The project “Urban embellishment” of the People’s Committee of Truc Bach ward has been “socialized”, attracting a large number of people to contribute and jointly implement. Facing this situation, the People’s Committee of Truc Bach ward has planned to implement a project to improve the environment of this lakeside road (section from Ngu Xa 1 bridge to Ngu Xa 2 bridge). The project implementation route has a length of 200m, one side is Truc Bach flower garden, the other side is a row of houses of 28 households. With the motto “Building to fight”, in the spirit of “The State and the people work together”, most of the funding for the project has been “socialized”, attracting a large number of people to participate in the project. contribute and join hands to implement. Hoang Duc Long (80 years old, living in Ngu Xa Street, Truc Bach Ward) said, after 24 years living here, for the first time his family and households here feel get fresh air; No more garbage piled up, no more fish dying in the water. Mr. Long’s house and other households are put on a new “clothing”, the yard in front of the house is planted with trees and carefully installed with a fence system. 28 houses of households along Truc Bach ditch are put on “new clothes” from the project. Ms. Nguyen Thi Minh Trang added that the most impressive thing is in the evening, when the sunset gradually fades, it is also when 200 lanterns light up. From the lakeside route to the flower garden campus, it becomes shimmering and fanciful by the color of lanterns. Mixed with the lantern light are frescoes reproducing the old town space, ancient beauty and culture of the old Hanoians. Nguyen Dan Huy, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Truc Bach Ward, affirmed that, in the context of the complicated development of the COVID-19 epidemic, as soon as the project was completed, many residents and tourists also came to “check-in”. but local officials have propagated and reminded people not to gather in large numbers. When the city controls the epidemic better, this place will become one of Hanoi’s tourist attractions. Although the scale of the project is still small, this is a very important premise so that many models can be replicated in the ward in the near future. Earlier on the evening of June 8, the People’s Committee of Truc Bach ward also held a ceremony to attach the sign “Urban embellishment work” for this project. Because of the COVID-19 epidemic, the ceremony’s activities took place quickly, avoiding large gatherings, and strictly following epidemic prevention rules. Video and photo series of News reporters recording the success of the project “Urban embellishment” of Truc Bach ward, Ba Dinh district, Hanoi: 200 brilliant lanterns beside Truc Bach canal. Image of large format propaganda poster “Protecting the environment and repelling plastic waste”. The flower garden is also attached with lanterns on the trunk to create a clean and beautiful environment. Many large frescoes are decorated along the wall of the route along Truc Bach lake. Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, this area is currently limited to gathering people. In the future, this place will be a tourist attraction. Mixed with the lantern light are frescoes reproducing the old town space, ancient beauty and culture of the old Hanoians. At the end of March 2021, the project “Urban embellishment” of Truc Bach ward was implemented. This project is “socialized”, attracting a large number of people to participate in funding support and jointly implement it. Previously, this place was flooded with garbage, but now the living environment has improved. People have more entertainment spots, and the quality of life is improved. Many large-format billboards propagate people to protect the environment. On June 8, the People’s Committee of Truc Bach ward held a ceremony to sign the project “Urban embellishment”.

Fresh flowers are feng shui items. Flowers bring joy and natural qi (life force) into the home. It is also said that fragrant flowers can blow away anything that is stuck. Make sure the vase and the water in it are always clean and fresh. When flowers wilt, discard. Do not let dead flowers dry in the house. 2. Flower vases and plant pots Flower vases and potted plants are handy and necessary decorations in the house. They come in a variety of colors, shapes, and materials that can invite different types of feng shui energies. – Choose vases and pots made of ceramic, earth color or neutral earth color to bring luck and fortune. – If you want to have a happy life, choose metal pots and vases to call the element Metal into the house. – Choose a vase and potted plants with black par Thuy to make everything happy. – When you’re feeling stuck and need a warm-up, add the Wood element. Choose green, teal or blue cylindrical planters and pots, or tall cylinders. – Choose red vases and potted plants for inspiration and luck. 3. Trees One of the most beloved ways to attract good feng shui is to have plants in the house. Indoor plants also help people stay healthy. Any type of plant is fine, but especially those with soft leaves and round leaves. Do not choose plants with sharp, thorny or sharp leaves. Do not forget to take care of lush, healthy plants or else it will bring bad luck into the house. 4. Welcome floor mat One of the first things visitors see is the welcome rug. This is a home decor item that can make a big difference and energize a home. The welcome mat should be the same size as the front door – not too big and not too small. Black and red welcome rugs will attract positive energy. The brown welcome floor mat will help the owner have a support person. Choose a welcome rug color that matches the front door. Remember to keep the carpet clean, free of dirt. 5. Carpet Carpets can support and bring positive energy to the house. The color and pattern of the carpet will invite different types of feng shui energy into the home. – For more Earth element, choose square rug or yellow, orange or brown carpet. – If you want to live a happy life, choose white, gray or round rugs. – If you need a little more energy, maybe you can use the element of Water. Choose a black carpet with soft, wavy patterns. – Choose blue and green mats par Moc to make the family more harmonious. – If you want a more explosive, passionate life, choose a red carpet or a triangular or zigzag carpet. 6. Pillow A quick and simple way to change the feng shui of your home is to use pillows. Pillows can flexibly change according to your current energy requirements due to living circumstances or even the seasons, but still have a big effect on the energy of your home. – Choose a pillow of yellow, orange or brown par Tho to take better care of yourself. – If you want a better life, don’t hesitate to choose white and gray pillows to call the Kim element into your home. – Black pillow destiny will help you more lucid and wise. – If you need a fresh start and some healing, choose a blue and green pillow to invite the Wood element into your home. – Fire red pillows can bring a lot of passion and energy to you. 7. Mirrors Mirrors are used to decorate homes and to improve home feng shui in many different ways. The mirror symbolizes wisdom and purity, because it always reflects the truth. Choose a high-quality mirror, clear and true, without breaking or distortion. 8. Mural One of the most popular home decorations is murals. The color and theme of the mural will invite different types of feng shui energy into the home. – Yellow, orange and brown murals of the Earth par will help homeowners be stable and healthy. – Choose white or gray murals to invite the element Kim into your home to help you have a better life. – Black murals or water-shaped murals of destiny can bring more joy to life. – Wall paintings of trees and nature, such as forests and trees, will invite the Wood element to help cure diseases and make homeowners more favorable. – The fiery red wall of Fire can energize and support you.

The cable car station was built in the style of European classical architecture. Unique religious architectural complex in Japanese style. Coming to Nui Sam Cable Car Tourist Area, visitors can visit the unique architectural complex both on the ground and on the top of the mountain such as: The Cable Car Station is built in the style of European classical architecture. Unique Japanese-style religious architecture, such as Duoc Su Temple, One Pillar Pagoda … combined with colorful Thangka paintings. In addition, the collection of murals with classical European landscapes has a special appeal to young people who love to take unique and strange pictures … From the square you can see the whole Chau Doc city and surrounding areas. At the top of Sam mountain, after visiting the place where the old Lady Chua Xu lived, visitors will admire a series of majestic religious works such as: Temple of the Emerald Buddha, worshiping the Buddha statue made from monolithic jade, Quan Temple The Am Yin Bodhisattva … High square, from here you have the opportunity to see the panoramic view of Chau Doc city and the surrounding areas.

She creates beautiful, sustainable, and durable works of art using tree sap and natural vegetation. “I travel a lot of places and get inspired by nature,” says Anna Paschenko. “Each wall art is handcrafted,” one of a kind “, like miniature ecosystems with real plant life. The materials for making paintings are 100% real natural plants. Each picture looks lifelike, bringing a feeling of closeness to nature Anna uses real black sand to create coastlines and oceans made of turpentine. “I use ferns and many different types of moss and the branches of the trees I pick while traveling,” revealed the Ukrainian artist. Anna Paschenko crafted the entire coastal landscape in a flat, circular metal frame. She uses real moss, black sand, and pebbles to create miniature terrains. Each work when finished looks real life, you can imagine the tiny creatures of the world living in it. In some paintings, Anna even added a miniature model house nestled under lush foliage. Even though each picture is made from natural plants, you don’t have to worry about keeping the plants looking good. According to Anna, “stable mosses retain shape and color for up to 10 years, ferns up to 5 years with no need to care or water.” Green paintings are inspired by the nature of plants and trees, as a reminder of each of us to consciously protect the environment. Arranged differently, each picture is a work “unique” These jungle-inspired works don’t take much care.