled with sausage inside, with chili sauce, ketchup, and mustard. Hand held hotdog to eat like Vietnamese bread. But Jin and Jimin like to use hotdog chopsticks so just use them! Jin “Follow me!” – Jimin “Ok!” Pizza The dish is loved by the whole world and is very popular – pizza is also often eaten by hand. For on-site pizza restaurants, diners can use knives and forks to enjoy, but quite a few people do. But if V eats pizza, he will eat with chopsticks, he will also suffer if he does not accept it! It’s okay to eat pizza with chopsticks. If V likes it, V will eat it! Cake Cream cake but also eat with chopsticks? Why not! With BTS, eating cream cake with chopsticks not only happens once, but many times. And there is not only one member, but many members, as if the group shared the “secret” of eating a cake so that they do not get their hands dirty. Eating cream cake with chopsticks will not get your hands dirty, everyone! Jimin rolled up a chopstick! JungKook also picked up a chopstick … cream cake. The BTS group gathered their heads, raised their chopsticks, prepared to eat the cake!

The ultra-thin house is located at 44 Hull Street, North End Boston. The house is located between two buildings on a historic neighborhood, facing Copp’s Hill cemetery and overlooking the Old North Church. At just 10.4 feet (3.16m), Skinny House is dubbed “the narrowest house in Boston”. The Boston Globe . The only sign that will help visitors recognize it is a small sign outside the house that says “The Skinny House (Spite House) Est. 1862”. In addition to its unique size, Skinny House also makes tourists curious thanks to the story that many people consider to be funny behind. According to locals the house was built in 1862, after a confrontation between two brothers. The owner of this land has two sons. One enlisted during the Civil War, the other lived in Boston. When the father died, the older brother, living right next to his father, took up most of the inherited land and built a spacious house. The younger brother fought back to find that he had nothing but a small piece of land that did not have enough room to build a decent house. However, the soldier decided to “tit for tat”, still built the house on a small piece of land but built a very high wall to block the view and sunlight of his house. Since then, the house has passed through many owners. It was last sold for $ 900,000 in 2017. The first floor is for the kitchen and dining area, the second floor is for the living room and bathroom, the third and fourth floors are the bedrooms. The only entrance is located on the side of the house, the house is narrower to about 2.82 m to the back, with the narrowest part of only 1.82 m. The total area of ​​the rooms is 1,166 square feet (about 108m2). The house is a familiar place with locals, but not all tourists know it. So the house with the nickname “Boston’s thinnest” is considered a very potential tourist destination. Minh Hoa (th)

During the peak period of his career, Ly Hung received a salary of up to 30 million VND per film. Ly Hung also for example that if calculating the value now is about 2 billion. Looking back at his time in art activities, Ly Hung is proud of himself having participated in nearly 100 films and are both leading roles.

However, after the glorious peak passed, Ly Hung gradually withdrew from movies to focus on his personal life. Occasionally he only appeared in television games shows as a guest or judge.

Tieu Vy talked about a memorable experience when watching a movie of actor Ly Hung.

Recently, appearing at a show with Miss Vietnam 2018 Tieu Vy, the actor suddenly received sincere sharing from juniors.

Specifically, the beauty born in 2000 revealed: “When I first joined the program, I was very thrilled despite being in such a cozy atmosphere. In fact, the uncles and aunts on the show are people I admire very much. Until today I had the opportunity to meet and talk with them ”.

Tieu Vy could not hide her excitement when she met the idol Ly Hung. “I really enjoy watching Mr. Ly Hung’s movies. In the past, my house was very crowded. Every time you watch a movie, you have to fight each other. Every time I want to watch a movie of Mr. Ly Hung, I have to ask my parents to win TV to watch it. Fortunately, my parents also enjoyed watching his movies. In general, there are a lot of people in my family, it is very hard and difficult to see the movie of the person I like ”, the beautiful Quang shared.

It is known that Ly Hung and Miss Tieu Vy are both busy with personal projects over the past time. While the actor Pham Cong – Cuc Hoa Focusing on charity work, helping the community, Tieu Vy has just finished her incumbent Miss Vietnam 2018.

Sharing about the plan this year, the queen said she had many plans from the end of 2020, but by the beginning of 2021, the epidemic had to be postponed. She hopes that everything will be smooth and peaceful to do volunteer activities as well as perform a number of other projects.

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This is a new project of designer Duc Hung in cooperation with Southern artists since a long time ago.

This time, Duc Hung’s silk ao dai collection returns with many unique changes. The set of photos are set in familiar locations around Hanoi.

Still a familiar material like silk, silk, in this collection, designer Duc Hung returns with more youthful and more modern designs, focusing on the stylization of the sleeve. He uses puffing techniques to create impressive, fancy designs.

Instead of the traditional long-sleeve style, designer Duc Hung transforms into details with lantern sleeves, large swollen fairy arms, and pleated sleeves. Large bows on the hands and shoulders add a highlight to the overall outfit.

Ao dai is bold in the colors of summer. The patterned silk fabrics or plain fabrics are randomly combined, each design has its own color, opposing to create a colorful whole.

Silk is famous for being light, cool, suitable for summer. Designer Duc Hung said that these designs can be completely worn in the hot season.

In addition, the lightness and flight of the silk make the ao dai become much more flattering and feminine.

Lam Vy Da has the typical petite figure of Vietnamese women. The designs she introduces are close and highly applicable.

Duc Hung is one of the leading designers in Vietnam, famous for its traditionally imprinted Ao Dai designs as well as personal style, expressed in color coordination, pattern and pattern coordination.

Duc Hung has also tried and succeeded in many fields other than fashion, such as theater director and program director. Most recently, he was admired by the audience for his acting skills in hot dramas on VTV such as “Judge”, “Crocodile Profile”. He also played a short role in the movie Kieu. (Photo: Kim Quyet)

The man I used to love and idolized by his masculinity and maturity suddenly disappeared. In front of my eyes right now is a child, overshadowed by her mother.

Photo: BN

When I was studying, I did not go over to his house to play too much, if I had, I only ate for a while and then went home. At that time I just felt that his mother was a meticulous caretaker for her children.

My brother and I went home to light our hometown, and went by motorbike. Before leaving, she reminded them to go out to wear scarves, gloves, and full hats because it was very cold.

That night, we came out from the countryside. As soon as I stepped inside the house, the first thing she reminded me was to go to the kitchen to get him a glass of warm water instead of asking if they were tired.

With the meal, she cooks well and reminds me well, I try to learn to cook according to the taste of the South, later I look after my husband.

I feel, she considers Nam the center of the universe, everyone has the responsibility to serve him attentively.

However, I did not think deeply, but only felt funny inside.

When I got home as a bride I was really disillusioned. My mother-in-law not only takes care of Nam like a child, but also loves him too much.

Men over 30 years old, but at 7:00 a.m., his mother went up to the room to knock on the door, urging her to brush her teeth and wash her face. The clothes I ironed the night before, she still did it the morning again, constantly criticizing the daughter-in-law for being careless.

Nam likes to eat shrimp but has to peel, my mother-in-law buys 1kg, peels it clean, takes off her head, and canned it for her son. Meals, Nam always has its own portion.

Before, every time he dated, Nam took me to eat raw salmon, and eat raw beef… I’ve never seen him say he can’t eat it.

However, when I cook or buy, my mother-in-law always tells Nam not to eat raw food.

I told my mother-in-law, I still saw him go out to eat normally. She immediately sang the song that her son had to please his daughter-in-law, with great respect.

“From a young age, he only likes to eat food that his mother cooks, poisonous things like that, you should never buy it again” – a gentle saying of her mother-in-law but the feeling of weighing a thousand tons. It is not only her reminder, but also her command.

I confided to Nam, he just kept quiet and then turned to other things. Occasionally, I just say a sentence: “Come on, dear, mom is old, it’s nothing to please her”.

Once I went on a business trip with my colleagues, the plane landed at 11 o’clock at night. After that, the group took the car from the airport to the office.

Nam actively texted that he would pick me up at the hospital, but half an hour later his mother-in-law called and told me to take a taxi back because he had a fever. I was a bit down, my heart started to panic.

If Nam did not call, I would go home by myself but I saw that my husband was interested, so I agreed to let him come. I don’t understand why, he got sick so quickly.

When he got home, Nam opened the door, his health was normal, he showed no signs of serious illness as announced by my mother-in-law.

My mother-in-law probably guessed my daughter-in-law, calling me out to scold: “It’s late at night, I called Nam to pick him up, along the dangerous traffic road. Mother is also alone, taking care of her family, she doesn’t rely on anyone “.

I work in the hospital, stay on night duty, and take a rest the next morning. My mother-in-law grumbled, asking me to find another job.

In her opinion, Nam makes money, so my job is to take care of him. In the morning, she cooks for her husband, ensures his health, sees him off to work. 4:30 pm must be present at the rice house.

After the meal, the fruit must be peeled to invite her husband. Fruits such as tangerines and oranges must also be peeled.

A series of regulations, rules … given by my mother-in-law, makes me really stuffy.

Meanwhile, Nam always obediently obeyed his mother. He never had his own stance. Always, mom says anything right.

I proposed to live separately or divorce but Nam did not agree. He blamed me petty, selfish.

I am depressed, do not need to cultivate a home anymore. Please give me advice!

According to VietnamNet