During the days of isolation, people limit their activities within the framework of their homes, limiting going out. At times like these, everyone chooses to “plow the movie” to preserve their health. The most popular drama mentioned by the online community must be mentioned Mine – Korean sensational “bow fight” film about the life of the super rich. Prominent in the veteran cast of the film must mention the eldest aunt Jung Seo Hyun played by Kim Seo Hyung. Jung Seo Hyun has a great background and is addictive because of her overwhelming fashion sense and overwhelming aura. She is a rare person who can weigh all the difficult outfits in the movie thanks to her perfect figure. People are “crazy” by the fierce fighting details in the film and partly by the genderless beauty of the character played by Kim Seo Hyung. In real life, she possesses an eye-catching beauty that is no different from when she was in the movie. Actress Kim is 47 years old this year and … still has not married anyone, plus the non-gender charisma, she makes the Vietnamese beauties fascinated. Looking at her personal page, she can be seen as a secretive and simple person, but searching on the internet can turn up dozens of pictures of her. With a special beauty, Kim Seo Hyung is often invited to model for menswear-oriented photo sets. Her facial features at the age of U50 are extremely impressive. Conspicuously, U50 cannot avoid the signs of aging. Her cheeks are a bit saggy, her smile line is also very deep, but that probably doesn’t matter compared to the big sister’s aura in each frame. Kim Seo Hyung is very secretive about his personal life. Her fashion style is also very discreet, rarely exposing the skin, so few people know that the Kim Chi actress also has a beautiful body. This is a rare time when she dresses so much, but of course, the gap is not to show off her sexy and seductive features, but the healthy and genderless features of her abs. U50’s body has a certain lean (dry fat) but not only the abdomen. Her arms and shoulders are very neat and beautiful. Her body is not due to thinness or anorexia as many people think. Women’s body structure, it is not thin to have abs like men but also need more. One thing that you can definitely learn from Kim Seo Hyung’s case is that in middle age, we may not be able to avoid aging skin, but the body is different. Muscles, if exercised and eaten in moderation, will be much younger than the skin. In particular, muscles can be easier to take care of than ruddy skin. So what did the oldest aunt Mine do to be able to have the confidence she is now? Practice Pilates Pilates in Vietnam is still a strange concept, but in Korea it is a popular sport among women. This subject is like a combination of yoga and gym. It helps to increase the strength of muscle groups, but still ensures flexibility, flexibility, improves many muscle groups, especially your core area. This is the reason, your physique will be improved comprehensively, your belly will be smaller over time. Kim Seo Hyung has a slender neck, square shoulders with perfect proportions, clear collarbones, long legs and a slim waist… All thanks to her hard work in Pilates. Flexible cardio When work is too busy or her mind is too stressful, the 48-year-old actress is flexible between exercise and stress relief by going out to exercise with friends such as jogging, climbing… At the age of almost fifty, Kim Seo Hyung is friends with the small dog and walks with the dog every day. This is also a useful mental health exercise for aging. She also needs friends to motivate her more or less every time she goes hiking or walking. Having someone to go and practice with will lift your spirits and burn more energy through conversations. Control calories by cooking yourself and eating on time Once shared in a reality TV show, Kim Seo Hyung thought it would be better if she cooked for herself. Thus, she will control the source of nutrients, the type of food that you put in your body, thereby minimizing the choices that are harmful to your body. She prioritizes white protein, good fats, fiber, and whole grains. Besides, she also adjusts her biological time to eat at the right time. She shared, skipping meals or letting her body get too hungry made her lose weight quickly and lose the charm of her breasts. Since then, Kim Seo Hyun has always told herself, no matter how busy she is, she will always have her meal on time.

Accordingly, on May 28, the Australian Federal Foreign Investment Commission (FIRB) approved the contract to buy 100% of the shares of the Roper Valley iron ore mine project of the Australian subsidiary of Hoa Phat Group. . Roper Valley iron ore mine has estimated reserves of 320 million tons. After the transaction is completed, Hoa Phat is the owner of the Roper Valley iron ore project with an estimated reserve of 320 million tons and a mining capacity of 4 million tons/year. Hoa Phat said that the group will continue to research to invest in buying some new iron mines in Australia, in order to ensure a long-term supply of at least 50% of the Group’s iron ore demand (equivalent to 10 million tons of iron ore). /year). Besides, the raw material that constitutes up to 30% of the steel price is coking coal, which is currently imported by Hoa Phat from Australia – the world’s largest coking coal supplier market. The Group is studying to buy a few Australian coking coal mines in the future to gradually become self-sufficient in this important production material. Talking to Dat Viet, metallurgical expert – Prof. Dr. Pham Pho assessed, this step of Hoa Phat is very wise, helping businesses to proactively source raw materials in a stable and long-term way. According to him, normally Australia rarely sells the whole mine, but now, due to political and trade tensions with China, Beijing has limited the purchase of iron ore from Canberra, on condition that Australia sells the whole ore mine to Vietnam. should be easier without raising prices. Roper Valley iron ore mine has estimated reserves of 320 million tons. Photo: Hoa Phat “With this step, Hoa Phat can take the initiative in the source of raw materials, only have to worry about exploitation and transportation. Enterprises must send people to supervise and operate, along with a team of workers in your country to exploit. Most of Vietnam’s steel mills rely on scrap iron for production. However, the current scrap iron and steel is limited, the price has increased, the quality is poor, not to mention the difficulty in transportation. It can be said that enterprises producing steel by electric furnace technology, using scrap iron will face many difficulties in the future. Therefore, this step of Hoa Phat is very important,” said Professor Pho. The expert also highly appreciated Hoa Phat’s plan to buy coking coal mine. However, he also noted, buying coal mines to produce coke is very difficult, the production process of coke costs a lot of money. Therefore, it is often easier for a business to cooperate with a partner in Australia than to be completely self-sufficient. “Of course, businesses choose depending on specific conditions to produce coke. To produce coke, it is necessary to use fat coal, not coal. The carbon content in it is high and contains a certain amount of oil. When heated, , the amount of oil evaporates, leaving pores. These pores will make the air flow, not clogged and it will provide fuel continuously. If the business can buy ore mines, and at the same time associate with partners in Australia to produce coke, it is very good. This depends on the operating ability of the business, if you want to produce cups, you must have good experts, and ore is simple – just dig, treat and bring back. If the direction of the business is to buy coke mines, then transporting coke to Vietnam, coking production in Vietnam is better and also simpler, because the production process of coking coal has many other products. For example, when coking, the gas that rises contains a lot of fuel, in which CO is very high, gives high value of electricity, provides for the process of electricity production, boiler heating…”, Prof. TSKH Pham Analysis Street. He also noted that producing steel from ore has a more complicated process than producing steel from scrap (iron scrap) and is also cheaper. The quality of steel depends on the manufacturing process. Even scrap steel wants to produce good steel, it must be carefully selected and classified. Currently, scrap steel in the world is still small, with many impurities. When buying, manufacturing enterprises must carefully select and classify, which costs a lot of money. Regarding the problem of environmental pollution treatment, Professor Pho said that blast furnaces are more complicated than electric furnaces that use scrap iron and steel. When the blast furnace emits gas, it is necessary to invest in equipment to recover coal dust for reuse. Similarly, the exhaust gas contains a lot of CO, which if left to fly into the environment is very toxic, so it must be recovered to put back to burn in electric furnaces or furnaces. This does not mean that electric furnaces do not have to deal with environmental pollution. The electric furnace itself must also be equipped with equipment to capture waste gas, coal dust and filter. Because technology and equipment to deal with environmental pollution are very expensive, according to Prof. Pho, it is important whether steel factories are willing to invest or not.

They can be found all over the world, including India. But in India, there is a heavy price that thousands of miners working illegally in mica mines in the country are paying. Poor and dangerous working conditions Widow Basanti Mosamat, 40, lives in Jharkhand who specializes in collecting and selling scrap mica for a living. This is her family’s only source of income. Once a week, Mosamat, her father-in-law and her five children hike 10 kilometers into the woods near the village to set up camp and spend a few days sifting for minerals. Picking up mica from dawn to dusk without any protective gear left her hands scratched and bruised. Her eldest daughter has picked up mica since she was 5. The more hands on the job, the more likely the family will have food on the table. “One mica picker is not enough. My father passed away, so I had to help my mother,” she said. 1 kg of shredded mica sells for 7 rupees ($0.10). On a lucky day, the Mosamat family hopes to earn 150 rupees ($2.06). Mica miners. Photo: CNA They are part of India’s 100 million indigenous people known as the Adivasis, who live on the fringes of society with limited government support for health, education, job security and food. “There’s nothing here, a life of hunger and fullness makes it impossible for us to look forward to the future,” Birhor said. Poverty has led some miners to turn to abandoned caves and mines, where there is more mica. However, they do not have lights or protective equipment, only exploiting based on experience. “People can slip and fall somewhere or get kicked in the head. Mining is very difficult. We always have to be vigilant, the mine is likely to collapse at any time. Sometimes one mistake can kill them all,” said Mukesh Bhulla, who started picking up mica as a scared child. In January, there were at least three reports of mine collapses in Koderma and Jharkhand. An estimated 10 to 20 people die each month due to the risks of mica mining. In fact, there are more accidents than are reported. However amateur miners have no choice but to take the risk. “If we didn’t work here, we would all die. There is no other option for the job. What are we going to do?”, shared Dimpi Devi, a mother of three. This makes people like Devi very vulnerable to exploitation, especially when they can’t afford living expenses. If they cannot borrow from mainstream banks, they have to look to usury lenders with interest rates up to 200%/year. “Some people told us they were only allowed to sell mica to their creditors at the price these merchants asked for,” said investigative journalist Peter Bengtsen. He has been monitoring the mica trade in Jharkhand for more than a decade. “Basically, the deal will last until they pay off their debts,” Bengtsen said. Forest management inspections are also common, and miners are sometimes required to pay bribes to keep working. Mosamat said: “The police don’t visit us often, but the rangers keep an eye on us. “There is a network of people manipulating mica mining and they are very powerful,” said Deepak Bara, a freelance journalist based in Jharkhand. Indian children participate in mica mining. Photo: CNA A systemic problem Controversy over mica mining began to surface in the mid-2000s, following investigations into the use of child labor in the industry. According to the International Labor Organization, India has more than 10 million children who are working even though they are not of working age. In particular, the plight of child miners in the mica industry has attracted international media attention. However, according to many journalists and politicians, children born into mica mining families have no choice but to continue the work of their parents. “They have to earn extra income for the family. The government does not have a policy to support children or if it does, it is not effective,” Bara said. In response to growing public concern, several global campaigns have been established. One of them is the Mica Initiative, which intends to eliminate child mining in Jharkhand next year. Members of the campaign include Chanel, L’Oréal and Sephora. Some other brands are also committed to more rigorous testing of the supply chain. However, they must also admit that managing mica sources is very difficult. In 2019, mica exports in India reached more than 37 million USD (according to World Bank data). With so many transactions, brands can’t track exactly where their mica comes from. Yue Jin Tay, business development manager of Circulor, a company that uses blockchain to verify the provenance of minerals in the supply chain, said technology could be part of the solution but more is needed to make it happen. Ethical trading became a common practice. And consumers need to accept that the company has to pay increasing costs to more rigorously examine the supply chain.