In October of the following year, her body was buried in Dong Lang. It is rumored that when Empress Dowager Cixi was buried, inside her coffin and inside her tomb were buried countless jewels and ivory, arranged in mountains after mountains. It was also because of that number of treasures of inter-city value that Tu Xi’s grave was infiltrated and plundered by Sun Dien Anh, creating the famous “Dong Lang tomb robbery” in Chinese history. In July 1928, about 20 years after Empress Dowager Cixi was buried, a branch of warlords led by Sun Dien Anh came to destroy the queen’s eternal sleep in the palace, while another branch advanced. Emperor Qianlong’s mausoleum. They broke open coffins, plundered treasures, and sent a large number of precious items to foreign countries, causing great damage to the history of Chinese artifacts. At that time, the army led by Ton Dien Anh was an army branch sent by the Nationalist Army to destroy the bandits. On the way, Ton Dien Anh was attracted by the magnificence and wealth of the Dong mausoleum, because he wanted to rob the gold and silver in it, he devised a way to steal the grave. To hide the eyes and ears of others, Sun Dien Anh used the excuse that the army needed to practice, sent the small group of soldiers guarding the mausoleum to another place, and then began to prepare to carry out his theft. Sun Dien Anh is holding a relic taken from the Tomb of Empress Dowager Cixi. The entrance to the tomb of the Royal Family is very secret and discreet, just to prevent tomb thieves from stealing. Initially, Ton Dien Anh’s group could not find the entrance to the underground palace, they dug around, demolished many places but still could not find the entrance. Later, when they heard that an old man had built a mausoleum before, they knew that behind the Ming Lou there was a “silent institute”, specializing in recruiting dumb workers to build and repair the Qing mausoleum. Behind the lapis lazuli relief wall on the north side of the courtyard is the entrance to the palace where Emperor Qianlong is buried. Tomb of Empress Dowager Cixi is different, you have to go to the door of an ancient cave at the foot of Minh long before you can enter the palace. Whether it is Emperor Qianlong’s tomb or Empress Dowager Cixi’s tomb, the entrance is extremely solid, the “diamond” doors are not easy to open. The group of Ton Dien Anh people with greedy minds directly used dynamite to blow up the entrance, so both tombs have traces of being destroyed by explosives. Sun Dien Anh led a group of bandits to excavate the tomb of Empress Dowager Cixi, entering the palace earlier than the group that robbed Emperor Qianlong’s tomb. The group of grave robbers carried things out of the tomb of Empress Dowager Cixi. After they violently destroyed Cixi’s coffin, they were dazzled by countless gold and silver jewels in it. Therefore, the bandits frantically plundered, looted and buried the treasures in the coffin, and Tu Xi’s body was also destroyed. According to the rehabilitation staff, there was an incision in the mouth of the Empress Dowager, which was caused when Ton Dien Anh wanted to steal the Da Ming Chau in her mouth, even personal items such as hats. phoenix, robes… were all robbed, and Cixi’s body was then thrown next to the coffin. Emperor Qianlong’s palace was also seriously damaged, the underground palace already had standing water inside, after the treasure was robbed, the bones of the Qianlong Emperor were also lost along the water. As for the remains of Empress Hieu Hien and the three concubines, they were also lost in one place, only Queen Hieu Nghi was preserved because the body had not rotted. After the incident was revealed, the whole country’s public opinion boiled, especially the remaining descendants of the royal family of the Manchu dynasty, they were extremely angry when the ancestor’s tomb was stolen, the ancestor’s body was destroyed. Pray for strict punishment for stealing the grave of Ton Dien Anh. But Ton Dien Anh, because he wanted to get rid of the crime, took the stolen treasures to be scattered everywhere, on the contrary, he also found a dignified excuse to justify that: “The Manchus harmed our ancestors of three generations, stole and destroyed The grave is just for the sake of revenge, which is a reluctant thing to do.” Then, under the reconciliation of the parties, the tomb thief Dong Lang Ton Dien Anh also escaped punishment. After the grave robbery, Ton Dien Anh lived as an outlaw for more than 20 years, was finally captured by the liberation army, and died in a war crime prison in 1947. Son of Ton Dien Anh The only son of Ton Dien Anh, Ton Thien Nghia, took a completely different path from his father. He is a talented person, having held the position of Principal of Xi’an Foreign Language School, Vice President of China Translators Association, Vice President of China Association for International Education Exchange… With his contributions and dedication, Ton Thien Nghia is considered as a person who is “industrious, devoted, rigorously academically researched”. Moreover, he also has a very special identity, that is the guardian of the Emperor’s mausoleum. Ton Thien Nghia holds the position of Chairman of the Tomb Conservation Budget, has made great contributions to the protection of cultural artifacts and the restoration of antiquities. The path of Ton Thien Nghia is completely opposite to his father’s theft and robbery in the past. Mr. Ton Thien Nghia.

GS. Trinh Xuan Thuan Born in 1948 in Hanoi, at the age of 6, he moved with his family to Saigon to live. As a child, he attended Jean-Jacques Rousseau High School (now Le Quy Don School, Saigon). GS. Trinh Xuan Thuan Graduating from high school in 1966, Prof. Trinh Xuan Thuan went to Switzerland to study engineering. He then decided to study astrophysics at the California Institute of Technology, then at Princeton University, New Jersey, USA. For the first time in his life, at the observatory on top of Mount Palomar, California, young Trinh Xuan Thuan observed the magic of the galaxy, moon and light from billions of stars through the telescope. The largest telescope in the world at that time with a diameter of 5.1 m. His life has been associated with cosmic astronomy since then. After completing his doctoral thesis at Princeton, GS. Trinh Xuan Thuan teaches at the University of Virginia since 1976, and has become a world-renowned expert on extragalactic astronomy. In which, the most prominent event is the GS. Trinh Xuan Thuan is the youngest known co-discoverer of the galaxy in the universe today, thanks to the study of observations made by the Hubble space telescope. That is galaxy I Zwicky 18. Called I Zwicky 18, this galaxy appeared just 500 million years ago. This discovery is shocking because the word I Zwicky 18 allows people to understand the first small galaxies in the early universe. Writing about the universe in a special way In addition to research, Prof. Trinh Xuan Thuan writes a book. From the research results, extremely attractive and interesting findings of astronomy, Prof. Trinh Xuan Thuan wishes to share with everyone about the beauty, harmony of the universe and the creation of nature. GS. Trinh Xuan Thuan is highly appreciated for his ability to popularize science. He began to write his first book ‘Mysterious Melodies – La Mélodie secrète, published in 1988′. Currently, there are about 20 books of GS. Trinh Xuan Thuan was translated and published in Vietnam as Origin, nostalgia for the early days; The Paths of Light, The Fullness of Nothingness, One Night… GS. Trinh Xuan Thuan writes three times more popular science books than specialized research books. He confided: “Because I want to meet more readers. If I write a book on a complex subject, only a few hundred people can understand it. I want the knowledge of science and astrophysics to spread in many readers. So I write books for the masses. If I’m lucky, my books will be read by hundreds or thousands of people.” When writing the book, Prof. Trinh Xuan Thuan wants to explain to the general public about the stars, the universe, about what astronomers have discovered; phenomena of the sun dying into a dwarf star, or stars ten times more massive than the sun, the sun becoming a black hole… In particular, when writing books, he did not use science but wrote about the universe in a literary way. GS. Trinh Xuan Thuan explains: The voice of the universe is math. Scientists all use math equations to understand the universe. But when I write the book, I do not use it, but use images in everyday life, to let the public understand the ideas that scientists find in the universe. Therefore, although writing about distant planets, cold galaxies, mysterious black holes… GS. Trinh Xuan Thuan always tries to use a simple but clear language. He refrains from using overly technical terms. For difficult concepts, he often refers to images in everyday life as an example. For example, in the latest book titled “One Night” (Pham Van Thieu, translated by Pham Viet Hung, Youth Publishing House, 2020), Prof. Trinh Xuan Thuan brings readers into a vast world, explores the night sky with easy-to-understand explanations. As a lover of poetry, he also quoted many verses and poems of famous poets. For example, when writing about the Moon, Professor Trinh Xuan Thuan quotes John Keats’ “Song of the Nightingale”: “The night is gentle/ And maybe Hang Nga is on the throne/ Among the stars of fairies/ But in Here, nowhere is it clear / Except for the breezes / On the dark and mossy leaves of the winding roads. He even quoted W. Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliette”: “Come, night, come here/ Romeo me, come back to me!/ I’m the sun in the dark/ Because I’ll lie under the night darkness of the night…”. In the spring of 2007, the famous work “Paths of Light” (Les Voies de la lumière) was awarded the Moron Prize by the French Academy. Two years later, Prof. Trinh Xuan Thuan also became the first Vietnamese in history to be awarded the prestigious Kalinga Prize by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Soon after, the Institut de France awarded the Prix mondial Cino del Duca, recognizing the persuasive transmissions of complex knowledge of arid space science, yet blended under a contemplative, rich gaze. literature in his outstanding works. GS review. Trinh Xuan Thuan, Mr. François Delattre, French Ambassador to the US, respectfully called the Vietnamese-born astronomer a “world asset” when he devoted his life to the goal of “popularizing science”. Invite readers to watch the video:Fish at the fried statue. Source: VTV24.

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.

“Job selection” is probably the most correct way of saying for literary circles. Nghiem Huyen Vu graduated from the University of General Physics in the Soviet Union (formerly) in 1973, but a future physicist has taken a turn, choosing to step on the path of poetry. That same year he entered the military life, served nine years, then moved on to publishing, journalism and journalism management – publishing until his retirement. He has printed more than 10 books, including six volumes of poetry, the rest are translated poetry, essays, dissertations, short stories … His poetry has meticulously refined observations, and words have been refined. Many seemingly normal details were blown into his poetic soul, becoming sparkling. He saw the “lotus heel” from “distant memory” in the woman carrying the water; realizing the “first little separation” when taking the child into grade 1 and seeing the girl’s “wind full of humble clothes” in the early spring …, then generalizing it into a concept, philosophy live by yourself. Reading him, we are persuaded by emotional poetic soul, loving people, “on the side of tears”. Nghiem Huyen Vu is a member of the Association of Vietnamese Writers, a native of Duc Tho (Ha Tinh), and currently lives and writes in Hanoi. Huu Viet poet chooses and introduces Autumn hair Thu seemed to have about his dry and thirsty heart early breeze West Lake dew willow invite green remote There was a time when I had long hair wind farming Grazing dreams on each microfiber I go through a brilliant autumn My hair is fading my dreams are yellow And the autumn comes back the same wind I heard my heart melt in the morning hair fall … The woman goes to get the water The woman goes to get the water shoulder blade deflection Chest is heavy shake with the footsteps the woman thinks about the fire hot water red charcoal dinner lamp rough man’s face austere Bare feet through fire through the mud lotus heel distant memory Feet go a thousand times still don’t stop searching the nearest road The woman goes to get the water Loosen the water more pain and love – the river is still flowing The woman goes to get the water all my life Can’t think in time shoulder deflection and speckled feet. Written at Ba Lat’s door It has been many years since I met the Red River Where the river blends into the great sea The place flutters the crimson horizon The waves burst up overwhelmingly before boundless The place where the fairy tale begins Alluvial seeds turn into deltas Bare children dancing in waves As if hatching from Au Co egg wrap Surprisingly golden ripe rice apricot Right by the waves in the sea ring New thatched roofs birds find Land revived in the acrid salinity of human life Where the river meets the sky Red water across the sixteenth moon Self-love stars are nine stars Golden sand glittering at night The sagging wing swaying forever Ru the great countryside into the Country Flowing through time glorious ruin Pink a sea far away Compensate to hear the past five months Between the earth and water junction My source raindrops fall Going through my life to reach the estuary …

9 am but the whole alley still… slept. The cafe at the top of the alley opened early. I went in to find a “built-in” glass – a small, hot, sugar-free black cup inherent in tea bars, cafes on the corner of the street owned by the Chinese … No, only black! Because, now is “trendy”. Yes, good coffee. The wall at the top of the alley is dark green, clean. Along the alley, clean, quiet, the house hangs clothes on the pole in front of the balcony. Looking down at the quiet, peaceful alley … At the end of the alley is a noodle shop. The best, probably because it’s the only restaurant in the alley. Cruel’s, delicious! Sitting in the restaurant, softly slapping the sound of noodles next to it. Suddenly, the singing of a bird in the cage, right in front of him. A baron, who, according to his master, was ordered from China, entered from Hanoi, was 3 years old. The alley bold features Hao Si Ward Enjoying the bowl of noodles, I look at a mini salon next door: Slimming, stretching, squeezing acne … bla bla … In the middle of the alley, an old lady sitting in the sun on the front porch … feeling relaxed. – Granddad, do you go out to cool down at night …? – No, at night the motorbike comes out loud, scared! At the beginning of the alley, there was a homemade car of a bottle buyer, a small tricycle occupying all the width of the alley… The staircase upstairs was impressive with the locks and key chains dangling. Unlike the love locks on the bridge of the Mong Bridge that evoke a little poetic, these locks firmly affirm a contemporary material asset. In the end, the iron chain lock is not noisy, still has the characteristics of Hao Si Phuong. At the People’s Committee of Ward 11, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City, I asked about this alley. The ward cultural officer was quite surprised: “The alley is peaceful and normal. The ward has no intention of investing in this alley, cultural specific activities and especially tourism are still… not! ”. A little regret, an alley with a clean and beautiful appearance, cute population, narrowly located in the heart of Cholon town, but still sleeping, let the “check-in tours” spontaneously for a long time. stir. No regrets “when, until the olden days?” but should you wonder: “Hao Si Phuong, ever a happy laugh?”

When they came up with the idea of ​​the class yearbook photos in mid-February, 37 students of grade 12 Van, Le Khiet High School (Quang Ngai) all agreed with the traditional concept instead of the modern photo sets, high fashioned. It didn’t take much time for consultation, the whole class came to the decision to choose a long dress as the outfit to wear. Vo Thao Nguyen (pink shirt) told Zing that 34/37 members of the class are girls, and are very fond of traditional costumes, especially ao dai. “Ao dai has a wider form than modern ao dai, which is a familiar outfit of Vietnamese women in the past. We hope to be able to recreate the gentle and background image of the women in the past in the past. set of photos, “Thao Nguyen said. Nguyen also said that before the date of the shoot, the whole class went online to research how to pose and walk to match the concept. In addition to rented outfits, the members also invested in combining accessories and props to get the best picture. In addition to the photo, the group of students specializing in Literature also invested in filming a clip in ao dai costumes. The two products were filmed in Hoi An with a total cost of about 18 million VND. “Because of researching how to pose, the photo session took place quite quickly and smoothly. Until filming, because most of the members have never been in front of the camera, so they were quite shy, not natural. Which group filmed, the rest of them and the photo crew joked and cheered, so they were more relaxed, their acting was more ‘amazing’, Nguyen said. In particular, since most of the members are female, the makeup and hair styling takes a lot of time. In order to take pictures from 7:00 a.m., the class had to get up at 2 a.m. to prepare. Although tired, when receiving the results, 37 members were satisfied. Vo Duc Nguyen, one of the creators of the series, said that he was very happy that the pictures received praise on social media. He commented that recently, the traditional costume concept is chosen by many classes for the yearbook photos. “I am getting quite a lot of requests to take photos of ao dai, turtlenecks or bra from senior students. Instead of the horror, violence or revealing concepts, the traditional costumes are both meaningful and meaningful. suitable for their age, their image is much more “, he shared.

In the space of the traditional Tet holiday, Vietnamese people play Tet pictures quite differently and depending on each person’s conditions, or according to the customs and practices of each region. The book of Vietnamese folk paintings collected and researched (1st edition of Ho Chi Minh City Culture – Culture Publishing House, in 2021) introduces a collection of Tet paintings collected by Maurice Durand since 1940 in Hanoi. In this collection, a considerable number of New Year’s congratulation paintings, in which there are congratulatory paintings expressed in direct words … In the photo, there are Phuc and Duc words in stylized style and Nhan letters. , Meaning, Ceremony, Tri, Tin, Phu, Quy, Loc, Khang, Ninh. Besides, New Year’s greetings are presented in short sentences around wishing wealth and benefits. In the picture is a picture of a baby holding a gourd with the words “Gemstone with two needles” (piled gold and pearls). The picture of a mandarin holding the word “ton loc” – a growing fortune (on the right) and a picture of a mandarin holding the word “ton fortune” – is more and more wealth. This is another version of the mandarin mandarin painting holding the words “ton loc”, “ton fortune”. Wishes for fortune and fortune are sometimes compared to high status and numerous descendants (high fortune and promotion). This is a picture of two children, an older one holding a baby, holding a book in his hand, with the word “nail fortune and prosperity” – giving birth to a noble and prosperous. Below is a jar, outside the word Kim (gold, silver). Longevity wishes are used very often and are combined with the word wealth, wealth and the birth of many children. This is expressed in two simple words “immortal” or presented in a more complex and poetic way, in the style “Dedicating the Spring” (dedicating thousands of spring seasons), or as in the photo, “Phu Forever precious flowers “(endowed with flowers for thousands of years). The most important wishes are to have descendants of the family line, often represented by the image of a pomegranate or healthy children, such as “Pomegranate conception” (pomegranate blooms a hundred children), “The most Gentle and gentle family peace “(Peaceful family; gentle children and grandchildren). Or this wish is also nested with sentence patterns such as: “Đắc Thọ multi boys” – long life and many sons (picture on the right); “Happy, the audience will respect” – have the happiness to live a long life to see your children and grandchildren (picture left). In addition to the congratulatory paintings expressed in direct words, there are also New Years wishes with meaning illustrated images of flowers, fruits, animals, objects and people. To understand the meaning of this kind of paintings need to know their estimates and symbols. For example, the peacock is a symbol of peace and prosperity, the cranes and turtles represent longevity, the pig picture represents prosperity … In the picture on the left, the peach symbolizes longevity. ; The pomegranate fruit represents the desire to flourish and have many children and grandchildren. Two children wear peaches and pomegranates on their heads with the same meaning as above. In the picture is a picture of the toad (three-legged type) representing the pass in the exam. In addition to the above types of New Year’s congratulation paintings, there are also congratulatory paintings expressed through the phenomenal object called homophones. . Congratulatory paintings of this type are very popular, reflected in folk paintings and often create quite subtle puns. For example, the image of a millet rooster is homogeneous to the word sand means (auspicious, good). The painting of the vase also expresses the desire to be safe because the vase evokes the word “peaceful”. In the photo is a picture of fish (fishermen) used to wish warmth and full of wealth. The word Diep (butterfly) is similar to the word Điệt Điệt (only seventy-eight years old) is used to express wishes for a long and long life.

Cinematographic work “Love the country” was adapted from a short story of the same name by writer Nguyen Huy Thiep Recently, Film adaptation week by Nguyen Huy Thiep was held at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, National University of Hanoi, to commemorate the author of the outstanding short story who passed away. Nguyen Huy Thiep’s short stories often have layers of meaning with depth of words, short but expensive dialogue and details with great expressive meaning. This always creates “land” for writers and directors to be inspired by creativity. A reader who loves the work of writer Nguyen Huy Thiep and in a short story reading The sawmen , director Vuong Duc “conceived” a film script because of “the story is highly cinematic, from the plot, the characters, the conflict in the story”. As for director Dang Nhat Minh, he shared, “Thiep’s literature has the characteristics that cinema needs, that is, he does not reveal his messages, and has no characters to speak a statement. He just said, like movies, to let the images show. That is the cinematic quality of Nguyen Huy Thiep’s literature. Being able to make movies by Nguyen Huy Thiep is a fortunate opportunity in my filmmaking life ”. Short story Mother’s soul also impressed director Pham Nhue Giang right from the beginning of the story, and after nearly 20 years, she was able to put her work on screen. She shared that Nguyen Huy Thiep’s story is close to the cinema in the lines of the characters, with short lines, evoking the feeling of all “types of people” to readers and viewers: Honesty, kindness. or “messy” … Besides, the characters in the story are often complex, multidimensional. Many issues that the writer has recognized and expressed up to now are still not old such as moral corruption, cultural conservation issues … The moderation of space, the conflicts in personality and the ending of the story. The warmth in human love is also a strong point in his works. Nguyen Huy Thiep’s story has many layers and layers and its life is somewhat followed in cinematographic works. Dr. Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy, Faculty of Literature, University of Social Sciences and Humanities (Hanoi National University) said: “Reading Nguyen Huy Thiep’s works, we see that his writing is very calm, neutral, but behind is many hidden hidden. It is an opportunity for other independent works to exploit what he has not said clearly on the text … Seeing the adaptations or inspired by Nguyen Huy Thiep, we will see a wide dialogue. more, deeper, sharper with the things he left behind in his stories. These are all multi-tiered texts that evoke the discovery of the viewers and readers ”.

1. Which province is Tra Su Melaleuca forest? An Giang
Long An

Dong Thap Tra Su Melaleuca forest is located in Van Giao commune, Tinh Bien district, An Giang province. With an area of ​​845 hectares, this forest is home to many species of animals and plants. Image: Dzit_hi. 2. What record is the bridge located in Tra Su Melaleuca forest ecotourism area? The largest bamboo bridge in Vietnam

The longest bamboo bridge in Vietnam
The oldest bamboo bridge in Vietnam The bridge has a total length of over 10 km, is designed to bend to suit the terrain. Experience walking on a bamboo bridge and watching the green Melaleuca forest is something visitors cannot miss when coming to this land. Image: Nhuwinwinn. 3. What is the highlight of Tan Lap Melaleuca forest? Path through the forest
The bridge through the forest

Slide through the forest Tan Lap Melaleuca forest has a unique path through the Melaleuca forest, built from small knitting panels only about 1 meter wide connected. The road is divided into many branches, about 5 km long. Experiencing this trekking route is the fun thing you should try. Image: Quynh Quynh. 4. What activities can visitors experience at Xeo Quyt Melaleuca forest? Walk through the forest on a concrete road, explore tunnels, field kitchens, bamboo houses
Enjoy rice balls with sesame salt, go sailing in small canals
All of the above Xeo Quyt cajuput forest in My Hiep and My Long communes, Cao Lanh city, Dong Thap province. You can explore this place by moving on the long road, learn about the highlights here such as tunnels, field kitchens, bamboo houses. In addition, sitting on a boat weaving through small creeks among the cool green trees is also a “must try” experience. Do not forget to enjoy sesame salt rice ball – a dish associated with the resistance war of this military base. Image: Dinhhavi. 5. Food should not be missed when coming to Gao Giong Melaleuca forest? Dragon’s blood rice wrapped in lotus leaf
Sticky rice with lotus leaf
Broken rice with lotus leaf wrapping One of the dishes that are only available in the countryside of this river is the dragon’s blood rice, the traditional lotus leaf wrapped in rice. This rice dish is attracted by the sweet aroma, chewing carefully will feel the sweet taste and often served with sesame salt. Image: Pinterest. 6. Which river separates U Minh Melaleuca forest into 2 regions? Song Doc
River Trem
Co Chien River U Minh forest is divided by the Trem river into two regions, U Minh Thuong and U Minh Ha. Both regions are considered the biosphere, the green lung of the Mekong Delta. Image: Ha.phannn. 7. Which area of ​​U Minh forest is in the core zone of Mui Ca Mau World Biosphere Reserve? U Minh Ha
U Minh Thuong U Minh Ha, Mui Ca Mau National Park, West Sea coastal protection ranges are three small regions in the core zone of the World Biosphere Reserve of Cape Ca Mau. Image: Thamhiemmekong.

1. Michel Houellebecq, whose real name is Michel Thomas, is a famous French writer, poet and critic. He is famous for many works of great value to contemporary literature such as: Expand the scope of the fight, Basic Grain, Tilt, Map and Land… In his works, Michel Houellebecq often shows a dark and pessimistic look. Image: InsideHook.

Michel Houellebecq has a unique perspective with a hard, condensed, even harsh tone. Therefore, he became a strange author when there were both a lot of admirers and no shortage of bitter haters. But regardless of angle, one cannot deny the talent and personality of Michel Houellebecq. Photo: Amazon.

2. Frédéric Beigbeder born in 1955 in a well-off family in France. To him, literature seemed instinctive. The characters he builds often carry the traits of Beigbeder himself. Some of Beigbeder’s famous works include: A French novel, Romantic Selfish, Three Years of Love, Save! Forgive… Image: Emile Magazine.

In his satirical works, Frédéric Beigbeder often expresses a skillful, sarcastic tone of sarcasm. He likes to refer to himself as a selfish romantic, and this life is like a big comedy. Photo: Nha Nam.

3. Marc Levy perhaps the belated talent of world literature. He was born in 1961 and studied Computer Management at Paris-Dauphine University, France. At the age of 37, he officially released his first work – If I’m not a dream. Immediately, this surreal-colored love novel earned Marc Levy the prestigious Goya Award and worldwide fame. Image: Leparisien.

Of course, not only If you are not a dream but a series of later novels by Marc Levy also continuously entered the best-seller list in France and many countries. Works such as See you, Next Life, Shadow Thief, Another concept of happiness … have been translated into many different languages. According to the Europa Editions, the novels by Marc Levy have sold more than 30 million copies. Photo: Quidinh.

4. Guillaume Musso born in 1974 and is one of the most successful romance writers in France. Musso’s literature is special, like the perfect union between Marc Levy and Stephen King. In the past, after a traffic accident, Guillaume Musso became interested in learning, researching and composing details related to near-death experiences. His typical works on this subject are: And then… (Et après…). Image: Archyde.

In addition to handsome and thrilling colors, Guillaume Musso also shows romance and depth in his works. Perhaps, that is why his novels are very popular with fans. He is also the best-selling author in France for many years. Musso’s famous works can be mentioned: Life is a novel, The Secret Life of Writers, Skidamarink … Photo: Midori.

5. Michel Bussi born in 1965 in France, known as the king of French detective stories. In his works, thrilling cases and arduous journeys to find the villain, Michel Bussi also pays special attention to female characters, giving them plenty of space to express themselves. body, personality. Image: Teller Report.

Like Marc Levy, Michel Bussi came to literature quite late. In his 30s, he just started to compose and until 2007 did he publish his first work – The Mark in the Sand. However, with his talent, it didn’t take long for Michel Bussi to become famous for his distinctive style of detective. Cursed Treasures or Please do not let go of your hands are also favorite works of readers of French writers. Photo: Nha Nam.

Some recent literary fiction has been loved by readers.

However, it is not difficult to see that most of these literary works in Vietnam are foreign, such as Twenty thousand miles below the sea floor by Jules Verne writer; Ghost ship island, Fishman by Aleksander Romanovich Belyaev; People from Mars by Andy Weir; The Three Bodies by Luu Tu Han; Red rose by Pierce Brown … Vietnamese readers are therefore “thirsty” for literary fiction works composed by their own writers.

Not leaving behind as well as satisfying the expectations of the readers, in the past few years and now, Vietnamese literature has attracted the attention of fiction works. Writer Le Math has a book To the strange solar system, Through each page of the book, you can read with 5 teenagers in 5 continents with superior intelligence traveling to the end of the immense and deep space in the solar systems. From the earth, the stork spaceship brings 5 ​​teenagers soaring to meet many strange human species. There is a planet where humans have only one eye, one nostril, one ear growing on top of the head and can hear in four directions. They did not walk on both feet on the ground, but flew with a small cloud under their feet. 90 days of traveling through space, 5 teenagers return to their beloved earth. Amazingly, time on earth has passed 90 years.

Writer Nguyen Nhat Anh has a set of books The story of Lang Biang. The book series is a story about the interesting adventures of two main characters Nguyen and Kăply getting lost in the wizarding land of Lang Biang, coincidentally becoming two “Temple Warrior” with the task of destroying the Darkness faction. The series attracts readers because of its fast pace like an action movie, plus inherent witty and humorous details, especially the end is always beautiful and kind. Meanwhile, writer Truong Thanh Thuy has 2030 – fiction book is a special bond between vampires and wolves that have never been exploited in literature. In this book, by the method of metaphor, the author refers to the group of people who “sell their souls to the devil” to remind us of their greed, selfishness, and a deluded self. will bring unpredictable consequences.

Not long ago, volume 1 works of fiction Forest Devil Ruins by Nam Thanh and painter Nguyen Thanh Phong (drawing) were “out of stock” right after debut. Forest Devil Ruins describes the world in the 23rd century. There, the ruins of the second Chernobyl phastnoori nuclear power plant, leading to serious consequences for the earth. A masked assassin also appears with bear-deer crossbreeds creating chaos. According to the story line, the reader gradually approaches a world with Temno County, the life-manipulating matter of all things and the mind-manipulating technology called Aftermath and the wild species gradually gain intelligence. intelligence like human. From here on, a vast world full of tense upheaval opens up, revealing the plot to dominate the world of an “immortal” villain …

Many people expect that, along with the development of science, fiction will be an open sky, prompting writers to assert themselves and bring readers more unique works.