Are you craving to immerse yourself in the mountainous spaces filled with terraced fields in Vietnam? Lao Cai is an ideal place, few places can compare. Coming to this northern mountainous province, you can see the natural beauty and discover the culture in many places such as Lao Cai city, town Sapa to the roof of Indochina Fansipan… For a memorable trip, visitors should experience another trekking trip through the forest to the border region of Vietnam to Kunming, China. Green landscape in summer in Nam Cang commune, Sa Pa district, Lao Cai province. Photo: VNE In addition, the American newspaper also introduced more world wonders: Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park, Philippines; Red Lotus Lake, Thailand; Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia; Komodo, Indonesia… Recently, the world’s leading travel website TripAdvisor has just announced the annual awards voted by users for 2021, including voting for world-famous destinations. In this ranking, Hanoi capital ranked 6th and Hoi An (Quang Nam) ranked 11th voted by tourists. According to visitors, the charming capital of Vietnam has existed for thousands of years. Besides preserving monuments such as the old town, monuments and colonial architecture, Hanoi is still developing more modern day by day. “Hanoi may not have kept its previous names like Thang Long or ‘flying dragon’ but Hanoi has never forgotten its glorious past, such as the sites of Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and Hoa Lo prison proves it”, comments by travelers on TripAdvisor. Lakes, parks, shady streets and more than 600 temples also contribute to the attractiveness of this city, which can be easily explored by taxi. Meanwhile, Hoi An ancient town is rated by tourists as “a well-preserved model of an important Southeast Asian trading port from the 15th-19th centuries”. TripAdvisor voters also advise tourists when traveling in Hoi An ancient town “let the skilled tailors here tailor you a few clothes according to your own measurements”.

Khanh Van with the design Coc Em Khanh Van introduces the national costume that she will bring to the war at the Miss Universe 2021 pageant, which will take place next month in the US. She said: “Coc Em compared to the drawing is 90% similar. During the implementation, the crew agreed to only change a few details to help me wear the model behind more easily. Edit, I am happy because it resembles what I envision “. Khanh Van’s design set left quite a lot of impression on the on-site viewers, but there were also many conflicting opinions around the design. In particular, many netizens, when only able to see the design through the images, left many comments. In which, there is an opinion that “looking at Khanh Van wearing a costume, it feels quite heavy and cumbersome. Looking at a distance, Khanh Van looks like a god in a historical film”. Shape of Coc Em Coc Em is the winner of Miss Universe Vietnam ‘National costume design competition’, conceptualized by designer Khoa Lo and implemented with Tin Thai. The costume includes stylized ao dai, with a silk-fiber cocoon model, applying manual knitting techniques in combination with foreign macrame. With the meaning of honoring the profession of growing mulberry, raising silkworms, inside the cocoon, describing the craft of weaving silk through the reel and reel. The main white tone on Ao Dai helps Khanh Van express the grace and elegance of traditional women. Khanh Van performed national costumes

Parents, how old is your child? Have you ever had a headache for your child’s homework?

There is a neighbor upstairs in my house. The mother and the child have been in harmony before the child went to elementary school, and they have been peaceful for years. But when the child enters elementary school, he will hear humming and crying from the upper floor from time to time in the evening. Talking to the neighbor, she always said that it was because of the child’s homework.

Sure enough, when my baby went to elementary school, I also encountered the same situation as my neighbor, worrying about the child’s homework every day. If you enroll your child for extracurricular classes after school in the afternoon, and wait to go home in the evening, the homework should basically be written until 9 to 10 o’clock.

Fortunately, the school we go to is a public elementary school. After a semester is not finished, some parents complained that there was too much homework and that the child went to bed too late after finishing his homework. So the class held a parent meeting, and the teacher came up with such a countermeasure at the meeting: if the parents feel that the teacher assigns too much homework, they don’t have to finish writing it, just sleep at some point. The teacher will not criticize the children who have not finished their homework the next day. Everything depends on self-consciousness.

This time the parent group exploded. Some parents applauded this, saying that this is not equivalent to reducing the burden on their children? What a good thing. Other parents put on a “vigilant” expression, which is intriguing.

On the surface, the school’s introduction of such a policy is indeed reducing the burden on students. But whether such a policy is a disadvantage or a benefit to parents is not necessarily true.

The burden of homework is reduced, and the impact on the family is polarized

A parent who is the principal of a high school told me that such a burden reduction policy actually makes poor students worse and good students better. I deeply agree.

Some parents who can’t finish their homework think that if they don’t emphasize that the homework must be completed, the child will not have so much pressure to study, and the student’s life will be easier. This is a good thing. In fact, whether this matter is good or bad depends on the parents.

If the parents themselves have no time and no intention to exert effort in family education, their daily duty is to supervise the children to complete the homework, then this homework burden reduction policy may seem beneficial to them, but it actually affects the children’s follow-up learning.

The homework is a reflection of the mastery of the learning content of the day. Some students procrastinated because they had difficulty doing homework, originally because they didn’t have a firm grasp of the content. If there is no pressure of “the teacher will check tomorrow”, they will probably not do it altogether. Coupled with parental neglect, It is possible that more and more content that children do not know, parents will not be able to find out, which will make subsequent learning more difficult for children.

For parents who value family education, they do not have to complete the homework of the day, so that they have the right to choose the content of the homework. For repetitive homework that the child has already mastered, they can not write, so the time saved can be Used to do many things.

For example, to check the deficiencies of the child, or to strengthen the child’s ability in certain aspects, or even use it for more extensive reading, logical thinking training, and so on.

In this way, all the homework is also not completed. Some children spend the time saved by their parents for crazy fun, while some children get targeted “extra meals” and “small stoves” by their parents. , Over time, the gap between these two types of children becomes even greater.

It is precisely because of the different thinking consciousness and cognition of the two types of parents that two different reactions were caused when the school “homework load reduction” policy was issued.

At the elementary level, the gap between children actually reflects the gap between families, and is more reflected in the level of consciousness. Families that value education will not easily applaud and cheer on the various seemingly “burden reduction” actions launched by schools and society. On the contrary, they will be more vigilant and consider more carefully the long-term impact of such measures. Adjust your own chicken baby rhythm.

After all, studying at school seems to be fighting children, but it is actually fighting the parents themselves.

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Bang Mo volcano, Ea T’ling town, Cu Jut district, Dak Nong province. (Source: VNA) The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has just sent an official letter to the Ministry of Information and Communications for an introduction and recommendation Dak Nong Global Geopark (Dak Nong province) to consider issuing postage stamps in 2023 to promote and propagate the importance of nature with the topic of the natural resources and environment sector. Dak Nong Geopark covers an area of ​​more than 4,700 km2, accounting for more than 2/5 of the province’s natural area. Regarding the administrative boundaries, Dak Nong Geopark stretches over 6/8 districts and cities of the province, including: Krong No, Cu Jut, Dak Mil, Dak Song, Dak G’Long and Gia Nghia city. . According to domestic and foreign scientists, the entire Dak Nong Geopark currently has dozens of heritage and geomorphological sites, including a system of crater , volcanic cave systems and waterfalls. It has the most massive volcanic cave system in Southeast Asia with 50 caves, a total length of more than 10,000m. Dak Nong Geopark also has many unique cultural features of indigenous ethnic minorities such as M’Nong, Ma, Ede … Here, visitors can immerse themselves in the cultural space of Tay Nguyen gongs; space for cultural activities of the M’Nong, the largest indigenous ethnic group and the oldest resident in Dak Nong province; visit and admire the rocks of Dak Kar, Dak Son … along with many cultural festivals and cuisine of indigenous ethnic minorities. Lieng Nung Waterfall, Dak Nia Commune, Gia Nghia Town, Dak Nong Province. (Photo: VNA broadcast) Dak Nong Geopark is a member of the global geopark system and is the third geological park to be awarded this title by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). This is also one of the typical and prominent events in the natural resources and environment sector in 2020 recognized by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. Before that, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment also introduced characters, topics and topics to participate stamp issue commemorative postage for the year 2021. That is Professor Nguyen Xien (1907-1997): The first person laying the foundation for the development of Vietnam’s revolutionary hydro-meteorological industry; Phu Lien Station is recognized by World Meteorological Organization (WMO) as “Meteorological station over 100 years old”; Cao Bang non-national Geopark; Dong Van Plateau Global Geopark; Trang An scenic complex; Bai Tu Long Heritage Garden. Some other landmarks are also available Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment introduce and participate in postage stamp issuance such as: Ramsar areas of Vietnam which have been recognized by the world as Xuan Thuy National Park; Cat Tien National Park; Ba Be Lake; Tram Chim National Park; Cape Ca Mau National Park; Con Dao National Park; Lang Sen Wetland Reserve; U Minh Thuong National Park ../.

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Losing money for many years

Vietnam Industrial Construction Joint Stock Corporation (Vinaincon, VVN code – UPCoM transaction) was established in 1998, with charter capital of 550 billion VND, and 82.75% of state capital represented by the Ministry of Industry and Trade. The company specializes in construction and installation, basic construction.

The audited financial statements of the parent company 2020 have just been announced by VVN, showing that the total assets of the company is 987 billion VND. Revenue from goods sold and service provision in 2020 will reach 313 billion VND but COGS is 314 billion VND, so gross profit is negative 724 million VND.

Revenue from financial activities is 48.4 billion VND. The cost of business management is 30 billion. Net profit reached 9.3 billion. Thereby, after-tax profit reached 13.2 billion.

According to the note, the revenue from financial activities mainly comes from deposit interest, interest of 18.4 billion dong, and dividend of 29.9 billion dong.

It is known that VVN invests in many subsidiaries and associates. These companies are mostly profitable, the highest profit is from Thu Duc Centrifugal Concrete JSC (13 billion VND) and An Giang Centrifugal Joint Stock Company (6.1 billion VND).

Up to this point, VVN has not yet released its 2020 consolidated financial statements. In early April 2021, VVN also submitted a request to extend the time to hold the 2021 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders for the reason that results were summarized. The Corporation’s production and business have not been completed yet because the work-in-progress valuation and debt comparison with the investors are difficult and prolonged.

According to the annual report of 2019, although the total revenue and other income in 2019 increased by 126.7% compared to 2018, reaching more than 4,443 billion VND, but the cost of goods sold was high. In addition, the investment from Quang Son Cement Company Limited lost a loss (minus 126 billion VND), making the company’s profit in 2018 and 2019 all negative numbers.

In 2020, the company has a decision to dismiss Mr. Hoang Chi Cuong – General Director, instead appointing Mr. Do Chi Nguyen.

Please clarify the role of Vinaincon

From April 12, Hanoi City People’s Court brought to trial with 19 defendants who are leaders of Vietnam Steel Corporation – VNS, Thai Nguyen Iron and Steel Joint Stock Company – TISCO on wrongdoing in this project with behavior like Adjusting the investment structure, signing the contract appendix, separating part c from the EPC contract, signing subcontracting contract with Vinaincon according to unit price, leading to breaking the EPC contract principles …

Vinaincon is a subcontractor involved in Thai Nguyen Iron and Steel Phase 2 project. In 2009, the EPC contract between Thai Nguyen Iron and Steel Joint Stock Company – TISCO and Chinese contractor MCC had problems due to consecutive MCC. contract breaking.

On April 29, 2009, Vinaincon sent a document to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Vietnam Steel Corporation – VNS (granting investment decision) and TISCO to register as a subcontractor.

On May 14, 2009, on the basis of the request of Vinaincon, the Ministry of Industry and Trade sent a document 4320 to VNS, TISCO with the content that the Ministry of Industry and Trade commented, “Vinaincon is a capable and experienced unit in the field. construction and installation of industrial construction works. Request VNS, TISCO to consider and approve Vinaincon to be the subcontractor to perform Part C ”.

On June 26, 2009, Mr. Mai Van Tinh – former Chairman of the Board of Directors of VNS signed a written agreement to allow Vinaincon to be a subcontractor. After that, TISCO, Vinaincon and MCC signed the contract.

However, in 2010, Vinaincon returned his job to TISCO due to insufficient capacity. TISCO had to subcontract with 13 other companies, but the project was still incomplete, capitalized and caused a loss of more than VND 830 billion to the state.

Some defendants admitted that they accepted Vinaincon because of the above document from the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Defending defendant Tran Trong Mung (former General Director of TISCO), lawyer Truong Anh Tu said that in the conclusion of the project, the Government Inspector has determined that the Ministry of Industry and Trade has introduced and proposed VNS, TISCO to accept It is not the right authority for Vinaincon to be a subcontractor.

Lawyer Nguyen Thi Minh Yen, defending defendant Dong Quang Duong (former deputy director of TISCO), stated that: TISCO’s approval of Vinainco as a subcontractor for MCC must first mention the responsibility of the Ministry of Industry and Trade in the issue of introducing Vinainco and confirming Vinainco’s capacity to lead to a tripartite contract between TISCO – MCC and Vinaincon. Next, the fact that Vinainco voluntarily stopped implementing part c was due to the subjectivity of Vinaincon.

Therefore, the lawyer proposed to return the file to investigate and review the responsibility of the Ministry of Industry and Trade; Collect documents and evidence of Vinaincon’s performance of the contract, clarify how Vinaincon appoints 13 subcontractors? …

On April 16, in Hanoi, the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Fatherland Front held the third consultative conference to select and make a list of people from central agencies, organizations and units. qualified to run for National Assembly deputies (ĐBQH) term XV.

Reporting at the conference, Vice Chairman of the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Fatherland Front Nguyen Huu Dung, said that the number of people in the XVth term was 205 people.

In which, Party agencies are 11 Delta; The State President, the Vice President of the State, the State President’s Office are the three regions; Agencies of the National Assembly, agencies under the Standing Committee of the National Assembly, Office of the National Assembly (the National Assembly’s offices are in charge at central level) are 130 Delta; Government, governmental agencies (including the Minister of Defense and the Ministry of Public Security) is 15 Delta.

Armed force is 14 NE; The Supreme People’s Court is a NE; Supreme VKSND is a NE; State Audit is a Delta; Central Committee of the Vietnamese Fatherland Front and its member organizations are 29 Delta.

Among 11 candidates for the Party bloc, there are seven Politburo members, including General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong; Standing Secretary of Vo Van Thuong; Head of the Central Organizing Committee Truong Thi Mai; Head of Central Economic Department Tran Tuan Anh; Director of Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, Chairman of the Central Theory Council Nguyen Xuan Thang; Head of Internal Affairs Central Committee Phan Dinh Trac; Central Inspection Committee Chairman Tran Cam Tu.

Three members of the Secretariat of the Party Central Committee, including the Chief of the Secretariat of the Party Central Committee Le Minh Hung; Head of the Central Committee for Mobilization Bui Thi Minh Hoai; Head of the Central Propaganda Department Nguyen Trong Nghia; Mr. Le Hoai Trung, Head of Foreign Affairs Central Committee.

15 candidates in the Government block, agencies under the Government, including Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh; Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien; Minister of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs Dao Ngoc Dung; Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung; Minister of Defense Phan Van Giang; Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Le Minh Hoan; Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Nguyen Van Hung; Minister of Public Security To Lam; Minister of Justice Le Thanh Long; Minister of Health Nguyen Thanh Long; Minister of Finance Ho Duc Phoc; Minister of Foreign Affairs Bui Thanh Son and Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Kim Son.

Of the 18 members of the Politburo, 17 were nominated to run for the 15th National Assembly. Specifically, the Party bloc has seven people; Government bloc has four people; There are two people in the National Assembly block, namely National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue, Vice Chairman Tran Thanh Man; One person is the Chief Justice of the Supreme People’s Court, Nguyen Hoa Binh; In the Ministry of Defense, there are General Luong Cuong, Chairman of the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People’s Army. Besides, Hanoi Party Committee Secretary Dinh Tien Dung was introduced to stand for candidacy in Hanoi City.

According to Mr. Dung, at the Second Consultation Conference, 100% of the participating Delta agreed to make a preliminary list to send opinions to the resident voters for 205/205 people of agencies and organizations. units at the central level were introduced to nominate for the 15th National Assembly. Through conferences of voters’ residence of the candidates for the 15th National Assembly, the credit results are 100%, no matter where voters are located, it is necessary to verify.

Earlier, information at the Conference, Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Fatherland Front Do Van Chien, said that after the second consultation meeting, the total number of people was briefly listed. Central and local ministries are 1093. In which 205 people at the central level, 888 people at the central level (with 75 self-nominated people), reaching the rate of 2.19 candidates / 1 Delta elected (compared with the course XIV ratio is 2.29, key XIII ratio is 2.17).

Among 205 nominated candidates, there are structure: Female 46/205 people (ratio 22.43%); 20/205 people from ethnic minorities (9.7%); 4/205 people outside the Party (rate 1.9%); re-election is 100/205 (rate 48.78%); Young people in the Mekong Delta are 5/205 (rate 2.43%); professors, associate professors: 16/205 people (rate 7.8%); doctors: 63/205 people (rate 30.7%); masters: 94/205 people (rate 45.85%); university and equivalent: 32/205 people (rate 15.6%).

Many customers visiting and shopping at the 30th Vietnam International Trade Fair had the opportunity to enjoy Ceylon tea – processed and produced from Sri Lanka.

Mr. Trung Dung (Hanoi) shared that he had heard the name of Ceylon (Ceylon) tea for a long time, but this was the first time he tasted it. The first impression of the world’s most famous tea produced in Sri Lanka, Trung Dung said, the tea has a rich aroma, the taste is very sweet, and the aroma is delicate. However, because he is accustomed to the sweetness of Vietnamese green tea, Trung Dung believes that this product will suit Vietnamese women more than men.

Ms. Thu Hoai (Nam Dinh) said that she was very impressed with the rich but not harsh aroma of Ceylon tea. This product easily immerses the drinker in the most relaxed and lucid. This product is very suitable to drink while relaxing and can be mixed with milk to become a delicious and favorite milk tea for women.

Ceylon tea – a famous specialty of Sri Lanka was introduced at the 30th Vietnam International Trade Fair.

Sharing about Ceylon tea products, Ms. Prasadi Boomawalage, Third Secretary of the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Vietnam, said that in addition to tea produced and packaged from Sri Lanka, there is now also Ceylon tea produced from Vietnamese raw materials but processed according to the special formula of Sri Lanka. This is a product that strengthens the friendship between Vietnam and Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka is the world’s 4th largest tea exporter; second only to China, India and Kenya. Tea production and processing is also one of the key economic sectors of this country with over 20 million people.

Sri Lanka is known as a tea-growing paradise because of the ideal conditions of climate, soil, sunlight and density of rain. Sri Lanka’s Ceylon tea is believed to contain more antioxidants and health benefits than other teas due to its soil, climate, and processing methods.