In the role of captain of the Vietnamese team, Que Ngoc Hai always plays to the fullest in both time and quality. The cleaning center in 1993 just completed a new house in Vinh City (Nghe An) not long ago. Photo: Teb Tran TV Que Ngoc Hai’s house is built on a land of more than 100m2, spacious design, has three floors. Photo: Teb Tran TV The first floor is the yard and living room. The 2nd floor has 2 bedrooms and a resting place. The third floor is a worship room, a small room to relax and a terrace. Photo: Teb Tran TV The value of the land and the cost of completing the house is estimated at several billion dong. This is the result that Nghe midfielder and his wife got after a period of hard work. Photo: Teb Tran TV According to the disclosure, the wife of midfielder Que Ngoc Hai designed and selected the interior herself, taking the light gray tone as the main color for the house. Photo: FBNV. In the house, there is a skylight that helps the space to stay open, getting maximum natural light. Photo: Teb Tran TV In the middle of the first floor is a modern sofa set. Photo: Teb Tran TV Next to it is a cabinet hanging medals and rewards of Que Ngoc Hai in his football career. Photo: Teb Tran TV The kitchen and dining table are connected to the living room to create an open space. Photo: Teb Tran TV The bedroom of the couple Que Ngoc Hai is simple, with an additional balcony to enjoy the wind. Photo: Dream Home Sunny daughter’s room stands out with pink cabinets and beds. Photo: Teb Tran TV The bathroom is clean and spacious. The captain of the Vietnamese team also bought his daughter a bathtub. Photo: Teb Tran TV The terrace on the 3rd floor is large and airy. Photo: Teb Tran TV Que Ngoc Hai also designed a steam room to relax. The cost alone for this room was more than 200 million VND. Photo: Teb Tran TV Video: Close-up of the Vietnamese team on their way to the UAE to win tickets for the third qualifying round of the 2022 World Cup. Source: Vietnamnet

Lighthouse is the symbol of Vung Tau city. Currently, our country has 92 lighthouses stretching from Mong Cai (Quang Ninh) to Ha Tien (Kien Giang). If most lighthouses are located on islands or places with rugged terrain, Vung Tau lighthouse is one of the few lighthouses built in the city area. Because of that, over the years, Vung Tau lighthouse has become one of the must-see attractions of tourists when coming to this coastal city. According to the information of the sign attached to the lighthouse’s body, the first construction was built in 1862 at an altitude of 149m above sea level. In 1910, the lighthouse was moved up and newly built at an altitude of 170m above sea level. The lighthouse is 18m high, 3m in diameter, effective range is from 23 to 34 nautical miles. Located at the highest position of Vung Tau city, when visiting the lighthouse, visitors can see the whole scene of the coastal city. On a slightly lower hill next to it is a statue of Christ the Redeemer with outstretched arms, built in imitation of the world famous statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). Looking to the south is the deep blue and rich East Sea that is nurturing the people here day by day. Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Ninh is proud: “If you come here in the evening, you will not only see the shimmering Vung Tau city when the lights are on, but also feel the light of the lighthouse when on duty to guide and illuminate the ship. , boat. For the people of Vung Tau city, this lighthouse is a symbol and pride for more than a hundred years.” With the ancient architecture of the lighthouse, charming natural scenery, and cool air, Vung Tau lighthouse is an attractive “check-in” point, welcoming nearly 1 million visitors every year. Although newly repainted in 2019 to withstand the harshest weather and time, Vung Tau lighthouse still retains its ancient and unique features, being one of the oldest lighthouses in the region. Southeast Asia. Mr. Hoang Trung Kien, a tourist from Hanoi said: “I have been to Vung Tau many times, but today, I just had the opportunity to go to the lighthouse. Indeed, not only can I see the important works of Vung Tau, but I can also receive the cool breeze from the sea to melt away fatigue from the long distance. Standing from the lighthouse looking down, you can see how charming the coastal city of Vung Tau is.

On May 22, the temperature in Hanoi was at 36-38 degrees Celsius, children, young people, women … Sai Son commune (Quoc Oai district) went swimming at Long Tri Lake in the relic of Thay Pagoda. The lake has a history of more than 1,000 years, famous as a place to relax and enjoy the people around the commune every summer. In the summer and afternoon, the large yard with a cool lake is the place where countless activities such as soccer, swimming… This year, due to the complicated situation of the Covid-19 epidemic, the temple management set up barricades. two aisles, not accepting guests. However, some people climbed over the fence to get inside. Recently, when the ponds and lakes in Sai Son commune were gradually filled, the number of people flocking to Long Tri lake increased. In addition, the wastewater system of surrounding houses is redirected, not discharged into the lake, keeping the water clean, so people can swim with peace of mind. The temperature of the day at its peak reached 38 degrees Celsius, many young children could not sit still at home to suffer the sweltering heat. The cool water attracts enough from children, young people… to women in the village. Do Do (2nd grade) lives next to the lake, every afternoon I ask my parents’ permission to come out here to swim and play with my friends. “It’s so much fun watching you guys take a bath, so I want to join in too,” Do smiled and plunged into the cool water. Quynh Nga has had several years of swimming experience at Long Tri Lake, but before leaving the house, her parents always equip her with life jackets for safety. Many children enjoy doing somersaults from above and then splashing water. People living around Long Tri Lake, who do not go swimming, also take advantage of their chairs to sit and enjoy the wind along the shore. However, unlike every year, due to the recommendation to avoid large gatherings to limit the spread of the disease, the number of people coming here has also decreased significantly.