Volunteers injecting experimental vaccine Covivac. Photo: General Writing Domestic vaccines can reach 20-30 million doses/year According to the Ministry of Health, so far, the country has two manufacturers researching and developing vaccines against Covid-19.
The Nanocovax vaccine of the Nanogen Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Joint Stock Company has been approved for a phase 3 clinical trial (TNLS). In the past few days, the Military Medical Academy has administered experimental injections to volunteers aged 18.
According to the research outline, phase 3 will test on about 13,000 volunteers in many provinces and cities such as Hanoi, Hung Yen, Long An, Tien Giang, etc. In the North, the Military Medical Academy will act as the focal point for deployment. at Military Medical Hospital 103 and Hung Yen province’s preventive health center deployed locally. The southern area will be professionally handled by the Pasteur Institute in Ho Chi Minh City, in collaboration with the preventive health centers of Long An and Tien Giang provinces.
At the Military Medical Academy, there are currently more than 6,000 volunteers registered to participate in the trial, of which more than 600 people have been screened and are eligible to participate. In the immediate future, in the first phase of the TNLS phase 3, the Military Medical Academy will test 1,000 people. According to the Military Medical Academy, before that, in stages 1 and 2 of the Nano Covax vaccine trial, 100% of people who injected immunity were protected against the attack of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
In the phase 3 trial, the Nano Covax vaccine was administered to volunteers from 18 years of age, and there was no maximum age limit for the trial participants. Currently, the oldest person to register for TNLS injection phase 3 is 83 years old. Nano Covax vaccine will also be administered to volunteers with chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes (stable disease, do not inject during acute phase) to evaluate the results of immunogenicity. fluid, post-injection reaction… The results of the phase 3 clinical trial are the basis for the Ministry of Health to grant emergency permits and widely inject people to prevent the Covid-19 epidemic, which is expected in the fourth quarter of this year. Earlier, during a working visit to the Military Medical Academy, National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue asked the Military Medical Academy to continue to closely coordinate with relevant ministries and sectors to urgently accelerate the implementation of clinical trials. Preparing phase 3 of Nanocovax vaccine, striving for early results to have a preventive vaccine for the community. However, when manufacturing, vaccines must ensure superiority in antibody generation time, with the shortest number of days; minimize side effects to a minimum, especially for people with weak health and underlying diseases; at the same time, must be able to resist and destroy future mutations. In addition, the COVIVAC vaccine of the Nha Trang Institute of Vaccines and Biologicals, is currently in the first phase of the TNLS and is about to be transferred to the second phase of research in Thai Binh.
According to the Ministry of Health, the COVIVAC vaccine is expected to produce about 6 million doses per year and can increase capacity when invested. Meanwhile, with the Nanocovax vaccine, which is expected to produce about 20-30 million doses per year, Nanogen Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Joint Stock Company can increase its capacity when invested.
A vaccine is coming soon that only requires one dose
Information from the Department of Science and Technology (Ministry of Health), a Vietnamese enterprise has discussed and negotiated with the US manufacturer on conditions for transferring technology to produce Covid-19 vaccine from mRNA essence. It is known that this vaccine only needs to be injected with a single dose of 5 mg, has high protection (based on the results of TNLS phase 1, 2), has a storage temperature of 20 – 80 degrees Celsius, currently the vaccine has been tested. end of trial phase 1, 2).
The first factory following the manufacturer’s technology standards will increase the capacity of 100-200 million doses/year, and is expected to start production from the end of 2021 or the first quarter of 2022. In addition, the No. 1 Vaccine and Biological Products Company Limited (VABIOTECH) is also negotiating with a Japanese partner to receive the transfer of vaccine production technology to Vietnam. In addition, VABIOTECH signed an agreement with the Direct Investment Fund of the Russian Federation on the closure of Sputnik-V Covid-19 vaccine tubes from semi-finished products with a scale of 5 million doses/month starting from July 2021. , towards transferring production technology with the scale of 100 million doses/year.
According to Minister of Health Nguyen Thanh Long, vaccines are an important weapon to bring life back to normal. Therefore, the Politburo has a policy on import, research, production and technology transfer for vaccines. Along with creating maximum conditions and quickly solving procedures for businesses and localities to import vaccines, Vietnam also promotes research and domestic production of vaccines. Vietnam is one of the first four countries in the world to isolate the SARS-CoV-2 virus, paving the way for research and production of vaccines, and many positive prospects for people to soon receive domestic vaccines. In addition, the Ministry of Health has worked with many foreign partners, negotiated to buy vaccine copyrights, transfer technology so that Vietnam can get the vaccine as soon as possible and be independent in the source of vaccines used in the country.
Recently, the Ministry of Health has negotiated with Johnson & Johnson Corporation with the hope that this unit will transfer technology to set up a vaccine factory in Vietnam. According to Minister Nguyen Thanh Long, many large corporations in Vietnam want to participate in the global vaccine supply chain. Vietnam is also one of more than 40 countries that can produce vaccines for the vaccination needs of the people, so the vaccine production experience of Vietnamese factories is guaranteed. Vietnam’s national vaccine management system (NRA) has also been certified as meeting standards by the World Health Organization (WHO). Johnson & Johnson’s side commits that after working with the Ministry of Health, it will make efforts to implement solutions to speed up the supply process through the COVAX mechanism, so that Vietnam can have Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine as soon as possible. However, Minister Nguyen Thanh Long also said that, to ensure vaccine security, one of the very important issues is to ensure a sustainable financial source for vaccines. Therefore, the Minister wishes that the community, authorities and businesses continue to support the Vaccine Fund. Vietnam has self-produced many vaccines and put them into the expanded vaccination program, contributing to the eradication and repelling of many dangerous diseases. This is the premise for the successful production of a Covid-19 vaccine. In fact, the research and production of vaccines against Covid-19 faces many difficulties and challenges, but this is the inevitable path we must go if we want to actively supply vaccines to serve the people. Over the past time, the Ministry of Health and State management agencies have created all conditions for administrative procedures for units to conduct vaccine production in the most favorable way. We can fully expect a “made in Vietnam” vaccine because at the moment, everything is going well.

Senior Advisor of the Center for Emergency Response to Public Health Events, Assoc. Tran Dac Phu The success of a vaccine depends not only on the manufacturer, researcher, and manager, but also on the social community. Therefore, we call for the cooperation of society, all people with the health sector to have a clinical trial research program, first of all, to be safe and effective to have a product soon. vaccines produced by Vietnam for the community.

Deputy Director of the Department of Science, Technology and Investment (Ministry of Health), Dr. Nguyen Ngo Quang

The Japanese have made instant noodles popular all over the world, through their instant ramen. Today, many people around the world consider instant Ramen as a delicious, nutritious and cheap dish. However, once upon a time, instant noodles were considered a “luxury dish” in Japan. Momofuku Ando, ​​the founder of the globally famous Nissin instant ramen brand, created the instant chicken ramen package as a convenience food that could be eaten anytime, anywhere in 1958 – a time when food was still scarce. relatively poor. However, when on supermarket shelves, “Instant Chicken Ramen” has turned into a luxury product, because their price is up to 6 times higher than a pack of fresh Udon noodles. As always, the prison on Rikers Island, New York must always ensure that cup noodles are never “sold out”. This dish is always consumed by prisoners with great speed, partly thanks to meeting all three needs of “delicious, nutritious and cheap”. Nissin noodle company only has two types of noodles “Oriental” and spicy to serve vegetarians. Because other flavors like “Chicken”, “Beef”, or “Shrimp” all contain ingredients of animal origin. According to statistics of the World Instant Noodles Association, China is the country that consumes the most packets of noodles each year in the world. In 2013, this country consumed more than 46 billion packages of noodles. China’s best-selling noodle is Tong-Yi instant noodles. According to a survey conducted in 2000 by the Fuji Research Institute, the Japanese feel most proud of introducing instant noodles to the world. For them, instant noodles are the true symbol of the “Made in Japan” brand, when this dish has been popular around the world. In Yokohama, Japan, there is an entire museum displaying instant noodles called Cup Noodles Museum – the entire space here fully showcases the development of instant noodles over time. If you peel off a packet of instant noodles and arrange all the noodles in a straight line, you will have a super “huge” noodle with a length of up to 51m, equivalent to the length of an Olympic standard swimming pool. However, despite being convenient and affordable, instant noodles have very few micronutrients, so they don’t provide too many beneficial vitamins or antioxidants. Most nutritionists advise people to be cautious and not eat too much instant noodles. Even healthy foods can be unhealthy if eaten all the time, says White, excluding the really healthy ones. Perhaps for many people, instant noodles are a convenient dish that can be eaten all year round. But keep in mind, it is not the main dish and can not be eaten often instead of rice and dishes made from unprocessed ingredients such as vermicelli, pho, vermicelli, wheat, … Please watch the video: Another great Japanese invention. Source: Yan News

For hundreds of years, the world has never stopped admiring the artifacts of architecture, painting, music, cinema, fashion and later industrial products “Made in Italy”. The “works” originating from this land contain the enchanting vision and style of “La Dolce Vita” full of sweetness of Italy. The enchanting style “La Dolce Vita” is full of sweetness and romantic If you have ever set foot in Italy, you will feel the spirit of “La Dolce Vita” clearly present throughout every corner of this country. Every street corner in Italy has beautiful little cafes and classy restaurants. In the hands of a warm cup of Cappuccino in the morning, with cocktails in the afternoon, walking on the hundred-year-old cobblestone streets in Rome brings a feeling of sweetness and romance. The sweet taste of “La Dolce Vita” that Italians want to give is also products with the “Made in Italy” brand. Feeling overwhelmed when admiring the trendy designs from famous fashion houses such as Versace, Gucci, Valentino or Dolce & Gabbana in the fashion capital of Milan. Romantic fashionistas on the street in Italy (photo source internet) You can easily see fashionistas, romantic boys running Vespa, girls with golden hair like sunshine and deep eyes walking on the street… They always exude a characteristic luxurious and liberal aura. of the Mediterranean Sea. Sweet and full of passion According to research from the University of Leicester, Italians are generally healthier and live longer than many other European countries. Their secret is to make every moment of life sweet and memorable, every moment in the present moment worth savoring with all the senses. With Italians, there will be no rushed dinners, 15-minute meetings enough for a cup of coffee. An Italian cafe is always an Italian space. They have such a deep need for communication and conversation that they temporarily forget the concept of time. Italians often gather and spend time with their families nh (image source internet) Italian food culture conquers the world with its regional diversity and richness of differences in taste. Spaghetti is one of the indispensable dishes on the Italian menu, pizza was transformed into a dish for royalty by Queen Margherita. You won’t see any Italian girl turning down pizza for fear of the calories they’ll have to consume. They’ll eat gelato ice cream cones, but they’ll also eat homemade salads from ingredients picked from the home garden. Like a glass of wine from the Chianti Classico region, Italian cuisine draws people into ecstatic, passionate and passionate love. Italians always cherish every family moment (photo source internet) Italians bring the spirit of La Dolce Vita to everything around them. They put family connection first, value friendship like a treasure, never shy to talk about love and always cherish every moment of the present. And just like that, the melody of their lives rang out, with more-than-sweet sounds! The Art of Living La Dolce Vita spread Italians are not just sweet – Living La Dolce Vita takes you to the beautiful land of Bel Baese. That country captivates people with overflowing love and romance, with a culture spanning thousands of years of history, with painting, architecture, cuisine and not to be missed: The Art of Living La Dolce Vita. Danko City with “La Dolce Vita” moments The style of living fully in the present, cherishing love, blowing sweetly and romantically to every moment in life has spread all over the world, including Vietnam. Danko Group also contributes to spreading “La Dolce Vita” moments to Vietnamese families. The Little Venice subdivision at Danko City Thai Nguyen will bring a standard Italian lifestyle – La dolce Vita full of energy and positivity. Little Venice at Danko City Urban Area covers the clear blue Dragon’s Eye Lake Inspired and distilled from the most romantic city in the world – Venice (Italy), 68 duplex villas and 32 Shophouses in the Little Venice subdivision of Danko City Urban Area are likened to a miniature “kingdom”. covering the clear blue Dragon Eye Lake, recreating a riverside city in the heart of Thai Nguyen with Italian character.

Founder and CEO of Dat Bike – Nguyen Ba Canh Son. To realize his start-up plan, Son spent a year in the US learning about manufacturing, from mechanics, electronics, to circuit design, industrial design, supply chain… Also in the same period of time. During this time, Son gathered a team of like-minded young engineers, learning how to make an electric motorcycle in the US. This is an important stepping stone for Son’s project formation and development in Vietnam. Founder and CEO of Dat Bike – Nguyen Ba Canh Son, said: “This capital will be used to improve the quality of the bike, perfect the sales team and expand the market.” In particular, improving the quality of the battery and controller will be put on top by Dat Bike. It is known that Dat Bike was established in 2018 with the ambition to become the largest electric motorcycle company in Southeast Asia. In the Vietnamese market, Dat Bike is having an estimated growth rate of 30%. Dat Bike’s first motorcycle model was launched in Vietnam in 2019 from the factory located in Binh Duong, called Weaver. The advantage of this model, which is also the difference with electric cars currently on the market, lies in its long travel time and fast battery charging. The battery installed in the Weaver uses LG’s technology, similar to the battery system installed in Tesla electric cars. In particular, the battery life is up to 10 years in conditions of regular use and is easy to recycle, with no adverse impact on the environment. Compared to other competitors, Dat Bike has the advantage of using domestic materials, instead of importing from other markets. This helps the company reduce transportation costs, increase production efficiency and receive tax support. Currently, Dat Bike has a shop in Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh. Currently, Dat Bike has a shop in Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City and a factory in Binh Duong with a capacity of about 1,000 vehicles/month. The company has only focused on developing online sales channels in the Vietnamese market. In addition, another advantage of Dat Bike is that the company’s vehicles are manufactured in the country, most of the component suppliers are local manufacturers. Therefore, the Company can be proactive in logistics and supply chain services. In just a short time, Son and his team of associates have increased the production capacity of Dat Bike from 1 motorcycle shipped per week in the early days to hundreds of units per month. At the end of 2020, Dat Bike opened its first store in Ho Chi Minh City and currently, Dat Bike’s growth rate is 35%/month. In particular, in 2020, the Ministry of Transport has recognized Dat Bike Weaver as the first electric motorcycle originating in Vietnam. This is also the only model on the market today that has the same performance as a traditional petrol motorbike. Jungle Ventures is a Singapore-based venture capital firm that focuses on investing in early-to-growth businesses and start-ups in Southeast Asia and India. With a focus on building sustainable businesses, Jungle Ventures has been working with the region’s most ambitious founders to build high-growth technology businesses, using capital-efficient, with the potential to scale into leading regional or global companies. The $2.6 million capital “poured” from Jungle Ventures and investment funds allows Son and his associates to continue to create and develop the most complete electric motorcycles for users in the Southeast region. Asia and the world through investment in expanding production of Electric Vehicle Factory in Binh Duong. CEO Dat Bike calculates, with more than 80% of households in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam owning two-wheeled motorbikes, a total of about 250 million gasoline motorbikes, the size of the motorcycle industry in Southeast Asia. up to $25 billion. These potential numbers are the motivation for Son and Dat Bike team to continue firmly on the chosen path, contributing to promoting wider use of sustainable transportation solutions. Soon, Dat Bike will release the next version of Weaver. This version is capable of running 200 km, fully charged in 2 hours. In the further future, Dat Bike will develop more new models to suit a wide range of customers.

First clear image of a working J-10C with WS-10 engines/ Source: Chinese social media As with so much in China’s air force, much of the J-10’s history is shrouded in mystery. It is understood that the J-10 fighter originated in the 1980s, the prototype was the J-9, a delta wing fighter that was abandoned in the 1980s. It is also believed that the J-10 enjoyed benefit from Israel’s Lavi fighter program. The J-10 fighter was considered a state secret until January 2007, when the media revealed that it had entered service with the PLAAF. A few months later, in May 2007, the Russian arms agency Rosoboronexport announced a $300 million deal to sell 100 Saturn AL-31 engines to China’s J-10 fleet. Then, at the end of 2008, the J-10A made its public debut at the Airshow China exhibition in Zhuhai. Since that time, the AL-31 has been the key engine for all variants of the J-10, from the original J-10A to the more advanced J-10C. Challenges related to the development of the domestic Shenyang WS-10 Taihang engine forced the J-10 to stick with the Russian engine longer than planned. Finally, in early May, a J-10C in a combat unit equipped with a WS-10 engine was discovered by the public. However, there is no official statement yet. Instead, a clear photo of a flying J-10C with a WS-10 engine appeared on social media. Andreas Rupprecht, author of China’s Modern Fighter, was one of the first observers to comment on this. “This is a real milestone not only for the J-10, but even more so for the WS-10 program as it marks the end of China’s dependence on the Russian AL-31 engine for the AL-31. with all three of the PLAAF’s main fighters, namely the J-10C, J-16 and J-20,” he said. He noted that a decade has passed since the J-10B first flew with the WS-10 and that the engine was tested on the J-10A even earlier. Finally, after years of improvement, it seems the WS-10 is reliable and safe enough to power a single-engine fighter. Mounted inside the J-10, the WS-10 can be identified by several characteristics. One is that the petals of the posterior burner are significantly wider than those of the AL-31. The WS-10 also has a structural ring inside the nozzle that is not present on the AL-31. The J-10A used by the Chinese aerobatic team can be distinguished from later variants by its rectangular intake that is not horizontal to the fuselage. This variant was in production until the end of 2014, when production switched to the J-10B. However, the J-10A has been modernized, including the ability to carry the PL-10 infrared-guided missile. However, to evaluate the success of the WS-10 engine requires one thing: Time. Only through use can we know if they are really good, really replacing the Russian AL-31 engines.

Flooring can be grouped on the market into two main types: Natural wood flooring and laminate flooring. Types of flooring have many different origins, from domestic production to imports from European countries (Germany, Sweden…), in Southeast Asia (Thailand, Malaysia…) and most are boards. Wood flooring originated in China. The price of natural wood flooring is getting higher and higher due to the scarcity of raw materials and the inevitable trend of using laminate flooring. Wooden floors have many advantages such as clean, close, warm, convenient construction. For natural wood flooring selection, you can view a few random bars in the shipment to evaluate the product. Natural wood flooring products are good for flat, matte surfaces with few wood eyes; the edges are not chipped, scratched, the bar has no cracks…; Try to put the bars together and see that it fits your hand, not too tight and not too loose. In addition, some bars can be laid out on a flat surface to evaluate the uniformity of wood grain and color. Natural wood is harvested from many different sources of raw materials, so it is easy for different finished products (even though they are the same type of wood). If the user wants to use natural wood for a large and solid surface, this factor should be carefully considered to have a uniform surface finish. With industrial wood, there are many models on the market, so it is difficult to choose. Basically, the way to distinguish is not the same as for natural wood because laminate flooring is “one hundred bars like one”; It is important to know the origin. Quality-assured laminate flooring often has the brand name imprinted on the underside, and has the words “Made in… (name of country)” (eg Made in Germany), the print is clear and sharp. Laminate flooring has different technical characteristics related to cost. For example, if you choose a wooden floor for public spaces such as restaurants, supermarkets, etc., then choose a floor with high scratch resistance and roughness (to meet the needs of walking on shoes with frequency of travel). much). Appropriate spaces for use are usually indicated on the product’s packaging. It is necessary to check whether the edges of the bars are easily chipped or not. It is necessary to preview the price of the distribution company (if any) and consult the prices of several agents on a product to avoid buying at an unreasonable and expensive price. Besides, it is possible to mention some flooring materials that have the same functions, properties, specifications and construction process as wooden floors but with other materials such as bamboo floors, composite plastic floors. These types have the same common features as wooden floors but are manufactured with different materials, have different surface and grain forms and have different physical and mechanical properties. For example, bamboo flooring has a fairly high hardness, water-resistant plastic floors can be used for paving balconies, loggias, patios… These types of materials can replace wooden floors in each specific situation to exploit. exploit the optimum properties of the material. Using wooden floors in the interior space There are two basic ways to coordinate floor colors with furniture, that is, similarity and contrast. Basically, wooden floors are very similar to the interior space of houses, in addition to the preeminent features of functions such as cleanliness, proximity, warmth, convenient construction… However, it should be noted. some points for proper and effective use. Wood floors are generally not recommended for use on the ground floor because they are very susceptible to moisture, deformation and damage, as well as being easily penetrated by insects. The kitchen area should also not be used because it is easy to have water, as well as fire, which are unfavorable factors for wooden floors. Wooden floors are suitable for use in spaces such as living rooms, bedrooms, floor halls, hallways, etc., with little negative impact in daily life. The attic should also not use wooden floors because usually this floor is rarely used for living, is subject to hot sun, can be flooded with water, rain … Wooden floors can be suitable for both modern and classic architectural – interior spaces. However, it is necessary to pay attention to interior colors (wall paint, ceiling, curtains, furniture, etc.) to choose the appropriate type/color. If using natural wood, each type of wood has its own color. For example, iron floors have dark colors, pomu floors have light colors… Industrial floors have more diverse colors and wood grain elements, the color is only a part of the aesthetic, it does not determine the quality of the flooring. There are two basic ways to match the floor color with furniture, that is, similarity and contrast. With a similar arrangement, choose wood floors and furniture of the same color (maybe a little lighter than each other); In contrast, you can use dark floors, light furniture or vice versa (light floors, dark solid furniture). It is necessary to avoid dark floors and dark furniture because it will darken the space and not honor the furniture in the space. Many laminate flooring companies advertise super water resistant laminate floors. However, it should be understood that “water resistant” here is within a certain limit, but wooden floors – whatever it is, cannot be as water-resistant as ceramic tiles or natural stone. In order not to be dazzled by the “forest” of products on the market Wooden floor “hundreds of flowers bloom” on the market of building materials. Therefore, to choose real wood flooring is not easy either. Customers should actively seek out reputable companies and suppliers with good warranty regime to search and choose products. With laminate flooring, quality is paramount. In addition to choosing the type of flooring to ensure quality, choosing the model (specification, pattern, color …) also makes sense. To have a beautiful interior space, it is necessary to have a professional eye and an expert voice for advice. When looking at the store, you can see a lot of beautiful models, but it is not certain that the model “goes” into the house, into the interior space is appropriate (and vice versa). The factors that need to be referenced and dominated are: interior style, floor plan, interior layout, style – color of furniture details, lighting conditions, etc. Usually these factors come before and decide. suitable floor pattern. Ideally, please provide the information and needs as mentioned above to architects and consultants to assist them in choosing the right flooring model. And do not let the sales people advise because they will lead with their purpose of selling the type of product they need to consume, rather than doing good for their home, and practically expert in wood flooring and professional expertise. Design is completely different.

The representative of the Ministry of Health received articles to support the prevention and fight against the epidemic. At the event, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ampharco USA Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company Le Ngoc Bo said that the test kit was invested, researched and developed by the technology transferred from the Military Medical Academy. currently is most of the strains of SARS-CoV-2 virus up to now. The product has been licensed by the Ministry of Health for circulation in the last Decision No. 2263 / QD-BYT dated 7-5. This is the result of more than a year of non-stop efforts of the team of scientists and the company’s partners to promptly respond to the Government’s policy of “anti-epidemic like anti-enemy”, contributing to the work. anti-epidemic Covid-19 of Vietnam. On behalf of the receiving unit, Prof. Dr. Tran Van Thuan, Deputy Minister of Health welcomed the product “made in Vietnam” and emphasized that, before the Covid-19 epidemic continued to affect all aspects of life. In the social economy, the company of Ampharco USA Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company accompanying the Health sector is a very meaningful job, demonstrating the social responsibility of the unit for joining hands to repel the pandemic. “The Ministry of Health also praised the impulsive spirit of the Vietnam Young Physician Association before proposing the Ministry to receive these meaningful products and believe with the intellect, gesture and heart of the Vietnamese medical team The man, the scientists with the consensus of the business, the people of the whole country, Vietnam will defeat the Covid-19 “, Professor Tran Van Thuan said. Along with receiving 10 thousand test kits, the Ministry of Health also requested Ampharco USA Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company to support the storage and preservation of products in the company’s storage to ensure the conditions. Based on the situation of epidemic developments and recommendations of units and localities, the Ministry of Health will distribute the above test numbers to medical facilities through the support of shipping and handing over of public tests. companies for local units are timely. Step 1: Access to https://www.bluezone.gov.vn or directly download at App Store or Play Store. Step 2: Once downloaded, the app will ask for Bluetooth permission to record contact with other Bluezone installed users. If Bluetooth isn’t open, drag the status notification bar and turn on Bluetooth; Or go to Settings, select Bluetooth and turn it on. Step 3: After the installation is complete, click Scan Around. If someone near you less than 2m has used Bluezone, the application will automatically identify these users and put them on the contact list.

Share with Zing , Lyli said from a young age, she has loved hand made items. As an adult, working in the fashion design field, she has the opportunity to pursue her passion. The peacock’s blanket bag was the first gift Lyli gave her mother. Lyli’s first recycled product was a set of bags, purses and fashion accessories made from subsidized peacock blanket. She gave these items to her mother. She was very touched, encouraging her daughter to continue to be creative. To create a new item from old materials, Lyli must collect, classify fabrics, design designs suitable for that fabric or at the request of the orderer. To make products more fashionable and beautiful, they need to be studded with stones, drawn or embroidered. However, to limit waste in the environment, she limits the use of new items, making use of all that can be recycled. On average, a LyLi product makes in 3-5 hours, the price ranges from 250,000-750,000 VND depending on the design and the difficulty of the material. Besides, the secret to turning old clothes into beautiful bags, she must pay attention to the sorting and cleaning of fabrics. In addition, she is always thinking, creating fashion products, plus decorative motifs, handcrafted stone. The girl turns old clothes into a beautiful handbag. The 32-year-old designer says 90% of the details that make up the recycled bag are environmental protection products such as old fabrics and molds from plastic waste. In addition, recycling can help people store souvenirs in another form. At the same time, this is also a way to save and reduce consumption costs when taking advantage of second hand. In particular, the most important meaning of this is to help reduce waste in the environment, extending the life cycle of each item. “I do it first for myself and for people who care about the environment. After that, I hope everyone will join hands to protect the environment more “. From the initial success, Lyli and his colleagues launched the project “Giving away old stuff – getting new things back.” Accordingly, each person can exchange 5 old items to receive a recycled gift. In particular, the proceeds, Lyli will be used to build Fund Am Thank. Lyli Hoang plans to use this fund to donate to people with difficult circumstances, people with disabilities … In addition, the 32-year-old designer’s recycling project also creates jobs for many people with special circumstances such as autistic people, inferior people in the LGBT community … Lyli wants to create a variety of environmentally friendly products. “They are very interested in community issues, are conscious of environmental protection, so they affect me a lot. You guys have been with me for a long time, someone who shares the same direction and support, I believe the project will go for a long time ”, shared Lyli Hoang. In the coming time, Lyli wants to continue to develop more styles and materials for making recycled bags to make them more convenient, unique and environmentally friendly. In addition, the designer wants to bring products “made in Vietnam”, which bring the message of environmental protection to foreign countries.

Removes water-soluble dirt Dr. Do Huu Quyet, Center for Research and Deployment of High-Tech Park in Ho Chi Minh City, said that CDI is a Capacitive Deionization (CDI) capacitance technology, derived from the super absorption technology of supercapacitors. CDI water filtration technology has been certified to meet the standards at the TQC Quality Testing and Certification Center and meets the national technical requirements of TCVN 11978: 2017. “The development of supercapacitor technology in recent years has created electrodes that can store large amounts of electrical charge in their hearts. Applying the same principle, if one considers water a solution where 99% of the substances are electrolytes (including toxic substances, micronutrients, dissolved salts …), one can give a stream of Light electricity runs through the water. Use electrodes to absorb the dissolved substances from the water and store on the plate for the pure water to pass through. When the electrode is full of electrolytes, it can reverse the current to release harmful substances and use another small stream of water, causing the electrode to return to its original state. Under ideal conditions, the poles can be charged 1 million times while still retaining 80% of the performance. The discharge – charge properties are similar to the supercapacitors that the water filter elements can work continuously with a very long lifespan, up to 5 – 10 years, ”said Dr. Quyet. Drinking water must provide essential nutrients such as sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, iodine, phosphorus … If only using purified water according to RO technology completely will lead to a lack of minerals. Super absorbent water filtration technology will create mineral water, kill bacteria, safe for health. Electrostatic CDI water purification technology can separate salt and water-soluble chemicals to create a drinking water source that ensures essential mineral levels, good for health. Safe water does not contain harmful toxins such as pesticides, fertilizers, heavy metals, cancer-causing oxidants, neutral or slightly alkaline pH, no harmful bacteria and delicious taste. The filtration system is designed like other water filtration systems, the only difference is that the CDI filter element is located just below the tap. The structure of the filter core is essentially a lot of electrodes combined together to absorb dirt. In the water, heavy metal components are immediately attracted to these electrodes. Meanwhile, the mineral components will be retained flowing through the membrane filter to the tap. In addition, the CDI filter element also has a micro ultrafiltration filter that removes suspended substances. Because water is circulated in the same direction with the filter, there is no tearing of the membrane, causing bacteria and toxic substances to escape. In addition to retaining minerals, filtering toxins, killing bacteria, CDI technology also has a high filtration efficiency when retaining 70 – 95% of water, the amount of wastewater compared to RO technology is much smaller (from 20-25 % compared with 50-70%). Especially, CDI filtered water always has air particles formed by minerals, tastes delicious, easy to drink … Due to the nature of the electrodes that will absorb toxins, users can adjust the amount of minerals at will by adjusting the electric current on the machine. Increasing the voltage to the highest level will produce the output water as pure water, decreasing with each degree, the mineral content will increase according to the needs of the user. Provide safe water for hospitals, schools Dr Quyet said the team’s future intention is to build large-capacity brackish water filtration systems integrated into water treatment plants in the West. Most of the provinces here do not have factories that can handle this problem. Traditional technologies have proved ineffective because they are expensive and fail quickly. Meanwhile, people often have to buy fresh water at the price of 50,000 – 100,000 VND / m3 during the salty drought. The essence of RO technology is to squeeze water through a filter to retain salt and obtain a stream of pure water, with both salt and water molecules too small to be easily pressed through the membrane, so the filtration process will requires great pressure and consumes a lot of energy. As a result, RO technology creates waste water flow up to 40% – 70%. Although RO wastewater can be used for purposes with less stringent standards such as irrigation, washing, washing … but other water purification technology developers are still striving to earn billions. clean water rates for living as high as possible in the same cost range. Because the operating principle of CDI technology is to “pick up” particles of salt and toxic substances out of the water stream, Dr. Quyet said that the amount of wastewater disposed of is only about 5-10%. According to Mr. Nguyen Thanh Tuan, Director of Vietdream Technology Co., Ltd, the goal of the business is to provide optimal, safe and effective water filtration solutions for users. The company does not sell water purifiers but only supplies filtration technology to partners with needs such as buildings, hospitals, schools, businesses using high standards of water, water purification plants. small and medium scale, enterprises producing food and beverages … With the co-founding of a technology company named Vietdream to commercialize this new water purification technology, Dr. Quyet hopes to “produce CDI water filters to replace RO filters”. Although the initial investment cost of CDI technology can be 2-3 times higher than RO technology, due to the difference in membrane life and operating cost, the overall cost of the first year of these two technologies are being equal. Currently, 70% of materials for Vietdream’s CDI water purification technology have been localized, including electrodes made from carbon nanotubes and polymers, water filtration modules and control systems. This trend could be reduced if they build more efficient supply chains or become widely accepted by the market.

The British beauty wears a PrettyLittleThing’s colorful patterned outfit, the brakes only tie a flap to reveal a sexy chest without lingerie. Many readers leave comments that criticize and criticize the offensive and ridiculous dress of the misty beauty. Zara went to dinner with his best girlfriend Ruby Adler – the TV star of the Made In Chelsea show in the UK. She is as beautiful as a fashionista on the street, while Ruby wears a crop top with simple wide-legged jeans. They are close friends and have been seen many times on the street, going to the beach together. Both dinner in the restaurant still do not “escape” from the paparazzi lens. The beauty born in 1996 also shared pictures of dinner at the restaurant on Instagram’s personal page, showing off her “burning eyes”. Possessing an impressive beautiful face and sexy body “every centimeter”, Zara quickly became the focus of the media’s attention as soon as he appeared on the reality show Love Island (Love Island) in the UK in 2018. She and Ruby Adler were on vacation last year. Close friends like a shadow in many trips Many fans commented that Zara should be a model because she has an extremely well-proportioned body, a toned body as beautiful as an admirable statue.

‘Made in China’ world vision is based on international standards. (Source: Global Times) Sheet Global Times Recently published an article admitting weaknesses in China’s “Made in China” strategy to the world through analysis by author Dinh Cuong, Researcher at the Chongqing Financial Research Institute of Nhan Dan University. Chinese people. Weakness in standards According to the article, the Xinjiang Cotton event reveals a weakness of the “Made in China” strategy in looking to the world, which is the standard. The main reason for the Swiss-based Better Cotton Development Association (BCI) to be able to issue a “refusal to use Xinjiang cotton” with no evidence “, is that the standard is in hand. their. Standards are the fundamental rules of commerce, and standards and eligibility affect 80% of global trade. We live in an age when standards are dominant. According to statistics, there are more than 800,000 different standards worldwide, but only about 2% of which become the world standard. Due to historical factors, most of these international standards were established by developed countries such as the US and Europe. Holding standards equates to holding the right to lead the market and the right to formulate rules over the product otherwise, only behind others. There is a principle in the world that “third-tier firms sell products, second-tier firms sell technology and top-tier firms sell standards”. Chinese enterprises have suffered a lot of the suffering of “third-class enterprises”. Take cell phones as an example, as Chinese enterprises develop technical standards for 3G mobile phones autonomously, The Journal Washington Post (USA) has predicted that when China successfully develops its own 3G technical standards, it will no longer have to pay huge royalties to foreign companies. According to a report published by the German patent information analysis agency IPLytics, as of February 2021, the top 5 enterprises that claimed essential patents for global 5G standards were Huawei, Qualcomm, and ZTE. , Samsung Electronics and Nokia. Standards have become a beacon for Huawei to achieve a high position in the industry and expand its market and revenue share. It should be noted that China cannot overthrow or dismantle the existing system of standards to build another system of standards. In the future, what China needs to do is strengthen leadership and leadership in this system through the setting of new standards, and at the same time push the system to make adjustments and take advantage of the right to participate. decision and the right to speak. China still needs cooperation, this is also an issue that needs to be considered when conducting the “game” with the West in this regard. “Made in China” world vision is based on international standards. Since the implementation of reform and opening up, international standards have played a leading role in promoting and enhancing the development of “Made in China”. In the future, “Made in China” will continue to develop in this path, comprehensive upgrading, towards high quality. Among China’s current standards, some have taken the lead, which is the result of China’s relentless acceleration and expansion of industrialization. This is not only an expansion or upgrade of inherent international standards, but also implies the innovation of China itself. Many obstacles At the 39th General Assembly of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) held in Beijing in May 2016, China at that time had 189 proposals to become ISO international standards, especially in In the fields of high-speed rail, nuclear power, information and automobiles, China has made a leap from its lagging position to the leading position. The major problem is that although Chinese firms have rebuilt new standards in some key areas or advantageous areas, the application of these new standards still requires a lot of friction. more, longer to the international market. According to the survey on infrastructure construction projects contracted by Chinese enterprises overseas, it can be seen that it is very difficult for Chinese enterprises to create a breakthrough in the field of standards. Most of the infrastructure projects are the construction of bridges, reservoirs, power stations, roads and railways. During domestic development, Chinese enterprises have had many technological innovations, many of which have surpassed international standards. However, Chinese firms still encounter varying degrees of difficulty in applying Chinese standards to these overseas projects. China’s manufacturing industry needs to make more efforts to meet international standards. (Source: Caixin) In such troubles, the technical staff of Chinese enterprises can often only convince the supervisory department and the contracting party, and use the actual results to prove the feasibility of the company. Chinese technology and Chinese standards. In many cases, businesses are forced to revert to using the inherent international standards. The current international standard system has been in existence for a long time, China needs to have enough patience and a long-term world vision in the long term to rise in standards. Chinese standards face many tiers of obstacles. From the Xinjiang Cotton event, it can be seen that even if Chinese products are of good quality and up to standard, as long as the brand is still controlled by others, it will be beneficial to Western political forces. use. Judging from the 5G situation, the more China rises, the more difficult it becomes. During the XIII Five-Year Plan, China issued 285 national standards for smart manufacturing, leading the construction of 47 international standards, covering all production processes of enterprises. This sector has now become the focus of the game between China and the West. China’s manufacturing industry needs to work harder to meet the standards, but the question is whether Western countries can, or to some extent, adopt and follow the new standards set by China. National construction or not? In the US, recently there have been many voices calling for the manufacturing industry to return to the country, but the return of the entire production chain is not possible. This does not mean that the US will give up on the value chain it dominates. How to bring into full play the design and regulation capabilities of the state, make the correct choice between competition and cooperation, between openness and management, between protecting interests and transferring claims ask for an accurate long-term vision and calculation (According to Global Times)

The US-China technology war The US and China are currently engaged in a full-blown technology war. The war began under the Trump administration and is continuing under President Joe Biden. In fact, Mr. Biden viewed US competition with China as an important front since he took office. The tech war began as a trade dispute, but quickly turned into a war for leadership in core technologies like 5G, artificial intelligence (AI), and semiconductors. With a long history of development, the US remains the global technology leader for decades, but that position is currently being challenged by China. After Washington began blocking Chinese access to core US-controlled technologies such as semiconductors, Beijing doubled down on its efforts to “de-America” ​​in its supply chain. The global pandemic contributed to tensions between the two countries, prompting President Biden to issue an executive order to review the US supply chain for core products such as chips, batteries, rare earths and supplies. medical. Proposed bills to significantly increase US investment and R&D spending in core technology have also received bipartisan support in Washington. The US-China technology war – a conflict that does not seem to have ended so far. What caused the tech war? On May 19, 2015, the Chinese government announced the “Made in China 2025” plan to promote the country’s manufacturing industry within the next 10 years. Analysts point to the “Made in China 2025” strategy, Beijing’s 10-year plan to transform the country from a “manufacturing giant to a world manufacturing power” that sparked the technological war. . After taking power in the White House, Donald Trump focused his efforts to prevent China from becoming the global technology leader. A series of events from sanctions imposed on Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE for disguising its role in selling US technology to Iran, accusing China of stealing American intellectual property and Concerns about Huawei’s dominance in 5G have turned into an extensive tech war that has won bipartisan support in the US. What is the difference between trade war and technology war? The US-China trade war began on July 6, 2018, when US President Donald Trump imposed 25% tariffs on $ 34 billion of Chinese imports, citing the need to “rebalance. equals “America’s growing trade deficit with China. Other taxes have been applied in 2018 and 2019. However, the trade war was soon overshadowed by the tech war that the U.S. fears that China is using unfair means, including state power and stealing intellectual property, to gain is targeted to become a global leader in core technologies such as AI, semiconductors and 5G. Did the US really separate factories from China? In the decades after China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, the US and Chinese economies became intertwined. China is a factory that manufactures low-cost American goods, from computers to stuffed toys. President Donald Trump’s “America First” policy and the US-China trade war have sparked calls for the US to reduce its dependence on China-based supply chains. Initially, withdrawing from China was rejected as impractical because of the cheap labor force and the large Chinese market that American companies could not ignore. However, a form of seclusion has received the support of the US administration, even from technology leaders such as former Google CEO Eric Schmidt saying that “splitting” will benefit the United States. . The concept of “split” existed in the internet space when Facebook and Google were not allowed to operate social networks and search engines in China, while the US also banned or restricted the presence of media. Chinese social media like TikTok and WeChat in the US. The global pandemic highlights the world’s reliance on China for important medical supplies such as masks and also spurs calls to bring supply chains back to the United States. In February, President Joe Biden signed an executive order calling for a review of product supply chains critical to chips, batteries, pharmaceutical ingredients and rare earth minerals. What is China doing to improve the influence of US actions? China attaches special importance to its own technology development, especially the chip. Although China initially imposed tariffs in retaliation, the top leaders’ call to action was technology self-sufficiency. In 2018, President Xi Jinping said “China must persist in the path of self-reliance in the context of increasing unilateralism and protectionism in the current world”. After Huawei was blocked from buying US chips and China’s largest semiconductor maker SMIC was restricted from buying U.S. technology for alleged association with the Chinese military, Beijing has intensified its focus on achieves semiconductor self-sufficiency. The Chinese government has supported the domestic chip industry with favorable policies, from tax breaks to state subsidies to promote the rapid development of the semiconductor industry. Technology is also a major focus for China in its 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025) announced in March, calling for the promotion of new digital industries, including AI, data. large, blockchain and cloud computing, along with expanding the use of 5G to many other industries such as smart transportation and logistics. Why is the US specifically targeting Huawei with trade sanctions? Washington’s interest in Huawei dates back to the early 2000s on suspicions that the Chinese company has close ties with the Beijing government. Years later, Huawei’s rise as the global leader in 5G technology rang alarm bells in Washington. One of the first public moves against the Chinese company came in January 2018 when US lawmakers pressured US telecom giant AT&T to withdraw from the phone distribution agreement. smart Huawei for US consumers. Seven months after AT&T’s decision, Washington barred government agencies from buying equipment and services from the Chinese company. When Huawei was placed on the US Commerce Department’s Blacklist in 2019, Google suspended some of its business with Huawei that involved transferring hardware or software products, except for protected products. by open source license. This is another “slap” on the Chinese technology corporation. For the Chinese government, Huawei is pride and a testament to the strength and potential of the Chinese people. Within three decades, since being founded in 1987 by Ren Zhengfei, Huawei has made some “miraculous” developments. From a company focusing on manufacturing phone switches, Huawei has become one of the largest private companies in the world, a leader in areas such as telecommunications equipment, smartphones, and electricity. cloud computing. What impact do the sanctions have on Huawei? Initially, the sanctions didn’t seem to affect Huawei much, which reported record sales of 858.8 billion yuan in 2019, up 19.1 percent year-on-year. Huawei also quickly revealed a self-developed operating system called HarmonyOS to replace Google Android. However, after Washington expanded the scope of sanctions in May 2020, requiring foreign chipmakers to use US technology, including TSMC and Taiwan’s MediaTek, to apply for a license to sell chips. for Huawei, the Chinese telecom giant appears to be in a slump again. The biggest impact is on Huawei’s smartphone operations. Due to a lack of high-end semiconductors, Huawei had to sell its Honor smartphone business to a newly formed conglomerate comprising more than 30 dealers and carriers. In the first quarter of 2021, Huawei was “kicked” out of the top 5 largest smartphone companies in the world in terms of sales. As stockpiles of smartphone components are declining and Honor’s business is over, Huawei will face even more pressure in the smartphone business. Many Chinese tech companies have caught up with the US Popular Chinese applications run the risk of being banned in the US. Image: The Economic Times. In October 2019, the US Commerce Department added 28 other Chinese companies to the trade blacklist about Beijing’s alleged human rights violations of the Uighurs. In May 2020, more than 20 Chinese government organizations and companies, including software technology giant Qihoo 360, were sanctioned for “assisting with procurement of items for military purposes in China. China”. The most recent US sanctions involve seven Chinese supercomputing entities blacklisted for national security concerns. Francis Lau, professor of computer science at the University of Hong Kong, said China’s supercomputers mainly use Intel, AMD and IBM CPUs. “The sanctions will certainly have a significant effect on China’s ability to stay at the top of supercomputers, since most of the components in its supercomputers today are US-made. Although it will be.” There are alternatives from other countries like Japan and South Korea, but the American component is still the best, ”said Professor Lau. Will the tech war be any different under the Biden administration? US President Joe Biden holds a semiconductor chip when he speaks before signing the executive order to address the global shortage of semiconductor chips in the White House. Photo: REUTERS In short, no. After Donald Trump’s tenure, President Biden continued to put pressure on Chinese technology and especially on Huawei’s case. In March, the US Commerce Department further restricted the products US companies can sell to Huawei, with clearer bans on the export of components such as semiconductors, antennas, and batteries. can be used in Huawei 5G equipment. A day later, the US Federal Communications Commission designated five Chinese technology companies, including Huawei, ZTE, Hytera Communications, Hikvision and Dahua, as “unacceptable risks” to security. America. As for Huawei, analysts believe that President Biden can offer a more effective policy than his predecessor in curbing Huawei’s global 5G ambitions by taking a more friendly approach to international partners in Europe and elsewhere. That could be more effective in isolating the Chinese company. In addition to sanctions on individual Chinese tech companies, President Biden has also pledged to more than double his investment in science and technology, focusing on areas like AI. and quantum computing. President Biden’s ambitious $ 2 trillion plan to improve US infrastructure includes an estimated $ 50 billion investment to help the country less reliant on chips manufactured abroad.

Visitors to Lumi Smart Home Experts point out that the Smart Home penetration rate in Vietnam by the end of 2021 has not reached 5%. This is a relatively modest rate compared to the stormy growth rate of Science and Technology. To contribute to the growth in the proportion of families using Smart home, the role of businesses operating in the IoT field – smart home is extremely important. Recognizing this, Lumi Vietnam has closely linked the goal of developing Smart home industry in general in Vietnam with the goal of sustainable development of the business. Therefore, during the past years, Lumi has focused on each specific market, in order to bring Smart Home to more deeply reach Vietnamese people. Some products Lumi Smart Home Ecosystem Talking about the campaign to bring Smart home to each city at the provincial level, Mr. Nguyen Duc Tai – CEO of Lumi Smart House said: “The goal of Lumi is to have at least 1 smart device in every Vietnamese house. Vietnam”. Technology about connected homes is no longer a utopia. It has been present in our lives, researched and manufactured by the hands and minds of the Vietnamese. We should be proud of that and be open to reaching out and understanding. We define the introduction of smart technology to each city and locality as a key goal in this year 2021, so that more and more Vietnamese people have the opportunity to use Smart Home even more … ” It is known that Lumi Vietnam Joint Stock Company is a leader in the field of Smart Home – IoT, has affirmed its research and application capacity with a series of quality achievements that are verified by evidence. domestic and international only.

FTP stock price chart from the beginning of the year to now. FPT Joint Stock Company (FPT code-HOSE) has just announced business results for the first quarter of 2021 with revenue and profit before tax increasing by 14.4% and 22.3% year-on-year. Accordingly, at the end of Q1 / 2021, FPT’s revenue reached 7,586 billion VND and pre-tax profit reached 1,397 billion VND, up 14.4% and 22.3%, equivalent to 102% and 105% of the year plan. According to FPT, the strong growth in revenue and profit was due to the highest growth in technology sales in the last 4 quarters and the strong growth in the Telecommunications and Education sector. Specifically: Technology sector contributes 40% to the total profit after tax and 55% of the total revenue of the Group. New sales of Technology sector reached 5,834 billion VND, the highest level in the last 4 quarters and increased 46.3% over the same period. In addition, with the orientation of focusing on digital transformation for the customers of the Government and large enterprises, at the same time focusing on developing solutions, Made by FPT platforms, and information technology services for the market. FPT’s domestic market recorded high growth in both revenue and profit after tax, reaching VND 986 billion, up 40.1% and VND 59 billion, up 1,828.7% over the same period. In foreign markets, the revenue from IT services recorded VND 3,169 billion in revenue, up 9.6% over the same period. Profit after tax of this service sector reached VND495 billion, up 16.4% compared to quarter 1/2020, when the international market was not affected by Covid-19. With the strategy of “whale hunting” (focusing on large enterprises and high value contracts), FPT successfully signed 04 large contracts with sales of over 5 million USD / contract in Q1. / 2021. As a result, new sales of foreign markets increased by 43%, reaching VND 4,489 billion, which is the basis for accelerating the growth rate of revenue and profit in the remaining quarters of 2021. Telecommunication Division recorded 2,925 billion in revenue, up 9.6%, and 576 billion in profit after tax, up 29% over the same period. In which, the Telecom Services sector achieved VND 524 billion in profit after tax, up 30.7% thanks to the improvement in the after-tax profit margin of the Broadband Services segment as well as the new profit from the TV service segment. pay. Meanwhile, the revenue from the Education sector reached 698 billion VND, up 57% over the same period. It is known that the company’s General Meeting of Shareholders approved the business plan in 2021 with revenue of 34,720 billion VND, an increase of 16.4% and pre-tax profit of 6,210 billion VND, up 18%.

China pushes up chip production for technology autonomy In addition to “Made in China 2025”, China also has a “dual circulation” strategy, with the ambition to introduce new technology standards different from the West. Fast but unstable With this new strategy, China moves towards a self-sufficiency policy, reducing dependence on foreign countries. Specifically, with semiconductor technology, China will mobilize its own human resources to develop a new-generation chip research, design and production network to disrupt the isolation created by the US. The trade war with Western countries is seen as a reminder to the Chinese leadership that the country cannot depend on imports but must develop domestic core technology and pursue leaps and bounds. technology, especially in essential industries like semiconductors. China has set out many goals to realize its ambition such as: fostering a contingent of domestic technology talent, building high-tech companies with global influence to expand the model of “sovereignty network “in order to strictly control the Internet. In addition, there is securing secure information infrastructure, enhancing state censorship and surveillance in the digital space, and building a managed and enhanced digital economy. network security capabilities. Beijing has also stepped up building a “digital China” towards fulfilling its future technological ambitions of the world in the fields of quantum computing, 5G, semiconductors, and blockchain technology. (blockchain), big data, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing and robotics. With the aim of accelerating the technology autonomy plan, China Development Bank prepared more than $ 60 billion in loans for more than 1,000 key businesses in its strategic innovation plan, and raised $ 30 billion for a new government-backed microchip fund. From March this year, news that Eastern Communications, a subsidiary of China Putian Information Industry Group (Potevio), will restructure and merge with China Electronic Technology Corporation (CETC) to make surplus. attention comment. The reason is that Potevio and CETC are both state-owned enterprises, run by the China State Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC). Potevio is an enterprise specializing in manufacturing telecommunications equipment, such as components for 5G infrastructure, server systems, memory, automatic teller machines. Potevio’s strengths relate to wireless communication and security. Meanwhile, CETC is the main supplier for the Beihou satellite system and is known to be a software and service provider for the Chinese military. The company also participates in the development of a Chinese version of the Windows operating system and develops many other areas such as the manufacture of semiconductors and antennas for 5G networks, and equipment for technology. self-propelled vehicle. The merger is intended to enhance the CETC’s resilience from US sanctions against the group’s companies, including Hikvision, the world’s top security camera maker. However, although China is actively promoting domestic technology development, it is difficult for observers to reach its goal of technological autonomy. In the past, Beijing had planned to spend 2.5% of its GDP on research and development, but actual spending has yet to reach that target. One area that has struggled with China is microchips, where most electronic products depend on it. In the past, Chinese companies were confused by the extremely complicated chip manufacturing process, so they decided instead of researching, they imported most of the necessary semiconductors. Over the years, although the government has supported the Chinese manufacturers to develop some chip manufacturing capabilities, the results have not been as expected. According to the Semiconductor Industry Association, Chinese chipmakers have received government subsidies of up to $ 50 billion over the past 20 years. Domestic companies also benefit from tax exemptions, free land, concessional loans, and priority purchases. Despite progress in chip design, China’s problem lies in its ability to produce high-end chips. China is currently only able to make mid-range chips because making semiconductor chips requires high precision. Many doubts The gradual technological autonomy has led China to a bolder plan: to export technology abroad. The dominant Chinese products in the world market are drones, laser equipment, equipment used in space technology, 3D printing, telecommunications equipment … China has taken advantage of Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to implement this plan. Through the BRI, in Africa, China provides loans, exports technology and builds infrastructure to countries such as Guinea and Kenya, while exploiting the natural resources of the leading country. private. China has organized a number of technology fairs, digital economy with many countries participating in BRI such as: Digital technology fair with 17 countries in Central and Eastern Europe belonging to Group 17 + 1; Digital technology forum with 5 countries in Central Asia including: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan. These fairs aim to launch 1,334 digital and information technology projects along the “Digital Silk Road” corridor with 3 continents of Asia – Europe – Africa, of which, the focus is on regions. : Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Central Europe, Eastern Europe and East Africa. At the same time, to deploy new types of technology such as Internet connecting things, big data, digital infrastructure and project “Smart Africa” ​​with 26 countries in Africa. Major Chinese technology companies such as Huawei and ZTE expand their “Digital Silk Road” plan through Chinese-built fiber-optic networks, as well as equip local authorities with monitoring tools. Internet monitoring and censorship. There are no official technology export statistics for 2020, but the most recent report said that in 2019, China’s technology exports reached a trade value of 32.1 billion USD, equivalent to import value. This is a miraculous development, because 6 years ago, the proportion of export – import was 1 – 2. However, the technology “made in China” still caused many doubts. Observers say that Chinese companies are exporting “next generation surveillance systems” in several regions of the world, including Latin America. Venezuela alone, with the help of Chinese telecommunications conglomerate ZTE, has built up a database that can track citizens’ behavior through citizenship. The use of big data for security purposes is acceptable to the general public in South America, but after being widely used, those systems can be misused for espionage purposes. Moreover, according to observers, the Chinese technology industry, although developing rapidly, is not stable. This country has not mastered the technology of new generation chip production that the US, Japan, and South Korea are very proficient in. China’s domestic chip production will only meet 15.9% of the country’s demand in 2020, said IC Insights, a semiconductor research company in the US, compared with 15.1%. in 2014.

“The masterpiece” Golden Bridge at the Sun World Ba Na Hills tourist site has just been voted by the British Daily Mail to be the top 1 among the new wonders of the world. Van Don International Airport – A leading regional airport in the world Before Van Don International Airport was officially put into operation, the history of Vietnam’s aviation industry never appeared at a private airport. After less than a year in operation, this airport quickly won the title of “Asia’s leading new airport”, then “World’s Leading Regional Airport 2020” by the prestigious World Travel Award. Van Don international airport. The journey to create this century project has been costly by CPG – Singapore’s leading consulting firm and Sun Group. To create a new “gateway” with good impressions for the Northeast, experts have carefully consulted experiences and suitable models in the world, especially Bao An Tham International Airport. Quyen – one of the 3 largest international airports in China, which holds the strategic connection of domestic and international traffic routes similar to Van Don international airport. Refining the quintessence of the design of this famous airport, the talented architects of CPG have cleverly arranged the most characteristic beauties of nature, heaven, and water waves in Quang Ninh into the home design. the station of Van Don airport in a truly natural green space. Welcoming visitors is the dome of the station that resembles stacked sails reaching out to the open and open sea. Meanwhile, the system of wooden louvers, gardens, slopes, shutters, and windows evokes the beauty of traditional architectural works in the heritage region of Quang Ninh. In particular, all passengers when taking the flight to Van Don will be greeted with “the sound of running water, rustling green leaves” – a green space and filled with relaxing light right in the very place of the trip. – About still hustle going With an investment of about 7,500 billion VND, welcoming the most modern aircraft in the world such as A380, B777, Van Don international airport has become a brand guaranteeing prestige, quality of service and class of private infrastructure projects in Vietnam. Van Don International Airport welcomes the people back home. Last year, Van Don International Airport also created a miracle when performing the national mission, becoming an airport to welcome flights from epidemic zones to safe countries. More than 180 such meaningful flights have been carried out at the airport as of March 2020. InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort – A rare resort masterpiece in the world Referring to the works that make the mark of Vietnam, it is impossible not to mention the world’s leading luxury resort, a place that enchants the super-rich, billionaires, and Grade A stars – InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort do Sun Group invests in Da Nang. This is the only resort in the world for four consecutive years (2014 – 2017) to win the World Travel Award in the category of “World’s Most Luxury Resort” and “Friendly resort. the world’s leading environment ”for 3 consecutive years (2018 – 2020), creating a miracle in the hospitality industry. InterCon Danang Sun Peninsula Resort. InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort converges architectural quintessence and traditional Asian cultural values, with 5-star service privileges in more than 200 luxurious rooms facing the sea at the hands of “resort witch” Bill Bensley. Not only is an architectural masterpiece hidden between the forest and the sea, giving visitors the feeling of relaxation as being in the beautiful nature of Son Tra, InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort also has a system of restaurants and services. state-of-the-art and state-of-the-art entertainment, relaxation, practice. The exclusive privileges at the InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort have conquered the leaders of the world’s largest economies and made the resort the venue for important meetings of the Asia Economic Forum – Pacific APEC 2017. Quality, class and distinction, InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort has proven the attraction of Vietnam’s luxury resort products, while contributing to raising the position of Vietnamese tourism on the world tourism map. Sun World Ba Na Hills – Asia’s premier theme park Bringing Vietnam’s tourism to the global reputation, there are also world-class entertainment resorts, typically Sun World Ba Na Hills – the world’s leading iconic tourist destination in 2020, awarded by the World Travel Award. This is also a famous tourist area around the world with the famous Golden Bridge “masterpiece”, has just been voted by the British Daily Mail to be the top 1 among the new wonders of the world on March 19. Sun World Ba Na Hills. Sun World Ba Na Hills is considered as “miniature Europe” with magnificent castles, old gray stone streets tinged with the color of time, and the flower space is as full of flowers as the miniature Netherlands in the surrounding mountains. cloudy years and festivals throughout the four seasons. From the tulip festival when spring comes, the Oktoberfest standard Oktoberfest B “estival Beer Festival every summer, the autumn wine festival, or the Halloween festival, the traditional Christmas in winter to world-class art shows. Like a large-scale, majestic sunshine ball with the participation of more than 230 international actors, the 1,484-meter-high resort constantly brings unforgettable experiences to visitors, whenever they set foot. come here. With endless and constantly renewed experiences, Sun World Ba Na Hills has realized Sun Group’s dream, which is to give Vietnamese people the opportunity to “explore worthy entertainment areas. internationalization at home instead of going abroad to play the park ”, and beyond that, making foreign tourists yearn to come to Vietnam to enjoy the unprecedented experience in the world.