This scenic spot is located Wangfu Bamboo Seascape Area in Shizimiao Town, Luanchuan County, Luoyang The average temperature in summer is only 25°C, and the forest coverage rate of the entire scenic area is as high as 95%. The scenic area takes advantage of the natural advantages of “clear water, bamboos, large waterfalls, and coolness”, allowing tourists to enjoy the endless romance and fun of the countryside. At present, the ticket price of the scenic spot is only 20% off, and 42 yuan can be used to visit the national 4A-level scenic spot, which is very cost-effective.

Perhaps because most of the scenic spots around Luanchuan are so famous, such as Laojun Mountain, Chongdu Valley, Baoduzhai, Longyu Bay, Tianhe Grand Canyon, etc., many locals in Luoyang or Luanchuan still don’t know Wangfu Bamboo Seascape. . However, tourists who have visited here all say that the tickets are conscientious. The most suitable summer is to play in the water to escape the heat. The scenery is beautiful, but few people know it, but it happens to be less crowded, so you can enjoy it more easily, unlike other scenic spots. , Watching the scene becomes watching the people!

Wangfu Zhuhai Scenic Area was originally a targeted poverty alleviation project. The Wangfugou Village where it was located was originally a barely-known barren mountain valley. Driven by tourism, the villagers vigorously developed the tourism economy and set up farmhouses one after another. Many, this also enabled this provincial poverty-stricken village to get rid of poverty at the end of 2018, and is now vigorously developing beautiful rural construction, and has also won honors such as provincial forest health care base and rural tourism demonstration village.

In addition to the endless bamboo sea, the mountain spring waterfall in the scenic spot is the most worth visiting. There are a series of lakes and waterfalls, and there are continuous mountain springs everywhere, with three steps in one pool and five steps in one waterfall. From small waterfalls to large lakes, the water quality is crystal clear. In the scorching summer of June in Luoyang, it is most appropriate to bring your family and children here to escape the summer heat and play in the water, and to maintain your health.

Another thing to talk about is the health-care holiday wooden house villa here. It is located in the mountain and surrounded by bamboo forests. The window opens to see the mountain view. It is backed by the mountain and Fengshui. The location is particularly good. There are some frequent guests who live here for half a month and a month. Something good happens! I don’t know the true and false of the good things, but it’s so comfortable.

After talking about play and lodging, we must talk about food. First of all, we have the special bamboo forest walking chicken and the high mountain cold spring water rainbow trout. They are basically must-order specialties. Of course, there are also western Henan specialties, such as Luanchuan tofu and high mountain corn. Grizzly, Funiu Mountain wild products, etc., I think it’s expensive, and there are also ten yuan to take care of the full noodles. That amount is not good enough. A family of three is enough!

The rare bamboo forest landscape, the beautiful Funiu landscape, few beautiful scenery, summer children can play in the water, the elderly can be healthy and young people come to relax and escape the heat, it is very suitable for the whole family to travel, cost-effective.

Ziwei City, the main palace, political center and national symbol of the Sui, Tang, and Wu Zhou empires, was Luoyang City and Palace City in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, also known as Ziwei Palace. Founded in the first year of the Sui Dynasty, it was used successively in the Tang, Five Dynasties, and Song Dynasties. After seven dynasties, it has survived for more than 530 years. It is the palace with the most dynasties and the longest history in Chinese history. It was here that Wu Zetian was enthroned. The prosperity of Ziwei City at that time is no longer visible, but the millennium relics have reappeared in the sky, and its magnificent style can be traced, such as the south gate of Ziwei City-Yingtian Gate, Mingtang and Heaven in Ziwei City. With the archaeology and discovery of the ruins, Yingtianmen and Mingtang Tiantang have been rebuilt one after another. Among them, Yingtianmen is magnificent and magnificent, and it was the place where all nations came to the dynasty. On this tower, Emperor Yang of Sui initiated the dynasty of all nations, Li Shimin issued an order to burn the city, Tang Gaozong interrogated “Korea political affairs”, Wu Zetian delivered an enthroned speech, and Tang Xuanzong met with the Japanese envoy to the Tang dynasty… its historical significance and majesty it goes without saying. When today we stand under the tower, walk under the tower, and stroll among the towers, our nostalgia and long-distance thinking about history are so “nearly late”. Especially when facing the ruins, it seems that you have come to Luoyang, the god capital more than 1,300 years ago. In the autumn of 1960, archaeologists found the Yingtianmen site; in the autumn of 1980, the Xique and Xifei corridors of the Yingtianmen site were discovered; in 1990, the Yingtianmen Dongque site reappeared. This huge building complex in the shape of “door”, which is composed of gate towers, duo towers, fault towers and the corridors between them, finally reveals its true colors. It is magnificent and magnificent. It is the first archeological excavation in the two capitals of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Palace ruins. The scope of the lower platform base of the entire site is 137 meters from east to west, 60 meters from north to south, and the gate is 25 meters deep. A 120-foot (35 meters) city gate is built on such a platform. You can imagine it. Majestic. Its pier is 51 meters long from east to west, 26.5 meters wide from north to south, and the Sanmen Road is 5 meters wide. The middle is the royal road, and the left enters and the right exits. The Sanmendao is the requirement of the feudal political etiquette system, and it is the inheritance and development of the Sanmendao system formed since the Qin and Han dynasties. In front of the gate, there are two-way three-outlets that symbolize royal majesty. There are a total of twelve faults on the east and west sides. It is the highest level of the ancient city gate system and the highest courtesy system enjoyed by the emperor. Que is one of the highest-level architectural forms in ancient China. The highest-level in the Que system is the three-out que, which is dedicated to the emperor and has a respectable status. It is a unique landmark building in the world. It can be seen that Yingtian Gate is one of the highest gates in ancient China. Yingtianmen site is mainly divided into early and late phases. The early gate site may be rebuilt in the prime of Tang Dynasty, and the late gate site may be rebuilt in the late Tang and Northern Song dynasties. With the continuous archaeology and discovery of the Yingtianmen site, as archaeologists based on the site layout, existing objects, historical documents, etc., the majestic palaces of the year are now reappearing, and today people have a glimpse of the style in the form of a ruins museum. Although we cannot be sure that today’s Yingtian Gate looks like the architectural form more than 1300 years ago, it is at least certain that today’s Yingtian Gate illustrates the grandeur and grandeur of the Ziwei city thousands of years ago. When we walked inside again, descended into the ruins, and watched the historic buildings that had long been buried by the Long River revealing a little trace, the heart of awe became particularly heavy. When the Chinese Cultural Heritage Institute and the School of Architecture of Tsinghua University kept the proportions, scales and colors of historical buildings to the utmost extent, I couldn’t help but be amazed, and I couldn’t help but sigh: Awe of history is the awe of our future. The currently open Yingtianmen site is divided into two parts: The first part is a protective cover built on the site. The base is a square base 120 meters long, 60 meters wide and 9.2 meters high. The second part is an imaginary model based on documentary records and excavation of the site. It is 50.3 meters high and consists of a gate tower in the middle, two towers on both sides and a que building extending to the south, with east-west corridors and left and right flying corridors in the middle. Connected, the whole is a huge building group in the shape of “door”. But in the face of the reconstruction of such an old site, a building complex of great significance, some netizens always complain about it as “reinforced concrete”, “is the cement dry”, and even more ironically “the first door in the universe” and “the first door in concrete”. “…Why is this? What is the meaning?

With such an enviable tone and such unabashed praise, what kind of charm does this once majestic city have? He publishes the picture, Luo publishes the book. An ancient city, an epic. A Luoyang city, half of Chinese history. The charm of this is too much to be exhausted. But the warm and elegant atmosphere of spiritual life, the first thing that came to my mind was the picture of literati and ink guest chanting poetry and drinking in the peony garden. If you go to Luoyang in spring, if you don’t take a look at Peony, you will lose a taste of the ancient capital. “Luoyang is the most suitable flower, and the peony is especially wonderful in the world.” Its cultivation began in the Sui Dynasty, flourished in the Tang Dynasty, and was in the world in the Song Dynasty. The wealthy peony in the Wangcheng Park impressed me deeply. Although the flowering period of Luoyang peony has passed, the stunning and floral fragrance still lingers in the memory. How beautiful is peony? The sentence “Only the true national color of peony, the capital will move when the flowers bloom” has been passed down through the ages, and the sentence “The flowers bloom and fall on the 20th, the people in a city are crazy” are still unforgettable. Luoyang is an ancient city. It has a history of at least 3,000 years from the Western Zhou Dynasty and Chengzhou City. It is one of the most important historical ancient capitals in the Chinese civilization. Its peony cultivation originated in Heluo and has a history of more than 1600 years. Luoyang, as one of the peony cultivation centers, had systematic flower planting skills as early as the Tang and Song Dynasties, forming the custom of viewing flowers and poems, paintings and calligraphy, legends, costumes, etc. related to peony, which derived Luoyang peony culture and flower viewing. The wind prevailed for a while. Today, the annual Luoyang Peony Fair is still a crowd of flowers, competing to see the beauty of the peony. When I walked into the Luoyang Wangcheng Park today, the history goes back a thousand years, and I seem to be walking in the ancient city of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. But today, I don’t want to be immersed in the river of history, because I am in the peony garden. Wangcheng Park is named after being built on the site of the ancient city of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. It is the first relic park in China and one of the main venues of the previous peony fairs in Luoyang, covering an area of ​​1,080 acres. When I traveled to Luoyang in late April this year, although some Luoyang netizens said that “the flowers in the urban area are basically defeated”, it seems that “the flower time is difficult to stay for a long time. “Nothing to buy” with emotion. But with the thick soil of five thousand years and the fragrance of flowers in thirteen dynasties, I was fortunate enough to have seen the Luoyang peony, which is known as the “best in the world”. National color peony, ten thousand flowers in one crystal. There are more than 840 peony varieties and more than 100,000 trees in Wangcheng Park. It is divided into three flower viewing areas (Luoyang Peony Garden, Purple Spot Peony Garden, and Fine Peony Garden). Black, pink, red, purple, white, blue, green, and multi-color peonies compete with each other, attracting countless tourists. Although I have never seen black, blue, and multi-color peonies, the colors of pink, green, purple, and white are still awe-inspiring. The shutter of the camera cannot be stopped when I press it. It was the first time to appreciate peony in Luoyang, and the feeling of being in the ancient capital deepened my feelings for peony. When the tourists beside them couldn’t help but exclaimed, the peonies in the green leaves were still so graceful, luxurious, rich and dignified, and they were not bothered by the hustle and bustle at all. It is said that in the Tang Dynasty, peony flowers bloomed, and the whole city rushed out to admire it. The literati and inexperiencers also like to chant peony, and do not hesitate to praise it with beautiful words. Among them, Liu Yuxi’s “Appreciation of Peony” is the most well-known. Thousand-year imperial capital, Peony Flower City. Today Luoyang is not only a thousand-year-old ancient capital standing majestically between Mount Mang and Yique, but also an ordinary and tranquil city. The prosperous chapters of the Han, Wei, Tang and Song Dynasties still have traces to follow. In the past, the poems were the chants of poets. Among the crowds, low eyebrows looked for their feet, raised their foreheads to look at the sky, and looked back at the long river. As the saying goes: “Mountains and rivers encircle Kyushu. The deep valleys are a few mausoleums. For thousands of years, the city of Luoyang will flourish.” There is also a zoo in the Wangcheng Park. It is the zoo with the most South China tigers in China and the number one in the world. It is the largest comprehensive park in Henan Province.

Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park is located in the center of Lang Biang Plateau (Lam Vien), in Lac Duong and Dam Rong districts (Lam Dong). According to introductory information, this national park is named after the two highest mountains in the region, Bidoup (2,287 m) and Nui Ba (Lang Biang, 2,167 m). Photo: Quy Tran. Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park was established in 2004, on the basis of reclassification of Bidoup – Nui Ba Nature Reserve. This place contributes to preserving regional biodiversity, preserving indigenous cultural characteristics, serving scientific research – education, developing eco-tourism, strengthening security – defense… Photo : Bidoup National Park – Nui Ba. Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park is the core area of ​​Lang Biang World Biosphere Reserve, recognized by UNESCO in 2015. Located in the north of Lam Dong province, this is one of four national biodiversity centers. , at altitudes from 650 m to nearly 2,300 m with several different forest systems. Photo: Dang Tuan. According to the data of Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park, this place is one of 221 endemic bird regions of the world. Research shows that the garden has about 301 species of birds, belonging to 67 families, among the most bird-rich regions of Vietnam. Photo: Marc Choisy. According to the data of Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park, about plants, there are about 1,966 species of 966 genera, 188 families, with many rare species listed in the Red Book. Coming here, visitors can learn about red pine, green cypress, po mu, two-leaf pine, forest orchid, azalea… Photo: Tan Tai. In early 2021, scientists discovered Tra mi Langbiang (Camellia langbianensis) in Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park, exactly 90 years after the French collected the first specimen of this flower (1931). For a long time, botanists at home and abroad thought that flowers were extinct. Photo: Lam Dong newspaper. To Bidoup – Nui Ba National Park, visitors can join the Bidoup ecotourism route. Bidoup Peak in Da Chais Commune, Lac Duong District, Lam Dong Province, is the highest mountain in Lam Vien Plateau. Many young people like to explore and conquer Bidoup in the dry season, the most beautiful season of the year. Photo: Ngakuu.

Tourist attractions across China are attracting large numbers of visitors from May 1 to May 5, creating an overcrowded scene rarely seen since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. In the photo, hundreds of tourists crowded at the Great Wall, about 60 km from the center of Beijing. This scene was also recorded at Hoang Hac Lau (Wuhan), Longmen cave (Luoyang), Tai mountain (Thai An)… Photo: People Visual. It is estimated that there are about 265 million journeys by road, train, boat and plane. The number exceeded 195 million in 2019, setting a new travel record for the May holiday of the country of billions of people. Photo: People Visual. Not only tourist sites, highways, train stations and airports also witnessed similar congestion. A resident surnamed Ma in Luoyang told the Global Times that it took him more than four hours for a typical 40-minute trip. “The only good thing is that the highway toll has been waived during the holiday season,” Ma said. Photo: People Visual. In the cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, travel demand has increased and is estimated to be on par with 2019, when the epidemic had not yet appeared, according to traffic official Li Huaqiang. Photo: People Visual. In Wuhan, 11,000 people attended the Strawberry Music Festival on May 1. The two-day festival brings together local singers and bands on three stages at Wuhan’s Garden Expo park. Other Strawberry Music Festival events are also held in major cities, including Beijing, during the national holiday. Photo: Reuters. In 2020, this music event will only be held online due to the pandemic. “Last year, we were infected with the virus. It was not easy to get to where we are today. Everyone put in a lot of effort. So I feel extremely excited to be able to attend the festival. this,” said Gao Yuchen, a 23-year-old student in Wuhan. Photo: Reuters. Chinese authorities have warned that attractions should limit the number of visitors and have a ticketing system to control the flow of people. Travelers need to present a “health code” – a health record, an electronic schedule on a phone – to prove they are not at risk of spreading Covid-19 to others. Photo: People Visual. Of the 50 most searched terms on social media, 10 are about the holidays. Travelers often complain about crowding, overcrowding. Meanwhile, others share at home, staying away from crowds is still the best option. Photo: People Visual. Just before the holiday, China announced 16 more cases of the virus, down 13 cases from a day earlier. The country’s National Health Commission said all were immigrants. As of early May, China has more than 90,000 infections, the number of deaths from Covid-19 is 4,636. Photo: People Visual.

1. Which mountain peak is considered the “roof” of Da Lat? Lang Biang
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Dai Binh At an altitude of more than 2,100 m, Lang Biang peak is likened to the “roof” of Da Lat. This mountain is located in Lac Duong district, Lam Dong province, about 12 km from the center of Da Lat city to the north. This place is likened to an important cultural symbol of the misty highland, attracting tourists everywhere. Image: _nga_dtn. 2. How is the name of this mountain usually explained? Legend of mother and child love between K’Lang and H’Biang
Legend of brotherhood between K’Lang and H’Biang
Legend of love between K’Lang and H’Biang The name Lang Biang is often explained by combining the names of the K’Lang guy and the H’Biang girl, according to the legend of the K’Ho ethnic group with many different versions. Because of the conflict between the tribes, they fell in love but could not come together, creating a famous romantic and tragic legend. Image: Lopinanadya. 3. Which place in Da Lat has the stylized design of Lang Biang mountain peak? Da Lat Biology Sub-Institute

Dalat Railway Station
Da Lat Pedagogical College Located in ward 10, 5 km from the center of Da Lat city (Lam Dong), Da Lat station is considered the most beautiful ancient train station in Vietnam and Indochina. The main building of the station has a unique architectural style with three pyramidal roofs, the stylized three peaks of Lang Biang mountain and the communal house in the Central Highlands. The center top is painted with a large clock face recording the time when Doctor Yersin discovered Da Lat. 4. Lang Biang Biosphere Reserve was recognized by UNESCO as a world biosphere reserve in which year? 2015
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two thousand and thirteen Lang Biang Biosphere Reserve is the 9th biosphere reserve of Vietnam recognized by UNESCO (May 9, 2015). This place is characterized by the diversity and abundance of vegetation, with about 1,940 different species of plants. Image: Limsy0808. 5. The weather in Dalat is usually divided into how many seasons in a day? 4 seasons in one day
3 seasons in one day
2 seasons in one day Because it is located at an altitude of 1,500 m above sea level, Da Lat’s climate is mild and cool all year round. Weather in Da Lat usually has 4 seasons in a day: Early morning is the weather of spring, noon is summer, afternoon is autumn, and night is winter. The average temperature of the whole year is 17-19 degrees Celsius, so you can travel to Dalat at any time. Image: Bui Huy Tuong. 6. What is Da Lat called today? Foggy city, sad city, little Paris

City of love, land of cherry blossoms, land of light
Both answers above Da Lat today has many names, prominent among them are “sad city”, “foggy city”, “city of love”, “cherry blossom country” or “little Paris”… All All these names are very poetic and romantic, bringing everyone’s love to Da Lat. Image: Thuan Vo. 7. What is the name of the big square in the center of Da Lat city? Xuan Huong Square

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Lam Vien Square Lam Vien Square has an area of ​​​​more than 7,200 m2, located next to Xuan Huong Lake, the “heart” of Da Lat City. The square’s campus is full of unique architectural works, a commercial center, a stage, a cafe, a fountain… serving visitors to enjoy and admire the scenery. Image: Quang Ngoc.

Album Into The Woods Mr. Dang Cong Nhat (HCMC) recorded a 2-day and 1-night picnic in Lac Duong forest, pursuing a type of Vintage camping (traditional camping). “We chose Lac Duong because this location is not too difficult to go, moreover, the terrain and climate suitable for the vintage fashion we pursue”, Mr. Cong Nhat shared with Zing. “Unlike normal travel, nature discovery journey offers a more enjoyable experience,” he said. The trip has a style similar to wildlife survival but is not challenging but aims to be in harmony with nature and explore your own limits. The necessary equipment for the trip include: cooking utensils, tents, sleeping bags, blankets, waterproof tarpaulins, and some camping tools such as knives, axes, lights … “The items are synchronous, the same style is Vintage Americana (American classic), but each member will have variations. Like me the Vintage Military style (military classic) with US WW2 tent (American tent However, most of the items dating back to the 1930s – 1970s, have the same design and materials to create a unified whole, “Nhat said. Vintage Camping has many limitations because it does not have the support of modern equipment, needs proficiency skills, as well as physical requirements. However, the trip offers an unforgettable experience. Spent two days without phone waves, no noise or dust pollution, Nhat said: “Camping like this helps to feel more with nature. We can watch more and more carefully because we often camp. Two days or more. Fun activities like spring bath, cooking, night star viewing, or regional botanical exploration. This type of picnic is quite new in Vietnam. “If young people want to join, we should camp in close and safe places first to gain experience. We also go for many years before we dare to go,” said Nhat. He added: “Vintage Camping is for those who are really passionate because they have to spend time researching and understanding each item, the amount of money to own them is not cheap.”

Legendary feet crossed mountains, ice forests. Postman of Labor Hero Cil Mup Ha Krieng, once flying in the middle of the Central Highlands, his legendary bare feet that once crossed the distance by five rounds of the earth, has no longer “followed his father’s footsteps every day. “To read the letters by the fire together to call the afternoon of the distant village … He returned to Mother LangBiang Mountain on April 6, after a long illness. The unseasonal rain seemed to pour water, blinding the village of B’Nơh C, district Lạc Dương, Lâm Đồng. From now on, Ha Krieng can no longer listen to her stories, the story of the postman’s job in the streams, the forest, the people of Co Ho village at the foot of the legendary LangBiang mountain range. Ha Krieng was born in 1957. In 1982, he was accepted to work in the news delivery team of the Post Office of Lac Duong district, responsible for three mail routes from the district center to Da Chais, Bang Tieng, and Dam Ron. Without the miracle of a boy carrying seven miles to cross mountains and forests, he only has the strong bare feet of a mountain boy and a passion for his career. During 13 years of restlessness, Postman of Labor Hero Cil Mup Ha Krieng has crossed tens of thousands of kilometers of forest roads, facing difficulties and dangers, in hunger and forest malaria to “link” the merchants. Remote village to the outside world. In 2010, as healthy as the wild deer Ha Krieng suddenly collapsed, his clear eyes cannot see the LangBiang range in front of him. Ms. K’Hai, wife of Ha Krieng was sadly sad: He was working normally and felt headache and blurred vision. That is to notify the unit to be treated. The Post Hospital in Saigon said Ha Krieng had a tumor in the brain. From that day on, Ha Krieng suffered from memory loss, blurred vision, and went astray many times. Once lost to the East Bus Station in Ho Chi Minh City, fortunately remembered the home phone number to call … From the day she got sick, Ha Krieng had to sit in a wheelchair and K’Hai continued to tell the story of “legendary legs “. “Fortunately, thanks to the post office, the love of the villagers, Ha Krieng is strong enough to fight the disease, stay with her mother and child as much …”, Ms. K’Hai said. Back to the story of the letter, the distance that Ha Krieng overcame adds up to five circles of the earth’s circumference. This feat surprised all the delegates attending the National Emulation Congress held in Hanoi in 2000, when listening to the summary report, telling the story of cutting forests, ice mountains to deliver official documents, documents, letter … presented by postman Ha Krieng before being awarded the title “Labor Hero in the doi moi era” in 2001. Ha Krieng once told me, the shortest and easiest route to go is Lac Duong – Pang Tieng, which also takes 12 hours on foot, both back and forth. And the most arduous and dangerous route is the Lac Duong – Dam Ron route, with a length of 70 km walking through the forest and 24 hours of walking … Because he is an indigenous ethnic person, fluent in forest roads, at that time Young, in good health, and with flexible legs, Ha Krieng is regularly assigned to take charge of this mailing route. In order to deliver newsletters from Lac Duong to Dam Ron, Ha Krieng and her colleagues had to leave from 5am and walk until after 17pm to arrive. In addition to cutting forests, they also have to pass many passes and slopes. Doc Troi, is a slope that leaves many impressions, when going up it takes about 90 minutes, sometimes down about 50 minutes, this slope is upright, many sections must cling to branches or roots of forest trees to climb, people behind only see human feet. Going ahead because thick fog all year round … over Rock slope, then over Lam Brun mountain, below is a deep stream, fast flowing water in rainy season, to cross stream, you have to cut down trees to make a temporary bridge. Just like that, day by day, month and month, they crossed the mountains together, crossed the forest to deliver official letters, letters, documents … Along the way, they had to deal with wild animals, wild animals and forest malaria. I used to work in the post office, then switched to journalism and traveled a lot with the postal workers, so it was quite clear. That day, each postman was given a pair of tank shoes, but it only took a few times to fail. You make your own sandals with car cover, rubber strap or wood rattan. But Ha Krieng said, walking barefoot is still “durable” and most convenient, because it can cling to slippery rocks, though many times of bleeding … Besides the danger of the terrain, in this area from 1975 to 1985 is at the center of Fulro’s activities. Before leaving, Ha Krieng had to “play a loincloth, bare shoulder” like a young Co Ho going to the forest. Documents and documents are hidden on the bottom of the binder (double layer binder), above the “camouflage” of some essential things to “cover the eyes” Fulro, if you miss them. Postman Ha Krieng delivered the letter to the remote areas. That day, the postman brothers in charge of this mail route all shared the same fear of being ambushed, the tension always waiting on each trip. Ha Krieng’s group has two colleagues who have stayed forever in the middle of the world … Many times it is so hard and stressful, he also wants to leave the unit to work on a field, a place to live with his wife and children. But then think of teammates, fellow citizens, they are always hungry for food, lack of shirts, letters, letters and the times when you give letters, news to them, they are very happy, they are so precious … so you continue with work. Now, on the road of B’Nơh C village, the sun has not stopped every afternoon, there is no longer the elite son of the village in a wheelchair. The legendary legs for a while rested. The village business no longer hears Ha Krieng calling: We have a letter!

Barefoot postman Ha K’Rieng on the way to deliver letters Photo: Documents The danger still doesn’t give up Ha K’Rieng (K’Ho people) was born in 1957 in Đạ Tông commune, Lạc Dương district, Lâm Đồng. In 1982, he was accepted to work in the mail delivery team of the district post office, in charge of three mail routes from the district center to Da Chais, Pang Tieng and Dam Ron. In which, the Lac Duong – Dam Ron route is the most arduous and dangerous. If going on a big road, having to pass a 200 km long road, Ha K’Rieng chooses a shortcut through the forest to shorten the mail route to 70 km. To conquer this journey, Ha K’Rieng has to walk 24 hours and on average he has to take 2 such trips per week. On the way to Dam Ron, he had to climb two steep mountain slopes, so high that the posterior could only see the feet of the person in front of him. at the same time pass many fast flowing streams. However, that is far from seeping in comparison to the fear of being knocked down by wild malaria, attacked by wild animals, and in ambushes by Fulro. Ha K’Rieng (second from left) when sick Once, he and his friend Ha Su went to deliver a letter. Groping through the forest under dense fog and rain, a bear suddenly rushed to grab Ha Su. Seeing you use both hands to hold the mouth of the bouncing bear, Ha K’Rieng put his hand behind his back to take the bar to store in the basket, but it has been lost ever since. He shouted as he scolded the bear with the stone and twigs. Then find the leaves of the forest to chew on and cover your wounds from the scratches of the bear to stop the bleeding and then lead you to the infirmary. In 1978, Y Djao Nie, the self-proclaimed Prime Minister of the “Fulro De-Ga Government” was killed by his subordinates, and replaced by Y Ghok Nie Krieng, placing the headquarters of the Fulro reaction force in the Dam area. . From the deep forest, they radiate ambushes, attack on soldiers, terrorize officials, making the business trips of the News Group even more dangerous. In August 1980, two people in the News Group in Lac Duong, Lieng Jang Ha Huong and Ndu Ha Rang, died while transferring letters and letters to Dam Ron. That day, on a business trip, when they met a car of the Lac Duong District Medical Center, they asked for a ride. The car carrying 12 people ran to the Heaven Gate area when the Fulro forces ambushed and shot and killed 11 people on the spot, only Mr. Le Van Duong (Malaria Station technician) survived. In order to avoid Fulro’s attention, when traveling on a business trip, Ha K’Rieng had to wear loincloths to disguise himself as a militant. Dispatches and letters are hidden at the bottom of the basket, while the upper is for food and common items. Walk 5 circles around the earth Remembering in 1995, when meeting in Dam Ron, Ha K’Rieng showed me a brand new motorbike and excitedly said: The provincial post office supported me to buy this vehicle to deliver letters and parcels. From now on, it will be much less strenuous than before, and the delivery time for letters and parcels has been significantly shortened. However, due to traffic difficulties, many high mountains and deep pools have to be overcome, so in the rainy season, you have to wrap the chain on the tires to pass the muddy and slippery roads. Heavy rains, muddy dirt roads, subsidence, Ha K’Rieng had to leave the car at home, continue walking. We calculate, the distance he walked up the mountain pass for 13 consecutive years (1982 – 1995) combined must be 5 times as long as he went around the earth. Seeing me staring at the big, rough legs, Ha K’Rieng confided: “The unit has equipped the postman’s shoes but is miserable, after just a few trips, the base is punctured. We came up with a homemade style of sandals with car shell soles and rattan straps, which is just fine. But in the end, barefoot is still the best, because it is possible to click on slippery moss, although sometimes the feet bleed from rubbing on crushed stones, thorns … ” Due to the characteristics of her profession, Ha K’Rieng retired at the age of 50. Unfortunately, just a few years later, he developed brain tumor. He underwent an eight-hour operation, was in a coma for 8 days, and more than a month later was released from the hospital. Although life was regained from the hand of death, health increasingly deteriorated. His eyes were fading and almost completely blind, his legs could no longer stand, his hands were shaking, his body was swollen … A few days ago, receiving the news of his death, and being sent back to the heavenly realm, everyone who knew this earthly hero felt pity.

For a few days, the incident became the town’s gossip. However, police have struggled to identify the person who died from the burns that were so severe. Public interest gradually faded. The woman’s name seems to be forever unknown.

In China’s megacities, large numbers of unclaimed corpses have become a pressing problem. Although country figures are not available, the total is at least in the tens of thousands. Urban morgues, funeral homes and hospitals complain that they have been stretched to full capacity.

But Truong Dai Dung could not let the incident sink. The intelligent man who once dreamed of becoming a scientist was unable to fulfill his dream of suffering from ankylosing spondylitis, a form of weakness of the spine.

According to Truong, he could not move without much pain. Zhang had to lie in bed, “detained in a home prison”. His thoughts often returned to the mysterious corpse, wondering where the woman had come from.

Then one day, Truong discovered an advertisement in a local newspaper. Post by a man searching for his missing wife, last seen wearing a red coat. Zhang contacted the man and the Luoyang police later confirmed that the body was in fact his wife.

Truong found his god.

Truong looks for information on the internet

The 57-year-old has since spent decades identifying the unidentified corpses languishing in the city’s morgues.

From his bedroom in Luoyang, Zhang built a website called an anonymous dead database, containing records of more than 3,300 corpses.

The 57-year-old has since spent decades identifying the unidentified corpses languishing in the city’s morgues.

For several hours each week, Zhang peered into the archive of press archives, police notices and public documents to update the website, moving himself around with the help of a metal ring hanging from the ceiling. Bedroom. He runs the project entirely by himself and receives little remuneration for the work.

But Truong says the website gives meaning to his life. Although he rarely hears from users, he knows the hundreds of people who regularly check the database, flipping from page to page on the list.

“I am part of a disadvantaged group,” Truong told reporters. Finding even more disadvantaged people, that at least gives me consolation. ”

However, there are many more families that Truong is helpless to help.

In China’s megacities, large numbers of unclaimed corpses have become a pressing problem. Although country figures are not available, the total is at least in the tens of thousands. Urban morgues, funeral homes and hospitals complain that they have been stretched to full capacity.

The problem is partly the result of massive internal exodus that China has experienced in recent decades. Many of the unidentified deaths are believed to be wanderers or unregistered migrants, who flooded the cities during China’s economic boom. While some died from violence, others drowned, had an accident or died in hospital.

China’s lack of a consistent system for identifying the dead and handling anonymous corpses has exacerbated the problem. Across the country, a large number of anonymous cadavers remain unresolved, and bodies are left long ago in refrigerating equipment.

China does not have a national database equivalent to the national system of missing and unidentified Americans. According to the China Newsweek, a state-run magazine, China’s Ministry of Public Security maintains internal records of missing persons and unidentified death records, but they are not linked together and cross-checking is difficult. . These records are also not accessible to the public.

When it comes to identifying victims, even the Chinese police often feel helpless – especially those in underdeveloped areas. Although forensic technology has improved significantly in recent years, the results of an investigation ultimately depend on the records investigators have access to.

Winsome Lee, a forensic anthropologist based in Hong Kong, said: “We will do a lot of analysis and modeling, but ultimately it depends on having a relative providing clues or DNA to we match or not. Our role is really limited. ”

Tian Chen, a policeman from Xining, Qinghai Province, northwest China, recalls an unsolved case he handled last year. When a male body was found in the village, Dien’s team was assigned to identify the deceased.

Officers collected samples, conducted DNA analysis, and searched Thanh Hai province records of dead bodies and unidentified people. They also posted missing person notices on China’s WeChat social app and on local media. But these things did not yield any results.

“We can only test big data within Thanh Hai province,” Dien said.

After three months of fruitless work, the group was forced to close the file and cremate the body, as the local funeral home refused to keep it. “The funeral homes here are full of corpses,” Dien said.

These problems are not unique to Tay Ninh. In cities across China, unclaimed and unidentified bodies are filling morgue and funeral homes, while authorities are arguing over how to handle them.

Vu Tu Hai, in charge of social affairs at the Luoyang Interior Bureau, said unclaimed corpses consume about 15% of the city’s funeral home capacity. Some of the bodies were there for a decade and forgotten by the police.

Vu said: “The police only sent the body there, then no one bothered to follow it.”

The problem is partly the result of massive internal exodus that China has experienced in recent decades. Many of the unidentified deaths are believed to be wanderers or unregistered migrants, who flooded the cities during China’s economic boom. While some died from violence, others drowned, had an accident or died in hospital.