Photo: Thinh Gia Pham Seen from above, the lake looks like clouds flying over Chop Chai mountain. When walking around the lake, you will find countless beautiful photo angles. The highlight of this project is the bridge across the lake, which is also one of the background The most expensive photography. Photo: Phuong Quynh If you are not interested in taking pictures but just want to find a place to go for a walk to watch the sunset, the lakeside location is the most ideal place. Because here, the roads are built in a winding style combining the pillars sitting along the lake to create a poetic and romantic beauty just like Korean movies. “Entering the Ho Son air-conditioned lake is completely free of charge, but also free to live virtual. The ideal time is from 7:00 am to 8:30 am because at this time the weather is still cool and quite empty, suitable for photography. If you love the sunset, you can come here in the afternoon from 16:30, it’s still sunny at this time, but surely the set of photos will be born with the sunset light.” Phuong Quynh’s friend shared. Photo: pttsang28 On a free weekend afternoon, if you don’t know where to go in Phu Yen, let’s go with your close friends to go to the lake to go for a walk, admire the scenery and take some pictures together. check-in be here!

Panoramic view of Villa La Grange from above. Villa La Grange built in the 18th century is no stranger to many historical events and famous characters. In 1864, it was the site of the closing gala dinner of the first Geneva Convention on assisting wounded soldiers on the battlefield, marking the introduction of humanitarian law. The event was attended by Henry Dunant, founder of the International Red Cross. More than a century later, in June 1969, Pope Paul VI himself celebrated Mass in front of a crowd of 70,000. It was the only space large enough in Geneva at the time to accommodate such a large crowd. La Grange Park, the largest park in the city, is a perfect setting for the villa and it is surrounded by many large trees to the south and offers completely unobstructed views. Over the past week, Villa La Grange has witnessed a lot of activities to prepare for the historic summit between the two leaders of Russia and the US on June 16. Preparations for the historic meeting in the lakeside villa are underway. Inside, the craftsmen repaired and gilded the items. The heavy lampstands have been cleaned, ready to welcome the two heads of state and the delegation. Outside, security measures are also implemented. A metal fence was built around the villa. At the entrance, two stone lions, the iconic “guardians” of this peak, are washed with a high-pressure cleaner. Villa La Grange is the place where the historic Russia-US summit took place. In the 1960s, businessman Jacques Franconis was the first to shape the original land of Villa La Grange. It was later acquired by banker Marc Lullin in 1706. It was the Lullin family who built the first villa on the property between 1768 and 1773 and built a French garden. Devastated by the French Revolution, Jean Lullin sold the entire place to a shipowner in the city, François Favre, who made a fortune trading with the East. The Favre family renovated the house and park, building a large library in 1821, which housed Guillaume Favre’s prestigious collection of some 15,000 works. In this vast library, there are two red chairs placed on either side of a globe, as if ready to welcome two presidents. Large library in Villa La Grange. In the spring, the Geneva city government organizes guided tours of the villa, allowing the public to explore the living rooms, bedrooms and library. It was Guillaume Favre’s grandson who had previously donated the villa and park to the city of Geneva in 1917. A year after his death, he left the library legacy to the city. In 1918, the park was opened to the public.

The facade of a cafe grows on farmland by the lake. Photo: DO HOANG Restaurants, eateries on farmland by the lake Located near the area of ​​lane 54 Vinh Luu connecting to Phuong Luu lake, a hundred square meter agricultural land next to the conditioning lake (Dong Hai ward 1) has been transformed into a monumental coffee shop for many months now. This cafe has a facade stretching for tens of meters by the lakeside road, the outside is a wall built with boulders, the top is a barbed wire fence, surrounded by climbing plants and landscaped trees. The inside of the shop is a hundred square meters wide, decorated in a landscaped garden style with many ornamental plants and mini koi fish tanks. Interspersed between the miniature architecture are the tables and chairs with umbrellas for guests to sit, the innermost is a wooden house as a dispensing area, a toilet area. This was originally an enclosed lakeside agricultural land, but in 2020, when the corrugated iron fence is removed, this wasteland has turned into the most majestic cafe on the shore of Phuong Luu Lake. Next to it, at the beginning of lane 54 Vinh Luu, another agricultural land has also been turned into a restaurant and pub in front of Phuong Luu lake. Around lane 54 Vinh Luu, many other agricultural lands have also been turned into houses, some are shops, and some are still fences. According to people in the area, these agricultural lands were initially leveled, covered with corrugated iron fences, and gradually turned into illegal constructions. Not far away, the area at the beginning of lane 155 Phuong Luu, facing the lake, and the hundreds of square meters of agricultural land by the lake has also turned into a restaurant with a facade stretching for tens of meters. The recovered project land is re-occupied At the corner of the lake near Phuong Luu residential area, the whole strip of land that was recovered for the construction project of Phuong Luu lake entertainment area was also encroached on the lake front, turning into a row of restaurants and pubs. The project, invested by Hong Ngoc Trading and Service Joint Stock Company, has a scale of more than 35,000 m of lakeside land in Dong Hai 1 ward, of which more than 4,700 m of land has been cleared and issued a pink book in 2017. . On this area, since 2010, Hong Ngoc Company has invested in building a drainage system, leveling ground, corrugated iron as a wall. After that, the wall was demolished and encroached upon, only to be recovered by the authorities. The investor has rebuilt the corrugated iron fence as the wall of the land. However, in recent years, the corrugated iron fence has been removed, households with land adjacent to the project have built works on the project’s land, turning this place into a row of houses and restaurants along the lake. . According to statistics of the People’s Committee of Dong Hai 1 ward, on the recovered area of ​​Hong Ngoc Company, there have been more than a dozen households occupying the project land, some households occupying a few square meters, some households occupy several tens of square meters, some even occupy several tens of square meters. Some households even occupy more than 100 m². These encroached lands were built with iron fences and corrugated iron, turning into a population of restaurants along the lake. Hong Ngoc Company has repeatedly petitioned for help but so far has not been returned to the occupied land. Mr. Pham Van Dien, Vice Chairman of Dong Hai 1 Ward People’s Committee, said that by the end of 2020, Hai An District People’s Committee had organized a force to support security and order for Hong Ngoc Company to re-plug the boundary marker to determine the portion of the border. occupied area. According to Mr. Dien, the ward has made a list and statistics of the area each household occupies to come here to set up a record and request the demolition. Detected but difficult to handle? According to Mr. Dien, in addition to the planned area for the project of Hong Ngoc Company, other agricultural land areas in Phuong Luu Lake have been planned for the project of Tan Hong Phuc Company and Thuan Thien Company. In Dong Hai 1 ward alone, there have been more than 30 illegal construction works, including more than a dozen works encroaching on the project land recovered by Hong Ngoc Company. Mr. Dien said the area has turned into a cafe, a restaurant, a lakeside project near Lane 123, Lane 155 Phuong Luu, Lane 54 Vinh Luu stretching to the beginning of Doan Chuan Street, which is farmland. planning industry for the project of Tan Hong Phuc Company and Thuan Thien Company. After being approved, these two projects have been suspended for many years, this strip of agricultural land has not been recovered. These agricultural plots have been leveled and gradually built up buildings. According to Mr. Dien, the Ward People’s Committee has inspected and made records for illegal construction works on this agricultural land. Explaining that the illegal construction work was discovered and then still completed and put into operation, Mr. Dien said that because the force of the ward was thin, the households leveled and built illegally on holidays. Even at night, the ward did not stop it in time. Under the direction of the district, the ward has now made statistics on the agricultural land areas that have been leveled and illegally built to report to the District People’s Committee for a plan to handle. Mr. Nguyen Van Tuan, Vice Chairman of Hai An District People’s Committee, said that the district had directed Dong Hai 1 ward to review and establish violation records in the area of ​​Phuong Luu lake. Based on that, districts and wards will mobilize to dismantle, otherwise, they will organize enforcement. “For the offending works at Phuong Luu lake, the district’s view is to resolutely dismantle it,” said Mr. Tuan. Take agricultural land to build hundreds of graves for sale In the area of ​​Phuong Luu lake (Dong Hai ward 1) in late 2020 and early 2021, hundreds of square meters of agricultural land near Dong Khe cemetery (Ngo Quyen district) have been razed to build a series of graves for sale. By the time the district authorities discovered, there were more than 140 graves growing on the agricultural land. The functional forces destroyed more than 140 graves that had not yet been cremated, while two graves had already buried the ashes.

The project “Urban embellishment” of the People’s Committee of Truc Bach ward has been “socialized”, attracting a large number of people to contribute and jointly implement. Facing this situation, the People’s Committee of Truc Bach ward has planned to implement a project to improve the environment of this lakeside road (section from Ngu Xa 1 bridge to Ngu Xa 2 bridge). The project implementation route has a length of 200m, one side is Truc Bach flower garden, the other side is a row of houses of 28 households. With the motto “Building to fight”, in the spirit of “The State and the people work together”, most of the funding for the project has been “socialized”, attracting a large number of people to participate in the project. contribute and join hands to implement. Hoang Duc Long (80 years old, living in Ngu Xa Street, Truc Bach Ward) said, after 24 years living here, for the first time his family and households here feel get fresh air; No more garbage piled up, no more fish dying in the water. Mr. Long’s house and other households are put on a new “clothing”, the yard in front of the house is planted with trees and carefully installed with a fence system. 28 houses of households along Truc Bach ditch are put on “new clothes” from the project. Ms. Nguyen Thi Minh Trang added that the most impressive thing is in the evening, when the sunset gradually fades, it is also when 200 lanterns light up. From the lakeside route to the flower garden campus, it becomes shimmering and fanciful by the color of lanterns. Mixed with the lantern light are frescoes reproducing the old town space, ancient beauty and culture of the old Hanoians. Nguyen Dan Huy, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Truc Bach Ward, affirmed that, in the context of the complicated development of the COVID-19 epidemic, as soon as the project was completed, many residents and tourists also came to “check-in”. but local officials have propagated and reminded people not to gather in large numbers. When the city controls the epidemic better, this place will become one of Hanoi’s tourist attractions. Although the scale of the project is still small, this is a very important premise so that many models can be replicated in the ward in the near future. Earlier on the evening of June 8, the People’s Committee of Truc Bach ward also held a ceremony to attach the sign “Urban embellishment work” for this project. Because of the COVID-19 epidemic, the ceremony’s activities took place quickly, avoiding large gatherings, and strictly following epidemic prevention rules. Video and photo series of News reporters recording the success of the project “Urban embellishment” of Truc Bach ward, Ba Dinh district, Hanoi: 200 brilliant lanterns beside Truc Bach canal. Image of large format propaganda poster “Protecting the environment and repelling plastic waste”. The flower garden is also attached with lanterns on the trunk to create a clean and beautiful environment. Many large frescoes are decorated along the wall of the route along Truc Bach lake. Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, this area is currently limited to gathering people. In the future, this place will be a tourist attraction. Mixed with the lantern light are frescoes reproducing the old town space, ancient beauty and culture of the old Hanoians. At the end of March 2021, the project “Urban embellishment” of Truc Bach ward was implemented. This project is “socialized”, attracting a large number of people to participate in funding support and jointly implement it. Previously, this place was flooded with garbage, but now the living environment has improved. People have more entertainment spots, and the quality of life is improved. Many large-format billboards propagate people to protect the environment. On June 8, the People’s Committee of Truc Bach ward held a ceremony to sign the project “Urban embellishment”.

Share with Zing , Quoc Dung said he took the photos at about 5 am on May 1, when he and his friends visited to hunt clouds. “Recently, tour operators guide tourists to hunt clouds and watch the sunrise, so there is often a situation of litter here. When I went up, there were 4-5 groups setting up camps, until I left. , some people even forget to clean up,” he said. Garbage includes plastic bottles, plastic bags thrown indiscriminately on the hill. Photo: Quoc Dung. Beer cans and plastic bags were thrown at the campfire, causing a loss of beauty of the hill. The unflattering image makes the online community angry, questioning the consciousness of a part of tourists who come to enjoy the holiday. Hongdiem account wrote: “In Da Lat, many people choose to camp in the forest, sleep in tents to find freedom and be comfortable with nature, but forget to bring awareness, eat and drink, don’t bother to clean up”. “Many people just want to come up here to have a good picture to bring back, then tomorrow when people ban the door, they will ask loudly why. I hope everyone has a little sense,” Nguyen Lam expressed his opinion. Many tour groups, camping to leave garbage on the hills. Photo: Quoc Dung. Some members said that during the long holiday, tourists flocked to Da Lat to enjoy the cool climate. Not only renting homestays, resort hotels, many people tend to like new experiences, rent tents to sleep in the forest, by the lake. “It is worth mentioning that some components have no intention of protecting the environment. Passing through Tuyen Lam Lake, heading to Happy Hill cafe, I observe on both sides of the road many families and groups of friends spread tarps to eat and drink. and singing. When they come back, the cans and garbage are not cleaned, they would rather put them neatly in the bag”, Huu Thien (HCMC tourist) bored. Reply Zing According to Mr. Le Anh Kiet, Head of Culture and Information Department of Da Lat city, it is estimated that on the night of April 30 and May 1, Da Lat welcomed about 126,000 visitors, of which international visitors reached 2,500.

The area of ​​​​the villa is more than 6,100 square meters, almost the size of a football field, located on the shores of Lake Washington. According to The New York Times, the villa includes a spa room, an 18-meter swimming pool, a gym that is paved with stones from the Pacific Northwest mountains, a trout stream and other fish species. The mansion is commonly known as Xanadu 2.0. In particular, Xanadu is the name of a large, lavish property belonging to the tycoon in the movie Citizen Kane. The suffix 2.0 refers to the technology initiatives of Bill Gates. Details of Mr. Gates’ mansion remain confidential. Photo: Wikipedia According to TechCrunch, details about the mansion are kept secret by the Gates family. A tour of the area was auctioned for $35,000 in 2009. A Microsoft Corporation intern is allowed to write about the visit to the mansion on the company blog. According to him, it was built with “orange wood” and sand imported from Hawaii. “Walking down Bill’s driveway was like going to Jurassic Park. The view was overwhelming,” the person described. The villa, designed by architects James Cutler and Peter Bohlin, is divided into terraced areas into “a hill” 50 meters long. Melinda Gates, Bill Gates’ ex-wife, once said that the mansion caused her “crisis” and was “a nightmare for a bride”. It has “all kinds of software and high-tech screens to make it feel like living in a video game”. Mr. Gates built his dream home before marrying Ms. Melinda in 1994. But construction was halted when she visited. Gates once mentioned the idea of ​​a smart home, where guests would be given a badge to be able to communicate with sensors around the mansion. As they walk through the rooms, the lights will dim or light up, music will play, the temperature will automatically adjust to their preferences, and the walls will become displays of digitized artwork. It is not clear if these ideas were included in Xanadu 2.0. According to Forbes, Gates and Melinda are worth an estimated $124 billion. They announced their separation in a joint statement posted on their personal social networking site on May 3. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (2 are co-chairs), said that the organizational structure will not change. Meanwhile, the fate of the Xanadu 2.0 villa is still open.

Butterflies stubble After days of patiently hiding in the cocoon, waiting for the first rain of the season to pour down and the warm, moist soil to invite, the caterpillar pupae will immediately move to break the cocoon out, spreading their wings to fly as far as the eye can see. Along the road, perched tightly beside small puddles of water still standing on the low ground, swaying beside bunches of wildflowers by the lake… “Butterflies often gather in very large flocks in moist places, or along lakes. water to drink water. After drinking water, they pull together to look for flowers to suck nectar, creating a romantic scene in the Central Highlands. During the day, the time when butterflies fly the most, from 10-13 hours,” said Mr. Nguyen Lan. , residing in Di Linh town, Di Linh district, Lam Dong province, shared. Butterflies and flowers. According to Mr. Nguyen Lan and the people living in the Di Linh plateau, the reason is called the caterpillar moth because this is the butterfly of the caterpillar, an insect that often lays eggs and creates cocoon on the trunk of the cassava tree, which is a native plant are grown a lot in the Central Highlands, and only eat the leaves of the cassava plant. Caterpillars usually appear at the end of March every year, then molt into butterflies. The caterpillar moth has a rather short life cycle, only existing from the end of March to the first half of May. At this time, traveling around the Central Highlands, everywhere, there are scenes of white butterflies fluttering everywhere. , gold to overwhelming. In the Central Highlands, the season of butterflies and caterpillars is covered with golden sunshine, which means that the dry days here have entered the final leg, the presence of the rainy season is gradually revealing.

It has the lowest value of $ 127 million at the moment. Photo: BI According to some valuations, Bill Gates’ home villa is priced at about $ 127.48 million at the present time. Bill Gates bought the land in 1988 for $ 2 million. His house has 7 bedrooms. Nearly 1,200 cubic meters of wood were used to complete the project. Photo: BI Bill Gates’ house was built with the highlight of 500-year-old fir wood along with 300 construction workers participating in the project – 100 of them are electrical engineers. There is a modern sensor system that helps visitors to control the temperature and lighting in the room. Photo: BI When visitors come to the home, they are given a PIN number to interact with sensors located throughout the house. Guests can then enter the desired temperature and lighting levels so that these conditions automatically change as they move through the villa. The built-in wall speaker also allows the music to “move” with you. The whole villa area uses the surrounding natural landscape to reduce heat loss. Photo: BI Xanadu 2.0 is a “sheltered earth” building, which means it is built into the surrounding landscape to more efficiently regulate the temperature. You can change your wall murals with the touch of a button. Photo: BI Placed around the house is an amount of $ 800,000 worth of computer screens. Anyone can adjust these screens to show their favorite painting or photo. Pictures or photographs contained in these devices are priced at $ 150,000. The swimming pool has an underwater music playing system. Photo: BI The swimming pool area is also a highlight in Bill Gates’ home with an underwater music system. Even in the Bill Gates house there is a room to play spring cushions with the ceiling 6 meters high. Photo: BI In fact, this room is part of the Bill Gates sports facilities complex. In addition, he also has a massage room, a sauna and separate changing rooms for men and women. The reception hall can accommodate 200 guests. Photo: BI Covering an area of ​​more than 213 square meters, this lobby can accommodate dinner for 150 people or 200 people in a cocktail buffet. On one side of the wall in this room, one can see a stone-paneled fireplace measuring 1.8 meters wide, while on one side of the wall is a 6.7 meter wide screen. The villa has 24 toilets, 10 of which are fully equipped with a bathroom. Photo: BI It also has 6 kitchens. Photo: BI Of course, Bill Gates has a “huge” library in his house that holds a precious manuscript that he once spent $ 30 million to buy. Photo: BI With an area of ​​nearly 200 square meters and a ring-roof design, this library is the “home” of Codex Leicester, a handwritten manuscript by Leonardo da Vinci that Bill Gates once bought at an auction for $ 30.8 million. year 1994. The home cinema can accommodate 20 guests. Photo: BI It’s designed in an Art Deco style with comfortable armchairs, sofa and even a popcorn machine for guests to come home. The guest house is just as modern as the main building. Photo: BI According to US News, the official guest building is the first to be completed in the arena. It is fully equipped from bedrooms to bathrooms and is used for the purpose of testing new technologies before it is applied in the main building. Bill Gates used to write the book “The Road Ahead” (1995) in this guest house. The garage system has enough room for 23 cars. Photo: BI There are garages in the Bill Gates estate, but the most interesting one is probably an underground cave made of cement and stainless steel. This particular garage may contain 10 cars. Bill Gates has a tree he loves so much that it is controlled and monitored electronically 24 hours a day. Photo: BI Bill Gates loves a 40 year old maple tree in his house. It is monitored by a computer and if a spot dries up, the automatic watering system is activated. An artificial stream for fish farming. Photo: BI Sand on the lake of Bill Gates is imported from the Caribbean. Photo: BI You may be surprised to learn that bulk sand is added each year. Someone once paid $ 35,000 to walk around the Bill Gates estate. Photo: BI Microsoft holds an auction each year with the profits going to volunteer activities. In the past, Bill Gates used to “auction” the visits to his house. According to the Puget Sound Business Journal, a Microsoft employee once paid for the visit $ 35,000.

Yao Ming’s name is famous throughout China. The basketball legend has a height of up to 2.29 m and has a successful career. Sohu estimates that Yao Ming has more than $ 300 million in assets, including real estate in China and the US.

QQ statistics Yao Ming earned more than 93 million after 9 years playing for the Houston Rockets in the American professional basketball tournament (NBA) from 2002-2011. He is expected to sign another 6-year contract worth $ 133 million, but the injury caused the star to retire and return to China.

In 2011, Yao Ming focused on investing in emerging Chinese wines. After much research and negotiation, he bought a 48-acre plot of land to grow grapes in the Napa valley, USA for $ 7.2 million.

After purchasing the vineyard, a red wine named “Yao Ming” quickly appeared on the market. To better promote his wine, Yao Ming also donated it to celebrities. Sohu said after more than 9 years, the vineyard brought him 21.6 million dollars, not including profits from wine.

While playing in the US, Yao Ming bought a 300-square-meter house for $ 500,000 on the edge of a lake in Houston. He then won a large contract to buy a 1,100 square meter villa in Memorial, a wealthy Houston neighborhood.

In China, the basketball legend also owns high-value mansions in Shanghai and Beijing. According to 163.com, Yao Ming’s luxury home in the Bund costs $ 1.53 million, while a home in a prime area of ​​Beijing costs more than $ 7.6 million.

Yao Ming used to own many cars such as Toyota Sequoia, BMW 7 or Range Rover long-axle versions. However, his favorite car is the Mercedes Benz Spint, as it is only large enough for him to sit comfortably.

Yao Ming is currently the President of the China Basketball Association and the amount of money he received for the position is not disclosed. He showed his influence when helping Chinese women’s basketball win tickets to the Tokyo Olympics, and brought many positive changes to the development of basketball in China.