The three exhibition halls on the second floor are centered on New York. The audience can explore the 400-year long history of New York from these novel and continuous exhibitions, and in the innovative interactive gallery-“Future City Lab” (Future City Lab) Think about the future of the city. Source: Museum of the City of New York The unique exhibitions on the third and fourth floors focus on everything from social activities in the city to the built environment of New York. Source: Museum of the City of New York You can explore the past of the city, understand the present of the city, and imagine the future of the city. The New York City Museum will bring you endless excitement. Museum address: 1220 Fifth Avenue at 103rd Street New York, NY 10029 Visiting time: Friday to Sunday 10am – 6pm Tickets: US$20, free admission with The New York Pass Enjoy an enjoyable trip to New York Priced in days and covering 100+ New York tourist attractions, the New York Pass provides users with a variety of options, cost-effective, free and easy-to-use attractions ticket solutions. After buying a ticket on the Chinese official website of the New York Pass http://newyorkpass.cn/ or WeChat applet (“Go City 旅城”), save the pass to your mobile phone and show the QR code at the entrance of the attraction to quickly enter without contact And enjoy the skip-the-line privileges of designated popular attractions granted by the pass, a comprehensive Chinese version of “New York Travel Guide” and more than 20 exclusive discounts on shopping and dining

Many people know that China’s coastline is very long and has many island resources. In addition to some large-scale and tourism-influenced islands, there are also many other aspects of the distribution of island resources, and this can also show that its island resources are very prominent. In the world, many countries also have abundant island resources. Some islands have different shapes, distinctive features, rich cultural connotations and rich landscapes. The resulting culture is very rich, which also promotes the development of their islands. Will become bigger, and this part of the resources can also be seen to a certain extent that the island resources are very representative, and the cultural charm generated by this is relatively large. The editor will introduce a few See the island resources, especially some animal resources inside the island.

Colon Islands

This island is located off Ecuador in the eastern part of the Central Pacific Ocean. It is composed of 13 small islands and 19 rocks. It has a large area and a long history. The reason for its formation is also very simple. It gradually formed after a long time of accumulation. Nowadays, this island is called the “living museum of biological evolution”. This is mainly due to its unique climatic environment and geomorphic characteristics, which have prompted many creatures to settle here, and over time, it has formed a very important place in the world. Rare cultural atmosphere, so when developing its island tourism, its cultural charm is even greater.

Animal resources

The most worthwhile animal is the penguin. Many tourists will be confused. Penguins should live in the South Pole in the southern hemisphere. Why do penguins live in the northern hemisphere? In fact, this is also the power of nature. Because this is the only island in the northern hemisphere where penguins live, and there are many reasons. One of them is that it is affected by the Peruvian cold current, which makes it not a high-temperature and rainy natural environment, but suitable The penguin survived.

In addition to penguins, there are also many other types of islands in this island, such as sea lions and seals. Of course, it also contains some special species. So over time, it has formed a very unique cultural charm, which also promotes this island. The ecological environment of the city has become better. Because it is less disturbed by the outside world, many natural environments have been better preserved, which also makes tourists feel very appreciative.

Editor’s View

The island resources in the world are very rich. No matter which island resource it is, tourists need to focus on protection, strengthen and enhance the awareness of protection. Only through protection, the development of its islands can be protected to the greatest extent. Therefore, after the performance of its island development in the future, it will also be loved by many tourists. The development of tourism also needs to strengthen the protection of its islands.

An elderly man receives a Covid-19 vaccine while sitting next to a pot of wine in the remote mountain village of Ljevista in Montenegro, a small country in the Balkans with a population of just under 680,000. Photo: Reuters. A man is vaccinated with China’s Sinopharm vaccine at Biblioteka kod Milutina restaurant, Kragujevac city, Serbia. Anyone who gets vaccinated at this restaurant will receive a free meal. Photo: Reuters. JoJo Hamner, a stripper, is vaccinated against Covid-19 at the club where she works in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Local officials said they chose the strip club as the vaccination site because they wanted to attract curious people. Photo: AP. Elderly people wait for a Covid-19 vaccine at Salisbury Cathedral, England. At the same time, two artists, David Halls and John Challenger, also played music on the church’s own organ, to help people who come for injections feel more comfortable. Photo: New York Times. A worker is vaccinated right on the bus, on the way to the factory to work in Mexico. Photo: Reuters. The Paris La Défense stadium, north of the French capital Paris, was used as a vaccination site. Photo: AFP. People in New York City, USA are vaccinated against Covid-19 vaccine at the American Museum of Natural History. Photo: Reuters. A woman is vaccinated against Covid-19 right in her car, outside Pacaembu Stadium, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Photo: AFP.

The No. 1 exhibition hall of Yangzhou China Grand Canal Museum also has its own “special area” for the ancient “artifacts” of water towns.

Li Bing, who excavated Dujiangyan, was named the “Water God” by the ancients, and the “Three Gods Stone Man” based on him. The height is 2.9 meters, the shoulder width is 0.96 meters, and the thickness is 0.46 meters.

The Yangzhou Shaobo iron cow was unearthed in Shaobo Town, Yangzhou, Jiangsu. It is 1.98 meters long, 1.1 meters high, and weighs 1.5 tons.

Among the many “artifacts”, a Qing dynasty Zhenshui Iron Sword is particularly eye-catching. The 7.5-meter-long Zhenshui Iron Sword, weighing more than 1,500 kilograms, was discovered in Yanzhou, Shandong Province, which is now the Yanzhou District of Jining City, Shandong Province. It was cast by Jin Yifeng, an official during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty to treat the Surabaya disaster.

The iron rhinoceros in Tieniu Village, Kaifeng City, Henan Province, is a beast of floods in the canal of the town. It is jet-black, with a single horn facing the sky, its eyes are piercing, and its shape is strong.

Tieyi in Cangzhou, Hebei, was cast by local working people to pray for blessings and eliminate floods.

There are also five “water beasts” from Jingshan Park in Beijing and Qingfeng Gate in Tongzhou, Liaocheng in Shandong, Gongchen Bridge in Hangzhou, and Seven Gates in Yanggu, Shandong, as well as Panggu from the Tuqiao Gate in Liangshui Town, Liaocheng, Shandong. The legend is One of the nine sons of the dragon.

The Provincial Museum is open to visitors. The Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism proposed the heads of units: Provincial Museum, Lam Kinh Relic Management Board, Provincial Library, Cultural Heritage Conservation Center, Cultural Heritage Conservation Center. The Ho Dynasty Citadel actively inspects and reviews the conditions for COVID-19 prevention and control at the unit. Organizing to welcome visitors and serve readers when fully ensuring the conditions for epidemic prevention and control according to the guiding documents of Thanh Hoa province and the guidance of specialized health agencies in the province. , especially the message “5K” of the Ministry of Health. Organizing reception for visitors, studying and researching to ensure that each area does not gather more than 20 people at the same time, keep a minimum distance of 2 meters when in contact, it is mandatory for visitors and readers to wear Masks when participating in activities and performing temperature checks, medical declarations and measures to prevent and control the COVID-19 epidemic according to regulations. Previously, to meet the requirements of epidemic prevention and control, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has requested these cultural establishments to temporarily stop welcoming guests and serve readers.

The main character Thomas in Eternal life is a successful American businessman, also a confidant of author Nguyen Phong. In part 1, Thomas has lived through mystical lives, from the mighty Atlantis civilization to the ancient Egyptian kingdom of powerful Pharaohs to modern-day America. In part 2, Thomas continues his human journey through three lives Assyrian, Greek and modern times with a mysterious colleague from past lives, Kris. The incredible interlacing stories of the two easily explain the Buddhist lessons – from attachment to cause and effect, reincarnation… Attachment remains after death The story goes that, one day Thomas was visiting the old house of an old friend, this businessman suddenly saw a strange old man, turned out to be a spirit that passed away decades ago. This accountant’s soul implored Thomas to fulfill one wish: Destroy the papers recording the wrong payments of the former owner, because of sudden death the accountant was unable to do so. . “It’s been more than 80 years, I still have that in my heart and have never dared to leave this house. I have to stay here to keep the notebook, to avoid it falling into the hands of others,” the old man said. That is, just because of an unfinished task that his spirit could not escape forever. Thomas’s strange encounter with the old accountant’s ghost can help us figure out where we are in the river of destiny. Meeting is destiny, working with the boss is life; spending in the dark is the cause, and the notebook is the effect. The old accountant’s attachment is that the boss’s secrets should not be kept, secrets that can affect the reputation of the person he has served. It has become a stored part of the store consciousness of this life. “When a person dies, a person leaves the physical body and exists in another form called the bardo or spirit body. This is the intermediate state between death and the next rebirth. The only thing that really exists is the store consciousness, which is the basis of existence, the foundation of all consciousness. Every thought, word, and action in a lifetime, whether good or bad, creates a cause, or a seed, which is stored in the store-consciousness, never to be lost,” the book explains. Eternal life, part 1, 2 – Author: Nguyen Phong Sow cause and reap fruit Human life is like a dream, it’s too short for us to stop and reflect on what causes cause and effect, and then steps into the spirit world and the rest is just attachment. Meetings in Eternal life Part 2 is sometimes too mundane, like what we have been going through. But reading until the end, we realize, it turns out that every daily action can cause cause and effect, which no one can control. Thomas and Don C (the new owner of the accountant’s ghost house) make friends from a co-worker relationship that is also a result of cause and effect for both of them. Thomas meeting the spirit is a part of life, releasing the responsibility for the spirit to return peace to the Don C family is a part of picking the fruit. But it is also possible that Thomas is spreading past cause and effect, or new cause in the future. Still follow Eternal life In part 2, when cause and effect will bear fruit depends on many other factors such as inspiration, subsequent behavior and merit of each person. Causality interdependence manifests: “If this exists, the other is formed. When this arises, the other arises. If one does not exist, the other does not exist. When this is destroyed, the other is destroyed.” That is also the fate, the predestined birth. Our small actions every day can make a huge connection over time. The Mission of Reincarnation We humans are inherently sentient and as in theory Dependent origination of Buddhism, one can become entangled in the cycle of samsara. A continuous cycle of cause and effect can then be transmigrated to the six paths of reincarnation: heaven, human, Atula, animal, hungry ghosts, and hell. Thomas’s colorful journey back to his past life, through “the Mesopotamian deserts of Assyria to ancient Greece, Persia, and India through the conquests of Alexander the Great” has explained us better about this. the reincarnation of a human being. Thomas and his mysterious friend Kris have cultivated together for many lifetimes, although the path is not the same, but the predestined connection has caused them to meet again to complete their previous promises and missions. Or Thomas reunited with friends from past lives to relearn lessons to be learned. If there is a cause, there must be a result, so two people keep borrowing and repaying each other, lasting for many lifetimes without end. Such is the complexity of cause and effect in samsara. And each person’s task is to live a life that opens their hearts to everyone, develops love, and learns the lessons they need to learn, “instead of just worrying about beautifying the body, which is now dead and floating. life after life in the endless stream of samsara”, as Thomas explained.

This bacon was processed in 1902 by the Gwaltney Foods meat company before it was lost in storage. When discovered two decades later, Pembroke D. Gwaltney Jr. turn it into “pet bacon”. It was added with a copper necklace and taken to numerous exhibitions to demonstrate to customers that the company’s meat could be preserved without refrigeration. “Pet Salted Meat” In 1931, PD Gwaltney Jr. walked into a hotel in Washington DC (USA) with a suitcase in hand, wondering if it was possible to store the luggage in the hotel’s secure storage. The receptionist looked at the suitcase and asked what was so important in it. Answer by Gwaltney Jr. very simple: “Ah, just my pet bacon”. He’s not joking, and he’s also serious about wanting to keep the meat safe. An insurance company valued it at $5,000 at the time – the equivalent of $77,000 today. “Every time he goes to a food show, Gwaltney Jr. brings a special chain, which he pins the chain to the floor so that no one can steal the meat,” said Tracey L. Neikirk, curator of the Isle County Museum of Wight, Smithfield, Virginia – said. The piece of meat has its own brass ring and is owned by Gwaltney Jr. called “pets”. Photo: Southerning. Gwaltney Jr. is the owner of one of Virginia’s most successful bacon processing companies. He promoted his business by bringing his 30-year-old “pet bacon”, then 30 years old, to trade fairs, food shows, even naval ships. It’s all part of a clever marketing plan that positions Gwaltney’s hometown as the “Bacon Capital of the World”. The piece of meat was carried everywhere. Photo: Southerning. Salted meat has been associated with the name of the Virginia region since the early days of the state’s founding. According to The Country Ham by Jeanne Voltz and Elaine J. Harvell, when the English colonists arrived in Jamestown in 1607, they brought a boat full of pigs. The next boat is full of piglets. They proliferated throughout nearby Williamsburg, so much so that locals moved the pigs to an island on the west bank of the James River, now known as Hog Island. The number of pigs growing around Smithfield and the Isle of Wight is increasing. When peanuts became popular in the area after the Civil War, pigs were free to roam the fields, eating peanuts left over from the harvest. These “peanut-fed” pigs help make Smithfield and the region’s bacon in the culinary world. Peanut-raised pork and a complicated and time-consuming salting process have created a unique flavor of salted meat, surprising the world’s gourmets. By the mid-19th century, Queen Victoria ordered six pieces of Smithfield bacon a week for the palace kitchen. Their prices skyrocketed. Smithfield bacon is world famous. Photo: Denverpost. As other places began to fake lower quality meat and sell it under the name Smithfield bacon, Virginia put strict rules on the meat bearing this name: Pigs had to be fed peanuts, meat had to be salted in Smithfield boundary. In other words, Smithfield has become the Champagne region of bacon. More than 100 years of history In 1891, PD Gwaltney Jr. joined his father’s peanut business – Gwaltney Sr. – at Smithfield and helped scale the company. Gwaltney Foods became a “big man” in the salt meat processing industry. At this point, Gwaltney the son learned a few marketing tricks from his father. A year ago, his father picked up a groundnut from a local field, wrote the year of harvest on it, beginning to show those curious about the quality of his produce how well the peanuts were preserved. The world’s oldest peanut also comes from the Gwaltney family. Photo: Isle of Wight Museum. After many years, Mr. Gwaltney Sr. Realizing the age of the peanut itself is an attractive feature. Today, it is the oldest groundnut in the world. In 1902, Gwaltney Jr. does the same thing when a ham is accidentally left in storage. When he discovered the meat, he immediately saw a great business opportunity and decided to keep it to see how long it could last. Years passed, and in August 1921, a storehouse of peanuts owned by the Gwaltney family caught fire, setting tons of peanuts and a nearby bacon store on fire. According to the Isle of Wight County Museum, “the smell of peanuts and burning fat lingered in the air for weeks.” Luckily, Gwaltney Jr.’s pet meatballs. was stored elsewhere and escaped safely. The fire severely damaged the Smithfield peanut business, making bacon the town’s main export. Gwaltney Jr. began to focus on promoting their salted meat products, which meant bringing the old meat everywhere. He bought it $1,000 insurance, then increased it to $5,000. In 1932, the piece of meat appeared on the show “Believe it Or Not” (roughly translated: Believe it or not), which stated that the meat was “still soft, sweet and edible after 30 years”. To date, the 118-year-old piece of meat is officially recognized as the world’s oldest bacon – burnt red, with dotted white and yellow streaks and wrinkled skin. The lump of meat is still edible, but the taste has changed a lot. Photo: Mentalfloss. Neikirk, curator of the Isle of Wight county museum, said the lump of meat smelled of smoke and wood. The dry salting process used to create the mass of meat involves salting and drying the blood, helping the meat to last longer and have a richer flavor. Although still edible, this hundred-year-old meat is not as delicious as before. “It’s like dried meat now,” Neikirk said. The appearance of the meat is also difficult to make visitors feel delicious. It looks like leather, and many people even liken it to a human arm soaked in chemicals for a long time. The meat is on display at the Isle of Wight county museum in a temperature-controlled glass case. This is also the place where the world’s oldest peanut tuber is located and the world’s largest block of salted meat weighs more than 29 kg. 2 famous pieces of meat hold the world record. Photo: Mentalfloss. Today, the museum continues to make the interesting journey of the bacon. Every year, a competition called “Pan-Ham” is held. Visitors will bring a photo of Gwaltney and the “pet meat” with them to locations around the world. The winner will receive a basket of peanuts. This particular piece of meat also has a Twitter account with its own account manager. A 24/7 webcam goes live on this account, allowing “fans” to watch the meat wherever it is.

As the world was hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, worries about air travel also peaked. Important business trips are done in fear, and vacations are seen as irresponsible and dangerous. Many tourists are both eager to go out and protect themselves. Although there are adventure lovers, most just want to relax and change the atmosphere. Staying at home is the safest but very frustrating. Tired after a year of fighting the virus that spreads in the air, many people wonder when they will be able to enjoy a trip abroad without worrying about the pandemic. Can a yacht bring joy instead of a death trap? The joy of travel still comes with anxiety about the disease. Photo: Shutterstock. What do you get from your travels? The pandemic is being better controlled by developed countries. This causes serious problems for developing countries whose economies are dependent on tourism. Americans worried about Covid-19 could go to Britain or Europe. But what will they find there, when only a few restaurants and museums are reopening in London (UK) or Vienna (Austria). A large portion of Americans are not of European descent, so the need to visit Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East is obvious. The decision of visitors depends on the situation of each country. In the past, people would research the social situation going on in the country or find out if the place they want to go treats women, LGBT and religious minorities well. But now, the numbers of Covid-19 infections are enough to make a decision. It’s fine if you’ve been vaccinated and go to a place where everyone has been vaccinated. However, there is still a way to safely travel to a place where vaccines are not yet widely available without becoming a source of super infection. It’s important to avoid crowded places, wear a mask, and only eat out when allowed. Nostalgic for the comfortable travel days before Covid-19. Photo: Unsplash. Many people like me can’t wait to go back to the life of the past. I have visited about half of the 200 countries in the world and my favorite places are a strange mix. I like England for being there part-time, Mongolia for its unspoiled and authentic beauty, Afghanistan for its amazing hospitality that I have not come across anywhere else. The list could go on forever. I once wrote about the memory of dancing under the full moon with a friend in a small village in the Solomon Islands. I was trapped in an iceberg in Antarctica. My most dangerous trip was in Australia. I had been at sea for half a day in a wetsuit when the boat that had taken me out to the Pacific ran away. A world without those experiences is a less vibrant and vibrant place than the one I used to live in. Back to the sky In early May 2021, I took my first flight to visit my daughter in Texas when the travel restrictions were eased and I had enough vaccines. Although I didn’t feel too dangerous, I was still somewhat uncomfortable. I did not eat or drink while on the plane and wore a tight mask. However, the return to the sky gives me a fluttering feeling like being back in the scenery of the summer days of my childhood. As we broke through the stratospheric clouds and greeted the familiar warm sun, the joy filled my heart like hugging friends for the first time after getting vaccinated. The quarantine days have given me more time for my husband and children and writing, and the comfort of a fixed lifestyle. However, being freed from that comfort also relieved me. Although accompanied by fear, the journey is still a relief. The first flights after the restriction on movement was eased brought emotions to many people. Photo: New York Times. Traveling is not only about fun but also important to a non-stop learning career. The 19th century scientist and explorer Alexander von Humboldt wrote: “There is no worldview as dangerous as that of those who have not yet seen the world”. Being locked in one’s own country is terrible for many people, because it means being confined to one’s own bubble. The success of each country depends on the curiosity of its citizens. Losing that means losing our inner compass. Although I long to explore new lands, I am also eager to welcome people to the place where I live. It’s weird to walk through New York City’s great museums without hearing 100 different languages. Travel is a two-way street and I hope to see traffic back in the near future. Once the SARS-CoV-2 virus is under control, we will restart with renewed vigor. The world is wide open before our eyes. The first steps can be hesitant, cautious, and uncertain. But think about it. A year ago, the grocery store was also an adventure destination. Now, while still being cautious, we are being given a planet back to explore.

“Sleep for three thousand years, wake up the world”, on March 20 this year, the “Archaeological China” major project work progress will be notified that 6 new “sacrifice pits” have been discovered in the archaeological site of Sanxingdui. Fragments of golden masks, giant bronze masks, etc. have been unearthed. There are more than 500 important cultural relics such as bronze sacred trees and ivory. Among the cultural relics unearthed in the Sanxingdui area in the past, there are quite a few vivid and interesting animal-shaped cultural relics. Tao Zhu became popular on the Internet for his “face-hit” angry birds, and his vivid celestial chickens and sacred birds have attracted many archaeological enthusiasts.

What is not known to the public is that in addition to the colorful cultural relics displayed in the museum, there are still a large number of cultural relics under restoration in Sanxingdui. “The restoration of cultural relics is slow and meticulous. The restoration of a bronze mask takes at least 8 months and has gone through 7 procedures, including electron microscopy analysis, X-ray diagnosis, etc., which cannot tolerate half a difference.” said Zhu Yarong, deputy curator of the Sanxingdui Museum. It is hoped that through this live broadcast, more young people can learn about the culture of Sanxingdui and stimulate their love and awareness of cultural relics.

It is reported that the live broadcast will continue from 5 pm to 10 pm. In addition to exploring and repairing cultural relics, Sanxingdui star commentators will take Tmall consumers to visit the museum, show in detail Sanxingdui’s “magic animals”, including pottery pigs, sky chickens, tigers, etc., and interpret the backs of bronze sacred trees and bronze standing people Secret. After 8 p.m., the virtual anchor Bronze Darling will be airborne in the live broadcast room, and together with the previous directors and assistants of “National Treasure”, they will reproduce the classic clips of National Treasure, and call for the cultural and creative products of Sanxingdui. In addition to the Taobao live broadcast room of the official flagship store of Sanxingdui Museum, this secret exploration activity will also be simultaneously broadcast live through channels such as the Red Star News client and video account.

Major archaeological discoveries in Sanxingdui have amazed the world and also drove the popularity of archaeology and related cultural and creative products. On the day of World Museum Day on May 18 this year, the official of Sanxingdui Museum announced that it will be stationed on Tmall, with more than 40 new cultural and creative products, including the super new product-an archaeological blind box with real soil. The “miniature” figures in the box are based on the “new” Internet celebrity cultural relics and classic cultural relics of Sanxingdui in March this year, including pottery pigs, sky chickens, bronze sacred trees, bronze Zongmu, etc. The shape of the blind box mound is borrowed from the landform of the Sanxingdui site, and the soil color is also close to that of the archaeological pit. After the archaeological blind box was updated, it quickly appeared on the hot search. In the live broadcast tonight, Minister Ren Ren of the Industrial Development Department of the Sanxingdui Museum Scenic Area Management Committee will also share the development strategy and direction of Sanxingdui Cultural and Creative, with a view to launching more cultural products loved by young people.

Tmall data shows that young people love museums more and more. The proportion of post-95 consumers of cultural and creative products has increased year by year, and it is now nearly 40%. Nearly 100 museums and art galleries will participate in the last wave of Tmall 618. In addition to domestic “big coffee” such as the Palace Museum, National Museum of China, Dunhuang Museum, Suzhou Museum, Potala Palace, Sanxingdui, etc., there are also overseas venues such as the Louvre, the British Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Yes, it is coming to Shanghai! Everyone is enjoying the national tide, this time you can level up even more, showing the blend of Chinese and Western, and it is known as the new antique in the future. CINDY CHAO Art Jewelry !

This exhibition will be at Shanghai Fosun Art Center Stunning appearance, since From June 19, 2021 to June 27, 2021 , The exhibition will exhibit more than ten masterpieces of classic creations, including masterpieces that have never been exposed to the outside world. Does it make people look forward to it?

Cindy Chao Born in a family of artists, grew up under the artistic influence of ancestors, and later founded the brand of the same name CINDY CHAO Known as “futuristic antiques” by European and American museums, she redefines high-end jewelry and breaks the boundaries between jewelry and art, and she is committed to linking Eastern and Western art and culture. Her works are dynamic and static, and are extremely subtle, making people linger…

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Her works are collected by museums and scrambled by stars. “Sex and the City” Heroine Sarah Jessica Parker Also appeared on the cover of the magazine with her, CINDY CHAO Jewelry has three fascinating characteristics: Architectural, Sculptural, and Organic.

This is the design concept that the artist has precipitated since childhood, and it is these characteristics that make her works have endless charm…

Chief Art Space Architect specially invited for this exhibition Tom Postma For its design, it is divided into three unique exhibition halls, which are respectively the first floor space: Inspiration Departure; the second floor space: the artistic realm; and the third floor space: endless exploration.

On the first floor, the design manuscripts are superimposed and flashed, leading the visitors into the designer’s whimsical world.

The second space is the place where visitors must pass. It satisfies all your fantasy of starlight in the night sky. While the stars are shining, the water pavilion floats on the endless lake as if by magic, it will give visitors incomparable. An immersive experience.

In addition to the sense of space experience, more than ten pieces were exhibited on the second floor CINDY CHAO Art jewelry The master series of works, including the creation of the new master series in 2021, and a number of exhibits lent by collectors that have already been collected.

When we came to the interior of the exhibition hall, we could admire the “futuristic antique” up close. CINDY CHAO Jewelry can always capture the tiny gestures of everything in the world and display them with extremely smooth lines. Let’s take everyone to take a peek at some precious exhibits.

2019 Black Label Masterpiece-Aurora Butterfly

The notable works of the year butterfly in this exhibition—— “2019 Aurora Butterfly Brooch” , Red, blue, yellow and white are intertwined, the complex and extreme craftsmanship, it is dazzling, and the lines are smooth… it captures the subtleties of movement, so that it seems to see it spreading its wings in a trance.

2016 Black Label Masterpiece-Winter Leaf Set

Let’s taste the winter leaf set of the master series together, like the leaf veins swimming along the neck of the vine, radiant but not flashy.Everything is so natural, without too much glitz, more like a natural momentary display, this is CINDY CHAO The unique charm of jewelry.

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Picture 1:Black Label Masterpiece-Goldfish Brooch

Picture 2: Black Label Masterpiece-Dragonfly Brooch

Picture 3: Black Label Masterpiece-Rumpled Leaf Earrings

There are countless treasures and exhibits waiting for you to unlock in the exhibition. They seem to be imprinted with the times and years, giving them precious value…

Jewelry is a precious treasure of mankind. While it shows taste, it is also an elegant attitude to life.This exhibition will Cindy Chao The ultimate pursuit and love for jewellery is present in the world, and the charm of art is in the air. I don’t know how you feel behind the camera?

Want to know what other treasures are on display?

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Meanwhile, unvaccinated people are unlikely to be ready for travel. Up to 48% of survey respondents said they would wait to receive at least one dose of the vaccine before thinking about going out. Only 19% of unvaccinated people have booked an upcoming holiday. Illustration. Vaccination helps tourists feel more confident in their travel experiences. 41% of vaccinated people said they feel more secure when dining indoors, 32% feel more confident when visiting an urban center, 25% feel more confident when visiting a museum, and 23 % more peace of mind when visiting an amusement park. Notably, vaccinated people tend to spend more on travel and take longer vacations. 30% of vaccinated people plan to travel longer than pre-pandemic trips, compared with 22% overall. In addition, 35% of vaccinated travelers are willing to spend more on their next trip, while only 20% of unvaccinated travelers will do so. The widespread vaccination has helped increase demand for travel and hotel bookings in many countries. According to TripAdvisor statistics, the number of hotel and restaurant searches in the US in May reached the highest level since the outbreak of the pandemic. Demand in the UK, Spain, Italy, Germany and France also saw significant growth. According to the survey, domestic travel is chosen by many people for this summer, while overseas trips are being planned at the end of the year. 75% of global June holiday searches are for domestic destinations, with 67% for July and 62% for August. The number of room searches at foreign hotels is increasing for the period after November this year.

Food of the past Collected vegetables is a concept that includes the synthesis of vegetables that grow in the garden. Basically, cook whatever you want. A few sprigs of spinach, a few tops of amaranth, amaranth, a little water spinach, spinach, jute, purslane, especially when there are a few handfuls of chili leaves… Many people call it the soup of memories. and it is absolutely a “solution” soup when other vegetables are not available. According to the Vietnamese dictionary, the meaning of the word “collection” is only found in the combination of “vegetable collection”. In the North, collected vegetables are usually amaranth, purslane, centella asiatica, spinach, jute… In the South, sage is the common name of a collection of vegetables such as gotu kola, spiny amaranth, purslane, plantain, plantain, coriander, guava leaves, clams, cilantro, cilantro, scallions… According to an article by Dr. Pham Van Tinh, Ph. In Hoang Phu Ngoc Tuong’s literature, the word “treasure” belongs to the collection of herbs, which is wild grass, and “collection” is a collection of many types of vegetables. As for the Hue people, for “collection” is to read the sound camp of “decade” (the ten is ten, implying many types of vegetables combined). Vegetable soup is usually cooked simply, because it is mixed with vegetables, so it has a very unique taste, the strong smell of chili leaves, the sour taste of sam vegetables… Of course, it is a rural dish, so it is never available. face on the guest tray. Now, with the trend of going back to the past, vegetable soup suddenly becomes a specialty, it is raised to a higher level when cooked with crab or mussels, shrimp, fresh shrimp or minced lean meat. Of course, no matter what it is cooked with, it is still a special kind of soup. Nowadays, in Hanoi, there are not many gardens that still have vegetables to collect and pick up every meal. But small markets, mainly toad markets, sometimes come across a few baskets of vegetables for sale for only 5,000 VND/tang, as much as you can eat. Of course, it is not a vegetable that is innocently picked out of the garden and sold, but mixed intentionally. When wild vegetables become a specialty Now in mid-range restaurants, the menu sometimes also has collectible vegetables. Vegetables are sold at city prices. Not only the vegetables that suddenly become a specialty, many wild vegetables such as cilantro are also an example. It is a small grass-like vegetable that once filled the garden. People who have been through the difficult subsidy period often have eaten this vegetable. Vegetables are often used to cook soup or mixed in a bowl of vegetable soup. Along with cilantro, there is also nettles. This is a plant belonging to the eggplant family, so it is somewhat similar to eggplant in terms of both leaves and fruit. If you want to find stinging nettle, just wander along the field, along the road or garden corner in the countryside, it is easy to pick the whole basket. In the past, sturgeon was considered a poor family dish, a vegetable to save hunger in rural areas when economic conditions were still poor, people picked it to eat through meals. And until now, sturgeon is naturally upgraded to a specialty, loved because it is a clean vegetable that grows wild, does not contain preservatives, is both delicious and healthy. Dishes made from sturgeon have been improved and are very diverse such as cooking, sautéing meat, boiling, eating hot pot… However, the most popular is still stir-fried sturgeon with garlic according to the old flavor. The best sturgeon is the newly picked young shoots, giving a sweet, sweet taste. And if the vegetables are just plain cake, when cooked, the taste is a bit bitter. Along with that, there are sam vegetables. This is actually a year-round grass, with many smooth, smooth branches. Purslane grows wild in wet places. Although it is liked by many people to eat and use as a medicine, no one seems to question growing this vegetable. Therefore, it is really a plant that only grows wild. When picking purslane, people usually pick the whole plant, cut off the roots and then wash them, use fresh or dry or dry. Spinach is often boiled or mixed with amaranth rice, which is also a vegetable that grows mainly wild, rarely grown officially. Referring to wild vegetables without mentioning ground ginseng would be a big omission. Ginseng grows wild, the tubers are used as a medicine, the leaves are very cool and a bit like spinach. Ground ginseng is also one of the vegetables, which can be included in the bowl of traditional vegetable soup of the Northern people. Although growing wild, it is not difficult to propagate ground ginseng. Ground ginseng usually flowers purple, if grown on moist soil, the plant grows quite quickly, the seeds are small, when the seeds are old, they will be black. Put that seed to sow in moist soil, the plant will germinate very quickly. According to the Vietnamese dictionary, the meaning of the word “collection” is only found in the combination of “vegetable collection”. In the North, collected vegetables are usually amaranth, purslane, centella asiatica, spinach, jute… In the South, sage is the common name of a collection of vegetables such as gotu kola, spiny amaranth, purslane, plantain, plantain, coriander, guava leaves, clams, cilantro, cilantro, scallions… According to an article by Dr. Pham Van Tinh, Ph. In Hoang Phu Ngoc Tuong’s literature, the word “treasure” belongs to the collection of herbs, which is wild grass, and “collection” is a collection of many types of vegetables. As for the Hue people, for “collection” is to read the sound camp of “decade” (the ten is ten, implying many types of vegetables combined).

Next, they climbed the rope down to the fourth floor, threading through an open window into the JP Morgan gem and mineral gallery. They are about to commit the biggest jewelry heist in New York history. Police find fingerprints after the theft of precious stones worth 3 million USD in 1964. Photo: Getty Images One is Jack Roland Murphy, a 27-year-old world-class surfer and violinist. This mastermind is commonly known as the surfer Murphy. His partner is Allan Kuhn, 26, of Miami. The watchman was 29-year-old Roger Clark, sitting in a sleek white Cadillac parked on the street, keeping in touch via walkie-talkie. Using glass cutters and rubber bands, the two thieves carefully sawed three glass cabinets so that the sound of the saw matched the sound of the plane flying in the sky to avoid attracting the attention of 8 security officers tasked with protecting the large museum big. The thieves took their time, spent a few hours in the lobby, and that night, they escaped with 22 gems worth $3 million in today’s prices. Among them, there are three rare gems: the Star of India, a 563.35 carat stone the size of a golf ball; The 100.32-carat DeLong Star ruby ​​and 116.75-carat dark purple Midnight sapphire – one of the largest black sapphires in the world. After collecting the loot, the thieves calmly passed a few policemen in the small park around the museum, then disappeared into the night. Murphy was sober enough to say hello to the officer. Then the thieves entered a jazz club, sipped cocktails. A veteran criminal who committed a series of burglaries in Miami, Murphy didn’t even bother to change his clothes. Indian Star. Photo: Wikipedia This elaborate heist started with stolen gems. The past of the Indian Star is always shrouded in mystery. This is a rounded pale green gemstone, 2 billion years old, 5cm in diameter, with a unique pattern like a 6-point star on the top and bottom, first discovered in Sri Lanka in the 1700s but forever 200 years later history will be marked. In the late 19th century, American philanthropist and financier JP Morgan hired gem collector George Kunz to buy a set of gems. The Indian star was among the jewels in the collection that Mr. Morgan later donated to the museum. There is so much lost information about many things in museums and especially in private collections, says Erin L. Thompson, a professor of art criminology at John Jay University in New York. Their owners did not specify their previous owners. No one knew about the journey of the Star of India and its owners until it was in the hands of George Kunz. Another mystery of this stone is why it is called the Star of India, and not the Star of Ceylon, the old name for Sri Lanka. DeLong Star ruby ​​red purple with 6 lines, originating from Myanmar, at that time was considered the most perfect ruby ​​in the world. An American named Edith Haggin DeLong donated the gem to the museum after buying it from collector Martin Leo Ehrmann in 1937 for the equivalent of $390,000 today. Ehrmann travels the world looking for rare and expensive jewelry, but the origins of the pieces in his collection are still unknown. There is no information on the sale and valuation of the DeLong Star ruby. US agents free Murphy (centre) after he was arrested in Miami. Photo: Getty Images The morning after the theft, James Oliver, the director of the American Museum of Natural History, was pulling his teeth when the museum staff discovered the theft. New York’s 20th police squad arrived at the scene just after 10 a.m. when informed. They found fingerprints and opened an investigation. The museum immediately closed. At first, investigators discovered that the thieves acted very carefully. When handling the box of large gems, they applied tape strips all over the circle of glass to be cut to prevent the glass from breaking and falling. Then they beat with a rubber mallet. With the next two boxes, they change their ways, just breaking the box and getting the jewels. The scene of the theft. Photo: Getty Images Officials say the thieves are unprofessional when estimating the value of the gems. They had forsaken a precious box of sapphires in favor of diamonds and emeralds of much less value. In addition, stolen rare gems cannot be sold because they are too popular. A plainclothes police officer tracked down staff at the nearby Cambridge House hotel, saying that the trio of thieves had recently thrown a grand party in an expensive room. After obtaining a search warrant and raiding the room, detectives discovered drugs, museum plans and books about gems. As police were searching the room, Roger Clark entered, saying that Murphy and Kuhn had flown to Miami. These two men were arrested two days after the theft and taken to New York. However, because there were no witnesses and no physical evidence, the case became groundless. Kuhn and Murphy were soon released on meager bail. District Attorney Marurice Nadjari started looking for other crimes committed by these guys to get a reason to detain them or at least get them to pay higher bail. Searching through old files, he found evidence to imprison two thieves. Kuhn when he was arrested in Miami in 1964. Photo: Getty Images While flying back to New York for the trial, Kuhn and Murphy were accused of strangling a woman to steal jewelry from a Miami hotel a few months earlier. That woman turned out to be the famous Hungarian actress Eva Gabor. The guarantee is now up to 100,000 USD. Gabor later did not sue, but the incident was enough for these two men to sit behind bars and be forced to negotiate. Sitting in jail, Kuhn told Mr. Nadjari that he could bring back the gems if he let him go to Miami alone. Not believing, on January 5, 1965, Nadjari and three plainclothes staff were on the same flight as Kuhn. After a series of phone calls and countless delays, they received instructions to find the locker keys at the Northeast Miami Trailways bus stop. Not long after arriving at the bus stop, a detective named Richard Maine returned with two soggy bags containing nine gems. These two bags were stuffed in Kuhn’s boat in Biscayne Bay. The gems are on display again at the museum, this time better protected. However, the DeLong Star ruby ​​is still missing. The thieves confessed to the crime and spent about two years at the Rikers Island prison in New York. The following September, a third party personally negotiated with a holder of the DeLong Star. Billionaire John D MacArthur paid a ransom of $25,000, or $200,000 at today’s prices, and the stone was recovered from a phone booth in Florida. Later, a man named Duncan Pearson was convicted in connection with the crime of hiding the ruby. However, several other gems were never found. For example, the Eagle diamond, a gem that was first discovered by a well digger in 1876 near the town of Eagle in Wisconsin, USA. It is thought that this diamond was cut into many small pieces, making the natural masterpiece forever disappear. Murphy did not change after serving his prison term in 1967. His crimes went beyond theft, becoming more cruel and violent. In 1969, he was found guilty of murdering two women who were accomplices in the theft of stocks and bonds worth $500,000 (equivalent to $4 million today). During a boat trip in Florida, a female accomplice threatened to accuse Murphy and his accomplice Jack Griffith if they did not share a larger amount. Both women were then beaten to death with batons, and their bodies were thrown into the sea. Murphy was convicted again and spent 17 years in Florida State Prison. While in prison, he began to minister with other inmates, preaching about atonement. In 1986, he was released and spent the rest of his life preaching to prisoners.

People eat at a restaurant in Athens, Greece on May 30, 2020. (Photo: THX/VNA) Greece officially began reopening to tourists on May 15, aiming to kick off summer tourism in the hope of revitalizing the “smokeless” industry after being severely damaged by the COVID-19 pandemic. 19 in the last year. After months of lockdown, Greece this week will also reopen its museums, including the Acropolis museum, which displays famous sculptures from Greek antiquity. After officially reopening, foreign tourists will be allowed to visit Greece if they have received the COVID-19 vaccine or tested negative for COVID-19. Travel between regions, including islands, will also be allowed for those who test negative or have been vaccinated. COVID-19 . Greece deploys vaccination against COVID-19 and hopes to vaccinate vaccines for most of the people here by the end of June. With the roll-out of COVID-19 vaccinations and rapid testing, as well as warmer weather for outdoor activities, tourists can travel and relax safely in the country, the Greek government said. this country. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic causing international tourism to slow down in 2020, the Greek tourism industry experienced its worst year ever, receiving only 7 million visitors compared to a record number. record 33 million visitors in 2019. Tourism revenue fell to 4 billion euros ($4.9 billion) in 2020, from 18 billion euros in 2019. Greece aims to recover this year’s tourism industry and reach 40% of 2019. .

Greece has deployed a vaccine against Covid-19 and hopes to vaccinate most of its people by the end of June. (Source: Travel Blog) After months of lockdown, Greece this week will also reopen its museums, including the Acropolis museum, which displays famous sculptures from Greek antiquity. After officially reopening, foreign tourists will be allowed to visit Greece if they have had the Covid-19 vaccine or tested negative for Covid-19. Travel between regions, including islands, will also be allowed for those who test negative or have had a Covid-19 vaccine. Greece has deployed a vaccine against Covid-19 and hopes to vaccinate most of its people by the end of June. The Greek government said that with the implementation of Covid-19 vaccination and rapid testing as well as warmer weather for outdoor activities, tourists can travel and relax safely in the land. this country. In the context of the Covid-19 pandemic causing international tourism to slow down in 2020, the Greek tourism industry experienced its worst year ever, receiving only 7 million visitors compared to a record number. record 33 million visitors in 2019. Tourism revenue fell to 4 billion euros ($4.9 billion) in 2020, from 18 billion euros in 2019. Greece aims to recover this year’s tourism industry and reach 40% of 2019. (according to Reuters)

In recent years, Quang Ninh Museum has become a favorite destination for young people. They boasted to each other about the beautiful and strange “virtual living corners” that could not be exploited. Located right on the shores of Ha Long Bay, a World Natural Heritage Site, Quang Ninh Museum is probably the most beautifully located museum in Vietnam. Inspired by the image of coal – a typical mineral of the mining land, Quang Ninh Museum was designed in striking black by Spanish architect Salvador Perez Arroyo. The shell is like a giant mirror reflecting Ha Long Bay, creating a unique beauty. In 2014, the Quang Ninh Provincial Library-Museum cluster won the “Project of the Year” award by the Vietnam Urban Development Planning Association. Quang Ninh Museum is not only that, this place is truly a miniature Quang Ninh, helping visitors discover the richness of life, cultural and aesthetic imprints, and the richness of resources of the mining land. The collection of 8 national treasures with the Ngoa Van-Yen Tu gold box, the full moon ceramic vase dating back more than 3,000 years… are part of it. According to experts’ assessment, the museum’s display system is quite unique, ensuring the advanced, updating the leading advances in the world’s display methods; The spaces are displayed vividly, the furniture is displayed as well as the scientific arrangement of artifacts, avoiding boredom for visitors. Students of Yen Tho Secondary School (Dong Trieu) visit and experience the Quang Ninh Library-Museum cluster. Photo: PHAM TANG Taking care of every little corner, the museum is highly appreciated by domestic and foreign tourists. Ms. Nguyen Yen Nga (visitor from Hanoi) is not only interested in the artifacts in the museum, stylish photography angles but also in the coffee shop here. Visitor Shannon (Australia) on the famous travel site Tripadvisor commented: “This museum is epic. Three floors with a huge amount of information help you fully visualize all the information about Vietnam you want to learn.” Ms. Trinh Thi Thu Thuy, a person with a disability at the Project on Promoting Accessible Tourism for People with Disabilities in Vietnam, who used to work for a travel company, noticed the stairs designed specifically for people with disabilities. disabilities. Ms. Thuy shared: “We are the ones who directly study accessible tourism in the localities, sometimes quite disappointed because of the fact that we surveyed dozens of destinations in different places but couldn’t find the next one. But Quang Ninh Museum is one of the destinations designed to serve people with disabilities.” Build into an attractive tourism product It is not difficult to understand that Quang Ninh Museum has many interesting exhibits related to coal. Just outside the museum is the glossy black block of a block of coal, symbolizing the land of the mines. The outdoor display area of ​​the museum has the largest monolithic coal in Vietnam, the statue of a mining worker. The exhibition area in the museum is the story of the entire history of Quang Ninh coal mining industry from the Nguyen and French colonial times to the present day. One of the interesting experiences when coming to Quang Ninh Museum is playing the role of “miner in shift”. In this experience, visitors can put on a miner’s outfit, step into the pit built in a 1-to-1 scale with full equipment, enjoy the specialty of mine bread… Em Nguyen Khanh Linh (Quang Ninh) said: “When I first entered this coal tunnel area, I was afraid because it was dark. But I think this is quite an interesting experience, giving me a more accurate view of the difficulties in the work of miners. I think it’s a hard but glorious job.” Experiencing miners in shifts is just one of the experiential activities that always attract a large number of people, children, tourists… of Quang Ninh Museum. The museum has implemented experiential and creative activities in the exhibition space itself with useful and interesting playgrounds for children as well as visitors, such as: “Learning the history of Quang Ninh through artifacts museum”, “Full Moon Festival-Experience with children”, “Baby is a child artist”, “Team building”… Quang Ninh Provincial People’s Committee has recognized Quang Ninh Museum as a tourism product located in the central tourist route of Ha Long City and one of 12 tourist attractions in Ha Long City. Mr. Kieu Dinh Son, Director of Quang Ninh Museum said: “The museum associated with tourism and serving tourism is an important task and method to realize socialization and promote the social effects of tourism. effective museum today. Since its opening, the number of visitors to the museum has increased. Therefore, along with promoting advantages and overcoming difficulties, the unit will strengthen cooperation with travel agencies, build programs in tours, widely promote the image, present objects of the museum to contribute to attracting a large number of domestic and international tourists. In 2019, we received about 400,000 visitors. Total revenue from ticket sales reached more than 10.35 billion VND. Quang Ninh Museum is the only provincial general museum in the country and is one of three museums in the country with 100% autonomy in recurrent expenditure.

People move on the Brooklyn Bridge in New York, USA, April 25, 2021. Photo: AFP/VNA According to the Vietnam News Agency correspondent in New York, along with the removal of the regulation of wearing masks and social distancing, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that all shops, restaurants, entertainment centers, theaters and museums from now on. No need to limit the number of visitors to a low level anymore, and the New York subway system, the largest in the US, is also officially operating 24/24 as before the pandemic. Vaccinated people only have to wear masks at nursing homes, hospitals or on public transport. By the end of May 18, about 52% of New Yorkers had received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and 43% of people had received the full dose. New York is also expected to soon host many famous traditional events that make up its own unique features such as professional volleyball tournaments, marathons and performances at the famous Radio City Music Hall. in this year. The decision to mark this historic moment was made by New York state officials after the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued instructions on May 13 that people who have been vaccinated do not need to wear them. masks or social distancing and state data also show that the number of new infections and deaths from COVID-19 in New York has dropped to the lowest level since the pandemic broke out in New York more than a year ago. Answering the VNA, Michelle Khoury, a resident of New York, expressed her joy at not having to wear a mask anymore. “Now people get to experience the real New York, and it suddenly dawned on me that we are almost over the real pandemic,” she said. Matt Mckeon said that although New York has been reopened to normal, “all should still be careful to wear masks in indoor spaces with many people until the pandemic is really over.” Many big-name shopping centers such as Target, CVS, Walmart or Starbucks coffee shop chain have officially applied this newly changed regulation. However, state officials also asserted that New York businesses have the right to have their own policies and continue to require their employees to wear masks if necessary. The New York City Department of Health still recommends that people wear masks in indoor spaces when it is unclear whether those around them have been vaccinated or not, but specifically at stores, gyms, and pharmacies. hairdressing or other health care and beauty services. If the situation continues to turn in a positive direction, Governor Cuomo said he will allow the application of social distancing in small indoor spaces such as Broadway musicals before June 19.

Diners enjoy coffee outdoors, when shops are allowed to reopen after a 7-month separation to fight the COVID-19 epidemic, in Brussels, Belgium on May 9, 2021. Photo: AFP/VNA According to European sources, during the meeting in Brussels, diplomats proposed that those who can present a certificate of having had a full dose of an EU-approved COVID-19 vaccine, can enter the bloc. . In addition, the limit for assessing a country on the list of entry restrictions has also been raised, whereby this list will include countries with a rate of new infections within two weeks of 75 cases per 100,000. population, instead of the current 25 cases. The recommendations are expected to be approved by EU ministers on May 20. Currently, the 27 EU member states still ban entry without a good reason, except for some countries considered safe with low rates of COVID-19 cases. However, business in Europe is also being resumed after the epidemic prevention restrictions are lifted. * On the same day, French people could not hide their joy when they were able to do old habits again such as sipping a cup of coffee outside a restaurant, preparing to go to the cinema or visit a museum. After more than 6 months of imposing measures to control the COVID-19 epidemic, France has relaxed restrictions, whereby cafes and restaurants with courtyards or rooftop gardens can serve guests to eat and drink. outdoors, while museums, cinemas and theaters will also reopen. This is part of phase 2 of the plan to lift the blockade. After that, restaurants will be allowed to serve indoors from June 9, and the French economy will fully reopen on June 30. Contrary to the deserted atmosphere, “doors closed, bolted” for many months, all over Paris, cafes and restaurants are busy preparing and arranging outdoor dining and drinking areas, while the first “gods” were enjoying their morning coffee. Mr. Pascal, manager of Saint Jean’s in the Montmartre district, is pleased to say that he has welcomed 3 customers to drink coffee. Meanwhile, one of the customers called it a big change from having to buy takeaway coffee. In the western city of Rennes, Patricia Marchand, manager of the cafe des Feuilles, confirmed that the whole city center is busier and full of excitement, although the meteorological agency predicts rain may occur in many places. . Also from May 19, the night curfew in France will also be shortened by 2 hours, starting at 21:00. Thus, people were able to have dinner together and chat longer, although eating and drinking still had to be limited to no more than 6 people/table. Not only enjoying a cup of coffee or drinking wine, many French people also look forward to going to the movies or watching exhibitions. In a statement posted on the webiste, the Louvre museum posted a status line expressing its joy when it was reopened to visitors. In order to boost the economy, France has also decided to reopen non-essential businesses but must implement social distancing regulations. Currently, the number of patients with COVID-19 in intensive care units in France has decreased to 4,250 cases, much lower than about 6,000 cases a month earlier. The weekly rate of new cases also fell to 142 cases per 100,000 people, much lower than 400 at the beginning of April.

People eat at an outdoor restaurant in Paris, France, May 19, 2021. Photo: THX/VNA Bad weather doesn’t discourage them from heading to their favorite destinations. Demand for tickets to an exhibition of Renaissance sculpture at the Louvre has spiked. According to the plan, after the second phase of easing the COVID-19 epidemic prevention, France will fully open the economy on June 30. Similarly, the Austrian Government also eased epidemic prevention measures on May 19, accordingly reopening restaurants and bars after a 6-month shutdown to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic. 19. However, this relaxation decision only applies to those who have tested negative for the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19, or have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine or have recovered. recovering from this illness. * Around 50,000 travel professionals from around the world gathered in the Spanish capital Madrid on May 19 for a five-day fair. This is the first travel fair to be held in a live format during the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe. The organizers of the FITUR International Tourism Fair expect to welcome 100,000 visitors at this year’s fair, of which 50% are ordinary people who will be allowed to attend this event during the weekend. Last year, the event attracted nearly 260,000 visitors. However, due to the impact of the epidemic, this year’s fair will reduce the maximum number of visitors, while side festivals will not be held and seminars within the framework of this fair will be held. operate in an online form. The FITUR international travel fair is held in the context that Europe and many other countries have been eased from epidemic prevention measures and people around the globe are preparing to resume travel activities. Tourism is one of the sectors most severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to estimates by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the number of people traveling in 2020 has decreased by 74% compared to 2019.

Excited but still worried Authorities in the old continent gradually eased social distancing restrictions, as infection rates fell and the number of people vaccinated increased. In Italy, the original epicenter of the pandemic in Europe, a nationwide curfew will be lifted in the coming weeks; Germany is gradually easing tough restrictions imposed for a long time. In France, restaurants are allowed to serve guests outdoors starting May 19; Museums, including the famous Louvre, have plans to return visitors. The scene filled with breath of life at Paris’s famous Cafe de Flore on May 19. Photo: AFP. While cafes in Paris, including Ernest Hemingway’s familiar Les Deux Magots, are busy returning to their pre-pandemic rhythm, the famous nightclub Moulin Rouge is also starting to get excited, its dancers They took to the streets to promote their reopening in September with bold attention-grabbing styles. Although excitement is everywhere, there are still worries about the pandemic that has not passed. Because the new strain from India is spreading rapidly in many other parts of the world. Therefore, measures to prevent the disease will continue to be maintained. In Berlin, open-air restaurants will be trialled from May 21. Meanwhile, the rhythm of life in Paris cannot return to the way it was before the pandemic. Paolo Viglianisi, 66, owner of Paparazzi restaurant, located in a quiet square just behind Paris’ opera house, said: “We are very happy to reopen and are fortunate to have such a great location. great. But things will never go back to the way they were.” Before the crisis, his restaurant had 39 employees. Now, Viglianisi will open its doors with only about 15 employees on May 19. He aims to serve about 100 guests for lunch and another 100 for dinner, equivalent to two-thirds of pre-pandemic guests. Cautiously optimistic On May 19, the European Union (EU) decided to reopen its borders to people who have been vaccinated against Covid-19. Europe’s leaders need to strike the right balance between economic recovery and public health protection, or face the ire of voters. Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives are battling the Greens to run Europe’s largest economy, while French President Emmanuel Macron, who has struggled in vain to avoid a third lockdown, will face the challenge of running for re-election next year. French President Emmanuel Macron (right) at an outdoor cafe in Paris on May 19. Photo: AFP. “It is a very rare new moment of freedom and the fruit of our joint efforts,” Macron said in a televised interview, while drinking coffee on the morning of May 19, at the cafe. Outdoor coffee in the heart of Paris. The current overarching sentiment is cautiously optimistic. Containment measures have significantly slowed the spread, vaccination work is being carried out rapidly. But with the threat of new strains like the one from India, the risk is still there. “We can be confident but not hasty,” said Steffen Seibert, Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokesman. The infection rate is still much higher than it was a year ago, so no one has yet reached the scene of enjoying a comfortable summer like before. Authorities have been on high alert since last spring, when the outbreak was under control and flared up worse in the fall. The town near Düsseldorf, Germany has temporarily quarantined 189 people after discovering the only case of the Indian variant here. Concerns have prevented businesses such as the Chinesischer Turm beer garden in Munich, which have been reopened, to return to their former life. Normally, about 7,000 diners can enjoy hot dogs and drink beer here, but due to few foreign tourists and gloomy weather, the picture of the future is even darker. Maria Pinzger, representative of the beer garden, said: “As long as we can continue to open, we are happy. But there is still a risk from new Covid-19 strains, we cannot assess the situation right now.” In Spain, restaurants and theaters reopened about two weeks ago with other restrictions on numbers and early closing hours. Sergi Ferrer, president of Barceloneta’s beachfront shop owners association, said that in Barcelona, ​​demand from locals is not enough to displace millions of tourists. “If we don’t have tourists this summer, business is going to be very bad,” said Ferrer, who runs a restaurant on the city’s pier. In Rome, extending the curfew past 10 p.m. will create a breakthrough for businesses like Ripa 12 fish restaurant in the Trastevere district. Although open since late April, many outdoor tables are empty by early evening, suggesting a slow-going revival. People eat outdoors at a restaurant in Rome. Photo: Xinhua. “Our customers are businessmen who work late into the night, barely showing up before 9pm,” said Vincenzo Colao, the restaurant’s owner. Restaurant revenue is down about 70% from pre-pandemic levels. This situation is also happening in Paris, where the outdoor tables of Paparazzi restaurant are limited to 6 people and everyone must keep a safe distance.

Engine problems caused China’s J-20 production to be delayed. Photo: SCMP The South China Morning Post (Hong Kong, China) reported that the country has developed a new coating material for the engine, contributing to solving technical flaws and increasing the thrust of the engine. The new coating material was designed by Yuanke Energy-saving and Environmental Technology Development Co., Ltd. in Hebei Province. This material can withstand temperatures of 1,800 degrees Celsius and helps protect the engine from the risk of corrosion while ensuring higher power. The current widely used military aircraft engine in China is the WS-10, which can withstand a temperature of about 1,470 degrees Celsius and the improvement can make a significant contribution to increasing the engine’s output power. . The propeller has long been considered the “Achilles heel” of China’s military aircraft engine development program. An obvious example is the delay in the development of a new engine that slows down the production of China’s fifth-generation stealth fighter J-20. Chinese scientists have spent years trying to get the WS-15 engine designed for the J-20 to work, but still have problems with the propellers that constantly heat up at high speeds. As a result, the Chinese Air Force is forced to use Russian-made engines or an improved version of the WS-10. Both of these engines are said to reduce the combat and stealth capabilities of the fighter. The new coating material consists of a fullerene, a ball-shaped carbon molecule. The manufacturer says the coating has a “2,000-hour lifespan” and is resistant to corrosion. The special thing is that this material can withstand the heat required for the J-20 to operate at its maximum capacity.

Haunting collection Mysterious giant skeleton. Part of the oldest medical school in the US – the Philadelphia College of Medicine, the Mutter Museum first opened in 1849, possessing many specimens, models, and ancient medical devices that no one else has. unexpected and a large collection of books entitled “The Library of Historical Medicine”. Most of the more than 20,000 specimens on display here are full of horror and haunting, but attractive, attracting viewers because of their mystery. The museum boasts more than 3,000 skeletal specimens, including skeletons and skulls, 1,500 specimens of nearly every part of the body, and the oddest assortment of cysts or tumors. Attracting many visitors is the display of slices of Albert Einstein’s brain; the plaster liver and torso of the famous Thai conjoined twins, Chang and Eng Bunker; a malignant tumor was removed from the palate of President Grover Cleveland; a chest tissue sample of John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of President Abraham Lincoln; a brain fragment of Charles J. Guiteau, the assassin of President James A. Garfield; and the corpse of the “Soap Lady”, with a layer of fat all over her body, making her look like she was made of soap. In addition, there is a giant colon of a person weighing 18 kg, the widest point is 76cm in diameter, the product of Hirschsprung disease; a wall decorated with 40 sick and traumatized eyeballs; another wall of deformed, deformed skulls, otherwise known as the “Hyrtl Skull Collection”; two-headed human fetus at different stages of development; and a collection of books bound in human skin… Mysterious Skeleton It is thought that this individual was male, probably between 22 and 24 years old at the time of death and had lived in Kentucky. There is evidence that he suffered from acromegaly, which causes abnormal growth of his hands, feet, and face. Characteristics, as well as some indications that this person was bedridden for some time before his death. No one knows these things better, so there’s a lot of debate so far. One of the biggest mysteries at the museum is probably the skeletons. In addition to the skeletons of dwarves, deformed monsters, there is also a specimen called the “American Giant”, which is purposefully placed between the normal-sized human skeleton and the skeleton of a dwarf. . This is the tallest skeleton, 2.28m, belonging to an individual on display in North America. If the spine had no abnormal curvature, this person’s actual height would be more than that. It’s an impressive specimen indeed, but the story of the skeleton’s appearance and true identity remains shrouded in mystery. In 1877, a Professor named AE Foot approached the museum and said there was a giant skeleton for sale in Kentucky. This information caught the interest of Professor Joseph Leidy, who wanted to buy it for the museum. Oddly enough, Foot set the condition that, for the sale to go smoothly, the buyer must not question the origin of the skeleton or why it was sold. This all sounds shady, but Leidy wanted it, needed it, had to have it, so he agreed and went ahead with the deal. So the “American Giant” came to the Mutter Museum, making everyone amazed and amazed so far. Looking for the truth One theory is that this is the remains of a man named James Toller of Huntington, England. Also known as the “Enyesbury Giant”, Toller was 2.47m tall and died at the age of 23. Rumor has it that he was buried under a church and when the church was restored in the 1870s, someone stole the body and brought it to America to sell. At that time, grave stealing was a lucrative business, and corpses were often dug up and sold to medical facilities without being questioned. The problem is that Toller is much taller than the “American Giant” so this hypothesis is difficult to stand. According to another theory, the giant skeleton belongs to a young man named John M. Baker of Caldwell County, Kentucky, who died in 1861 at the age of 20. He is from the same state where the skeleton is for sale, the height is also estimated at 2.28m, so he is said to be the owner of the controversial skeleton. Some even suggested that it was an unusually large inmate in East Bethany-Genesee County, New York state, known simply as “Roy”. If he died in captivity, it could be the subject of nefarious attempts to cash in on his massive skeleton. The problem is, no one is sure how tall Roy really is, and it’s been suggested that he may have died after the “American Giant” skeleton became museum property. The “American Giant” may also be an unknown oversized person, but with people of this size often famous and difficult to live in complete anonymity. Cross-examination of giants who have died over a specified period of time is not difficult, but more than a century later, no one knows who the Mutter Museum’s “American Giants” are. The mystery is still a mystery.

To find out if the house is lucky, learn about the house’s history. What makes the owner living here want to sell the house and move to another place? Houses with good feng shui are those that the owner moves out for happy reasons such as a growing family economy, having more babies or a promotion at work, so they want to move to another bigger house. . If the previous owners are lucky, then according to feng shui, the later buyers will also have a lot of luck. Around area Take some time to walk and explore the areas around the house. Do the neighbors take care of and keep their home in good condition? If your neighbor’s house is in disrepair, it can similarly affect your home’s qi (energy) and thus negatively affect your well-being. According to feng shui, if the previous owners are lucky, the later buyers will also have a lot of luck (Artwork) Houses adjacent to dilapidated buildings, vacant lots and cemeteries, which are often thought to contain negative energies, bring less luck to their owners. Houses with good feng shui are those that are not near interfering factors such as power transformers, high voltage poles… Because they can affect feng shui energy, not good for future development. . Trees around the house A house with lucky feng shui is one where the trees around it are lush and healthy. Because these houses represent abundance and positivity. On the contrary, houses with dead, dead trees around represent unlucky things and not good for feng shui. Notice the front door One of the important factors to evaluate a house with good feng shui is the ability of air to flow to the front door. The front door is called “the mouth of qi.” This is how energy can come into your life.Houses with easy-to-find front doors often have good feng shui, bring good luck, accumulate wealth for the family. master. When choosing to buy a house, you should choose houses with airy living room space, suitable space between rooms (Artwork). Consider whether the path to your front door is difficult to find, is there any obstacle in the way, or are there trees blocking the view? Also, is the front door hidden on the side or back of the house? A lucky house usually owns a front door area with a clear path, without sharp objects or corners blocking the view. House near water source The water flowing in front of the house symbolizes money flowing towards your family. A house near a river, lake or with a fountain in front of the door is especially good at attracting luck and fortune. Beautiful design, ensuring the element of “air-gathering” A house that is well ventilated and filled with sunlight is a house with good feng shui. Therefore, when buying a house, you need to observe whether the house has a lot of natural light, ventilation and ventilation… These factors will greatly affect the health and fortune of the homeowner. . In particular, it is necessary to consider the design of the house to ensure the “air-condensation” factor – the air flow in the house is continuous and harmonious, avoiding condensation in one place. Specifically, the house needs to divide the space reasonably, reduce the partition but should not be too empty. When choosing to buy a house, you should choose houses with airy living room space, suitable space between rooms. The house has no defects khuyết In house feng shui, a house with a missing corner also means a lack of demographics and bad luck. The more angular azimuth, the more scattered the owner’s position in the house, even no power. That causes the employer’s career to face many obstacles, his health is getting worse and worse, and he is even prone to incurable diseases. Ovum (Synthetic)

Laurence des Cars has been appointed director of the Louvre Museum. (Source: culture.gouv.fr) French Government On May 26, she appointed Laurence des Cars as Director of the Louvre Museum. With this decision, Ms Laurence des Cars became female director The first in the more than two-century history of the world’s largest and most visited museum. Coming from a family of writers-journalists, 54-year-old Laurence des Laurence is known for applying art to promote social issues. The female art history expert currently runs the Musee d’Orsay – a famous museum of 19th century art, located in Paris. She was also the first female director of this museum. Laurence des Laurence’s development policies at the Musee d’Orsay have greatly increased the attraction of young visitors to the museum, while also expanding the museum’s size in terms of the number of works on display. and exhibition space. Ms. Des Cars will officially take over as director of the Louvre in September, replacing Jean-Luc Martinez. Before the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in France, Louvre museum attracted a record number of visitors, with more than 10 million people in 2019. This museum was inaugurated in 1793 now owns hundreds of masterpieces of art, of which less than 10% are on permanent display at the Louvre.

In the campus of Dak Lak museum, there are dozens of ancient guava mausoleum trees with trunks reaching tens of meters high. This is the ideal place to check in with any young people coming to Buon Ma Thuot during this holiday. By guava is a species of large woody tree, the root has a stem, the bark is yellowish-brown, the bark has a small round ball of 2 to 3cm. The reason that the guava tree has such a name is because the trunk has the same color as the guava tree. Guava tree often blooms in the summer, is a flower symbolizing faithful and innocent love. Therefore, planting this flower helps to keep the owner’s soul fresh and ready to face all the challenges of life. Guava tree stands out with its strong, sturdy trunk and branches, combined with beautiful purple flowers, so this is a shade tree used a lot in the landscape. The tree is planted on sidewalks, streets, factories, parks, residential areas, urban areas, administrative centers, etc. to create shade suitable for the landscape. The cool green color of Bang Lang guava cools the hot summer of the Central Highlands climate. In addition, at the museum in the city center of Buon Ma Thuot, there are many precious perennial trees such as this black star tree. Dak Lak Museum simulates the traditional house of the Ede ethnic group.

More than half of adults in New York have had at least one dose of the vaccine. The number of Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations is plummeting. Museums reopen at 50% capacity, cinemas at 33%. Finally, people can sit at the bar to enjoy their favorite drink. The subway will operate 24/7 from May 17, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said. Parks and outdoor areas get crowded. People are starting to take off their masks in public according to the guidelines of the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Rent seems to be stabilizing again. More and more tourists are booking outings. Mayor Bill de Blasio expects 80,000 workers to return to the office on May 4 and has set a target for the city to fully reopen by July 1. “We see a promising return. It feels great,” he said. People enjoy the warm weather in Central Park in New York. Photo: Ed Jones/AP. Optimism about the future While thousands of New Yorkers are suffering long-term health and economic impacts, and most offices are still empty due to the epidemic, things are returning to normal. This makes people optimistic about the future of the city – which suffered the hardest and earliest battle with Covid-19 in the US. After several months of scarcity and difficulty booking vaccination appointments, it is now easy for anyone to do so. By far, it’s the fun things that come back the fastest and most powerful. Over the past few months, Christina Hansen (40), a New York City coach driver for the past nine years, has picked up tourists from California, Texas, Florida and North Carolina. “There is still less work than before, but we are fine. New York is not dead and will never be dead,” Hansen said. MacDougal Street, with its many restaurants and bars in New York, is once again bustling with people. Christina Hansen (right) is delighted to welcome guests back. Photo: Paul Frangipane/Bloomberg. Tickets to next week’s Frieze New York Art Fair, which will bring together collectors from across the United States, are almost sold out. At the Reservoir bar and restaurant in Greenwich Village, locals have to wait about 30 minutes for a table. This place reopened in February, after being closed for almost a year. Another key factor to New York’s return is tourism. The city expects domestic tourism to recover in 2023. Total visitors will surpass the pre-pandemic level of 66.6 million/year by 2024. Devin Cooper (25 years old, living in Los Angeles) immediately booked a flight to New York when he learned that his company allowed employees to travel without being quarantined. He plans to come here in mid-May, when vaccinations are more complete. While it may not be possible to experience some of the city’s famous activities, Cooper says there’s still a lot to see and do. “New York doesn’t seem to have died. This time, I can’t watch Broadway shows and dine outside of restaurants, but it’s a small price to pay for safety during the pandemic,” he said. Slowly recovering Even as most of the art, dining and entertainment life that characterizes New York reopens, the future of work culture, as well as the fate of millions of square feet of office space, remains uncertain. . The subways are far from full, although they will reopen 24/7 hours from May 17, NBC New York news. Mayor Bill de Blasio said office workers would be “a key indicator” of New York City’s long-term return. Some are slowly returning to the workplace. New York will allow offices to increase capacity from 50% to 75% from May 15. Mohammad Naveed, 47, runs a coffee cart near Wall Street. This used to be a prime location that helped him sell about 500 cups of coffee a day. Now, he only sells about 30 cups. “This place is deserted, there are no people,” Naveed explained. During the pandemic, one store after another seemed to be empty. The sector is recovering fast, but it is still far behind. However, between May 2020 and February 2021, 67% of retail jobs, including restaurants, returned to New York state, according to the New York state executive’s office. Coffee carts near Wall Street struggled as offices closed. Photo: Paul Frangipane/Bloomberg. In the real estate sector, the rental market in the Manhattan area shows an early stage of recovery. According to real estate data firm UrbanDigs, new active listings have dropped, monthly leases are increasing, and prices appear to have bottomed out. The number of apartments for rent in New York City is more than double what it was before the pandemic, while maintaining low prices, data from real estate firm StreetEasy shows. StreetEasy economist Nancy Wu said: “The increase in remote work has changed the minds of many renters. Instead of seriously looking for apartments in Manhattan with a short drive to the office, they can afford to explore a host of other neighborhoods in boroughs that might not have been considered before.” Donovan Davis, 24, of Staten Island, waited in line in front of the Supreme store on Bowery Street for about 15 minutes to view the new spring collection and purchase the backpack. Davis was recently vaccinated. Stuck at home for the past year, he didn’t really want to shop until now. “The weather is warming up. I finally started going out and shopping.” Donovan Davis outside the Supreme store in New York on April 30. He only goes out shopping when he is vaccinated. Photo: Misyrlena Egkolfopoulou/Bloomberg. New Yorkers used to not appreciate the crowdedness of the city. The subway isn’t as busy as it used to be. But David felt the city was still alive and slowly returning to normal. “Every time I go out, it’s nice to see that there are still so many people there,” he said.

Mr. Phuc lived with his “ancient fan museum”. Up to this point, “the ancient fan king” Tran Cong Phuc has passed away for more than 4 years, but his love for these ancient fans has not been interrupted. Because his son Tran Hong Duc and student Nguyen Van Ngoc have followed in his father’s footsteps, continuing to “blow souls” to revive ancient fans. “Currently in Hanoi, there are very few antique fan repair shops, only 2-3 shops. Therefore, antique fan repairers are also very rare, me and 2 workers here were trained by my father.” Phuc’s son said. In 2012, Mr. Tran Cong Phuc set a Vietnamese record “The person with the most collection of antique fans”. “Restoring a seemingly discarded fan to bring it back to life almost original is a very interesting job. It gives me a sense of conquest and fascination. Just like you, I can sit still all day to explore and discover the most perfect restoration method.” Mr. Ngoc (a student of Mr. Phuc) shared. In Duc’s house, which is only about 20 square meters wide, there are so many fans that all ceiling fans hanging in the house have to be removed separately. The most are Marelli fans, followed by Dutch Emi fans, French Calor, Russian elephant ear fans, and Japanese 110-volt National fans imported into the South before 1975… “The first antique fan sold for the first time was also the famous Italian Marelli ceiling fan. My father brought it back to repair and his butt was hung in front of the house, not long after, a Western man came to pay 200 dollars in the morning. when the purchase price is only 70,000 VND”, Mr. Duc shared. “Few people know this fan is almost the first generation, when electricity began to appear and made a fan, this was the first line,” Mr. Ngoc excitedly shared. “And this fan dates from the years 1921-1930 and later, the fans are designed to be more compact, saving electricity and materials.” These ancient fans were formerly carried by the French to decorate offices and villas to cool down the tropical heat. Once upon a time, electric fans were only for aristocratic families. They are hung in the house not only to cool, but also as decorative objects to show wealth. This antique ceiling fan hanging in Mr. Phuc’s house is valued at more than 100 million VND. The most prominent in the antique fan collection is the Italian Marelli line, which is known as the king of fans, the details are reaching to the level of sophistication. Fans are made meticulously to each screw, gear, base … Therefore, they are capable of lasting hundreds of years. Currently, Duc’s shop has more than 10 antique Marelli fans, they are all made of pure copper. The cheapest one costs several million, the most expensive one costs hundreds of millions of dong. Not only the expensive Marelli line, but also the antique French fans that cost up to hundreds of millions of dong/piece. Every day, many guests come to the small house to buy a memento bearing the stamp of time being preserved in the heart of Hanoi. And the reason why antique fans are so attractive is not only because of their age, but because of the beauty in their design with classic curves, inside, copper plating of cages and shiny blades…

Not only the entrance, the main door is also considered a place to charge air and regulate energy sources, so it is necessary to pay attention first to get the harmony between the 3 elements of aesthetics, function and special. is feng shui. In particular, “Three No Kien” is a term that refers to three things to avoid when entering the house, including: “Opening the door of the apple ant”, “Opening the door to the ant toilet” and “Opening the door to the glass ant”. So what exactly does “apple, toilet, glass” refer to here? We invite you to follow the following explanation of feng shui expert Phung Phuong: Enter the door to meet the kitchen In the book Duong Trach Tam Coc, it is written: “Opening the door to the apple, the money is wasted”. “Apple” here is the kitchen. In feng shui, the owner of the kitchen is about fortune and health. Opening the door and seeing the kitchen right away (ie the main door and the kitchen are in a straight line) is considered a bad way of feng shui, also known as the “revealing apple” error. Such a kitchen will not accumulate gas, affecting the health and fortune of the family. In this case, the kitchen needs to be covered with a bar or wooden wall. Enter the door to meet the toilet immediately “Xi” is the toilet. Open the main door and see the toilet door, the energy from outside, no matter how good, is polluted, creating unclean gas that spreads throughout the indoor atmosphere. This flow of energy is the beginning to lead into the home. Once, the watershed is not good, the end of the source or the middle of the source, especially other spaces, will not be good, leading to bad luck for the homeowner. It is best to make the toilet door sideways to avoid this closeness. Another effective option is to place feng shui items for town. Enter the door and meet the mirror right away “Glass” here refers to a mirror. Using decorative mirrors in the house should be noted not to be located opposite the main door to the house. Feng shui from ancient times to the past has a unified concept – the door is where luck and fortune come in. Meanwhile, the mirror is a place to attract luck (no matter good or bad). Therefore, when the mirror is opposite the door, everything will be sucked back out (of course, the mirror mentioned here is just a mirror, not the spherical and bagua mirrors). Besides, placing a mirror in front of the door will create a door-to-door position (real door and mirror door) This is a very bad position for the feelings of family members. * Information is for reference only.

Bran Castle – a popular tourist attraction in Transylvania, Romania – which is considered the inspiration for the famous Dracula novel series, has set up a Covid-19 vaccination center. According to a notice from the management, visitors can come for free injections every weekend in May without an appointment. Photo: Getty. In addition, tourists coming here will also be able to visit the castle’s gallery of 52 medieval torture instruments at no extra cost. However, vaccination is only available to Romanian citizens. Marketing director Alexandru Priscu said the campaign was meant to “make vaccinations more fun”. Photo: BBC. In the US, people can register for the Covid-19 vaccine when attending sports matches. On May 10, each audience present at the hockey game between the Philadelphia Flyers and the New Jersey Devil team had the opportunity to get a shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The campaign is also held at games by the Seattle Mariners baseball team or the Seattle Sounders football team. Photo: AP. On May 11, in the opening match at the home of St. Paul Saints in Minnesota, this baseball fan was vaccinated and given 4 vouchers to watch another game. Manager Derek Sharrer said: “This is a great opportunity for the audience to be vaccinated in a favorable way.” Photo: AP. In addition to fixed health stations, British people can register for vaccinations at churches. Twice a week, about 800 citizens can go to Poet’s Corner at Westminster Abbey (London, England) to receive medical staff’s help with Covid-19 vaccination. On its website, the monastery said that this vaccine site will accept individuals who make an appointment through the National Health Service, which is expected to operate until at least the end of June this year. Photo: AP. Salisbury Church in England is also part of the country’s vaccination campaign. After vaccination here, people have to stay for 15 minutes for medical staff to monitor the response. According to data from Our World in Data, more than half of the UK population has received at least one dose of the vaccine. Photo: Sky News. Since May, David Richardson, City Commissioner of Miami (USA), has launched an initiative to establish non-permanent vaccination points in the South Beach area. “We want to reach beachgoers and encourage them to change their mind about vaccination,” said Richardson. By the second day of the campaign, the registration points had consumed 125 doses of Johnson & Johnson vaccine and also used up 50 additional doses. Photo: Getty. Mr. Richardson said the campaign was heavily promoted on media and social networks. In addition to the target group of tourists coming to the Miami beach to relax, the city government also wants to mobilize neighboring people to come here to get vaccinated. “Some people come here in bathing suits, there are also people who come here to get vaccinated.” Photo: Miami Herald. The new vaccination site that is receiving attention from New York City public opinion is the bottom of a more than 28,000-meter whale model at the American Museum of Natural History. Those who register for vaccination here are given a voucher to visit the museum for free the next day. “This is the newest, hottest vaccination site right now,” New York City Councilmember Mark Levine wrote on Twitter. Photo: New York Times. On May 9, 200 doses of Johnson & Johnson vaccine were delivered to storage at the Arapahoe Basin ski area in Summit County (Colorado, USA). Visitors and Colorado residents will not need to register in advance to make a reservation. “Hopefully this will help the community continue the process of vaccination to overcome the pandemic,” said Tony Cammarata, head of the Arapahoe Basin patrol. Photo: Arapahoe Basin.

Bee salad. “Eating bees” is the local way of saying about the journey to get honey from the hive. Mr. Pham Duy Khanh, a resident of U Minh Ha and a tourist from the profession of guarding bee hive, said: “When workers collect honey from the beehive, they often enjoy a part of honey and young honeycomb on the spot to assess the quality. amount of honey as well as reward yourself. Because eating bees in the forest is always better than taking them home.” U Minh Ha wild honey is a specialty of Ca Mau, famous for its quality that is hard to match. Because only bees that suck nectar of Melaleuca flowers can give clear yellow honey with a gentle floral scent and pure sweetness. In particular, the bees only come to nest when the Melaleuca forest is planted close to nature on a large and dense area. With lush green melaleuca forests all year round, U Minh Ha National Forest is an ideal habitat for bees. Especially, at the time when Melaleuca flowers bloom, a lot of honey bees fly back to make nests. Capturing this behavior, Mr. Pham Duy Khanh’s family planted Melaleuca on an area of ​​60ha, creating a living environment to attract bees and preserve the profession of guarding bees. According to local people, the “eating bee” season usually starts from about March onwards, when the weather is dry and hot, suitable for melaleuca flowers to bloom and bees to make honey. A few weeks before this time, people have prepared to set aside the truss for the bees to make a nest. This truss set is usually made from melaleuca tree, straight body, with a diameter of 10-15cm, peeled off, dry. The truss is pitched in the shape of a roof and is suitable for locations where the sun shines through. The time for bees to nest is about 20-30 days. After that, people will visit and collect honey at the right time when the hive has formed. To collect honey, workers must carry a smoker or a torch made of coconut fiber, long-sleeved clothes, a hood, gloves, a knife and other tools to store honeycombs and honeycombs. Usually, the worker uses a knife to cut and separate the honey from the hive, leaving about 1/3 of the hive for the bees to make a new nest. Pham Duy Khanh shared: “The habit of bees when growing up will separate the colony to make new nests, so it will continue to give honey. A nest like this, if exploited well, can get honey 3-4 times.” After cutting the honeycomb out of the nest, squeeze or squeeze the honey. Each hive on average gives about 3-5 liters of honey, with nests up to 10 liters. In the dry season, honey is more abundant and of better quality than in the rainy season. When beekeeping is exploited as a tourist product, visitors will experience the journey into the forest to collect honey with local workers. This journey brings many interesting things, not only the thrill of weaving through the forests and lagoons; visitors can also enjoy honey on the spot. Young bees are also processed into unique dishes. It is young bee salad, young bee pancakes, young bee porridge, young bee sauce or deep-fried young bees. This is a special feature that can only be experienced directly in U Minh Ha forest. Beekeeping is a typical profession of the U Minh Ha forest area, which is not only valuable in terms of economy but also imbued with local cultural identity. Since then formed a tourism product that is attracting more and more tourists to Ca Mau.

The Forbidden City in Beijing, China is a world famous historical site. This is the residence of 24 emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Therefore, inside the Forbidden City there is a museum to store artifacts from the above dynasties. In 1925, the Palace museum was established in the Forbidden City. Since then, this place has kept and displayed more than 1 million antiques. Every year millions of tourists visit the museum in the Forbidden City to admire the precious antiquities of feudal Chinese kings. These artifacts are considered a huge treasure of China that has been kept for many centuries. Although dating back hundreds of years, most of those treasures are still almost intact. The Palace Museum at the Forbidden City stores many Canh Duc pottery, gold and silver artifacts, fine art, lacquer antiquities… Each year, the Palace museum displays about 10,000 artifacts. Many of these artifacts are considered extremely rare. Therefore, some objects are not displayed in the exhibitions. Some of the most famous antiquities at the Palace museum are known to many visitors, such as the Qianlong Emperor’s Yongco cup and the Song Dynasty jade seal. Of these, the Qianlong emperor’s Yongco cup was made of gold. Qianlong gave the maker this wine cup on the occasion of his 30th birthday. On the cup is engraved the words “Kim An Vinh Co” which means that the Qing dynasty will last forever. In addition to the main material of gold, the Qianlong Emperor’s Vinh Co cup is also decorated with pearls and diamonds, making this artifact even more precious. The Song Dynasty jade seal is an antique made from marble. It was crafted by artisans during the Song Dynasty. The top side of the jade seal is carved with dragons, clouds, and waves. During the Qing Dynasty, artisans carved a poem by the Qianlong emperor on the underside of the jade seal. Invite readers to watch the video: New tricks to bring Chinese people into the country illegally. Source: VTV24.

The Resonance Consultancy report has scored 100 cities around the world with populations over one million residents. The 25 groups of ranking factors studied include weather, safety, number of parks, museums, attractions and culinary experiences, diversity, headquarters of major global companies, Instagram hashtags and Facebook followers… Photo: Shutterstock. As a result of the report, London (UK) took the top spot as the best city in the world thanks to its culture, vibrant nightlife, innovative restaurant industry in 2020, and cool, breathable air, created by a city of trees and a green, open landscape”. Photo: Flickr. London is a global city and has the largest city GDP in Europe. Image: Wikipedia. London’s influence on politics, finance, education, entertainment, media, fashion, art and culture has given London its global city status. It is a major tourist destination for domestic and international tourists. Image: Wikipedia. According to Business Insider, more than 300 languages ​​are spoken in London. Photo: Reuters. The London Underground, opened in 1863, is the oldest underground network in the world. Image: Wikipedia. “> Waterloo Underground Station is the busiest public transit station, handling more than 100 million passengers a year. Image: Wikipedia. The population of London is more than that of the country of Israel, and is predicted to increase to 10 million people by 2031. Photo: BI. Queen Elizabeth II lives in Buckingham Palace. According to Urbanest, when she was at this palace, you could see the royal flag fluttering on the flagpole. Photo: OT. “> London has more than 170 museums, including the British Museum – a large-scale work that attracts London’s most famous tourists. Image: Wikipedia. London was the first school in England to allow girls to study. In 1878, the University of London became the first university in England to allow women to study and grant them degrees.”> The University of London was the first university in the UK to allow women to study. In 1878, the University of London became the first university in England to allow women to study and award degrees.

Orte clothing store in Madrid Bright red, lined with polka dots and as long as three cars, the Orte clothing store sign has long been located on Madrid’s Alcalá street (Spain), its presence unwavering since its inception. even when fast food restaurants and chains started popping up. When the store closed and the land turned to rent, the news quickly reached Alberto Nanclares. Within days he arrived at the site, working with a team to try to remove the sign from the façade, where it has stood for more than five decades. Nanclares is part of the Iberian Graphic Heritage Protection Network, which includes more than 50 projects dedicated to honoring and protecting a type of heritage that they say is endangered: the commercial signs that have long made their mark. city ​​identity. “Everybody sees these signs, but few people pay attention to them,” said Nanclares. “When they are thrown away, the memory of our city is thrown away.” The projects in the network are diverse – there is a movement to preserve signs in the hope that they might one day appear in a museum, such as Nanclares’ Paco Graco project, as well as a project to classify objects. signs, from century-old enamelware to colorful neon signs. It all creates a living archive that spans 25 cities and towns across the peninsula. The core vision of the network is that heritage includes not only palaces, cathedrals and royal jewels, but also the places that shape our lives and identities – a heritage that is open to all. everyone, according to Nanclares. “There are very few people in Spain who think that this is heritage, that this is what binds us together, allows us to progress and understand ourselves better.” Inspired by signage museums in Berlin (Germany) and Warsaw (Poland), the Iberian movement took on new meaning after a series of recessions – from the 2008 economic crisis to to the Covid-19 pandemic – which changed the cityscape. Laura Asensio, a graphic designer in Valladolid, Spain, says that when small businesses close, they are often replaced by giant global corporations that don’t have much of a local connection. She points to the changes that have swept Spain’s city centres: “Whether you’re in Madrid, Barcelona or Salamanca, the city’s iconic symbols are now essentially the same,” Asensio says. “There will always be a McDonald’s, a Zara store… It’s a pity that cities lose their charm.” The Letreiro Galeria project has collected more than 250 signs Asensio’s project, Valladolid with Character, hopes to prevent this monotony with an interactive map of more than 1,000 signs around the city. Compiled by a team of people, the map marks everything from the decades-old red bus stop signs welcoming visitors to the giant calligraphy pen that sits above the sign of a fountain pen shop. In Lisbon (Portugal), Rita Múrias and Paola Batata started their project in 2014, when souvenir shops and crepe stalls sprang up all over the city. “We were designers in search of ideas, and then we realized these signs capture the stories of store owners and human memories,” says Múrias. “People tell you about a time they visited these stores with their grandmother, or when they were kids. They associate location with memories.” The two soon began using their free time and budget to “rescue” signs from businesses that were about to close. Their project, Letreiro Galeria (Sign Exhibit), has now collected 250 different signs. They are currently in a borrowed warehouse while the two strive to realize their dream of opening a museum. While some cities have enacted laws to protect signs, the network’s members hope that their efforts will help people understand heritage of this kind. “It is a process of raising awareness. People’s reactions are amazing when they follow me on Instagram and then they love the sign more than the selfie,” said López. “Then they started sending me pictures of the signs they saw while traveling. It creates a chain effect.”

The image was taken inside a vaccination center located in the railway museum of Catalonia in Vilanova i La Geltru City, Spain. Persons receiving AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine rest at the follow-up area after vaccination. (Image: Getty Images) Medical staff giving flu vaccines to residents not participating in the community Covid-19 vaccination program established at the National Museum of Science and Technology of Leonardo Da Vinci in cooperation with the Leonardo Da Vinci Hospital in Milan, Italy. (Photo: EPA) Chairs in the post-vaccination monitoring room in the city of Naples, Italy, are placed at a guaranteed social distance. (Image: Getty Images) “Medical train” Akademik Fyodor Uglov in Kuytun village, Irkutsk region, Russia. The train is being used as a mobile diagnostic center, and staff on board are deploying Sputnik V vaccination to locals along the East Siberian Railway. (Photo: TASS) A Covid-19 vaccination clinic on the square of the SNCF station vaccination center in Nice City, France. (Photo: Shutterstock) The Robert Poirier Athletics Stadium in Rennes, Britany Province, France, has been transformed into the Pfizer / BioNTech Covid-19 vaccination center. (Image: Getty Images) Medical staff preparing to vaccinate at the Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid, Spain. (Photo: AP) Poland’s Wroclaw city prepares for a mass vaccination campaign at the city stadium. (Photo: Shutterstock) Aalborg Symphony Orchestra performs at an immunization center in Jutland, Denmark. (Photo: EPA) Residents sit in cars waiting for Covid-19 vaccinations at an immunization site at NRG Park complex, Houston City, Texas, USA. (Photo: AP) Cars move through traffic posts leading to the vaccination center inside Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles, California, USA. To date, the state of nearly 40 million people has had nearly 19 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine, with nearly 6.9 million fully vaccinated. (Photo: AP) The line of vehicles waiting for the Covid-19 test at Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles City. The United States, the country most heavily affected by Covid-19, stressed that vaccination was the way to bring the country out of the pandemic. (Photo: AP) Photographed while waiting in line for AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccination at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Canada. (Photo: AP)

This is an architectural complex located in an area of ​​3,700 square meters, with one side facing Bat Trang village, the other facing the Bac Hung Hai canal. The project has an estimated total investment of 150 billion VND. Inspired by the image of “ceramic claws” rotating table blocks interfering with each other, shaping the work with multi-faceted surfaces, soft and free movement. In another corner, we see the image of the old pots of the Bat Trang people. “Rotating Pottery” preserves traditional values ​​and develops pottery in the new era, honoring the creativity and talent of artisans. With the function of museum and trade center displaying elite products, … includes 2 main blocks: 4-storey inner block: for commercial activities, homestay rooms of experts and artisans. The 4th floor is the quintessential culinary restaurant of the village. Next to it is the performance room of the ethnic arts. Outer museum block: – The first floor frees the maximum space, creates a Pottery Square, displays and introduces products, is a gathering place, connects visitors with Artisans. Open space suitable for large activities, traditional cultural festivals … Floor 2, 3, displaying art pottery throughout the process of forming Bat Trang Pottery Village up to now. With unique, delicate, colorful ancient enamel lines … to shape, sophisticated decoration details, natural, close … The 4th floor is an organic garden, a green “play” space. Agricultural crops are planted according to the scenario of each season, each region in the strip of land along the Red River … A space for guests to experience relaxation, children learn about nature, or artisans indulging in the clouds and trees. grass, following the Red River flow … The impressive look of the 150 billion project seen from above. To make this unique “shell”, the craftsmen have used thin linear fiber reinforced concrete with effective bearing capacity, low load. Performance spaces, commercial areas, Homestay rooms … are designed with effective natural lighting and ventilation. Traditional materials of Bat Trang craft village such as traditional ceramic tiles, baked tile, mosaic tiles … were also used to create the most authentic colors for the museum. About light in the building. Works designed from 2018 After 3 years of construction, this ceramic museum is expected to be in operation from June 2021 The “Rotating Pottery” museum is in the process of completion, hoping to create a worthy highlight to contribute to the inheritance and promotion of the ancestral heritage … of the famous pottery village in the foreign capital. ha Anh (Photo provided by Office of Architecture 1 + 1> 2)

Chihuly’s sculpture exhibition at Gardens by the Bay Dale Chihuly, an American artist known for his giant blown glass sculptures, will present Asia’s first large garden exhibition at Gardens by the Bay next month. Dale Chihuly: Glass In Bloom (Glass In Bloom) will run from May 1 to August 1 and feature 25 large-scale artist installations, as well as more than 80 sculptures on the pedestal. and two-dimensional work. Among the works on display are the Sunset, the Moon, last presented at the Chihuly In The Light Of Jerusalem 2000 exhibition; Ethereal White Persians and Cloud Forest Persians, launching in 2019 at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in London. Chihuly, a leader in glass sculpture with work in more than 200 museum collections worldwide, is present in Singapore. His installation art is on display at Resorts World Sentosa and The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore. Singapore world introduce 4 locations New sights The Ice Cream Museum and a thrill ride at Clarke Quay are some of the new attractions Singaporeans can look forward to this year, as Singapore is looking to enhance its appeal in preparation for a revitalization. tourism sector. Sentosa will also welcome a new attraction next year, the SkyHelix Sentosa, an outdoor rotating gondola that will be 35 meters above ground level and have views of Singapore’s southern coast. In addition, the plan to build a new attraction on the open space between Somerset Skating Park and Killiney Road, is in line with the Government’s goal to enhance the attractiveness of the Somerset area. The Ice Cream Museum will set up a store in Dempsey in August, the first time a US-based tourist attraction has ventured abroad. The museum will adhere to principles of hygiene, safe distance and logistics to keep visitors safe. The maximum capacity at the museum is 200 visitors at a time. The admission ticket for August can be booked in advance from April 12 on the museum website. Fares from S $ 38 per person. The museum is open from 10am to 9pm, Thursday through Sunday. Posts: Nice Travel

Mummies are more than 3,000 years old. Photo: CBS According to CBS, at sunset on April 3, the mummies will ‘depart’ from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square in a grand parade. Each mummy was placed on a private car decorated elaborately, accompanied by convoys, music, lights and horses. The “Golden Parade of the Pharaohs” will travel along the Nile and then to Egypt’s first Islamic capital, Al-Fustat, in the old Cairo area, and then to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization. Photo: CBS The group of mummies participating in the parade includes 18 kings, four queens of ancient Egypt’s 17th to 20th dynasties, about 3,100 to 3,500 years ago. Most mummified fish have been found in two archaeological sites at Luxor in the late 1800s. Over the course of more than 3,000 years, these kings and queens have been transferred from tomb to tomb, from capital to capital, from museum to museum. Many people hope that after the April 2 parade, they will be at peace. According to analysts, the upcoming parade is underway as a way to restore interest in Egyptian tourism in the midst of a global recovery in tourism. Many Egyptians, including the government of this country, want the event to go well. The entire parade will be broadcast online by the Ministry of Tourism of this country.

Car procession of Egyptian mummies. Photo: Ahramonline. The procession is said to take the audience back to the ancient Egyptian era, when kings and queens were brought to their tombs and the afterlife. The mummies will be transported on the Nile and then accompanied by a carriage. The Ministry of the Interior of Egypt announced it would close some roads and major bridges in Cairo on the evening of April 3 to move the mummies. Completely closes from 18:00 to 20:30 pm on April 3, including the main points of Tu Do Square and Sadat subway station. Final preparations for the relocation parade are being completed. This is considered a rare event in Egyptian history. It is expected that more than 400 TV channels, international press representatives will participate in this event. The National Civilization Museum of Egypt covers an area of ​​about 135,000 square meters with more than 23,235 square meters of exhibition space in the ancient city of Fustat, Cairo and overlooking Lake Ain Al-Sira, near the Giza Pyramids. This will be the place to display more than 50,000 artifacts about Egyptian civilizations from prehistoric times to the present day. The new museum has a unique architecture that simulates images of ancient pyramids and will be a work not to be missed when visiting Egypt.

The Ethnographic Museum is one of the best museums in Africa. This two-story museum was originally the palace of Emperor Haile Selassie. The rooms here are almost preserved. The exhibits are intricately arranged to tell visitors a rich and diverse story of Ethiopian peoples. National Museum This is where the fossils are on display named Lucy, a female skeleton of the species Australopithecus afarensis, discovered in Ethiopia in 1974, is considered the Origin of Modern Humans. The museum is also home to Ethiopian art works from the fourteenth to the twentieth centuries. Merkato Merkato is Addis Ababa’s largest market. It has most of the items you want to find with separate subdivisions. Its vast, chaotic appearance may at first look apprehensive to visitors, but exploring it will help you better understand the local culture as well as find many unique souvenirs. However, when going to a crowded place, you need to be careful with your belongings because street crime is still a thorny issue here. Piazza This is the “old town” of the capital, its name represents the short period in which the Italians were present in this country. Here you can find interesting places to eat and stay at affordable prices. Hills of Entoto This hill offers a panoramic view of Addis Ababa city from above. On Sunday, the hilltop Maryam Church is open for Mass. You can also visit the Entoto Maryam Museum, which displays Emperor Menelik’s personal belongings. The Lion of Judah and the Churchill Avenue After being moved back to Ethiopia from Rome in the 1960s, the symbol of the Ethiopian monarchy – the Lion of Judah – was placed at the top of Churchill Avenue, one of the main shopping streets of the city, running from the train station straight to the Piazza neighborhood. This is also a famous check-in place for tourists coming to the city.

It is expected that people will move about 22 mummies, including 18 kings and four half emperors, dating from the 17, 18, 19 and 20 dynasties. Ancient mummies will be paraded through the streets of Cairo in the scene of brilliant fireworks, sound and light shows, and honor cars, and the cavalry will also accompany the mummy. Why did Egypt suddenly move dozens of ancient mummies? Among these displaced mummies are the famous mummy of King Sequenenre, who began the war of liberation against the Hyksos, Queen Hatshepsut, owner of the magnificent temple Deir Al-Bahari in Luxor and King. Ramesses II, the great pharaoh of the New Kingdom. Before departing, the mummies will be placed inside special containers filled with nitrogen, with storage conditions similar to those on display in museums. Each barrel is then loaded onto a private carriage decorated in ancient Egyptian style and carried in order from oldest to youngest. Upon arrival at the Egyptian Civilization Museum, the mummies will be recovered in the laboratory for nearly 15 days in preparation for installation inside the new galleries. At the Egyptian Civilization Museum, the mummies are placed in the Royal Mummy Room, decorated to resemble the valley of the kings, the area where their tombs were originally located. The ‘Golden Parade of the Pharaohs’ is said to be a splendid festival along the Nile, celebrating Egypt’s rich heritage and attracting visitors back after a tough year. Archaeologist Zahi Hawass, former minister of Egyptian Antiquities, said: “This parade will make all Egyptians proud of the country”. Hoang Dung (translation)

For the procession of the mummies to the new “home”, the authorities closed the streets along the Nile. The convoy passed through the main roads in Cairo, and was greeted with 21 cannons when reaching the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization. This museum also officially opened yesterday, April 3. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi was present at the welcome ceremony. The convoy carrying 22 Egyptian pharaohs went along the capital Cairo. Photo: RT Performing art performance at the foot of the pyramid. Photo: RT Photo: RT Photo: RT Photo: RT Overview of the procession. Source: RT Archaeologist Zahi Hawass said each mummy was stored in a special casket filled with nitrogen to ensure no damage. These casks were placed on sturdy golden wagons to minimize shaking. “We chose the Civilization Museum because we wanted to display the mummies scientifically, not just for viewing as in the Egyptian Museum,” Mr. Hawass said. Car carrying the mummy of King Ramesses V. Photo: Reuters The mummies were discovered during two excavations in 1871 at Deir Al Bahari in Luxor and the Valley of the Kings. The oldest mummy is Seqenenre Tao, the last king of the 17th Dynasty, who reigned in the 16th century BC and is believed to have died. In addition, in the “parade” group there are mummies of Ramses II, Seti I and Ahmose-Nefertari. In recent weeks, Egypt has experienced a series of unfortunate incidents – including the congestion of the Suez Canal, a fatal train crash, a garment factory fire and a building collapse. apartment. These incidents “revive” the myth of the “curse of the pharaoh”. However, with 18 ancient kings and four queens finally settling down in the new and spacious home, perhaps no one will ever repeat the goosebumps again.

With an internet-connected mobile phone or tablet, visitors can freely explore 100 typical works on the regular display system of Vietnam Fine Arts Museum. Photo: VGP / Hien Minh On April 22, Vietnam Fine Arts Museum launched the iMuseum VFA multimedia narrative application to help visitors online or directly at the museum. This application includes audio, articles and photos, integrated on both Android and iOS platforms, using QR code scanning and iBeacon locating technology. The application has automatic annotation, allowing to view high-quality images of the work, read the introduction content, accurately determine the location of exhibits, view the display system diagram, distinguish the rooms. have, are and not visited by color … With only a mobile phone or tablet with an internet connection and an application fee of 50,000 VND / time, visitors can freely explore 100 typical works on the museum’s regular display system. Vietnamese fine arts anywhere, anytime. In particular, the duration for each time is up to 8 hours, with 8 languages ​​including Vietnamese, English, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Italian. The iMuseum VFA application is the result of a project of socialization, stemming from the need to improve the quality of sightseeing for visitors, while capturing the benefits of applying information technology to conservation and conservation. promote the values ​​of cultural heritages in general and art heritage in particular. This is also a step to concretize the policy of leaders of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in implementing activities under the National Digital Transformation Program to 2025, with a vision to 2030 of the Government. Vietnam Fine Arts Museum is one of the national museums with the most important position in preserving and promoting cultural and artistic heritage of the Vietnamese ethnic community. Currently, the museum holds more than 20,000 artifacts, which are vivid evidences for the development flow of Vietnamese art from pre-prehistoric times to today, including 9 national treasures.

Delegates at the ceremony. More than a regular Auto Voice Over application, iMuseum VFA also has outstanding features such as allowing high-quality image viewing of works; read the introduction text; accurately determine the location of exhibiting exhibits; see display system diagram; distinguish between rooms that have been, are and have not been visited by color … With only a mobile phone or tablet with internet connection and application fee of VND 50,000 / time, visitors can freely explore 100 typical works on the Museum’s regular display system. Vietnamese fine arts anywhere, anytime. In particular, the duration for each use is up to 8 hours, with 8 languages: Vietnamese, English, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Italian (German language will be added in the coming time). Mr. Nguyen Trung Khanh, Director General of the General Department of Tourism, Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism spoke at the ceremony. The iMuseum VFA application is the result of a socialization project in cooperation between the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum and Vietnam Mobile Application Software Joint Stock Company (VINMAS), stemming from the need to improve the quality of the tour. for tourists, at the same time, capture the benefits of the application of information technology in the conservation and promotion of cultural heritages in general and artistic heritages in particular. This is also a step to concretize the policy of leaders of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in implementing activities under the national digital transformation program to 2025, with a vision to 2030 of the Government. After more than 2 years of research, content building and technology development, the iMuseum VFA has been put to the test since December 2020. Based on feedback, comments from visitors and experts, iMuseum VFA application has gradually improved content, improved user experience and officially launched on April 22, 2021. . The iMuseum VFA application is expected to become a powerful support tool for visitors in the process of discovering and understanding the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts, contributing to spreading the love of art to the public and attracting visitors. visit to the Museum. Delegates press the button to launch the iMuseum VFA application Speaking at the ceremony, the General Director of the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Mr. Nguyen Trung Khanh highly appreciated the initiative of Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts in building and putting into practice the application of Theory. iMuseum VFA automated intelligence. It can be said that this is one of the leading units applying technology to increase the experience for visitors at museums across the country. “For the lead in the iMuseum VFA application construction and deployment, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum once again affirms its determination to innovate and enhance the visitor experience; we hope that the application will becomes an effective tool to support visitors in the process of discovering and exploring the Museum, making an important contribution to attracting a large number of tourists to visit in the coming time “, Mr. Nguyen Trung Khanh emphasized.

The Egyptian National Civilization Museum is located in the city of Fustat in the ancient Cairo region. The museum grounds include an exhibition center, an antiques restoration center and an entertainment center that includes a restaurant, cafeteria and antique market. It is one of the very few museums that showcases the various aspects of Egyptian civilization throughout all eras, from the pre-era era to the modern era. The museum also showcases some important archeology of different eras. Notably, the museum will display 22 royal mummies dating from the 17, 18, 19, 20 dynasties. Among the transferred royal mummies is the mummy of King Ramses II, King Seqnen Ra. Taa, King Tuthmosis III, King Seti I, Queen Hatshepsut, Queen Meritamun, wife of King Amenhotep I and Queen Ahmose Nefertari. Modern space with 3D images. The Royal Mummies Hall will be open to visitors from April 18, coinciding with World Heritage Day. On the first day of its opening, the National Civilization Museum witnessed a large number of visitors to explore hundreds of Egyptian civilization’s artifacts. The gold jewelry of ancient Egyptian queens Ancient Egyptian wares ./.

Explore works of art with the iMuseum VFA multimedia voiceover application. On April 22, 2021, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum launched the iMuseum VFA multimedia application. This is a multimedia application (audio, text, high quality images), helping users to visit online or directly art works at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum. The application is integrated on both Android and iOS platforms, using QR code scanning and iBeacon locating technology. More than a regular automatic narration application, iMuseum VFA also has outstanding features such as allowing high-quality image viewing of works; read the introduction text; accurately determine the location of exhibiting exhibits; see display system diagram; distinguish between rooms that have been, are and have not been visited by color … The most special feature of the application is that from anywhere in the world, at any time, just with a mobile phone connected to the internet and pay application usage fee of 50,000 VND / time, visitors You can freely explore 100 typical works on the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum’s regular display system, enjoy high-quality images of the works, listen to live sound introduces works by 8 different languages. Visitors can also read the text introducing the author, the birth scene and the artistic value of the work. Duration for each use is up to 8 hours, with 8 languages: Vietnamese, English, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Italian (German and Russian languages ​​will be added in the coming time). Mr. Nguyen Trung Khanh, Director General of the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism said that this would be a boost for cultural tourist sites in general and museum system in particular to be motivated to change, catch up with the penny. world-wide, creating new, interesting and convenient experiences for visitors. iMuseum VFA will become a powerful support tool for visitors in the process of discovering and understanding the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, contributing to spreading the love of art to the public and attracting visitors to the Museum. museum. Mr. Nguyen Anh Minh, Director of Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, said that in the coming time, Vietnam Fine Arts Museum will continue to add and improve the application of iMuseum VFA Multimedia Notes to really become ” the smart assistant “assists visitors. The iMuseum VFA application is the result of a socialization project in cooperation between the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum and Vietnam Mobile Application Software Joint Stock Company (VINMAS), stemming from the need to improve the quality of the tour. for tourists, at the same time, capture the benefits of the application of information technology in the conservation and promotion of cultural heritages in general and artistic heritages in particular. This is also a step to concretize the policy of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in implementing activities under the national digital transformation program to 2025, with a vision to 2030 of the Government. The Vietnam Fine Arts Museum currently holds more than 20,000 artifacts, which are vivid proofs for the development flow of Vietnamese Fine Arts from the Pre-Prehistoric era to the present day, including 9 National Treasures.

The painting “The Girl in the Garden” National Treasure by painter Nguyen Gia Tri is numbered 15 on iMuseum (Photo: Hoa Binh) On the morning of April 22, Vietnam Fine Arts Museum officially announced the very interesting operation of App iMuseum VFA. With the specific need for in-depth knowledge of the art industry, not everyone knows which precious works are kept in museums. Therefore, art followers, every time they come to a city, want to visit the Museum of Fine Arts, often suffer from fatigue and exhaustion from room to room but never knowing in advance that they can reunite. with favorite work or not. The introduction of the iMuseum VFA App is considered a breakthrough in the era of technology 4.0, with many outstanding utility features that help visitors to easily discover hundreds of valuable works, huge blocks of valuable assets. timeless value. The Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the General Director of the General Department of Tourism use the iMuseum VFA app to learn about works at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum Immerse yourself in the flow of 4.0 Information flooded on the internet can assist visitors to know basic information about outstanding valuable works. However, without scientific data from the App iMuseum VFA, it is difficult for enjoyers to know exactly which works the Museum is holding. Just scan the QR code to buy the iMuseum VFA App right at the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts gate, enjoyers can easily know exactly which precious works the Museum is keeping. From there, visitors will have the exact choice towards the work they want to contemplate. The works are numbered so that viewers can easily locate in which areas, rooms, and floors of the museum they are displayed. App iMuseum VFA The iMuseum VVFA App is extremely useful for individual guests who do not come in groups, so it is difficult to invite a single tour guide to present hundreds of works on display in many different rooms. Mobile museum converges a lot of knowledge All presentations on precious works of art preserved from many periods of Vietnamese art have been carefully read and reviewed by a panel of renowned artists and art researchers. Therefore, these presentations are not only a means to help guests enjoy the art more fully, but also become scientific documents to help refer to valuable works. Artist Nguyen Tu Nghiem’s ​​”Giong” is numbered 53 on iMuseum (Photo: Hoa Binh) Immense knowledge of mankind is integrated on the digital platform, new achievements of society 4.0, helping people enjoy just one click on the smartphone screen to enjoy. Currently, Vietnam Fine Arts Museum is keeping up to 20,000 artifacts. The iMuseum App aims to introduce the viewer to 100 outstanding works. In particular, there are 9 national treasures being kept and displayed here. If you still use the traditional presentation method, it will be costly effective, more time consuming, costly by the tour guide, and certainly impossible the tour guide’s knowledge can compare with ants. formula of experts and art council. The painting “Slapping the contemplative water” by painter Tran Van Can is numbered 52 Multimedia integration The iMuseum App integrates the museum map, audio files, text, and high-quality photos of the work, which is great security so users can only enjoy without downloading images to the device. Enjoyers can scan the QR code affixed on the exhibits, to read information about the works, can also press the listen button, admire the work while listening to the presentation integrated by the human intelligence. create. Seeing the famous works with my own eyes and listening to in-depth lectures, full of knowledge in fine arts is indeed a wonderful experience for 8 hours at the Museum. The painting “Two girls and babies” by painter To Ngoc Van – No. 9 on iMuseum (photo: Hoa Binh) Guests can choose between 8 different languages ​​to listen to the presentation, including Vietnamese, English, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Italian. The default language is the language of the user’s phone. According to the producer VINMAS, in the near future, the iMuseum App will continue to update more languages ​​to make it more convenient for tourists to visit the Museum, in the short term, the nearest will probably be German and Russian.

Visitors experience the iMuseum VFA application at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum VietTimes would like to introduce the speech of Mr. Nguyen Anh Minh – Director of Vietnam Fine Arts Museum Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, Dear comrades and colleagues! Digital transformation is an inevitable trend in the 4.0 technology revolution. Implementing the policy of the leaders of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in implementing activities under the national digital transformation program to 2025, with a vision to 2030 of the Government, seizing opportunities and benefits. benefits of applying technology to the conservation and promotion of cultural heritages in general and art heritage in particular, Vietnam Fine Arts Museum has actively coordinated with Software Joint Stock Company. Vietnam Mobile Application (VINMAS) according to the socialization method, developing the iMuseum VFA multimedia narrative application. Video of Mr. Nguyen Anh Minh’s speech After 2 years of implementation, by December 2020, iMuseumVFA was put to the test and received positive feedback and suggestions from experts and visitors. The application is integrated on both Android and iOS platforms, using QR code scanning technology and iBeacon locator device. More than a normal automatic voiceover application, the iMuseum VFA also possesses outstanding and useful features. With the support of 8 languages, the iMuseum VFA multimedia narrative application not only helps visitors to the museum directly, but also helps the public anywhere in the world to access and experience. , view and learn information and stories around the works at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, contributing to connecting the museum with the public at home and abroad. To get this application product, we would like to thank the attention and support of the leaders of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Departments and functional departments of the Ministry. Thank you Vietnam Mobile Application Software Joint Stock Company (VINMAS) for working closely with the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum to develop this application. Thank the experts, volunteers, and friends of the museum who have always accompanied us in the past time. At the same time, we would like to thank the Embassies, Embassies of Spain, Embassy of Italy and Goethe Institute in Hanoi for their assistance in translating and recording the presentation. works. In the coming time, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum will continue to supplement and perfect the iMuseum VFA multimedia narrative application to truly become a “smart assistant” to support visitors to the Museum. Once again, thank you and best wishes to your delegates, comrades and friends! Best regards!

Visitors experience the iMuseum VFA application This morning (April 22), Vietnam Fine Arts Museum cooperated with Vietnam Mobile Application Software Joint Stock Company (VINMAS) to hold the Launching Ceremony of iMuseum VFA Multimedia Application. This is a multimedia application including high quality audio, text, and photos, helping users to visit online or directly at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum (VFA). The application is integrated on both Android and iOS platforms, using QR code scanning and iBeacon locating technology. Better than normal automatic voiceover applications, iMuseum VFA integrates many outstanding features. Thereby, users can view high-quality images of the work, listen to the introduction content, determine exactly the location of exhibiting artifacts, view the display system diagram, distinguish the visited rooms. by color … After each purchase of a ticket containing a QR code (50 thousand VND), users can experience the application for 8 hours. Currently, iMuseum is supporting 8 languages ​​including Vietnamese, English, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Italian, with the addition of German and Russian. Mr. Nguyen Anh Minh – Director of Vietnam Fine Arts Museum speaking at the event IMuseum VFA application is the result of the socialization project between Vietnam Fine Arts Museum and Vietnam Mobile Application Software Joint Stock Company (VINMAS). Stemming from the need to improve the quality of tours for tourists, the application has captured the benefits of applying information technology to the conservation and promotion of cultural heritages in general and heritages. art in particular. Speaking at the event, Mr. Nguyen Anh Minh, Director of Vietnam Fine Arts Museum said: “ Digital transformation is an inevitable trend in the 4.0 technology revolution. Implementing the policy of the leaders of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in implementing activities under the national digital transformation program to 2025, with a vision to 2030 of the Government, seizing opportunities and benefits. benefits of applying technology to the conservation and promotion of cultural heritages in general and art heritage in particular, Vietnam Fine Arts Museum has actively coordinated with Software Joint Stock Company. Vietnam Mobile Application (VINMAS) in the form of socialization, developing iMuseum VFA multimedia application “ . Attending the event were Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism and other guests After more than 2 years of research, content building and technology development, the iMuseum VFA has been put to the test since December 2020. Evaluation of the application, Mr. Ando Toshiki – Director of the Center for Japanese Cultural Exchange in Vietnam – commented: “I am very impressed with this application, especially the way information is presented in spoken languages. and write. Visitors can enjoy and understand the details and implications of the author through interesting works of art “. Mr. Ando Toshiki commented on the iMuseum VFA app Based on feedback, comments from visitors and experts, the app has gradually improved content, improved user experience, and officially launched on April 22, 2021. Hopefully, the iMuseum VFA will become a powerful support tool for visitors in the process of discovering and understanding the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts, contributing to spreading the love of art to the public and attracting visitors. to the Museum. Officials of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, representatives of the Italian and Chinese embassies, representatives of the Vietnam Digital Media Association pressed the button to open the iMuseum VFA application.

Visiting Cau Dat Farm Ancient Tea Museum (Da Lat City, Lam Dong). More than 20 km from the center of Da Lat City (Lam Dong), located at an altitude of 1,650 m above sea level, on the foundation of the ancient tea factory of East – South Asia, the Cau Dat Farm Ancient Tea Museum is not Interesting installation art space associated with the story of Cau Dat tea brand that is nearly 100 years old. As a famous tea area of ​​Lam Dong province, Cau Dat is located at an ideal height with a cool climate all year round, fog cover, where there are immense green tea hills with lush tea buds. In 1927, the French built the first tea factory in East-South Asia, named the Cau Dat Tea Department and brought tea processing technology here. Later, the factory was converted to its use purpose, renamed Cau Dat Farm. The entire factory area, equipment, machines, tools and tea making machines of nearly 100 years old and original tea-making artifacts … are preserved to serve the idea of ​​building the first tea museum in Vietnam. After more than three years of incubation, in early 2021, Cau Dat Farm Ancient Tea Museum officially came into operation with the desire to preserve a part of the history of Cau Dat Tea Hill, and at the same time reappeared all the ups and downs. as well as the experience of making tea over the past 100 years of the people here. The highlight of the museum is the installation art using space, sound and light, making the museum a work of art, creating effects for visitors. Visiting the museum, visitors learn about tea trees through six separate spaces, each with a tea tree related content. The Quintessence Room is 1,650 m, recreating Cau Dat tea hill all year round hidden in the mist, all the ups and downs of history, 100 years of tea making experience of the people here through nine large-sized videos. projected on a wall space. Viewers will enter a room filled with images and sounds of nature and people of Cau Dat at an altitude of 1,650 m. The Historical Box holds tea-making artifacts with a long history of the ancient tea factory, dust-coated machines such as tea drying machines, crushers, tea system heat pipes, fan systems. Ventilation, integrated screening machine, micro-scale … The interesting point in the museum space is room 3 with the name of a 2-leaf shrimp, including art installations combining light and large-scale tea cubes. loud, auditory and tactile. More than 100 tea cubes are made up of 350 kg of green tea, black tea and oolong tea divided into three separate areas, with thousands of glittering rain yarns connecting the series of floating clouds lights to create a warm light, vaguely and fanciful, depicting the rolling hills and clouds of Cau Dat. On the horizontal wall of the museum, there are seven paintings simulating the tea making process at Cau Dat that are reproduced in a simple and pure visual language. A special feature is that the main materials used for this series of paintings, from acid dyes to paint colors, are all taken from the soil of the tea hills and Cau Dat tea leaves. Each picture is covered by hundreds of fish paper, a special paper made from rice that the people of the central fishing village use to preserve the fish after pulling the fishing net. Room 4 tells the story of tea makers with tools that were attached to tea making in the past. Artists have used wooden doors in old tea warehouses, thereby telling the story of Cau Dat Farm tea making through generations. Room 5 Overlooking the world of tea, visitors will experience the diverse tea cultures around the world, learn more about the journey of fresh tea leaves from harvest to finished product. Room 6 is the viewing space at Cau Dat Farm. Visitors experience cups of green tea, black tea and oolong tea made by the hand of an artisan, where tea growers and brewers perceive tea with the senses. Bringing art to create a lively space through movies, documents, images, artifacts, Farm Dat Farm Ancient Tea Museum has recreated the history, people, tea processing process as well as products. branded products Cau Dat tea. Not only an interesting destination for visitors to visit and experience, learn about the history of development, tea making techniques, tea cultivation, the museum is contributing to preserving, displaying and preserving historical values. of Cau Dat tea hill. NGOC LIEN

Panoramic luxurious museum hotel has 60 caves and 10 buildings. Photo: CNN This is the specialty of the ancient civilization to maintain the traditional history and culture of Cappadocia. Surrounded by a winding and natural system of caves, Cappadocia is famous for being a medieval underground city. In the past, thousands of locals had to hide under this underground street for months to survive through a historical period of resistance to invasions. Derinkuyu is an underground city located in Cappadocia, the Central Anatolia region of Turkey. Stretching 18 floors with a depth of 85m, Derinkuyu is one of the largest and deepest underground cities in Turkey. Mr. Omer Tosun is currently a local antique collector and owner of Cappadocia’s first luxury museum hotel. He successfully introduced the culture to Cappadocia, especially Derinkuyu, through a set of antiques. Guests enjoy the experience of exploring the underground city in Cappadocia. Photo: CNN “Imagine, people are farming and have to find shelter due to the attack of the army,” said Omer, referring to the hiding position of the underground people. Omer also explained that around 20,000 people had been hiding in these narrow aisles for months at the time when the Mongol army was moving overhead. Residents have taken advantage of hundreds of storage rooms, living spaces and even communication tunnels to stay informed about what’s happening on the ground. Mr. Omer’s hotel has been renovated for more than two decades. The hotel consists of 60 caves and 10 buildings. Mr. Omer’s job is to preserve heritage and facilitate visitors to explore these special historical sites. The caves contain many artistic values. The inside is fully equipped with a hot tub overlooking the fairy chimneys. “This is like the Garden of Eden. This destination attracts a lot of beautiful birds …”, Mr. Omer said, pointing to the peacocks.