Inspired by the brilliant and mysterious universe, realme 8 Pro is designed as if bringing the whole starry sky into the palm of the user’s hand. With the AG Crystal anti-glare process, the back of the phone becomes magically sparkling thanks to the magnified and brightened anti-glare particles. In 2 color versions Galactic Blue and Mystical Black, mineral crystals create a matte finish that both resists fingerprints and creates a mysterious depth effect like an endless universe. The message “Dare to Leap” is placed along the right edge, occupying about 1/3 of the back, as an affirmation for the spirit of “Dare to live” of young people that realme is aiming for. realme 8 Pro with vibrant Gold color full of personality With the spirit of unlimited creativity, on June 12, 2021, realme 8 Pro also launched a brilliant Gold version covered with sparkling design, magical light surrounding the camera and the message “Dare” to Leap” stand out. The special fluorescent material absorbs light and glows in the dark, helping users “shine” no matter the day or night. Special fluorescent material absorbs light and glows in the dark highlighting the “Dare to Leap” message With a weight of 176 grams, a thickness of 8.1mm and a width of 73.9mm, realme 8 Pro fits in the palm of your hand, easy to operate. The 6.4-inch Super Amoled screen occupies most of the front, has Full HD + resolution, high brightness to help display clearly and allows good reading of content even in the sun. Powerful performance, strong battery Favored in both design and performance, realme 8 Pro offers a smooth multi-tasking or game experience thanks to its Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G processor, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of UFS 2.1 storage. Easily expandable via a separate microSD card tray. The device operates on the realme UI 2.0 operating system (Android 11), integrated with a 4,500mAh battery, combined with SuperDart fast charging with a capacity of up to 50W. realme 8 Pro is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G processor and 4,500mAh battery A realme representative said that the battery-saving “super” mode when activated helps realme 8 Pro with 5% battery to wait for 32 hours or make 98 minutes of voice calls, without interrupting communication when needed. In addition, 50W SuperDart technology allows a 100% recharge in just 47 minutes, while increasing the safety of both the user and the device with 5 layers of protection. Pick up the device, become a “professional” For young users, every minute is good, every experience is a memory, so the need to record youth with beautiful photos is increasing day by day. Cluster of 4 108MP rear cameras with many advanced upgrade support features Grasping this mentality, realme 8 Pro favorably equips a cluster of 4 rear cameras, of which the main sensor (Samsung ISOCELL HM2) has a resolution of up to 108MP, f/1.9, focal length 26mm, size 1/1.52 inches. When shooting in ideal conditions, the machine can produce photos with a resolution as large as 12,000 x 9,000 pixels. In particular, the technology of combining 9 adjacent pixels will create pixels as large as 2.1μm, helping to improve the quality of photos taken in low light conditions. In addition, the 3x shooting mode helps to preserve sharpness and color by capturing 8 12MP images at the same time and using the overlay algorithm, resulting in sharp, good quality magnified images. Image taken automatically by realme 8 Pro The rear camera on realme 8 Pro also has an 8MP sensor, f/2.3, a 16mm focal length that captures 119 degrees wide angle, a 2MP sensor for close-up (macro) and a 2MP sensor that measures depth of field, supports portraiture deleted fonts. The combination of these sensors provides versatility and stimulates the user’s creativity when taking photos. In addition, accompanying realme 8 Pro are new and interesting modes such as “super” Super Nightscape, Starry Mode astrophotography, tilt-shift Tilt-Shift… The front selfie camera has a high resolution. 16MP resolution, supports panorama shooting, HDR, 1080p video recording up to 120 fps… It can be said that with the “terrible” camera cluster of realme 8 Pro and the accompanying super-quality photography application store, users just need to pick up the device to become a professional photographer. Powerful, beautiful, strong battery, quite cheap price, it is not difficult to explain why realme 8 Pro attracts young users. See more at: https://realmemobile.vn/realme-8-series/

“The road to Hue is around. The green mountains and the water are like a picture”. As the old saying goes, the place of period attracts visitors by its charming landscape paintings mixed with contemplation, characterized by ancient architectural works in the shadow of time. The Complex of Hue Monuments is the first World Cultural Heritage of Vietnam, recognized by UNESCO in 1993. Photo: Le Huy Hoang Hai. Arriving in Hue, visitors seem to go back in time to the ancient world, where the Nguyen Dynasty used to be the capital for 143 years. Hue began to become the capital of the Nguyen lords from the 16th century, associated with mystical stories. Hue’s nickname of the land of God began to appear from the Nguyen Dynasty. According to cultural researchers, Neuro is a compound word between “capital” and “mystical”. Therefore, the land of Tinh means “mystical capital”. Photo: Le Huy Hoang Hai. The complex of Hue monuments are historical and cultural relics built by the Nguyen Dynasty from the early 19th century to the first half of the 20th century, including construction items inside and outside the Hue citadel. The cultural heritages in the citadel include Ky Dai, Long An Palace, Hue Museum of Royal Antiquities, Tinh Tam Lake, Tang Tho Lau, Xa Tac instrument… Photo: Le Huy Hoang Hai. Imperial Citadel located inside the citadel, has the function of protecting the Forbidden City as well as the most important palaces of the court. The Imperial Citadel and the Forbidden City are commonly referred to as the Citadel. Important works in the Imperial Citadel include Ngo Mon, Trieu To Mieu, The To Mieu, Dien Tho palace, Hien Lam Cac… The cornflower season here attracts many tourists. Image: Kuzumi Truong. Hue Citadel is a familiar scene in Vietnamese MVs and movies that attract young people like Can’t be together forever , Kieu , Very old girls … Truong Lang This is a check-in point that visitors cannot miss here. The long corridor with vermilion doors, exquisitely carved, bears the ancient and magnificence of ancient royal architecture. Image: Nguyen Ky Anh. Located on the main axis of the Imperial Citadel, between Ky Dai and Nghinh Luong Dinh, Phu Van Lau is a unique architectural work in the complex of relics of the ancient capital. This is the floor to keep the documents of the Nguyen Dynasty, where the king’s decrees or the results of the competitions of the Association and the Dinh are listed. On rainy days, this place is even more bold and ancient. Image: Le Huy Hoang Hai. Referring to Hue, it is impossible not to mention the majestic mausoleums such as Gia Long, Khai Dinh, Tu Duc… The works are still preserved quite intact, harmoniously combining the royal architecture with bold Asian style. and modern western style. The frame layout creates a special impression in Hue architecture. Photo: Le Huy Hoang Hai. More than 10 km from Hue city, Khai Dinh mausoleum was the last work of the Nguyen Dynasty. This is also the mausoleum with the most unique architecture in the ancient capital, showing the interference of two cultures East – West. The mausoleum is not too large. The impressive point that attracts visitors is the rectangular block architecture with 127 steps and the sophistication and sophistication in each carved line and pattern. Image: Pilgrimagevillageresort. Huong river is a famous landmark of the heritage city. Hue’s natural masterpiece has long been an inspiration for poetry and music compositions… On big festival nights, you can get on a boat down the Huong Giang river, drop flowers to pray for peace. The scene of shimmering, fanciful waves at night gives you interesting experiences compared to the daytime. Image: Le Huy Hoang Hai. From Trang Tien Bridge (or Truong Tien), you can admire the beauty of the Perfume River up close. The bridge “6 and 12 spans” connects the north and south banks of Hue city, is a charming highlight for the Huong Giang river. The symbol of the ancient capital is built of steel, more than 400 m long, with a beautiful design in Gothic architectural style. The rows of red phoenixes every summer make this place an unforgettable scene. Image: Le Huy Hoang Hai. Thien Mu Pagoda (Linh Mu) is located on Ha Khe hill, on the left bank of the Perfume River. The pagoda stands out with the towering Phuoc Duyen tower, surrounded by green nature. After coming here to worship, you can go down to the waterfront in front of the temple, get on a dragon boat to travel along the Huong Giang river. Image: Le Hieu. At the beginning of 2016, the newspaper HuffingtonPost (USA) has published an article about the famous abandoned water park in Hue, attracting domestic and foreign tourists to check-in. That is Ho Thuy Tien Park , a place that hides the ghost, the strange, attracts the adventurous and adventurous souls. Image: Le Huy Hoang Hai. If you have “worn your feet” in familiar places in Hue City, visitors can move further to the sea. Lang Co (Thua Thien Hue province). Sitting on the sand, listening to the soothing sound of the waves, watching the bay and blue horizon, visitors have unforgettable emotions when they are immersed in the nature of Hue. Image: Le The Thang.

The Fukang meteorite is auctioned off. Where this extraterrestrial object originated and how was formed is still a topic of discussion among scientists. Coming from an asteroid The Fukang meteorite glows in the sunlight. The Fukang meteorite was discovered near the town of Fukang in Xinjiang, an autonomous region in northwest China, in 2000 by an unidentified hiker. Every day, this person often stops by a giant rock to have lunch and rest. Once, he was suddenly curious about the structure of this object, when he noticed that it seemed to have metal and crystal inside, so he decided to break some pieces and send it to the US for confirmation of the type. He was surprised to learn that these samples did not come from Earth, but belonged to a meteorite. In February 2005, these objects appeared at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Exhibition (USA). Here, it was noticed by Professor DS Lauretta (a specialist in Planetary Science and Astrochemistry at the University of Arizona), who is also the principal investigator of NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission. Then, the remains of the Fukang Meteorite (with a mass of 983 kg, excluding the 20 kg mass smashed by hikers) was directly studied by the University of Arizona (USA). Scientists said that this rock belongs to the type of iron-stone meteorite, called Pallasite. Pallasite meteorites contain olivine, which is thought to come from the crust of a rocky planet orbiting between Mars and Jupiter. If not from the planet, it could belong to an asteroid with a rocky shell and a metal core. Pallasite can be distinguished by a meteorite iron substrate, embedded with silicate crystals, mainly olivine (a yellow to greenish-yellow crystal). The Pallasite meteorite is named after Simon Peter Pallas, a German naturalist. He was the first to describe Pallasite Krasnojarsk, a 700 kg meteorite, discovered in Russia in 1772. The origin of the Fukang meteorite, like other Pallasite meteorites, has not been scientifically explained so far. It is hypothesized that it originated from an asteroid with a melted and decomposed metal core and surrounding olivine mantle and formed with the solar system about 4.5 billion years ago. In addition to its rarity, the Fukang meteorite, like other Pallasites, is a very beautiful object. When shined through the olivine crystals, the light will make the meteorite glow brightly and spectacularly. Most expensive A cross section of the Fukang meteorite is on display at Arizona State University (USA). Because of this beauty, collectors have always wanted to own pieces of the Fukang Meteorite. The largest part of this meteorite, weighing nearly 420 kg, is currently in the possession of an anonymous collector or group of collectors. In 2008, the above Fukang meteorite was auctioned at Bonham’s, New York (USA) with a starting price of about 2 million USD. A curator and online auction organizer has placed the Fukang meteorite at number one in the “Top 10 Most Expensive Meteorites Ever Discovered on Earth”. However, no one participated in the auction for this treasure perhaps because the price was too high. Meanwhile, other small pieces of the remaining meteorite, have been purchased in auctions and distributed around the world. Particularly, the University of Arizona Meteorite Laboratory (USA) holds a total of 31 kg of Fukang meteorites. Their website describes the Fukang Pallasite as “the most breathtaking example of the splendor of the natural universe”. In February 2021, the famous auction house Christie’s said it had sold “part of the most beautiful extraterrestrial matter known”. That tiny piece of meteorite alone brought the seller $30,000, far exceeding the initial estimate of $3,500 – $4,500. What makes the Fukang meteorite so special? First of all, this is not an “ordinary meteorite”. Pallasite is an extremely rare heaven stone. This is because most Pallasite cannot survive falling into Earth’s atmosphere. It is estimated that less than 1% of rock falling from the sky is Pallasite. Therefore, the Fukang Meteorite is considered by scientists as one of the most important celestial rock discoveries of the 21st century. According to the Planetary Science Institute, based in Tucson, Arizona, USA, there have been about 1,100 observed and found meteorite falls in history. Meanwhile, the number found but not observed goes up to 40,000. The Fukang meteorite is among these. The institute estimates that about 500 meteorites collide with Earth every year, most of which burn up in the atmosphere, the rest fall into the ocean or in remote, desolate regions (According to Science 101).

Considering that there was not much fresh water and food left on the Faust, the people on the shore had no hope of saving the poor sailors on this ship. The rescue team has changed the search and rescue objective to finding the wreckage of the ship – because given the current situation, there is a high probability that the ship has sunk. Three days after the disappearance, the situation suddenly changed. It was also what happened that day that made the mystery surrounding Faust even more difficult to explain. At midnight on July 25, Spanish maritime authorities received an urgent radio message that a British ship Duquesa had just returned from South America found a small fishing boat in the middle of the ocean. sea. Sailors on board were waving flashlights and begging for help. The sailors on board the Duquesa determined that at that time the ship that sent out the help signal was located at 28º15´ North latitude, 19 kinh45 West longitude, 190km west of La Palma’s position. Duquesa. The rescue team immediately contacted Duquesa via radio and confirmed that the four people they rescued were Ramón, Eliberto Hernández, Miguel and Julio aboard the Faust. According to the captain of the Duquesa, when the Faust was discovered, the people on board were dehydrated, hungry, red in the face and full of anxiety. After drinking soft drinks, food and cigars provided by the Duquesa, the crew almost regained their energy and strength. The captain of Duquesa offered to tow them back to La Palma, but the crew refused. They said that their ship is in good working order, there are no mechanical failures, power problems, as long as they provide enough fuel, food and water, they can continue to return. The place where Faust was found after the first disappearance, about 190 km from the original destination. Hearing what the crew of the Faust said, the captain of the Duquesa felt a little strange, but he did not investigate carefully, because the four crew members in front of him no longer seemed to have any health problems. healthy and they are very alert. After discussing with the crew of his ship, the captain of Duquesa agreed to the request of the other party. They had been in similar distress before and in their experience, with sufficient water and food supplies, these experienced sailors were often able to save themselves and return. Faust was then refueled for the 18-hour voyage, as well as enough food and fresh water for their return journey. Crew members on board the Duquesa observed them heading east and were expected to arrive at La Palma at 19 o’clock that evening. At this time, the people on the island felt very happy because of that, so they rushed to celebrate, preparing a grand banquet for the returning crew members, the wives and children of four members on the ship. is no exception. Crowds wait at the pier. But when the clock reached 19 o’clock, the people on the island still did not see any trace of the ship, but they still encouraged and comforted each other, believing that the Faust ship would soon return to port in this time. Until midnight, many people were still standing on the pier to wait, all that night, the family members of the members on the ship did not sleep but still tried to wait, intense anxiety and fear began to take over. everyone’s heart. The Faust was saved, but never returned, so where did they go? The name Faust is also a very popular story in Europe. The story goes that Faust was a scholar, an astronomer, a doctor, and an alchemist. He was so hungry for knowledge, that he began to study magic to satisfy his curiosity about all things. Realizing this, one day, Mephistopheles – the demon of hell – appeared before Faust and made a deal: Mephistopheles would serve Faust on earth for a while, doing everything Faust asked. Until Faust comes to a moment where he wants to live forever in that moment, he will die, and Faust’s soul will have to serve Mephistopheles in hell. Mephistopheles’ first job with Faust was to impress Gretchen, the neighbor Faust loved. With the help of Mephistopheles, Faust used his treasures and possessions to win the hearts of the whole Gretchen family. Later, Mephistopheles also caused the deaths of members of Gretchen’s family, to bring Gretchen closer to Faust. Eventually Gretchen became pregnant with Faust. Gretchen’s brother knew about it, and challenged Faust to a duel. With Mephisto’s aid, Faust kills Gretchen’s brother. Knowing this, Gretchen threw the infant into the river. She was later sent to prison for murder. When Faust arrives at the prison and uses Mephisto’s powers to save Gretchen, she refuses. When Faust left the prison, a voice came down from heaven, that the girl’s soul would be saved. Faust continued to use Mephisto’s service to travel the world, possessing all the riches, knowledge, and power of the world. However, the ending of the story is very unclear. There are several versions, Faust is saved by God, the soul goes to Heaven. There are also places where it is said that Faust must obey the agreement and go to hell to serve Mephistopheles

Caverns always give people some sense of mystery and adventure. The feeling of going deep underground, shocking at every step, and stunning everywhere is something that you can’t feel when climbing a mountain and visiting a garden. Compared to the south, there seem to be fewer karst caves in the north. If it is more famous, Shandong Yishui Underground Grand Canyon is one of them. The Yishui Underground Grand Canyon is more than 6000 meters long, half of which has been developed as a tourist line. The karst caves have been formed for a long time, about 65 to 230 million years ago. They developed from huge karst fissures and are one of the super large karst caves in my country. First, it is known as “the first hole of underground river rafting in China”, and it is also a national 5A-level tourist attraction. Walking into the cave from the shining world outside, you are instantly surrounded by a cool and refreshing atmosphere. The scene before you becomes mysterious because of the dimness, and with the intervention of the light, it slowly reveals a dreamlike illusion in front of people. The wonderful world is like a palace hidden underground. The stalactites and the canyon landscape in the cave are all natural, with a rough and unrestrained momentum, and each scenic spot has a name that matches the shape. The Kowloon Palace in front of you makes people feel as if they really have come to the East China Sea Dragon Palace. The dragon-shaped stalactites are impressive and lifelike. Walking in the canyon, sometimes the road is flat and spacious, sometimes narrow and cramped, sometimes up, sometimes down. Some stalactites are high above and far away, some are close and within reach. The lights show brilliant colors, red and orange, orange sprinkled with yellow, yellow with blue, blue with green, green with blue, blue Covered with purple, the walls of each square gorge are soaked with color, like an ambiguous color picture. The water flow under the feet is finely broken, and the sound of the water is long and clear, revealing the breath. The stalactites are spilled from above like a waterfall. They are obviously hard and shattered stones, but they have a flowing and elegant texture. The names of the landscape in the cave are full of fantasy and mythology, which cater to the mystery of the cave. The Kowloon Palace, the seals playing in the water, the thousand-year-old Ganoderma lucidum… really can be called the supernatural craftsmanship of nature. The more you walk in, the more you can feel the peculiar appearance of this cave kingdom. Not far away, the lights are dim, the shadows are drenched, and occasionally people’s voices are heard vaguely, very close, and seemingly far away. Gradually, the sound of the water became louder, and the 1000-meter rafting project developed by using the underground river water potential in the canyon. This is a well-deserved Internet celebrity project in the underground canyon. It was certified as the “longest cave rafting in China” by the Shanghai Great World Guinness Records Headquarters. Sitting on the drifting boat, climbing up and down along the uneven terrain, the wind speed is sandwiched by the water speed, and the bottom is ups and downs, which is thrilling and exciting. The boat stumbled and smashed into anything in the narrow river. Suddenly stormy waves, shoals and bad waters made people frightening. Suddenly, the still water was flowing deeply, calming people’s hearts, and having the leeway to calm down and take a look at the scenery on both sides. The stalactites in the cave are of different sizes, weird and strange shapes, and they are full of dreamlike colors. People always like to talk about the spirit of craftsmanship. If you look for it in nature, perhaps the cave is a manifestation of the spirit of craftsmanship in nature. The long years of meticulous carving and constant polishing have formed such a magical and magnificent scene. This kind of skill and determination is far beyond the reach of manpower. (You are welcome to like and leave a message in the comment area. For more exciting content, stay tuned / Failed Jinshi)

In 2021, Ian Whyte plays the Plague Doctor in the TV series The Irregulars released by Netflix. On June 15, the magazine GQ published an interview with Ian Whyte. In it, the actor shared about his life, career as well as his impressive roles. First audition In the early 2000s, Ian Whyte was a famous professional basketball player throughout Europe when his first acting opportunity came. “A director came up to me and said, ‘Listen, can you make time for the audition? Because he was exactly the person we were looking for for this role,'” Whyte recalls. The role mentioned is the monster Predator in the movie AVP: Alien vs Predator . Ian Whyte stands with fans dressed as Predator. Photo: RPF. At that time, Whyte had no acting experience. The only advantage he has is that he is similar in height and physique to actor Kevin Peter Hall – the first person to play Predator on screen. After spending an entire weekend scrutinizing the space beast Predator movies, Whyte went to auditions. “It was the hottest day of the year,” he recalls. The audition site was a small studio near King’s Cross Station. They gave me a diving suit with a prop head and a big rope. Then they asked me what I thought. I admit it looks difficult, but I will try.” After Predator, Ian Whyte continued to play many alien creatures, monsters and giants on the screen. He is present in many major Hollywood movie universes such as Alien , Harry Potter , Star Wars and Game of Thrones . “I don’t consider the characters I play to be monsters or beast maniacs. I have always approached them as creatures of character and destiny. They are heroes in their life story,” said Whyte. Roles for a lifetime Sharing about the first role in his career – space hunter Predator of AVP: Alien vs Predator and Alien vs Predator: Requiem – Ian Whyte asserts that Predator is one of the classic, timeless characters. “My wife used to say, ‘You can play as many monstrous roles as you like, I respect that decision. But don’t let it burn you.” Yet one of the first scenes we shot on film was Weyland (Lance Henriksen) burning an oxygen tank and burning Predator alive. In the first week, we had a stuntman to shoot the whole scene. But with the specified angles, they put alcohol on the outfit. So most of the time, I was burning like a torch,” Whyte recalls. Whyte as Last Engineer and director Ridley Scott on the set of Prometheus. Photo: Fox. Role in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) is a completely different challenge for Whyte. In the film, he and actress Frances de la Tour both play Madame Maxime, the two-and-a-half meter tall headmistress of one of the magical schools. On screen, Ian Whyte transformed into Maxime, but from the neck down, in full scenes to bring out the most realistic visual effect. In 2012, director Ridley Scott revived the universe Alien on screen by movie Prometheus . In the film, Ian Whyte plays the Last Engineer. Sharing memories on the set of sci-fi works, Whyte said: “I really enjoyed working with Ridley Scott. I think Prometheus achieved an incredible feat in categorizing brand fans Alien with fans of Scott’s movies. The film has more of Ridley Scott’s breath than a prequel to Alien . It is more contemplative.” To play the Last Engineer, Whyte worked with a female linguist from the university in London. “She spent months developing a new language for extraterrestrials based on a 10,000-year-old ancient language. It included a lot of pops and old voices, which made it quite difficult for me to adapt, ”Whyte shared. Whyte in his first on-screen Predator role. Photo: Fox. In series Star Wars , Ian Whyte stunts for Peter Mayhew – the actor who plays Chewbacca. He thinks Mayhew is a legend: “He brought Chewbacca from nothing to the screen, not only in form but also in humanity, empathy and relatability. His work has become an icon.” With Game of Thrones , Ian Whyte has the role of transforming into many characters of the massive epic franchise. In the first season, Whyte played White Walker. Season two, he becomes Mountain. From seasons three to six, Ian Whyte transforms into several giants. In seasons seven and eight, he put on the disguise of one of the immortals. Of these characters, Whyte said he liked Wun Wun, the giant that appeared in seasons 5 and 6, the most. “He was the first to have human behavior. One who talks less does more. Everything about him is not told or mentioned, but he has a goal to work towards and a purpose to act on,” the actor shared. “I am pleased with his death. A friend of mine pointed out that the detail is reminiscent of a rather old Japanese work titled Throne of Blood . The hero collapsed in a rain of arrows. When I watched the episode with my wife, she asked if I had checked my Twitter account. I don’t pay much attention to social media. And my wife explained ‘People are going crazy over Wun Wun’s death’. I didn’t know this at all because I didn’t think my character would be so popular,” Whyte concluded.

Located in the center of Tianshui city, the ancient residence of the Hu family (commonly known as the Nanbei Zhaizi) is composed of Nanzhai and Beizhai, which are across the street. It was the Ming Dynasty’s deputy envoy of the Ministry of Justice of Shanxi Hu Laijin and his son Zhengqing Hu of the Taichang Temple Shaoqing Department Among Xin’s private residences, Nanzhaizi (Hu Laijin’s Mansion) was built in the 36th year of Wanli Ming Dynasty (1608), and Beizhaizi (Hu Xin’s private residence) was built in the 43rd year of Wanli (1615). As the only existing Ming Dynasty official mansion in the Northwest, the Hu family’s ancient residential buildings are basically constructed in the form of a traditional Chinese courtyard house. The houses are connected on all sides and the corridors are connected. They have the solemn and rigorous style of the northern houses and the lightness and agility of the southern ones. Without losing its boldness, it was rated as “the only and rare Ming Dynasty ancient residential complex in Gansu Province by experts and scholars”. In addition to the architectural layout and structural form, the roof ridge decorations and brick and wood carvings of the two ancient houses have high historical, artistic and scientific value. It is worth mentioning that the ancient houses have not undergone major renovations since they were built, and they still maintain the original appearance of 400 years ago, which is extremely rare in China. According to expert analysis, it is precisely because of the dry climate in the northwest that these ancient brick-and-wood houses have been well preserved. Hu Laijin and Hu Xin were famous ministers in the Ming Dynasty, and they were known as “father and son in their hometown”. In the 19th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1558), Hu Laijin was elected as the county magistrate. During his tenure, he was honest and upright, not afraid of power, and had a good reputation. Hu Laijin’s son, Hu Xin, was very clever since he was a child. He was a Jinshi. He served as the magistrate of Linfen, the Ministry of Industry, and the Secretary of the Shaoqing of Taichang Temple. A folk song that has been circulating in Tianshui until now: “The Hu family came out to accompany the emperor,” Hu Xin said. Because of the high prestige of the Hu family in the local area, the Hu family’s ancient houses have never been destroyed for more than 400 years, and they have been inhabited by the Hu family for generations. The traces of life and residence in the house vividly reproduce the life of large families in the northwest region at that time. The appearance is known as “the first residential building on Longshang”. In 1998, the Gansu Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics evaluated Tianshui ancient dwellings: “It is a rare historical and cultural heritage preserved so far, and an important part of Tianshui’s historical and cultural city.” In 2007, when the cultural relics department repaired the southern house of Hu’s residence, a very hidden “treasure hole” was discovered in the ground floor of the foyer. The “treasure cave” is made of blue bricks, 2.5 meters high and 114 meters long, and reaches the second underground level. It is connected to the North House on the opposite side of the road. There are also a number of shelters on both sides of the tunnel. The room of the object. In the Ming dynasty buildings 400 years ago, there was such a large-scale underground tunnel, which is rare not only in the western region but even in the whole country. It can be called a miracle of ancient architecture. It is worth mentioning that in this “treasure cave”, there are also hundreds of boxes of gold and a hundred jars of fine wine, which can be called a veritable underground vault. As for the origin of these gold and silver treasures, it is still an unsolved mystery. Nowadays, Hu’s folk house has been turned into a museum of Tianshui folklore and ancient folk house architectural culture. You can visit it for free. If you have the opportunity, you might as well come here for a walk. Transportation: In the city, take Bus No. 1 to the Department Store Station, or take Bus No. 5 to Qinzhou Bus Station, and Bus No. 6 to Central Square North Station and get off on foot. You can also walk from Fuxi Temple.

Scenes from the movie “Mystery Murder”. Photo: The New Daily. “Murder Mystery” is not a new movie, but it is enough to bring joyful moments to viewers during the quarantine period at home. “Murder Mystery” with two names Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston is enough to pull viewers, but names are not enough, but because these two veteran actors have a great ability to juggle each other in every movie. comedy in which they participate. Returning to the film, which initially revolves around the seemingly boring life of a very ordinary couple in New York. Husband Nick Spitz is an ordinary police patrol in New York, and his wife Audrey is a hairdresser, mainly listening to the “melon trade” of the ladies, and especially loved. Detective book. With the couple’s wedding anniversary coming up, Audrey’s biggest wish is to take a trip to Europe. The policeman’s weakness, unthinkable, is shooting. It was because of the wrong shot that he failed to graduate from the Police Academy three times in the exam, and in the end could only stop at the position of a patrol policeman, but could not become a criminal detective as a form of crime. the model that both he and his wife dream of. The meager salary of civil servants, along with his wife’s dream, prompted him to find ways and finally, thanks to the help of a close colleague, he also booked a “reluctant” trip to Europe. Europe for the wife. But both husband and wife could not have imagined that this would be a fateful trip that they would never forget for the rest of their lives. The trip began with the acquaintance between his wife Audrey and the handsome handsome Charles Cavendish, a billionaire, generously invited both to stay at his yacht that will set sail and anchor off the coast of France. . However, this billionaire guy is not the owner of the yacht, but his uncle, the old billionaire Malcolm Quince, an old fox who filters the core and is experienced in both the market and the way of looking at people. Malcolm Quince is also the one who stole Suzi Nakamura, Charles Cavendish’s ex-fiancée, and he is about to throw an engagement party with Suzi herself on the yacht. Also present on the yacht to attend the party were guests who were more or less related or had an interest in the Malcolm Quince family. It is Tobey – the only son who has the right to inherit the $ 70 billion fortune of Malcolm Quince, hot actress Grace Ballard, Colonel Ulenga and his giant bodyguard Sergei, Maharajah – another rich man with experience. joint venture with Malcolm Quince, and handsome young racer Juan Carlos. And right at the beginning of the party, Malcolm Quince suddenly announced that this was also the party to announce his inheritance of his huge fortune. It all started here, when the lights suddenly went out and gunshots rang out, and when the light came back they all found Malcolm Quince lying motionless in the middle of the room, with a knife in his chest. . The French police arrived, and after questioning everyone present at the scene, all suspicious leads turned to the couple Nick and Audrey Spitz. The race to find the culprit and also wash the injustice for himself of the patrolman policeman and the hairdresser begins… The story is cleverly integrated between crime detective and humor, with the skillful and graceful juggling of Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston and unexpected twists that make the audience both thrilled and excited. Enjoy the funny, witty scenes in the movie. “Murder Mystery” was originally scheduled to feature Charlize Theron, but she ended up not participating. The film is set in the sea and beautiful buildings, shot in Montréal (France) and Milan (Italy). The digital film was released to a global audience in mid-2019, and soon after, according to Netflix figures, reached 30.9 million households in the first 72 hours of its online release. . Less than a month later, this number has more than doubled, to 73 million households, making “Mystery Murder” the highest-viewed film by Adam Sandler on digital platforms. However, the film did not receive high reviews from critics. Vote on film review site Rotten Tomatoes is only 44%, with an average rating of 4.7/10. Variety called the film “flashy like jewels,” but Aniston was glittering like the real thing. And the Hollywood Reporter called the film just a story “generally as dull as its title”. However, with a goal of light entertainment at home during the epidemic season, “Mystery Murder” deserves to be the choice for audiences this summer.

Here are five real people who suddenly became geniuses after a sudden accident and are proof of savant syndrome. People who suddenly become geniuses after a sudden accident Jason Padgett – math talent Although many people are gifted with music or the arts, Jason Padgett’s talent is in math. Jason dropped out of school in the past, worked in his father’s furniture store and often indulged in parties. At the age of 31, he became a math and physics genius overnight after being hit in the head during a petty theft. Diagnosed with savant syndrome – a brain injury that turns ordinary people into experts in math, art or music. Jason has the ability to draw fractal by hand. Jason is one of the few people in the world who can draw a fractal by hand. These images are repeated many times and can take weeks if not months to complete. After his injury, Padgett drew complex geometric shapes, but he was not properly trained to understand the equations they represented. One day a physicist discovered he was drawing drawings. in a shopping mall, and advised him to pursue math training. Since then, Padgett has taken the path of mathematics. Orlando Serrell- super memory At the age of 10, Orlando Serrell was born in 1968, from Virginia, was hit by a baseball and had to quickly end the game. “I didn’t tell my parents,” he said, “so I didn’t go to the hospital after the accident.” However, after that accident, Orlando suffered from headaches for a year. But when the pain finally subsided, Orlando realized he could recall the day of the week for any given day and never made a mistake. He can do amazing calendar calculations – from knowing how many days are between certain dates or how many times March 12 fell on a Thursday. Also, sometimes Orlando can remember every detail exactly. happened during the day like the weather that day and what he did that day. Apparently, a mild concussion gave Orlando Serrell special abilities. Daniel Tammett – math genius Daniel Tammett became obsessed with numbers after he suffered a seizure at the age of three. During his years in school, Daniel has won many awards but no one has recognized his extraordinary ability. It was not until the age of 25 that Daniel was diagnosed with high-functioning autistic savant syndrome, which allowed him to calculate with astonishing accuracy. Daniel counted the number of digits 22,514 decimal places in 5 hours and 9 minutes. Daniel also speaks 10 languages, including Icelandic, which he learned a week after a challenge for a TV show. Ben McMahon – unexpected language ability When Ben McMahon went into a coma after a car crash, his parents feared that he would never wake up. But a week later, the Australian student woke up and suddenly spoke Mandarin (a language of Chinese). Ben used to learn basic languages ​​in school and failed. “When I woke up and saw a Chinese nurse, I thought I was in China,” he said. It was like a dream. I started speaking Chinese as soon as I woke up.” Ben later also recalled English but his Chinese remained and Ben used this unexpected talent to earn a living as a Chinese-speaking tour guide in Austria and on Oh My God – a show. TV program in Chinese to help Chinese settlers in Australia. Lachlan Connors – musical prodigy Lachlan Connors, from Denver, Colorado (USA) has such a poor sense of melody that he cannot play children’s songs on the piano, much to his mother’s disappointment. However, Lachlan Connors has twice suffered serious concussions when he was involved in an accident during sports matches. As a result, Lachlan Connors suffered from seizures and hallucinations, forcing him to give up his interest in sports. But the 17-year-old young man’s injury at the time had a positive side effect. Lachlan acquired the skill of learning to play an instrument with ease. Experts believe his epileptic seizures may resemble those of composer Frederic Chopin. From someone with no musical talent, Lachlan now plays 13 instruments including piano, guitar, mandolin, ukelele and harmonica,… Derek Amato – musical ability When Derek Amato was diving into a friend’s pool in October 2006, he accidentally injured himself by hitting his head on the pool floor. Derek was later diagnosed with a severe concussion, hearing loss and headaches. Later, Derek became homeless after a failed business deal in 2002. But a few weeks later, Derek saw a piano at his friend’s house and was “pulled” to play it. Derek explained that he suddenly knew how to play when he saw the black and white squares move from left to right causing his fingers to move. Derek can now play eight instruments and has released two albums. What is savant syndrome? Savant syndrome, also known as genius syndrome, occurs when the brain reacts to trauma. According to Dr. Mara Klemich, a neuropsychologist who has studied traumatic brain injury and in the fields of neuropsychology, this syndrome refers to new skills or abilities that suddenly appear in a person. someone they didn’t have before. These new abilities occur after brain injury, stroke, or other central nervous system problems, and even dementia. Although rare, Dr. Klemich has seen two patients develop develop extraordinary skills, such as drawing and painting after an accident. In addition to these two skills, Dr Klemich said there are people who develop other intelligent skills including calculating calendar dates, math, art and music. Some people think that people with this syndrome will suddenly become brilliant at all areas. However, Dr Klemich said most cases only show specific skills in one of those areas. The exact cause of this syndrome is still unknown. (Illustration) The causes of savant syndrome are not well understood. Savant syndrome can be caused by neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorder or it can also be caused by brain injury. Some common causes of Savant syndrome: • Genetics: Most people with Savant syndrome are hereditary. • Trauma: Degenerative diseases or head trauma can also lead to this condition. Some experts believe that complications a baby has at birth will lead to Savant syndrome. • Hormones: The male hormone testosterone is thought to speed the development of infantile syndrome. This hormone also inhibits the production of the hormone oxytocin, a hormone that helps you adapt to society. Furthermore, it is thought that mutant neurons are also responsible for this syndrome. However, the actual cause of Savant syndrome remains unclear. Sometimes, this syndrome can be detected when the patient is young, but in other cases, the disease is discovered until adulthood.

The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco has been making strange noises for the past year. Photo: Reuters Strange sound According to The Guardian (UK), in a windy tunnel in the southwest of Ontario, California, a team of acoustic and aerodynamic experts is testing on a model of the railing of the Golden Gate Bridge. Experts have contracted to solve the mystery of a strange humming sound emanating from the famous bridge in San Francisco over the past year. Some residents living nearby feel extremely uncomfortable hearing this noise. Accordingly, this mysterious sound appears only on days with strong winds. It has been compared by some to the “ghost harmonica”, “the sound of the monks chanting”, or the “wheezing sound”. This strange sound quickly became a thrilling story in San Francisco. A music producer has put it on a track of existential fear. Some amused people consider it the “mellow song” of the bridge, others say the sound is very “creepy” and they can’t stand it. aliens made this noise. “It sounds like a noise I can imagine prison guards use to torture prisoners,” one social media user shared. But whether San Francisco people love it or hate it, engineers will get rid of it next summer. Video: The mysterious sound from the Golden Gate Bridge (Source: Youtube): The cause of the mysterious sound After residents of the city began complaining about the noise in June 2020, authorities began an investigation. They monitor this sound and use instruments to measure the vibration of the humming. They found that the sound usually comes out at 440 hz, matching the note of A. The noise occurs when the wind hits the new balustrade, installed from a slight angle, slightly north or south, relative to the normal wind from the west. “After carefully studying the phenomenon, we determined the sound was coming from the new aerodynamic railing that we installed on the west side,” said Paolo Cosulich-Schwartz, a spokesman for the Bridge Management Board. . “It is part of the Golden Gate Bridge upgrade, designed to protect the bridge by allowing it to withstand sustained high winds of up to about 160 km/h.” He said new, thinner railings have been installed to ensure the bridge doesn’t have the same problems as the ill-fated Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington. The bridge shook violently in the wind, then collapsed in 1940, shortly after a few months of construction. “So we had to go ahead with this project. As climate change leads to more extreme weather events, it is imperative that the construction be completed as soon as possible,” said Cosulich-Schwartz, adding that the building was retrofitted with wind resistance in 2016. last year at a cost of $12 million. A study conducted in 2013 showed that the maximum wind speed that the bridge can withstand is 111 km/h. Since its inauguration, the Golden Gate Bridge has been closed 3 times due to bad weather conditions, in 1951 with strong winds of 111 km/h, in 1982 with strong winds of 113 km/h and in 1983 with strong winds of 121 km /H. Fortunately, no damage occurred. So bridge engineers looked for newer thin slats that would allow the bridge to withstand winds of up to 160km/h. They just didn’t expect the bars to create such a “symphony”. Wind gusts of 160km/h are only possible in the event of a tornado, hurricane or tropical storm, said Warren Blier, a senior science official with the National Weather Service. The Golden Gate Bridge has been closed 3 times in its history due to strong winds. Photo: AP Attempts to silence the noise Meanwhile, engineers are determined to find a way to fix the problem. At engineering firm RWDI, an hour west of Toronto, a model of a bridge the size of a conference room was built in a wind tunnel. Engineers are testing various wind speeds and modifications to see if they can quell the noise. However, in the city of San Francisco, not everyone wants this noise to go away. A local blogger even created a sound list around the Golden Gate Bridge to help listeners sleep better. “I love the sound,” says Brianne Howell, a resident of west San Francisco, who shot a video of the bridge humming on one of her regular walks along the coast. “It reminds me of the weird sound in a horror movie. It’s sad to have to remove it.” Construction of the Golden Gate Bridge was started in 1933 and completed in 1937. The bridge spanning the Pacific Ocean, connecting the city of San Francisco with Marin County, has a length of up to 2,700 meters and a ground height of nearly 90 meters. . The Golden Gate Bridge is not only famous for its arduous construction process, but is also known as a tourist magnet of the United States.

The mystery of the Faust ship in 1968 – Part 2: Disappearing for the second time despite being seen by the ship and providing food for the Faust to find its way back. The mystery of the Faust ship in 1968 – Part 3: the sailor lay down on the deck and the voyage was not intact. As the only ship in the world to disappear three times in a row, the story of Faust can be described as eerie and terrifying. Countless experts and scholars have delved into this case, but no one has been able to come up with convincing hypotheses. As an ordinary person, after reading the whole process of the case, there are probably a few questions in everyone’s mind as follows: Why would a seasoned sailor go astray on his first voyage in calm waters? When they were first rescued, why did all four turn down an invitation to escort them from the British ship? After getting enough items, why did the ship and its crew disappear for the second time? Whose body was found on the ship? Where did the other three go, are they alive or dead? What does the missing 28 pages of the diary contain? What does the so-called “God-ordained destiny” in Julio’s last words mean? Why did this ship that has been floating at sea for more than two months suddenly sank while being towed back to port, leaving the secret of Faust never solved? Are the statements of the two ocean-going ships that contacted Faust true and reliable? Before attempting to answer these questions, we should consider the existing explanations and the possibilities involved: 1. Illegal Migration Spain remained under the Franco dictatorship in 1968. Franco won the Spanish Civil War and took power in 1939. Because of his ideological closeness to the Axis Empire, Spain provided a great deal of private assistance to Nazi Germany during the Second World War, and it was because of these acts that Spain was subsequently isolated from the European countries. Therefore, the development of Spain in the 1940s and 1950s lagged behind, the economy declined, the people lived in extreme poverty. Along with Franco’s rule with an “iron fist” in the country and the strong suppression of all opposition, many Spaniards felt despair and had to leave their homeland, emigrating abroad. Especially for islands like the Canary Islands, the economic situation is worse. At that time, South America was in a period of relatively rapid development because it had not been affected too much by the Second World War. With the same language, it became the first choice of many immigrants. Spain. Julio, a member of the ship, has a brother who has moved to Venezuela – was the only variable on this voyage, was he the culprit instigating the crew to attempt the transatlantic? The answer is definitely not. First of all, the Spanish economy was on the rise since the 1960s. This was an emerging economy in the world at that time and was second only to Japan in speed. Tourism in the Canary Islands was very prosperous at that time. The family economy of the four members on board, in general, is not so bad, at least there is no reason for them to flee their homeland in this extreme way. Second, even if they had a reason to leave, it would be completely stupid to cross the vast Atlantic with a few dozen kilograms of fruit and a few liters of soft drink because they would die of starvation before reaching their destination . Even after they were first rescued, the British ship had provided them with sufficient supplies, it was completely impossible to support their boat to South America. However, there are still strong advocates of illegal migration – none other than the victims’ families, who would rather believe that their loved ones met another ship and were saved in the process. and went to South America, living in anonymity rather than thinking that these crews perished at sea. 2. Pirates This conjecture is very bold. That is when the British ship encountered the Faust for the first time, the four people on board were not the original crew, but pirates disguised as them. The crew members were actually captured or killed by them. This conjecture may explain why the crew were reluctant to decline the large ship’s offer after being rescued for the first time, insisting instead on resupply to return on their own. Not long after setting sail for the first time, Faust encountered a pirate ship, which easily robbed the fishing boat in a short period of time, but when the pirates found there was no cargo or treasure. On board the ship, the crew was dragged out to sea to be executed and the ship set out to sea to create false evidence of a shipwreck. When the British ship appeared, to cover up their crimes, the pirates chose to pose as the crew for help, and continued to carry out their evil plan after receiving the help. After all, the British ship only contacted Spanish authorities by radio, no one could determine if the rescued person was the real crew. And this also explains the mystery of Julio’s diary. When Julio was held captive by the pirates, he knew he didn’t have much time left, so he wrote in a note. The pirates kept his suicide note, but tore up the rest of the content. This conjecture also has many contradictions, first of all, there were no pirates in the waters of West Africa at the time, as there were no merchant ships worth plundering, the mainland was essentially desert and land. barren. The Spanish islands, with the exception of fishing, have essentially no other wealth from small crates of agricultural produce. And considering the size of the ship, it was unlikely that pirates would target such a small fishing boat as a target for robbery. As noted by Luciano Ascione, who discovered the Faust for the second time, there was no visible damage or traces of fighting on board the Faust – this indirectly negates the pirates’ plunder. And if the pirates hijacked ships and were discovered by the British ship, what about their original pirate ship? It is worth mentioning that the captain and crew of the British ship were questioned by the Spanish army in Rotterdam, and by the Dutch army after the second disappearance of the Faust, and they also released photos. of the victims to investigate whether they lied about Faust’s rescue. Facts have proven that the testimony of the captain and crew is completely reliable, and their rescue activities on board the Faust are also worthy of recognition. 3. Illegal transportation This argument stems from the fact that the income of seafarers at that time was very meager. But life for the crew of the Faust at that time was also not very rich. Therefore, some people suspect that when transporting goods and fishing, they also transport some illegal exhibits such as guns, drugs or other prohibited goods. When their crime was discovered by Julio, they sailed out to sea to kill him, but as a result, they lost their way back, and eventually died of thirst at sea. To prove this statement, the crew of the ship Anna Di Maio discovered the Faust for the second time, officer Luciano Ascione discovered the goods and belongings on board when they boarded the ship for the first time, and at the same time they discovered the truth recorded in Julio’s notes. In order to embezzle the goods, they purposely sank the Faust, falsely claimed that it had accidentally sunk during towing, and deleted the contents of the smuggling log. Except for Julio, the bodies of others were also thrown into the sea. Compared to encountering pirates, this conjecture was even more impossible. Not to mention these sailors are smuggling drugs and guns, who will they sell to, because the island where they live is a rather poor island, if their trip that day is really for a some illegal activities, why would they let strangers like Julio board the train? Doesn’t this greatly increase their chances of being exposed? And how many valuable smuggled items hidden on a small fishing boat could cause all the crew on a large merchant ship like Anna Di Maio to take risks and make up such stories. ? 4. Nazi Germany The 1960s were the height of the Mossad’s revenge campaign – Israel against the remnants of Nazi Germany, and the remaining Nazis in Europe sought refuge in South America via Spain. . It is said that a Nazi officer on the island of Hierro was discovered by the famous Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal. To avoid being hunted, he quietly hid in the Faust while it was docked and threatened the crew with his gun to head for the Atlantic. Regarding this conjecture, perhaps the people of the island are really imaginative, this plot if true, would probably be made into a blockbuster crime movie, after all, only in the movie can it be. That possibility can happen, because the average person cannot rely on a small fishing boat and meager amounts of water and food to cross thousands of kilometers of ocean. 5. Cold War Mossad and Nazis alone were not enough, another conspiracy theory even suggested that at that time American and Soviet submarines were fighting in the Atlantic Ocean, in order to avoid disaster, the Faust was forced to deviate and in the end they were still killed. And the question is why did these brave sailors not clarify the situation after they were first saved, and did not want to go home on the British ship? 6. Poisoning It is speculated that they were poisoned by gas leaks, food poisons or other things that disturbed the minds of these crew members, making it impossible for them to find their way home. But in fact, the toxin that can manipulate the mind to make people unable to find their way back but still awake in front of others has not been found on Earth.

The Hebrew edition, published in 1988 with a run of 5,000 copies, quickly sold out and has not yet been reprinted. Jack Joseph Nicholson owns the cinematic rights to the book – which reads like one is mesmerized by the 1975 film One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, directed by Milo Forman, based on the 1975 film. novel of the same name by the late writer Ken Kesey. While the book was a bestseller, academia still mocked the “poisoned” theory. Historians believe that Napoleon Bonaparte died on 5/5/1821 of stomach cancer, hepatitis or syphilis. However, Swedish dentist and amateur toxicologist Sten Forshufvud came up with his theory in 1961 – two years before US President John Kennedy was assassinated and four decades before 9/11. 2001 – by which time mythical conspiracy theories became the norm. French Emperor Napoleon dominated most of Europe for more than a decade, leading France against a series of alliances; Source: wikipedia.org. The Weider-Hapgood-Forshufvud conjecture is based on Forshufvud’s analysis of Napoleon’s five hairs. The results of the laboratory analysis showed that the toxic level of arsenic (a chemical element with symbol As and atomic number33) ranged from normal to 38 times the average level. This clearly demonstrates that Napoleon was administered small amounts of Arsenic in different concentrations at different times during the 5 years before his death. It was Napoleon who raised suspicions, when he wrote in his will just three weeks before his death at the age of 51, “I was stillborn, murdered by the English butcher and assassinated”. The murder theory has gained traction over time, supported by advances in forensic science. Weider – a supporter of Napoleon’s thinking – in 1995, published after the first book with an extensive study on the same topic “The assassination of St. Helena rad review” (“Assassination at St. Helena Revisited”), which he and Forshufvud co-authored. While the two books have many fascinating details about Napoleon’s tragic final years, the central question remains – was the old Emperor murdered? The 200th anniversary of Napoleon’s death (1769-1821) – aka assassination – on May 5, the life and death of the puzzling man born on the island of Corsica into an Italian family of aristocratic descent This controversial detail is being reviewed. In contrast to history, in October 1815, Napoleon was exiled to the remote British island of Saint Helena, in the South Atlantic Ocean 1,776 km off the coast of West Africa, and died there in 1821. Napoleon had previously been imprisoned. deported to a place of youth exile on the Italian island of Elba, but escaped from prison, regrouped the Great Army la Grande Armée, and attempted to conquer Europe once more, but in the end, defeated by British and Prussian forces at Waterloo in 1812. Napoleon was, Weider argued, incapacitated on the outskirts of Brussels by his trusted aide General Charles Tristan, Marquis de Montholon (1783-1853). While ostensibly a loyal officer who followed Napoleon into exile in St. Helena, believed to be actually a spy who served as a bartender and manager of Napoleon’s liquor, put small amounts of arsenic in his favorite drink. The poison made Napoleon very sick, comatose and unable to think clearly. Over the years, little by little, poison accumulated and destroyed Napoleon’s stomach and digestive system. While the syrup, a standard ingredient in Mai Tai and many cocktails today, is made from sweet almonds, the fruit from bitter almonds can be toxic. While the wine Napoleon drank was produced in Domaine de Groot Constantia, present-day South Africa, Vader and his associates suspected that the marquis had forged antique wine before serving the former Emperor. Forshufvud and Weider observed that Napoleon tried to quench his unusual thirst by drinking large amounts of orgeat syrup containing cyanide compounds in almonds used for flavoring. They asserted that the potassium tartrate used during Napoleon’s treatment prevented his stomach from expelling these compounds, and that thirst was a symptom of intoxication. Their theory was that the calomel given to Napoleon became a drug overdose, killing him and causing extensive tissue damage. They had good reason to suspect the nobleman in the murder. While the Marquis de Montholon’s military service provided cover for him to follow Napoleon in the Emperor’s final exile, a thorough examination of his military record revealed some deception. Montholon claims to have been presented with an honorary sword from Napoleon during his victory at the Battle of Hohenlinden, 33 km east of Munich on December 3, 1800. In fact, the marquis did not participate in the campaign, as at the time, was facing expulsion from the army for corruption. Montholon was re-enlisted thanks to influential friends and family. Napoleon Bonaparte’s career and private life are still controversial; Source: wikipedia.org. Nine years later, at the Battle of Jena, Montholon claimed to be wounded. But his commanding officer insisted in a later affidavit that the incident did not happen. And then during Napoleon’s first exile in 1814, Montholon lost his mission to the Royalists after only seven days, after being accused of pocketing money to pay the army in Clermont-Ferrand. Although Montholon was an immoral character and while the arsenic in Napoleon’s hair may seem questionable, it should be noted that the poison was in common use in the 19th century for a variety of purposes. With France and Britain unable to agree on a procedure for burying Napoleon in France, his body was initially interred in St. Helena, after an inconclusive autopsy. In 1840, the British government authorized the return of Napoleon’s remains to France for burial at the newly built Dome des Invalides. His coffin was opened to confirm that it still contained the former emperor. Although nearly two decades dead, Napoleon’s body is still very well preserved and has not decomposed. There may also be a scientific explanation for Napoleon’s well-preserved body condition that may have supported the poisoning hypothesis. Arsenic is famous for keeping a corpse in good condition. However, Napoleon was buried in four sealed coffins. Another explanation is that saponification (whereby meat is converted to fat) is caused by the absence of oxygen. In a 1993 interview with The Jerusalem Report, Weider dismissed the story that Napoleon suffered one last humiliation apart from losing the battle at Waterloo. According to some documents, shortly after his death, an autopsy was carried out and Francesco Antommarchi, the doctor who conducted the autopsy, removed several parts of Napoleon’s body, including his penis. Weider denied that Napoleon had lost his “weapon”, explaining that the autopsy was carried out under military protection. No one reported that any body parts were missing. However, Dr. John K. Lattimer – a urologist – purchased the purpose amputation appendage from a collector in 1977 for $3,000. It is now owned by his daughter, who has been offered to sell for more than 30 times the original purchase price. The cause of Napoleon’s death is not known with certainty. And unless the DNA is compared between Dr. Lattimer’s gruesome souvenir and the body at Les Invalides, the question will remain unanswered as to whether Napoleon’s “legacy” was “pure gold” or “wood”.

The tombs will be built in a place where astronomy and geography are combined, showing the superior wisdom of the ancients. In China, there are many mysterious tombs that until now remain the inexplicable mysteries of the world. And until now when they lost their grave is still a mystery that scientists want to understand because of the mysteries inside. Those tombs are all solidly built, the owner of the tomb has spent a lot of effort to set up a complex complex of tombs that when approached there are many dangers for those who want to explore them. . Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor Dubbed the impregnable tomb. According to Ancient Origins, 2,200 years ago, Emperor Qin Shi Huang was the first to unify China, after the Warring States period. Qin Shi Huang constantly sent people to find the elixir of life, but was also busy in building his own tomb. A 2017 study by Chinese archaeologists, based on ancient texts, shows that China’s first emperor always wanted to live forever. Ancient documents say that local officials reported not finding the elixir of life, but the search will continue. Elsewhere there is a mysterious herb that may be effective. Tomb of Qin Shi Huang was discovered more than 40 years ago, but so far has not been excavated. In fact, the construction of Qin Shi Huang’s tomb began before he ascended the throne. When he came to power at the age of 13, he immediately built an eternal resting place. But it was only when Qin Shi Huang became emperor that the process of building the tomb was accelerated and expanded. An estimated 700,000 people were involved in the construction of the mausoleum in Shaanxi province, which took 38 years to complete. It is worth mentioning that the mausoleum was only really completed after the death of Qin Shi Huang. Today, information about the Chinese emperor’s tomb is found in the records of the historian of the Han Dynasty, Sima Qian. It was a burial chamber filled with rare treasures collected from all over. Inside the place where Qin Shi Huang’s remains are located, there are also models of large and small rivers on the ground, which look real thanks to mercury. Sima Thien also mentioned the night sky sparkling with moonlight from the glowing pearls used to decorate the dome of the tomb. In order to protect the mausoleum and help the emperor rest in eternal peace, the ancients built a series of traps including bows and crossbows, automatic arrows, etc. These weapons were designed to be able to kill anyone. anyone dares to trespass. Qin Shi Huang’s son also ordered to bury the childless concubines with his father, so that he could continue with him in the afterlife. After the funeral was over, the entrance to the tomb was sealed off. The people involved in the construction work were also locked inside so that no one could reveal the secret to the outside. Finally, plants were planted on the mausoleum to form an artificial hill. It wasn’t until 2,000 years later that a group of Chinese farmers stumbled upon a terracotta warrior. Large-scale excavations revealed a 2,000-man terracotta army. But that’s just the outside of the mausoleum. Archaeologists predict as many as 8,000 terracotta statues inside the emperor’s eternal resting place, which have never been excavated. China currently has no plans to excavate the tomb of Qin Shi Huang. Because more than 2,200 years have passed, it is likely that the pitfalls are still active. Another concern is the very high levels of mercury in the planet Earth. Mercury is inherently a toxic substance that threatens human life even in very small concentrations. In addition, current technology cannot help explore the vast ancient tomb area. Just exposing the artifacts to sunlight and air is enough to destroy them completely. Experts say that recklessly excavating Qin Shi Huang’s resting place could damage the balance of the underground structure, causing unpredictable losses. That is why China has so far not ventured to open the tomb seal. Tomb of Genghis Khan Dubbed the tomb not found. Legend has it that, before his death, Genghis Khan gave orders not to let others know the location of his tomb. That’s why he performed the secret burial. This secret funeral has been effective when after nearly 800 years of history, the resting place of the Mongol emperor Genghis Khan is still shrouded in secrecy. Over hundreds of years, many expeditions, archaeologists, tens of thousands of volunteers have made many journeys to find the location of the tomb of this legendary khan, but until today Today, the tomb of Genghis Khan remains a mystery. To this day, even the exact location of the tomb of Genghis Khan is still unknown According to explorer Marco Polo, when burying Genghis Khan’s coffin, the people carrying the coffin were killed, the tomb was buried deep below, in the middle of a large land, leaving no trace. All the grave diggers were also executed. It is hypothesized that the tomb of Genghis Khan in the Otog period belonged to the town of Ordos, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Another theory is that his grave is at Lu Ban Mountain in Ningxia Autonomous Region and a third is located in Altai Mountain, north of Xinjiang. Tomb of Vo Tac Thien It is known as the tomb that cannot be dug. Wu Zetian’s Tomb is located in Liangshan in Can County, Shaanxi Province, China. Inside the tomb there are countless treasures, so it has been visited by many tomb thieves, according to historical records, a total of 17 times the tomb was stolen, and there are countless times that are not recorded. Qianling, the resting place of Wu Zetian and Emperor Gaozong, is located on the top of Liangshan Mountain, now becoming a famous architectural work in Qian County, Shaanxi Province, China. In which, there are 3 most prominent tomb robbers. The first time was Huang Chao of the Tang Dynasty: to develop the army, Huang Chao sent an army of 400,000 people to dig the tomb of Wu Zetian, he quickly leveled half of the Liangshan mountain, but could not find it. the entrance to the tomb. The second time was the warlord Wen Tao of the Five Dynasties period, in order to complete the goal of stealing “18 tombs of the Tang Dynasty”, he also intended to dig Wu Zetian’s grave, but he constantly encountered bad weather. strange while preparing to steal the grave, scared the soldiers so much that they quickly ran away. The third time was when Sun Lien Trong during the Kuomintang sent the army to dig the grave, when he was about to go inside, 7 soldiers vomited blood and died on the spot in a very strange way. Today, the huge Tomb of Wu Zetian is visible in front of his eyes, attracting millions of visitors, but has not been excavated, so this is considered one of the most mysterious tombs in China.

The human brain is a complex multi-scale structure in which molecules, cells and neurons coexist. It can be modeled as a multi-layered network, called a brain connection pool. Neighboring neurons are connected to form local structures, and different local structures form connections to perform cognitive functions. The human brain is estimated to have about 86 billion neurons. To decipher where consciousness comes from, the researchers used a Swiss supercomputer and used algebraic topology to build a detailed model of the cerebral cortex. Through testing the response of the mathematical model to virtual stimuli and examining the reality of the mouse brain, the researchers were able to determine the details of the neural network on a single neuron. and the entire brain structure. At the same time it was discovered that there are different types of high-powered activity in the brain consisting of a three-dimensional geometric structure – tightly connected clusters of neurons and existing regions. space (cavity) between them. These empty regions appear to be important for brain function. When the researchers applied the stimuli to their virtual brain tissue, they found that the neurons responded to the stimulus in a highly organized manner. This means that as we think about problems, clusters of neurons will gradually coalesce into higher-dimensional structures, forming holes or voids of height. The more neurons in the clusters, the higher the size of the gap, and the highest limit that can be achieved is 11 dimensions. The whole process always follows the order from low to high, the structure will become more and more complicated and eventually collapse. It’s like building a castle on the beach, the castle gets taller and taller and eventually it will collapse on its own. This is exactly like the large-scale filamentous structure of the universe, where galaxies and galaxy clusters form a giant filamentous structure with a giant hole in the middle. In a recent study, it was discovered that our Milky Way galaxy lies within a giant hole one billion light-years across. This study provides new discoveries about how the brain processes information. Scientists speculate that high-dimensional gaps in neuronal structures may be where the brain stores memories, but it’s unclear how these blocks and gaps are formed. How it works, so further studies are needed to determine the connection between the multidimensional structure of neurons and complex consciousness. The interaction between the human brain and the universe is completely different, but there have been many observations and conjectures about the similarity between the neural network and the cosmic network under observation from a microscope and telescope. The researchers quantitatively analyzed the similarity between the two factors based on optical microscopy observations of brain tissue and high-resolution cosmic-matter network imaging, with the help of the method. network analysis. First, there is a huge difference in scale between the brain network and the cosmic network, which is similar only on a specific scale. Brain neural networks are now thought to consist of tens of billions of neurons. The number of galaxies currently observed in the cosmic lattice exceeds 100 billion. In addition, in the neural network of the brain and the network of the universe, only a small amount of matter constitutes the network. There are a large number of holes between giant galaxies, and about 70% of the mass is made up of dark matter. In the human brain too, which is a biological organ, the most important component is water, in the human brain, nerve cells are only 25% and about 75% water. Up to this point, “having water in your head” has a certain scientific basis. In the universe, dense clusters of galaxies predominate, while in the human brain, specifically in neural networks, nerve fibers create uniform small patterns. However, when the researchers increased the magnification of the microscope, they were able to see some similarities to the cosmic web in brain slices.

In 527, at the time when the Eastern Roman Empire ruled Syria, soldiers discovered in an alcove there existed a lamp covered with a very sophisticated hood. According to history books, this lamp was lit in the year 57, which means that the lamp has been burning for nearly 500 years. Another lamp above the door of the temple of the sun god in Egypt is also recorded by Greek historians. The lamp does not use any fuel and still burns brightly for centuries, despite the impact of rain and wind. The oldest lamp was discovered in the 1400s, in the tomb of Pallas, son of the ancient Roman king Evandra. Thus, this lamp has so far burned brightly for more than… 2,600 years. To date, scientists have not been able to get an exact answer for that strange black chemical. In 1534, King Henry VIII’s army stormed the English synagogue, disbanding religious groups and excavating numerous graves. While digging through the grave of the Roman emperor Constantin’s father in Yorkshire, they discovered a burning lamp. This king’s father died in the year 300, which also means that the lamp was found to have a “life expectancy” of more than 1,200 years? These are just a few of the many millennial lights that do not go out. Records show that this mysterious phenomenon occurs all over the world, typically in countries and regions with ancient civilizations such as India, China, Egypt… The strange thing is that these mysterious lights are not preserved and preserved for the next life. Many researchers believe that, at that time, there were so many eternal lamps that they did not need to be preserved, so they did not have measures to preserve these “forever” finds. According to records, in fact, ancient people also thought of preserving these lamps, but strangely, shortly after being discovered, they were quickly destroyed by various causes. The scholar Saint Augustin (354-430) described an eternal lamp in the temple of Isis (Egypt). The most confusing thing is that it is located in the roofless part, despite the wind and rain. Similarly, the lamp in Edessa (Syria) burned for 500 years in extreme weather conditions. In 1300, the “special oil” theory was partly clarified, when the researcher Marcus Grecus wrote in his Liber Ignum (Book of Fire) that some eternal lamps used special fuels. It wasn’t oil but just a fine powder made from “glow worms”, but what kind of worms Marcus didn’t know and the mystery was forever buried. Marcus only said that “I looked at the wick, it was as long as my arm. A long time later, I came back and it was the same length, no one changed the wick or added more flour.” In 1401, in the grave of Pallas (son of King Evandra – Roman), people found an eternal lamp and said it had burned for 2,600 years. To put it out, according to the elders, there is only one way to break it all or pour out its “oil”. In 1450, a farmer in Padoue (Italy), while plowing his field found an earthenware vase, followed by two small metal vessels, one of gold and one of silver. In these two jars was a strange slime, half oil, half honey. Inside the terracotta vase was another terracotta vase containing an eternal lamp that was still burning. Buried underground (since when) and burned in such low oxygen conditions, it is a mystery. In 1610, researcher Ludovicius Vives claimed to have seen an eternal lamp (burning for 1,500 years) and was smashed by potters. The historian Cambden (England) in 1586 also mentioned an eternal lamp at the grave of Constantius Chlorus, father of Constantine the Great. Chlorus died in 306 in England and since then, an eternal lamp has been placed in his grave. In Spain, there was also an eternal lamp found at Cordone in 1846. Priest Evariste – Regis Huc (1813-1860) was an avid traveler in Asia and found such an immortal lamp in Tibet in 1853. The above findings prove that these mysterious lamps are not the product of Greece, Egypt or Rome alone. Chemist Brand (Hambourg – Germany) in 1669 determined that these eternal lamps burn for so long because of phosphorus. Others believe that they burn for a long time because they do not need air, on the contrary, if exposed to air they will extinguish. If this opinion is true, could the ancients know the vacuum technique? Besides, fire burns without oxygen is a very difficult thing to understand. These debates force people to turn to another mystery: the Egyptian lighting technique. On the streets of ancient Egypt, people used oil lamps and torches. Fuels are residues that are rich in fats and oils. But in the crypts dug up to 100 meters into the mountains, what light did the slaves and sculptors work with? In these catacombs, there was no trace of any lamps or torches. So did the Egyptians use mirrors to reflect sunlight? But the “mirrors” of that time were only silver, and could only reflect 40% of the light, meaning that at a depth of a few tens of meters, darkness would completely cover again. A shocking discovery has shocked the archaeological world: at the temple of Hator in Denderah, built more than 4,200 years ago, there are drawings showing that the Egyptians “used strange instruments that looked like light bulbs. electricity today!”. Is this the mysterious light technique? Scientist Erich Von Daniken (Germany) is trying to recreate these giant light bulbs in the lab, but has not found the core of the problem. Egyptologists also conceded defeat, because apparently there was no electricity at that time. With such records of “forever-on” lamps being discovered around the world, it may be confirmed that these mysterious lamps do indeed exist. However, the manufacture and use of them is still a mystery to mankind and the scientific world.

The magic rock in La Pan Tan. Photo: Thai Sinh. I was told by many people about the sacredness of the magic rock located in La Pan Tan commune, where there are beautiful terraced fields, which in 2020 was ranked as a special national scenic spot by the Prime Minister, in 2020. Especially the Raspberry Hill makes many people fascinated by the wonderful creativity of the people here. I have been wandering around the land of Mu Cang Chai (Yen Bai) for many days, heard many stories about the magic rock but did not know where it is located, until today, the Secretary of the Youth Union of La Pan Tan commune was named: Mr. Lu A Tu led him up to see and tell the stories that his own family had come to beg for with many inexplicable mysteries. It turned out that the magic rock was located next to the road from the headquarters of the People’s Committee of La Pan Tan commune to the Mam Xoi hill. From the concrete road to the place where the god resides, it is only about 50m, passing several terraced fields and a small stream. Miraculously, around the rock are terraced fields, absolutely no other rocks, as if this rock was lifted by some magical hand from another place to put it neatly here. The rock is vertical, almost as high as a two-story house leaning against the strip of land like a dragon’s body, and the rock is the dragon’s head slithering from the top of Ta Xa mountain down to the stream to drink water. People come to give thanks to the god rock. Photo: Lu A Tu. An old story has it that, in the rainy season of that year, the rain was so heavy that it lasted for a whole month, it rained continuously and persistently, causing the soil to loosen, and thunder and lightning were so intense that no one dared to step foot out of the house. On one night, there was a huge thunderclap that shook the whole mountain and forest, the sleeping children cried and cried, the old people crouched as if the mountain had collapsed, the sky was as black as kitchen ash suddenly lit up, looking up at the top of Ta Xa mountain. saw a flash of light along with the sound of thunder, and the thunder lasted for half a chicken without stopping. Early the next day, people looked up at the top of the mountain and saw a huge gap, then last night lightning struck the mountain top and split the rock, half drifted down to Pu Nhua which was the wife’s island, half drifted down the Hang. When Sung met the mountain, he stopped by the stream, which is the husband island. The Mong people call it Na Chi Khua Pao De. That is, the parent rock or the magic rock. Lu A Tu sat down on a stone by the stream and told me, his daughter’s name is Lu Thi Tuyet Nga, born in 2016, when she was over a year old, the stunted person couldn’t eat or sleep and cried all day, walking unsteadily with shaky steps… I don’t know what the disease is, no matter how much medicine I take, I can’t get rid of it, and even inviting a priest to worship doesn’t do anything. The new couple discussed taking the baby to the rock to ask for a name, like asking for a god’s adoption. As a union cadre, Tu didn’t really believe in such things, but his parents urged him so he and his wife took their child to carry a thread to make their ass. Three days before taking their daughter to ask for the health of the magic stone, the couple ate, drank, slept very pure, bathed the child with fragrant leaves, they chose a beautiful time to take their daughter to the place where the divine rock resides, place thread on the rock, the couple and the child knelt down to pray: My name is Lu A Tu from Ta Chi Lu village, today with my wife and my wife brought our daughter, Lu Thi Tuyet Nga, to ask Na Chi Khua Pao De to accept it. My daughter is adopted. God of stone, please give my child good health, grow up fast, walk as steady as a stone… The vows of the couple Tu are very long with sincere hearts and praying to the stone god to protect their daughter. After making offerings, they tie a thread to their daughter’s wrist and call her Goat. Goat, Hmong means stone. Since that day, Lu Thi Tuyet Nga is the adopted child of the stone god Na Chi Khua Pao De. Unexpectedly, after that day of worship, the girl ate well, slept well, her steps were steady, no longer shaking and falling like before. To repay the favor to the god rock, from the 2nd to the 5th day of the lunar new year, Lu A Tu and his wife choose a day to bring a chicken or a piece of pork to the foot of the rock to give thanks. The people knelt at the foot of the god rock. Photo: Lu A Tu. Vang A Sao, an officer of the Mu Cang Chai Protection Forest Management Board, from Pung Luong commune, said: Any family who comes to ask for a stone has the god of health, luck, rice and cattle… they have to pay the ceremony for three years. The stone god ceremony is simple, just a chicken, or a piece of meat. That piece of meat must be kept from the family’s Tet slaughtered pig, not meat bought at the market. Any family that can do business should bring a pig about 15-20kg to give thanks… The old people come to the ceremony to stick talismans on the stone for good luck. Photo: Lu A Tu. According to Lu A Tu, from the 2nd to the 5th day of the Lunar New Year, hundreds of people from all over Mu Cang Chai district come here to celebrate, some 200 people a day. They built a kitchen along the stream bank around a rock several tens of meters long, they slaughtered chickens and pigs to make offerings around the rock to worship. After the ceremony was over, they ate and drank at the foot of the rock… Looking at the foot of the rock, I saw that there were many bowls and rice bowls left behind and a few handfuls of unlit incense, Lu A Tu pointed to a small altar attached to the stone niche and said: People worship here, people worship on the ground, You can worship anywhere around this god rock… The sacrifices of the deceased shamans were brought by the family members and left on the rock. Photo: Thai Sinh. Looking up at the side of the rock, there are wooden slats like altars or stairs that have been left on it for a long time. I asked why there were items placed on it, Tu explained that: It was the altar or the sacrifices of the shamans, after the shamans died, the family carried those things on their backs. the stone, as if returning it to the magic stone, or having the magic stone bring it to the dead in the afterlife, or the things of the god stone, just return the god stone… The dress of the person who came to the ceremony left behind. Photo: Thai Sinh. I looked down at the stream and saw many new dresses and shirts as if someone had brought them up and left them here. Tu explained that many sick people want to be healthy, they wear two shirts or skirts each, one new and one old, and place at the foot of the rock to pray. After praying, they wear a new dress or shirt, and the old dress and shirt are left behind. The dress and shirt worn carry the power of the magic stone, that person will be healthy and less sick. The mountain wind blew those skirts and dresses down the stream that I saw. Tu bent down and lifted a dress from the stream to show me, the dress sent back to the magic rock with the belief that it would give them health. On the way back, Lu A Tu continued: My father was told by the elders that that year, a couple brought a son about 6-7 years old, who was sick and crippled, his studies were not going anywhere, so he came to ask for help. The stone god of health and wisdom. They worshiped at the foot of the rock, when they bowed their heads to the rock, the boy saw an old man with white beard and white hair appear from the rock to help them up. Suddenly, the old man was nowhere to be seen, and when he returned home, he told his parents. After that day he was healthy and studied very well, was appointed as an official… Another miracle is that the stream at the foot of the magic rock never dries up, March is in the middle of the dry season, all over the mountains and forests of Mu Cang Chai are dry, many streams are dry at the bottom, especially the stream at the foot of the rock. Not big, but the water is abundant all year round.

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.

The late People’s Artist Y Moan. Musician Tran Khanh Nam explains that Y Moan’s voice is created by the basalt red soil nature of the Central Highlands with wild boisterous winds, warmed in the depths of the sacred old forests, not by horror. through academia. In Y Moan’s voice, many elements converge: a tenor, not only soaring but also powerful and dramatic, including low notes; a burning folk vocal (pop – rock); and a clear, gentle voice with a long, soft, and gentle flight with lyrical notes. “Y Moan subconsciously knew the difference. No matter what kind of song a musician writes, Y Moan will sing in his own way. Even Y Moan’s folk song still sings in his own way. Therefore, not every musical work Y Moan can handle successfully, in terms of vocal technique, only when touching the cultural source of the Central Highlands, Y Moan’s voice is truly ecstatic and delicate. and fullness in handling each level of musical work”, musician Tran Khanh Nam shared. Y Moan sings the most adventurous and magical song, that is when Y Moan sings his own fire, sings among the mountains and grasslands spreading, sings between the faces smeared with sunlight and in the smell of sweat and moisture. moldy, singing in the midst of the wild winds of the sky. Only then will Y Moan live fully for himself. Freedom to run and fly around. Y Moan has conquered listeners by its subtlety in depicting the deep, wild nature, longing, and beauty of the highlands. It was strange, wandering between heaven and earth in the Central Highlands, listening to Y Moan sing: “Walking on this earth alone/ Following in the footsteps of his father every day/ Alone across rivers, through mountains/ Looking for the sun and looking for lullabies For thousands of years”, I still miss the forest, I still remember the feeling: “I am like a lost bird flying on a high hill / I am like a wild animal wandering in the deep forest / Like a river longing for words / I am like a raindrop longing for words”, and then fell into another dreamland: “Here in the steppe, every herd of cows racing to the sun, / Melting the Dinh Nam trumpet, far away from Chu Prong mountain, far away from the wide sea / I was born , was born here, my father was also born here / Oh M’Drak, M’Drak”. Not stopping there, through his high but warm voice, loud but deep, wild but civilized, fierce but deep voice, Y Moan also brings the whole primeval forest covering the stage in urban cities, when singing. : “I want to forget the month and day/ Father goes to collect sweet berries/ Gives me relief from hunger overnight/ I want to forget my bare feet/ Father goes to collect every grain of rice/ Give me a dinner/ Oh day, thin shoulders / Trembling leaning against the trees. Oh time, forget it / Dad’s bulky legs walking in the wilderness…”. Unconsciously, listeners feel like they are seeing their hands, feet and whole body suddenly grow roots, dark green trees, to suddenly realize that humanity has the same starting point, that is from the forest. “Y Moan’s voice has an extraordinary inner strength, sings tirelessly, sings without the gap of time and space (sometimes on stage, sometimes around the fire), passionately singing this song through the song. all night,” said musician Tran Khanh Nam. Poet Vuong Tung Cuong said that every time he heard Y Moan sing, he saw a forest civilization. “In that voice, the forest is not only culture, the forest is also civilization. Brilliant but mysterious, like Y Moan’s own voice”, poet Vuong Tung Cuong commented. “From the years when Y Moan was famous (the 90s of the last century) until now, the Central Highlands has had many talented singers next to him, even his children followed in the footsteps of their father, but could not have a good voice and strange as Y Moan”, said musician Tran Khanh Nam admiringly. That’s how Y Moan is, a Yang ban vocalist, a wild nomad who spends his life spreading and praising the beauty of the Central Highlands mountains and forests. Old as fire, and new as fire, Y Moan is not easy to decipher.

Statue of Pharaoh Akhenaten. Photo: AFP. The figure of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh, possibly the father of King Tutankhamun, has been digitally recreated. The remains were found in 1907 in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt in tomb KV55, not far from Tutankhamun’s tomb. More than a century after the tomb was discovered, genetic analysis indicated the skeleton inside belonged to King Tutankhamun’s biological father. From other clues in the tomb, archaeologists believe that this remains is Akhenaten, a pharaoh who reigned from 1353 to 1335 BC and was the first pharaoh in Egypt to worship monotheism. However, some experts oppose these conclusions. They believe that the true identity of this remains cannot be definitively concluded. Re-identification of the remains took many months by scientists at the Research Center for Forensic Anthropology, Paleontology, and Archeology (FAPAB) in Sicily, Italy. The experts collaborated with Cicero Moraes – a Brazilian 3D forensic artist known for facial reconstruction. Unlike previous iterations of the KV55, the new model removes hair, jewelry, and other makeup to focus on facial features. King Akhenaten’s face has been recreated digitally. Photo: FAPAB . Research Center Akhenaten ascended the throne as Amenhotep IV, which means “Servant of Aten” – an Egyptian sun god. He then began to eliminate the priesthood of serving the gods of Egypt in order to establish a monotheistic creed of Aten, according to the Ohio State University Department of History. Archaeologists found KV55 in the tomb with bricks engraved with the incantation named Akhenaten. Another coffin contains the remains of a woman named Kiya, identified as Akhenaten’s concubine, and round jars containing the mummy’s organs, FAPAB announced on March 10. KV55 was mummified, but the preserved meat decomposed during excavation, leaving only the skeleton. Based on the objects in the tomb and the sex of the skeleton, some archaeologists conclude this person is Akhenaten. However, analysis of teeth and bones revealed that the man was younger than expected. This man died around the age of 26, possibly even between the ages of 19 and 22, while according to records, Akhenaten ruled Egypt for 17 years and had a daughter in the first year of his reign. . Francesco Galassi, director and co-founder of the FAPAB Research Center and an associate professor of archaeology at Flinders University in Australia, said: “Some archaeologists are inclined to suggest that Akhanaten began to reign as a young man. a young man rather than a child. For this reason, many attempts have been made to prove that KV 55 is older than the actual anatomical index.” Other experts suggest that the KV55 could be Akhenaten’s younger brother Smenkhkare, but there is little evidence that such a brother exists, Galassi said. Today, Smenkhkare is often thought to be not a real person, but an identity of Queen Nefertiti, who may have taken this name when she ascended the throne following Akhenaten’s death. Galassi says this will effectively rule out the “little brother” hypothesis for KV55. Genetic analysis indicates that KV55 is the son of Amenhotep III and the father of King Tutankhamun, providing further evidence for the theory that the remains are of King Akhenaten, according to a study published in 2010 in the journal JAMA . This conclusion is not without controversy, however, as the genetic data of Egyptian mummies can be “complicated” because inbreeding within families was a common practice during the Egyptian dynasties. Ancient Egyptian. A FAPAB representative said that a more detailed report on the reconstruction of the KV55’s identity will be published in 2021.

The Hebrew edition, published in 1988 with a run of 5,000 copies, quickly sold out and has not yet been reprinted. Jack Joseph Nicholson owns the film rights to the book – which reads as if one is mesmerized by Miloš Forman’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, produced in 1975 is based on the novel of the same name by the late writer Ken Kesey. While the book was a bestseller, academia still mocked the “poisoned” theory. Historians believe that Napoleon Bonaparte died on 5/5/1821 of stomach cancer, hepatitis or syphilis. However, Swedish dentist and amateur toxicologist Sten Forshufvud came up with his theory in 1961 – two years before US President John Kennedy was assassinated and four decades before 9/11. 2001 – by which time mythical conspiracy theories became the norm. French Emperor Napoleon dominated most of Europe for more than a decade, leading France against a series of alliances; Source: wikipedia.org The Weider-Hapgood-Forshufvud conjecture is based on Forshufvud’s analysis of Napoleon’s five hairs. The results of the laboratory’s analysis showed that arsenic levels (a chemical element with symbol As and atomic number 33) ranged from normal to 38 times the average level. This clearly demonstrates that Napoleon was administered small amounts of Arsenic in different concentrations at different times during the 5 years before his death. It was Napoleon who raised suspicions, when he wrote in his will just three weeks before his death at the age of 51, “I was stillborn, murdered by the English butcher, and assassinated”. The murder theory has gained traction over time, supported by advances in forensic science. Weider – a supporter of Napoleon’s thinking – in 1995, published after the first book with an extensive study on the same topic “The assassination of St. Helena rad review” (“Assassination at St. Helena Revisited”), which he and Forshufvud co-authored. While the two books have many fascinating details about Napoleon’s tragic final years, the central question remains – was the former Emperor murdered? The 200th anniversary of Napoleon’s death (1769-1821) – aka the assassination – on May 5, the puzzling life and death of the man born on the island of Corsica into an Italian family with a strong lineage. This controversial aristocratic track is being reviewed. In contrast to history, in October 1815, Napoleon was exiled to the remote British island of Saint Helena, in the South Atlantic Ocean 1,776 km off the coast of West Africa, and died there in 1821. Napoleon had previously been imprisoned. deported to a place of youth exile on the Italian island of Elba, but escaped from prison, regrouped the Great Army la Grande Armée, and attempted to conquer Europe once more, but in the end, defeated by British and Prussian forces at Waterloo in 1812. Weider argued that Napoleon was incapacitated on the outskirts of Brussels by his trusted aide, General Charles Tristan, Marquis de Montholon (1783-1853). While ostensibly a loyal officer who followed Napoleon into exile in St. Helena, believed to be actually a spy who served as a bartender and manager of Napoleon’s liquor, put a small amount of arsenic in his favorite drink. The poison made Napoleon very sick, comatose and unable to think clearly. Over the years, little by little, poison accumulated and destroyed Napoleon’s stomach and digestive system. While the syrup, a standard ingredient in Mai Tai and many cocktails today, is made from sweet almonds, the fruit from bitter almonds can be toxic. While the wine that Napoleon drank was produced in present-day Domaine de Groot Constantia, South Africa, Vader and his associates suspected that the marquis had forged antique wine before serving the former Emperor. As Forshufvud and Weider observed, Napoleon attempted to quench his unusual thirst by drinking large amounts of orgeat syrup containing cyanide compounds in almonds used for flavoring. They asserted that the potassium tartrate used during Napoleon’s treatment prevented his stomach from expelling these compounds, and that thirst was a symptom of intoxication. Their theory was that the calomel given to Napoleon became a drug overdose, killing him and causing extensive tissue damage. They had compelling reasons to suspect the nobleman in the murder. While the Marquis de Montholon’s military service provided cover for him to follow Napoleon in the Emperor’s final exile, a thorough examination of his military records revealed some deception. Montholon claims to have been presented with an honorary sword from Napoleon during his victory at the Battle of Hohenlinden, 33 km east of Munich on December 3, 1800. In fact, the marquis did not participate in the campaign, as at the time, was facing expulsion from the army for corruption. Montholon was re-enlisted thanks to influential friends and family. Napoleon Bonaparte’s career and private life are still controversial; Source: wikipedia.org Nine years later, at the Battle of Jena, Montholon claimed to be wounded. But his commanding officer insisted in a later affidavit that the incident did not happen. And then during Napoleon’s first exile in 1814, Montholon lost his mission to the Royalists after only seven days, after being accused of pocketing money to pay the army in Clermont-Ferrand. Although Montholon was an immoral character, and while the arsenic in Napoleon’s hair may seem questionable, it should be noted that the poison was commonly used in the 19th century for a variety of purposes. With France and Britain unable to agree on a procedure for burying Napoleon in France, his body was initially interred in St. Helena, after an inconclusive autopsy. In 1840, the British government authorized the return of Napoleon’s remains to France for burial at the newly built Dome des Invalides. His coffin was opened to confirm that it still contained the former emperor. Although nearly two decades dead, Napoleon’s body is still very well preserved and has not decomposed. There may also be a scientific explanation for Napoleon’s well-preserved body condition that may have supported the poisoning hypothesis. Arsenic is famous for keeping a corpse in good condition. However, Napoleon was buried in four sealed coffins. Another explanation is that saponification (whereby meat is converted to fat) is caused by the absence of oxygen. In a 1993 interview with The Jerusalem Report, Weider refuted the story that Napoleon suffered one last humiliation apart from the humiliation of losing the battle at Waterloo. According to some accounts, shortly after his death, an autopsy was conducted and Francesco Antommarchi, the doctor conducting the autopsy, removed several parts of Napoleon’s body, including his penis. Weider denied that Napoleon had lost his “weapon”, explaining that the autopsy was carried out under military protection. No one reported that any body parts were missing. However, Dr. John K. Lattimer – a urologist – purchased the purpose amputation appendage from a collector in 1977 for $3,000. It is now owned by his daughter, who has been offered to sell for more than 30 times the original purchase price. The cause of Napoleon’s death is not known with certainty. And unless the DNA is compared between Dr. Lattimer’s gruesome souvenir and the body at Les Invalides, the question will remain unanswered as to whether Napoleon’s “legacy” was “gold” or “wood”./ .

If to choose one of the weirdest and most humorous martial arts in the world, perhaps Yellow Bamboo (Yellow Bamboo) on the beautiful island of Bali, Indonesia. According to the website Skepdic.com, Yellow Bamboo was once considered an art of self-development, health protection and healing. In fact, it is a martial art whose creators have made extravagant claims that Yellow Bamboo can use “universal energy” (in Yellow Bamboo called “Chi”) to scare away and neutralize the attackers. Until now, the question of who founded Yellow Bamboo is still a mystery. But many Indonesians consider Yellow Bamboo to be a martial art or a mystical cult with supernatural powers. They believe that in order to use “the energy of the universe”, the most important thing is to have the power of faith. On the Yellow Bamboo website it is stated that this martial art has more than 30,000 followers worldwide. In addition to curing many diseases, Yellow Bamboo can help the practitioner knock down opponents without having to touch them. Even those who practice Yellow Bamboo also claim that they can… fly into the air like in the martial arts movie. According to the Skepdic.com website, many practitioners of the martial art Yellow Bamboo have been spamming internet forums to attract more new students to join their organizations. Although it completely lacks scientific basis and carries only spiritual meaning, Yellow Bamboo can spread to a very distant country, Australia. Previously, a martial artist named Peter Dellys, who studied the Brazilian martial art Jiu Jitsu, also practiced Yellow Bamboo. The character was controversial after a “mysterious martial arts” performance with Fraser Johnston, another Jiu Jitsu practitioner, on a beach in Perth, Australia. This is the same technique as “electrical martial arts” in China or Japan, Vietnam… that is, knocking down the opponent without physical contact. Of course, many people think that this is a “fake martial artist” and a product of theatrical trick, not completely real. Two masters of the Yellow Bamboo martial art in Bali, Indonesia. Those who practice Yellow Bamboo say that in order to practice this martial art, practitioners will first have to perform an initiation ceremony called “pasupati”. Every time a new level is reached, this ritual is repeated. Every time they practice, the trainees have to…” imagine and practice feeling the power of the light of the universe entering your body “. The followers of Yellow Bamboo also think that the best way is that they should practice on the full moon nights of every month to be able to gather the most energy of the universe! THE FUCKING LUCK CLEARED CREATING SUCCESSFULLY In February 2004, followers of the Yellow Bamboo sect released a press release, claiming that the masters of this martial art can demonstrate the ability to knock opponents down without physical contact and can win the “$1 Million Mystery Challenge” prize (award established by the James Randi Education Foundation in the US). After that, a martial artist who is considered a “master” of Yellow Bamboo performed the challenge under the verification of the organizers, and was assessed through a number of quite modern machines and equipment. However, the “masters” of Yellow Bamboo completely failed and even this challenge turned into a very rare “trick” for the world martial arts village. According to the website Skepdic.com, a martial artist named Serengen performed the challenge. A representative of the James Randi Education Foundation named Joko Tri stood to verify Serengen’s abilities. Some foreigners also practice Yellow Bamboo. However, instead of performing the challenge in good lighting conditions, Serengen chose the time after dark. To perform this challenge, Joko Tri will run threateningly and then Serengen will use “supernatural powers” to defeat Joko Tri from afar. Instead of Joko Tri running alone, 3 or 4 other members of Yellow Bamboo followed. Then, in the dark, when the camera equipment could not shoot clearly, the members of Yellow Bamboo used a… gun to attack, making Joko Tri stunned and fell down. After that, Serengen and the members of Yellow Bamboo confirmed that they had successfully completed the challenge, but later on, this group’s trick was exposed and this became the most tragic “joke” in the village. martial. Contrary to a part of the Indonesian people and a few in the world who still believe in the “super powers” of Yellow Bamboo martial arts, so far, most people think that this is just a “fake martial arts” thing. , completely not real but just taking advantage of the blind faith of the disciples in this martial art.

Messages posted on Mapo Bridge as a solution to prevent suicide tự There is a story that, as long as you get into a taxi in Seoul and say to the driver, “Please let me go to Mapo Bridge”, they will certainly immediately inquire and find out if you are there. .. bored life or not. In 2012, the Seoul city government and Samsung life insurance company jointly launched a campaign to fight suicide in this country called “Bridge for Life”. Have you eaten yet? Specifically, they made a series of lights on the bridge body with meaningful messages written on the bridge such as: “How was your day?”, “Have you eaten yet?”, ” The best moment of your life has not yet come!”, “Let’s have a cup of coffee”,… to wake up those who intend to leave this life so that they know that life is beyond the front is very beautiful, many new things are waiting for them and let’s try to step through everything to enjoy the fun things ahead. Let’s have some coffee together! However, after this campaign was promoted for more than a year, the suicide rate at Mapo Bridge increased 6 times. This is indeed a sad ending to the great effort of the Seoul city government. After the project went bankrupt, the Korean government continued to fight with the initiative to install an anti-suicide system on Mapo Bridge. The system has security cameras that are specially programmed to “catch” those who are looking for death. At the same time raise the Mapo bridge fence by 1 meter. How are you today? When there is an alarm, a team of doctors and psychologists will be on the scene within 3 minutes. In addition, authorities have implemented many other measures such as banning the production of toxic pesticides, psychological counseling services for people at risk of suicide, etc. Sayings that are said to be clichés Who say to someone who is about to jump off a bridge is: “Just try it now!” From one of the world’s poorest countries to the world’s 12th largest economy, the sudden transformation has had huge social consequences in South Korea, according to Professor Ranjit Kumar Dhawan of the University of South Korea. Jawaharlal Nehru (India). The rapid financial boom has led to an ideological shift from collectivism to individualism, causing many families to fall apart, many to feel isolated. In Korea, suicide is considered the most terrible epidemic. Suicide affects not only family members but also friends around. At that time, they did not know how hurt their loved ones were. According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), in 2010, South Korea had the highest suicide rate. According to statistics, about every 100,000 people, 33.5 people seek death. That means, every day Korea can record up to 50 suicides. Many tourists, when crossing the Mapo bridge and reading the above messages, return with a heavy mood. They just wish that if people could love each other more, share together to reduce stress or deadlock in this life, there wouldn’t be many tragedies. They wonder, what if this is the most beautiful place to watch the sunset with its true meaning? School of death This strange-sounding thing is a booming service at the Seoul Hyowon Heal Center (or more nakedly known as the “school of death”) in the capital, Seoul. Among the students are teenagers who can’t cope with exam pressure, parents stuck after their children run away from home, and elderly people who don’t want to be a burden on their children. They sat listening to lectures right in the middle of the coffins, which would then be used to hold fake funerals for themselves. The lecture came from the center’s director, Jeong Yong-mun, who used to work for a funeral company, about accepting problems as an inevitable part of life and trying to find joy in situations. difficult situations. The mock funeral began with practitioners taking pictures with their own black bandages. Then, they will write a will or suicide note to leave the family before entering the coffin in traditional costume. The purpose of this therapy is to let the insiders absorb the pain of those left behind. Then, a man dressed in black with a long hat representing the God of Death closed the coffin lid, marking the moment to the afterlife. Alone with the darkness inside the coffin for about 10 minutes – an unprecedented experience in life, it is said to help those lying inside can reflect on the meaning and value of life.

But few people know that inside the factory campus is also home to 600,000 bees. And every day, the bees are still rushing around in search of honey, living at the same pace as the production of supercars equipped with powerful V12 engines. Are the bees living in the Lamborghini factory responsible for helping the engineers here research to design models that inherit the aerodynamics from animals and insects as often seen in the history of the automotive industry? paint the world? A worker wearing protective gear with the Lamborghini logo checks honey at the beekeeping area in the factory Reality is not like that. On the occasion of May 20 every year chosen by FAO as World Honeybee Day, Lamborghini supercar company is also pleased to announce the latest count results of the population of bees in its factory which has reached 600,000. Back in 2016, the Italian supercar maker kicked off a biomonitoring project with the construction of eight beekeepers in the Lamborghini park at the Sant ‘Agata Bolognese factory. To date, the number of beekeepers has increased to 12 and it has an important task in understanding how the environment surrounding the plant affects the habitat of humans as well as insects. And bees, with their random behavior of pollinating in the process of collecting honey, will give quite accurate results on environmental quality. At certain times, entomologists associated with the Lamborghini factory will test the quality of honey and wax to assess environmental quality. Currently, the green trend in the auto industry is almost the target of many famous car manufacturers. Not only planting more trees, expanding static space, but some factories like Ford also increase waste water reuse or produce car accessories from recycled materials. As for beekeeping to assess the quality of the factory environment like Lamborghini, Bentley has recently learned and launched a similar project last year. Dinh Quy (according to Carscoops) Invite readers to collaborate, send news about the Department of Motor Vehicles by email: otoxemay@vietnamnet.vn. Appropriate content will be posted. Thank you!

According to a recent report by the US Senate Intelligence Committee, the number of suspected cases of Havana syndrome worldwide is increasing. According to the New York Times, there have been more than 130 US officials with this neurological syndrome worldwide in the past 5 years, and at least one person has had symptoms in the past two weeks. The figures have raised concerns within the Biden administration, especially as the cause and cure for Havana’s syndrome remains a mystery. Havana syndrome first appeared in US officials five years ago. “Unusual health incident” “ How can you fight something you don’t know well? “, a US intelligence official expressed concern about the mysterious Havana syndrome. Under pressure from lawmakers and victims of Havana syndrome, the Biden administration has stepped up efforts to “identify the cause of these unusual health incidents,” according to a statement from a spokesperson at the office. Office of the Director of the National Intelligence Service (CIA) on May 18. However, the reality shows that it is difficult to pinpoint the exact causes and symptoms of Havana syndrome. Victims of the syndrome report a multitude of different symptoms. This has scientists, engineers and medical professionals fiercely arguing about whether all cases of Havana stem from a single cause. CNN’s source said the US government has found a blood test that can detect some signs of Havana syndrome. The test was applied to intelligence officers with a recently discovered neurological syndrome, and at least one of the victims was a White House official. But testing alone is not enough information to make a definite diagnosis of this strange disease. Many Havana syndrome research institutions are developing a type of sensor device that can detect abnormalities to identify victims. However, this tool only helps detect the syndrome and cannot protect or improve the condition of the sufferer. The Biden administration has stepped up efforts to determine the cause of Havana syndrome. (Photo: CNN) Foreign secret weapon? In March, the US National Academy of Sciences reported finding “directed radiofrequency energy” most likely to be responsible for a series of strange neurological symptoms of Havana syndrome. This is called the “microwave theory”. However, US officials note that this theory has not been confirmed, some scholars have openly rejected the theory. CNN’s source said that the content of the microwave theory is purely based on external symptoms. This theory is not convincing because Havana syndrome victims have many and different symptoms. In 2014, the US National Security Agency revealed that intelligence on cases of officials with Havana syndrome since 2012 indicated it could be caused by “a high-powered microwave weapon capable of can produce a variety of effects on the human body, including damage to the nervous system.” But the National Security Agency has not confirmed the existence of this dangerous weapon, or information about the country that developed it. The US National Security Agency revealed that Havana syndrome could be caused by “a type of microwave weapon”. (Photo: CNN) Many US officials question how such a weapon could be so charged and so precise that it only damages the target’s brain. And equally important is if Havana syndrome is a man-made attack, who or what organization is behind this conspiracy? According to the US official, there is some evidence that Russia is likely to be the culprit because it is one of the few countries that has researched and developed a tool that is believed to be the weapon that causes Havana syndrome. Some researchers on Havana Syndrome say that if the cause of the disease is advanced foreign equipment, the purpose of its creation is to gather information from US officials. “ I don’t know if they happened to find a mechanism that would allow it (Havana syndrome) to be used as a weapon system, or are they just trying to collect (data) that could be detrimental to the country. America “, a CNN source said. To date, the investigation into this mysterious neurological syndrome is still ongoing, there is currently no evidence to prove that Havana syndrome is created by forces hostile to the United States, or the symptoms and treatment for this disease. those infected.

The tunnel was dug underneath a housing complex in the Yongah Hill refugee center The tunnel with a depth of 3m underground was found on the morning of May 10. The tunnel was built in a few months. This image of the unfinished tunnel shows it as if it was hand-dug and just high enough for a person to crouch in. This is not the first time detention centers have discovered secret tunnels for detainees to escape. Nearly 20 years ago, 23 asylum seekers escaped by tunneling out of Villawood detention center on the outskirts of Sydney. In 2002, about 40 refugees escaped from the Woomera detention center during a protest. According to the Australian border force, Yongah Hill camp is holding about 315 people, of which 175 are foreign nationals whose visas have been canceled by the government and 140 asylum seekers. There are no women or children here. Immigrants to Australia currently have an average detention period of 627 days. Yongah Hill alone is a long-term prison, 73 people have been here for more than 5 years, especially some people have more than 9 years.

However, Siamese fish do not become such vivid “works of art” on their own. The color and shape of the fins of this fish are the product of a millennium of breeding. According to Yi-Kai Tea, a PhD student at the University of Sydney who studies the evolution and characteristics of fish species, “Literally, the development process of this fish is almost the same. with the domestication of dogs”. A new study, published in April in BioRxiv, finds that humans began domesticating Siamese fish at least 1,000 years ago through sequencing the species’ genome. During a millennium of careful breeding and crossbreeding, Siamese fish are now extremely diverse in appearance. However, this also means that wild, purebred individuals of this species must undergo major genetic changes. The authors of this study say that by sequencing and conducting genetic studies of the Siamese fish, they can gain a lot of information about how it was domesticated, bred, and genetically modified. The Siamese’s intricate coloration and “matchy” fins are the product of a millennium of carefully selected breeding. Yi-Kai Tea hailed it as “the first major study to help identify the genetic basis of beauty” in this fish. All 73 species of Siamese fish are native to Southeast Asia. But the most common species sold in aquarium stores and markets is the fighting fish. This strain is much more colorful than most other purebred varieties of the Siamese family. “The purebred Siamese will often look very different from the ornamental Siamese,” said Young Mi Kwon, a researcher at Columbia University and lead author of the study. “They have short fins, are somewhat duller in color and lack the prominent fin walking commonly seen in ornamental Siamese breeds.” While domesticated Siamese are usually very aggressive and do not live together, their domesticated individuals have a more peaceful disposition. “This may be because the Siamese aquarium lines were originally domesticated for fighting, like fighting cocks,” Kwon added. Siamese fish has a history of 1,000 years. In the late 19th century, breeders began to focus on creating varieties of ornamental fish, which later became extremely popular in the West. “This history has shaped the ornamental Siamese fish we see today, a truly magnificent fish with a fiery temperament,” commented Kwon. To determine the exact history of the formation of the ornamental Siamese fish we see today, Kwon and his colleagues collected DNA samples from purebred Siamese and house-raised Siamese fish, and then proceeded to analyze them. their genome sequences. “We were surprised by the evolution of the Siamese fish that lasted at least 1,000 years ago, which makes it one of the oldest known fish,” Kwon said. While previous studies have shown that Siamese fish were bred as early as the 13th century, recent discoveries have proven that they began to be bred long before that. The study also highlights why breeders are able to create dozens of different varieties of Siamese by color, from red, yellow and blue, to Siamese with large fins, small fins and even multiple colors per individual. Just imagine the new shape of a Siamese fish, it can completely be created and exist in reality. “Many traits, which breeders are selecting for, are regulated by very few genes that have a great deal of influence,” Kwon said. “This means that it won’t take a lot of cross-breeding to get them to have their own characteristics or traits that you want your fish to have.” The researchers also found that ornamental Siamese fish are genetically distinct from purebred Siamese fish. However, they were surprised to discover that the ornamental Siamese had crossed with purebred fish. This crossbreeding may have been the result of the Siamese being released into the wild, which could potentially undermine efforts to preserve the purebred of this fish. “The ornamental Siamese fish will most likely dominate the natural environment, if they are more suitable to the habitat than the purebred fish,” Kwon emphasized. Many purebred Siamese fish breeds are in danger of extinction and the main cause is habitat loss. By studying in more detail the evolutionary history of this fish, the researchers hope to improve our understanding of how other species are bred and genetically engineered. Although much remains to be learned such as how crossbreeding affects Siamese fish, genetic engineering has resulted in the creation of many splendid Siamese fish of stunning colors and shapes that were previously available. This may never have existed. Sapphire According to the New York Times

Le Van Em (45 years old, living in Cu Chi, Ho Chi Minh City) is an antique dealer with a large number of antiques. I came from the business of washing bottles, then switched to selling sidewalk watches. Life moves forward, Em is predestined with marine antiquities, mainly ancient coins. In 2010, I was given some old coins from the time of King Gia Long by my uncle who went to the sea. At that time, I thought this was just for pocket fun. Unexpectedly, in my spare time on the sidewalk, I brought a coin out to polish it and thought of designing a clock face from ancient coins. Being skillful with her hands and having a job, in only 3 days, I was able to “produce” a sidewalk clock with a unique and rare antique facade that is hard to find. Customers who have money, like to play unique goods, pay very high prices. I sold the antique watch for 30 million dong. From 5 ancient coins, Em earned a good amount of money, changed her life, people began to mention the nickname Em “ancient money”. Standing in front of the Tien cave, Mr. Tu said that the ancient coins believed to belong to King Gia Long are very rare and are no longer wandering among the people. Feeling delicious, I made a trip to the places where ancient money was kept, intending to collect a bunch of goods or at least buy them from people around the area. No one knows if Em’s actual trip to search for antiquities will be successful or not, but, returning, Em has continuously produced glittering and sparkling Gia Long watches that are offered for sale at sky-high prices. stop. Not only selling antique watches, Em also sells raw coins to make necklaces or to make rings and bracelets. I no longer sit on the sidewalk but bring an antique shop to my house in Cu Chi. Antiques are not for the crowd. For those who don’t like it, it’s just trash or an ordinary decoration. However, this is the immense love of antique “sheep”. They are willing to spend a lot of money to get their favorite item. Therefore, my customers are not many but quality. Every month I sell a watch and earn tens of millions of dong, while the original price is only equal to a bunch of fish and vegetables, sometimes given away for free. Marine antiquities, including ancient coins on shipwrecks, have been found a lot in the waters of Vietnam and around the world. Ancient coin players believe that ancient coins are always a tool used a lot in feng shui. The coins are a symbol of wealth and wealth. Its sand not only increases fortune, but you bring a lot of luck in terms of fame, career and disaster relief, small people… Ancient money taken from the bottom of the ocean also carries spiritual miracles. deluding. In it, there is a protective deity. In that sense, even selling “exorbitantly” no one complains. If they’re unlucky and buy a fake, they won’t have the strength to fight with guys like Em. It is not acceptable to be confused between real antiques and fake money to profit on the beliefs of others. Real coin players do not accept such deceitful wholesale. And antiquities enthusiasts find themselves traumatized by being deceived. Ancient coins in the reign of King Gia Long became a bustling commodity in the world of antiques. My ancient Gia Long King coins are advertised “sometimes” in a cave in the middle of the sea in Kien Giang. It is a rocky mountain, inside there is a very large cave, the locals call it Tien cave. Here, hundreds of years ago, people in the area picked up a lot of coins, which are said to be left by King Gia Long – Nguyen Anh while he fled to the South. Mr. Tu, a longtime resident who is knowledgeable about this vestige, said: “Many old people in the area have found ancient coins in the cave. Copper coins, due to being soaked in salty sea water, were rusted, chipped, and rotted, so they were no longer wandering among the people. Now it’s hard to earn even a penny, where can you get a lot to trade?” Mr. Tu led us to Tien cave to see the market. Through the seasons of high tide, the stone slabs have been smoothed away, revealing many traces of history. In the cave, there are still a few digging tracks left by people hunting for artifacts. It is not known when the hunters came here to excavate and no one knows what they found in those holes. But, Mr. Tu asserted, for more than 20 years he had lived in this area, he had no longer seen Gia Long ancient coins. Gia Long ancient coins are sold by traders at the price of… kings. On a famous e-commerce site, many ancient Vietnamese coins are for sale, including coins from the Nguyen dynasty for a few tens of millions to several hundred million dong. An ancient coin from the reign of King Minh Mang (1791-1841) is for sale for $2,550. A gold coin from the Thieu Tri Dynasty (1807-1847) cost $2,050. Gold coin from the reign of King Tu Duc is priced at more than 8,700 USD… “Magic” the artifact Antiquities of the ocean, always considered a treasure that is hard to find. Negotiations for antique deals took place with “huge” money. Mr. Mai Trong T. (living in Cu Chi District, Ho Chi Minh City) 20 years ago was an antique dealer with a hierarchy in the world. Mr. T. was originally a wood merchant. The trips and extensive relationships gave Mr. T. a lot of knowledge about antiques. Once going to Con Dao (Ba Ria – Vung Tau), Mr. T. bought an ancient sword with the body of the sword engraved with the words “Thuan Thien”, which translates as “according to the will of heaven or acting on behalf of heaven”. The origin of the sword is still obscure, but its fame has spread throughout the South. People play antiques in Ben Tre, Can Tho, Tien Giang, City. Ho Chi Minh sought Mr. T. to admire the king’s treasure. Negotiations, bargaining late at night, morning and evening took place in Mr. T.’s old house in Cu Chi. Mr. T himself is also fond of antiques, being the things of kings is nothing more precious. The Thai An Sword of King Gia Long is currently on display in a museum in France. According to the spiritual concept of the antique world, the sword symbolizes the strength and authority of a man. There are more golden words engraved on the back of the sword, proving that its owner in the future will be a king with his head on the sky and his feet on the ground. While comparing and calculating, there was a giant in Ho Chi Minh City. When Ho Chi Minh entered the house, he stamped his feet and shouted 5 billion VND. At the time nearly 20 years ago, that was a huge number, able to buy a few houses on the street. Mr. T. sold immediately. Since then, Mr. T. has completely abandoned the timber trade and switched to hunting antiques from the sea. He said that antiques lying under the sea are treasures of the ocean containing countless mysteries. Each item is a part of the soul of the sea, because of some fate that rises to the surface. Mr. T. affirmed: “Every antique of the sea is an epiphany”. Trading in marine antiquities gave Mr. T. a lot of money. At one time, his house contained tens of kilograms of gold and sacks of money. He was engrossed in hunting trips to reserve and wait for his time. With a lot of money, he invested in antiques. Whenever anyone has something, he buys it, he collects it all. In 2013, Mr. T. heard that fishermen excavated and recovered a shipwreck in the waters off Con Dao district. The collection includes 300 antiques with categories: bowls, vases, jars, cups, weights, illuminators, mirrors, decorative stones… made of ceramic, porcelain and metal materials. Especially discovered a number of Chinese coins minted in 1017-1021… Determined, this ship was wrecked around the end of the 14th century… However, Mr. T. was unable to access these artifacts because they were brought to the museum for display. He was led to a fishing village by an antique “stork”, to an old ship containing a bunch of fake “antiquities” that were “clothed” like the real thing. Mr. T. was immersed in it, was charmed by the lure, and then went down to collect the whole “scrap” ship home. He divided the categories, and then began to sell. Some people in the world came to see, there were people who were new to the profession but believed in the level of playing sea antiquities of Mr. T. should rush to buy. Some people, just looking at it, know it’s fake, they told Mr. T. they were scolded by him for a match and chased away. Sculptures on seashells, fossils of hundreds of years under the ocean were purchased by the owner for an “undisclosed” price. Although he firmly defended his antiquities policy, many brothers in the profession recommended him, so Mr. T. quietly hired an appraisal company. The result is fakes, imitations, antique coins, swords and swords that are mediocre things that have been coated with paint and a little chemical preservative. Because he regretted the large amount of money spent, Mr. T. turned himself into a professional liar. He used his reputation and fame to play marine antiquities for many years to start a witch trade. Not only did he cheat in the country, but he also deceived the foreign players. Typically, the sale of antique wine jars, woven by Mr. T. through the story of a Greek ship carrying about 3,000 to 4,000 double-handled ceramic vases, is considered an ancient storage object used to transport wine. sunk around the 5th century BC. Mr. T. told the customer, he had been to Greece to hunt and buy this thing. In fact, he has never stepped foot out of Vietnam in his entire life. The guest widened his eyes in surprise, but he was very careful to bring along a student working in architecture, with a little knowledge of antiquities. Having just finished viewing Mr. T’s marine treasures, the student shook his head and turned to whisper in the teacher’s ear. The Western guest’s face turned from red to pale, then he showed an angry expression. From a master of antiques, briefly “on the elephant”, now Mr. T. has become an ugly, two-faced man, losing all credibility. The guests who had mistakenly bought his unique and strange goods, had to be silent, then cut off the intimacy. For nearly a year now, Mr. T. has not been able to sell any goods, even if they are real. “Antiques carry the soul and contain many mysteries, it can make people have everything, but it will also lose their status if they are forever ecstatic with the fame and profits from it”, Asian record holder, collector Dinh Cong Tuong’s antique collection has drawn the truth after nearly half a century of studying ancient culture.

A bookstore with a cute name “Fox” (Fox), owned by an elderly woman, was opened nearly ten years ago. The bookstore owner is also a local, born in Kha Kha Thac Hai (Keketuohai) in the Altay Mountains, with a special interest in painting and books: “It’s been eight years since the bookstore opened. The scenery here is ideal for us humans to enjoy, and Kanas is like the kingdom of all animals. I think it’s great to name my bookstore Fox. Tourists come here no matter how they pronounce my bookstore name, as long as they remember it. At first this bookstore was also quite modest, now it is full of books. All the materials to decorate the bookstore are purely local products. For example, this is a basket people here are used to knead dough, but I like to use it to store paint.” Many people are curious to wonder if this small bookstore located in a desolate place like this will work effectively, or who will come here to buy books when online retail platforms like Taobao and Dangdang are being sold. more and more blooming, with special promotions, shocking book discounts. But according to the owner, she opened this small bookstore for a very simple purpose, which is to “beautify” this fascinating land. Another reason is to help connect with more travelers: “I used to help kids write their first handwritten letters here, or at this same bookstore many newlyweds write their first love letters. It brings many good memories of Kanas to tourists.” Kanas in Mongolian means beautiful, rich and mysterious. This reserve is famous for its beautiful natural ecological system made up of rivers, lakes, forests and grasslands. Notable is Lake Kanas, derived from the glacier of the same name on Mount Atlay.

Jin True to his name, Jin (which means fast) in HumaGear form possesses the ability to move at high speed for a short period of time. This speed was so fast that it surpassed the speed of the bullet fired from Shotriser. When transforming with the Forceriser and Flying Falcon Progirise Key, Jin possesses a power index of 9.0 tons, 30.1 tons of kick, 23.8 meters of maximum jump and 100 meters / 4.1. seconds. Basically these numbers weren’t really that impressive, but still enough for him to overwhelm Zero-One, Vulcan, and Valkyrie in their basic form. In this form, Jin can fly at a maximum speed of mach 1.7, slightly lower than the Zero-One using the Falcon key. In return, the mechanical wing called Scrambler is capable of launching from a distance like bullets with relatively high damage. With Slashriser and Burning Falcon Progirise Key, Jin can transform into a Burning Falcon form with the same advantages as his old form, but much more powerful now, all of his attacks are wrapped in tops. Terrifying fire destroys all targets. In this form, Jin’s maximum flight speed is up to a mach 3.4, and can still launch Burning Scrambler wings for long-range attacks. In addition, Slashriser gives Jin a relatively good melee ability. When activating Burning Rain, Jin will use Slashriser to unleash blazing energy slashes. According to the announcement, Jin’s strength index in this form includes a punching force of 34.6 tons, a kick force of 90.3 tons, a maximum jump of 47.6 meters and a running speed of 100 meters / 1.4 seconds. Basically, this stat lost to Thouser in terms of rebound ability and punching power, but kick force and movement speed were the opposite. Because of that, Jin Burning Falcon was able to go hand in hand with the Thouser when he had not used the Jacking Break. Horobi Like other HumaGear, Horobi possesses tremendous physical strength, can easily flick a mass of matter weighing more than 70 kg with ease. Not only that, he also possesses a special katana that can blast any HumaGear with a single hit. When transformed with Forceriser and Sting Scorpion Progirise Key, Horobi possesses a strength index of 13.5 tons, 32.7 tons of kicks, a maximum jump of 15.5 meters and a running speed of 100 meters / 3.5. seconds. Basically, these numbers outperform all the basic forms of Zero-One (punching force), Vulcan and Valkyrie (kick force) in their basic form. Horobi is also shown to have superior defense when he can withstand many finishing blows that are capable of causing the other Riders to transform. Horobi Sting Scorpion owns a component called Acid Analyze, capable of secreting powerful toxins that can paralyze targets, disintegrate matter at the molecular level. However, it not only affects living organisms but also other electronic devices, destructive from within. When Vulcan first battled Horobi, he was hit by the Sting Dystopia which resulted in almost death. However, the most terrifying ability of Horobi is “learning”. Although any HumaGear has this ability, Horobi is the most feared. Sting Scorpion’s features haven’t changed, it’s himself. Throughout the series, Horobi’s power has steadily increased to an unbelievable level, gradually overcoming a series of theoretically stronger opponents such as Zero-One Breaking Mammoth, Zero-One Shining Hopper, Vulcan Assault Wolf, Jin Burning Falcon and even the Thouser. His climax is probably in episode 42, when he becomes so formidable that he can even fight against Vulcan’s strongest form at the time, Rampage Vulcan. When Jin was destroyed by Aruto’s Perfect Conclusion: Learning End while he was doing Ark-One, Horobi’s malice exploded. With Ark Scorpion Progrisekey and Zetsumetsu Driver, Horobi can achieve a status that surpasses even Ark-One called “Ark Scorpion”. Not only possessing abilities similar to Ark-One such as transforming malice into power, creating antimatter energy, casting weapons and a Rider Model from Beam Equipper, … much. His stats include punch of 58.7 tons, kick of 109.7 tons, rebounding 101.3 meters high and running speed of 100 meters / 0.5 seconds, essentially surpassing Ark-One (but lost inferior to Zero-One Realizing Hopper and Zero-Two). The Acid Analyze scorpion stinger has been upgraded to Destanalyze, which can be launched from anywhere on the body. Enhanced by negative energy, Horobi can inject toxins, super powerful viruses that can destroy enemies both outside and inside. While activating Hatred Impact, he broke both the Deus Armor and Ark Core armor that contained Ark-One’s Ark concept, though this is only a first level attack in the six levels of Learning that can be activated via the Zetsumetsu Driver. Horobi was only defeated after taking the last of Zero-One Realizing Hopper’s Rider Kick. Horobi’s defensive ability is also quite strong at the moment, as he can withstand the series of Zero-One Realizing Hopper’s kicks, although these kicks carry enormous strength due to the suit’s function. ReaRise is capable of quantum decay. After all, Horobi can only be defeated when taking the last kick, which also means the blow has the greatest damage at that time.

Tattoos discovered on mummies. Recently, through studying mummies at this site, scientists have discovered that ancient Egyptians also tattooed and they are looking for the meaning of those tattoos. Tattoo marks under infrared rays Artisans and workers during the construction of the “Valley of Kings” made their home in a site called Deir el Medina. Here, many tombs and many other artifacts were excavated and revealed many mysteries. In 2014, archaeologist Anne Austin, of the University of Missouri – St.. Louis, USA, and colleagues at the French Institute of Oriental Archeology have studied 3,000-year-old mummies and have made interesting findings. While examining the mummies with infrared light, they found on the seven bodies there were many large tattoos that had never been seen before. The effects of time made the mummy’s skin discolor and darken, but the tattoo marks were still quite visible under infrared light. Through analysis, experts find that these tattoos have many complex details. One of the mummies mentioned above has more than 30 tattoos on the neck, arms, shoulders and back, including symbols, Egyptian hieroglyphs, scarabs, lotus flowers, Horus eyes, and patterns. crosses, and strange motifs. On another mummy, the mark clearly depicts baboons, along with other animals such as cobras and cows. All tattoos have sacred meanings. For example, the bull tattoo is associated with the goddess Hathor, one of the most important deities of ancient Egypt, the embodiment of joy, love, and maternal love, often depicted as a woman. has a bull head and ears. All of the mummies have tattoos of various motifs, with the same tattoo technique as today, with ink and needle tools. What is the purpose? Scientist Anne Austin is working on ancient Egyptian mummies. The purpose of tattooing for the ancient Egyptians is still unknown. Many theories suggest that tattoos are related to fertility, a person’s status, a ritual symbol, a sign of worship, paranormal knowledge, or a representation of a person’s role. priestess. Interestingly, most tattooed Egyptian mummies found to date have been female, suggesting that the tattoo could have been reserved for healers or mighty nuns. Notably, the tattoos are all over the body areas that are not covered. Horus’s eyes were placed on his neck, shoulders and back so that when people looked at this woman from any angle, they would see god’s eyes looking back at them. These findings contradict some previous Egyptian studies that deny women practicing religion. They are seen as objects of lust, or only passively participate in the male-dominated religious system. The characterization of new tattoos on mummies points to the fact that the role of women in religion in ancient Egypt was more complex than previous assumptions about their identity. Although tattoo designs are mostly only available to women, at least one male with the tattoo was discovered using similar Austin’s technique. This male mummy, simply called “Gebelein Man A”, has been on display at the British Museum for more than a century, has markings on its arms that have long been believed to be stains and ignored. In 2018, Daniel Antoine, a British Museum anthropologist using Austin’s technique on the mummy, discovered the traces were actually tattoos of a wild gaur and a Barbary sheep. , is said to represent status, power and masculine solidity. A female mummy on display was also found tattooed with S-shaped symbols that had never been noticed before. Both sets of tattoos are also important as the above mummies are even older than the ones found at Deir el Medina, more than 5,000 years ago, the period before the Egyptian hieroglyphs were used. . The bodies of these two were buried in ordinary graves but naturally preserved by the heat, arid desert. With these new findings, it is thought that tattoos were probably more widespread in Ancient Egypt than previously thought. The use of infrared imaging techniques to re-examine Egyptian mummies is an effective way to learn more about this custom and gain insight into mysterious people. Austin hopes it will shed some light on this dim area of ​​history. “The tattoos reveal new information that was unprecedented in the textual documents, helping us to better understand the role of women in ancient Egypt,” she said. However, many questions remain, such as: Why did the ancient Egyptians get tattoos and what do they really mean? What do tattoos tell us about this ancient civilization? Hope the time will clear up these mysteries ”.

1. Turquoise and diamond brooches Jewelry expert Vincent Meylan said this flower brooch was originally a wedding gift from King Edward VII to Mary of Teck in 1893. Mary kept it until her death in 1953. Later, the Queen Elizabeth II is the heir to this jewelry. But she only used it once in 2014 and once in April 2020. 2. The sapphire crystal flower of Queen Maria Feodorovna Many historians and jewelry experts believe this jewelry dates back to 1866. In that year, King Edward VII and future Queen Alexandra (then Prince and Princess of Wales) presented the flower. Dressed for Queen Alexandra’s sister, Minnie, to commemorate her marriage to future Russian Emperor Alexander III. It was a flower brooch made of sapphire cabochon, surrounded by two rows of diamonds and had a drop of pearl hanging from another diamond. After her marriage, Minnie became known as Queen Maria Feodorovna. That is the origin of the name of this flower. After her death, her daughters inherited the jewelry. It was later acquired by Queen Mary, Elizabeth II’s grandmother, at auction. 3. Flowers and diamonds of the Prince of Wales This jewelry is one of the most special accessories of Princess Diana. It is meant to represent 3 feathers on the coat of arms of the Prince of Wales. Originally, the flower brooch was a wedding gift for Princess Alexandra in 1863. Later, the Queen Dowager returned to Princess Diana in 1981. With her ‘sassy’ personality, Princess Diana turned it into a necklace. 4. Queen Victoria’s Bow This beautiful bow is actually part of a set of 3 bows. They were created by the famous jeweler Garrard in 1858. Queen Victoria likes to wear 2 or 3 bows in this bow set when attending special events. Queen Elizabeth II also wears this jewelry on the most important occasion. It was September 9, 2015, the anniversary of her certification as the longest reigning monarch in royal history. 5. New Zealand silver fern According to research done in the historical archives of Auckland libraries, this floral brooch was a Christmas gift that Queen Elizabeth II received in 1953 from Lady Allum, Sir John Allum’s wife, The mayor of Auckland at that time. Later, Kate inherits that precious jewelry. She always wears it when attending New Zealand related events. 6. Cullinan V The heart-shaped gemstone is part of a giant diamond mined in the South African mine in 1905. That precious diamond is said to be worth more than 3 thousand carats. Initially, the flower brooch was owned by Mary of Teck, the grandmother of Queen Elizabeth. Now, the Queen is the owner of this special brooch. She wore it during London Fashion Week 2018. 7. Cullinan III and IV It is thought that the South African diamond block above has been cut into 105 pieces. Two of those pieces are Cullinan III and Cullinan IV. They are often combined together as a complete flower brooch. Cullinan III is pear-shaped and weighs about 94 carats. And Cullinan IV 63 carat is cut into a square. 8. True Lover’s Knot of Queen Mary This is also a Queen Elizabeth jewelry inherited from Queen Mary. This brooch is unique for two reasons: first it has a tassel shaped bow shape, unlike other neatly brooches; The second is that the Queen always wears it when attending weddings by family members. In 1960, she used it at the wedding of her sister, Princess Margaret. In 2011, she reused the flower brooch for the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. 9. Royal Navy Gold Dolphin Badge This adornment is decorated with pictures of 2 dolphins, anchors and a crown. It was introduced by the Royal Navy in 1972. According to an article by reporter Richard Palmer, the navy gave this badge to the Duchess of Cambridge. She then wore it during the Thames River parade for Queen Elizabeth’s diamond celebration in 2012. 10. Brazilian emerald green blouse In 1953, the president and the people of Brazil gave Queen Elizabeth the coronation gift (consisting of a necklace and earrings) made of aquamarines and diamonds. Love this stone so much, she added a matching tiara. After that, the Brazilian Government added bracelets and flowers to give to the Queen. 11. Lilies of the city of London This flower brooch is a gift from the City of London to the Queen in 1947 when she was still a Princess. It is a symbol of the free city, the capital of England – London. The Queen often wears this jewelry to outdoor celebrations. 12. Flower install Jardine Star According to the book ‘The Queen’s Jewels’ by Leslie Field, a Scottish aristocrat, Lady Jardine presented this jewelry to Queen Elizabeth in 1981. It was made entirely of diamonds. This is one of the most beloved brooches of the Queen. 13. The Shamrock – The Irish Guardian Shamrock is the t term used to refer to a small branch of a clover, used as a symbol of Ireland. St. Patrick – the patron saint of Ireland – is said to have used it as a metaphor for the Trinity. Kate regularly wears this brooch to events related to Ireland and Irish culture in general (like St. Patrick’s Day). According to author James Wilson, in 1961, the Irish Guard Regiment gave this jewelry to Princess Mary. Other members of the royal family that used to wear shamrock are the Empress Dowager and Princess Anne.

Located in Yang Tao commune (Lak district), the city center. About 40 km in Buon Ma Thuot along National Highway 27, the Yang-Tao Elephant stone consisting of a pair of Elephant Cha rocks and a Mother Elephant rock appears standing in the midst of thousands of mountains and forests in the Central Highlands, bringing in the thrilling and mysterious legends. . According to the anecdotes of the ancient people, the stone Mother Elephant, after many times of moving, approached the foot of the mountain. From the ground, it only takes about 15 minutes to reach the highest peak of the rock by climbing over gentle slopes. The color and curving lines of the rock are reminiscent of the back of a giant elephant lying in the green of the mountains. From the top of Mother Elephant rock, you can observe many landscapes in the area such as Yang Reh Lake and Chu Yang Sin Range – the roof of the Central Highlands The slope of the back “Mother Elephant” makes visitors be cautious when moving. It is the people M ‘Nong who has lived for a long time in Yang-Tao do not know when the elephant stone pair existed. But they believe that the rocky mountain is like a sacred god, always protecting the village, protecting a peaceful and peaceful life. Tourists crept every meter to move down to the foot of the mountain after visiting, check-in on the back of “Mother Elephant Stone”. Today, the pair of rocky mountains attracts visitors not only by mysterious legends but also by the wild and peaceful scenery. If standing on top of “Mother Elephant Stone”, you can observe Yang Reh Lake and Chu Yang Sin Range – the roof of the Central Highlands. Standing on “Cha Elephant Stone”, you can see the vast Yang Tao field, enjoy the typical sunshine and wind of the Central Highlands.

Last year, Nha Phuong used to have a “collision” with Chanel hairline with Jennie (BLACKPINK). During one time attending the event, Nha Phuong wore a white dress carrying the style of a classic lady, wearing a Chanel necklace for nearly 100 million VND but netizens paid more attention to Nha Phuong’s hair bow. Because the actress used Chanel’s gift wrapping string to turn into a pretty hair ribbon. Looking at Nha Phuong, netizens immediately remembered Jennie’s familiar image. Because the BLACKPINK member is considered to be the initiator of the trend of taking Chanel ribbons into hair accessories, simple but very stylish. Recently, Jennie also had a surprising screen when temporarily parting the image of a sweet and trendy girl to be a powerful “female total talent”. Black set with blazers, trousers, high heels plus a simple messy hairstyle, light makeup made Jennie extremely impressed. Nha Phuong also showed off her photoshoot with a cold and powerful image. She wears all black, her hairstyle and makeup style also have many similarities with the BLACKPINK member. The audience is already familiar with Nha Phuong in feminine fluffy dresses, so they are not surprised by this simple and feminine style. Even the two girls also chose to have cold expressions, their eyes resolute to match their outfits, not smiling as brightly as usual. The coincidence of the shape between Jennie and Nha Phuong made netizens excited and compared. If Jennie is a generous and somewhat outgoing woman with a sleek blazer, Nha Phuong has a more serious, serious style suitable for her age. Photo synthesized from the Internet

A manuscript of the “Dead Sea Scroll” is displayed in Hong Kong. The analysis showed that the two scribes wrote in such a way that the difference between the two could not be seen with the naked eye, a detail that the note takers may have had the same training, yes can be at a school or in a social setting. “This is just the first step,” said lead investigator Mladen Popović, professor of the Hebrew Bible and ancient Judaism at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, said. new ability to study all of the scribes behind the “Dead Sea Scroll” and put us in a new position and better able to understand the manuscript collection. ” The “Dead Sea Scroll” was first discovered in the late 1940s, when a young shepherd searching for a stray goat found several manuscripts in a cave in Qumran, on the West Bank. Over the next decade, researchers and local Bedouins found more than 900 manuscripts in 11 caves. These manuscripts are the oldest surviving surviving texts of the Hebrew Bible, dating from the fourth century BC to the second century AD, but who is unknown or even how much. many wrote them, because the scribes did not sign them. That doesn’t stop Bible scholars from guessing how many people participated in writing the various drafts of the Dead Sea Scroll. Researchers will try to find clues in handwriting, such as a very specific feature in a letter that will identify the scribe. Popović, director of the Qumran Institute at the University of Groningen and his colleagues used a different approach: AI and statistics to investigate the Great Isaiah Scroll, one of seven original scroll manuscripts found. by the shepherd Bedouin. The well-preserved scroll, dating to about 125 BC, is 7.3 m long and 26 cm high and contains 54 columns of Hebrew text. In particular, a point caught Popović’s eye; Between columns 27 and 28, there is a small gap in the text and a new “page” where the two sheets have been stitched together. Other researchers have debated whether the scroll was written by one or two scribes, and Popović’s team wants to see if they can solve the mystery. In fact, the team wanted to determine whether slight differences in writing should be considered normal variations in one scribe’s handwriting or similar scripts written by two other scribes. each other or not. The researchers’ methods have uncovered subtle and nuanced differences in handwriting that we cannot discern with the naked eye, Popović said. The discovery of two collaborative notes in the Great Isaiah Scroll, he said, suggests that ancient scribes were working in groups. The ancients knew how to work in groups When designing the algorithm, researchers must train artificial intelligence to distinguish text, or ink, from the background – animal skin or papyrus. This difference, called binarization, was designed by co-researcher Maruf Dhali, a PhD student in the department of artificial intelligence at the University of Groningen, who created an artificial neural network. This neural network recorded early ink traces on the manuscript, even as these ancient letters were transformed into digital images. Senior researcher Lambert Schomaker, professor of computer science and artificial intelligence at the University of Groningen, said: “This is very important because ancient ink traces are directly related to the motor movement of one person and characterize each person ”. Neural network analysis revealed that 54 columns of text in the “Great Book of Isaiah” split into two separate groups, with a half-way transition in the manuscript. In this second analysis, Schomaker looked at small pieces, or sections of letters that would be more precise, distinctive, and informative to find a significant difference in shape compared to the symbols. full order. Next, the team performed a visual analysis by creating a “heat map”. These maps incorporate all variations of a given letter, such as the Hebrew letter aleph (א), found in the scroll. They then create an average version of the letter from the first 27 columns and another from the last 27 columns. They then compared these averaged letters and found that they could easily spot the difference between the two letters. Furthermore, the difference was statistically significant. Popović and his colleagues have other investigative plans, possibly revealing different backgrounds or training different scribes. These analyzes may also shed light on the communities that wrote the “Dead Sea Book”. This helps to better understand the so-called cultural evolution of the Hebrew Bible. The new research was published online April 21 in the journal PLOS One.

Big, weird monster in Fouke In Arkansas, it has been unknown since a story of a huge beast in the form of a human but its body covered with feathers. People around the area call it the servant that governing the green forest, full of power. Because of that heavy responsibility that this creature is extremely ferocious, it is ready to destroy anyone who dares to invade where it lives. These ideas are just a funny story, but it has come true since the 30s of the last century. One night in 1932, people in the city of Fouke, Arkanas suddenly heard the cry of the cattle in their ranch. Immediately, the rancher rushed out, in the dark, he spotted a fluffy animal biting on a sheep’s neck. Seeing that, the beast quickly ran out of the farm. In 1946, while walking near the outskirts of the town of Fouke, a woman saw a strange creature crossing the street quickly. She recounted: “It walks on two legs, has a large appearance, a hairy body …”. In 1955, local newspaper Victoria Advocate published an interview with a hunter in the area. He describes a special encounter with a bear-like creature, but goes straight and very agile. He hit a few shots, but the animal was still strong enough to flee deep into the forest. In the book The Apes Among Us Also noted the appearance of this creature through the narrative of a boy. During a walk, the boy saw a naked creature, hairy body, tall, with very long arms drinking water in the lake. The animal is very shy, when he saw the human, he ran away. These reports are only a handful of many human encounters with monsters since 1930, yet most witnesses only see the animal at a distance, or in the dark. Therefore, the police ignored these reports and said that this was just a scam of a few individuals who wanted to be famous. However, in 1971, the police had to change attitudes about the humanoid monster in the town of Fouke. Real encounters On the night of May 1, 1971, a young couple named Bobby and Elizabeth Ford phoned the police to report a strange creature rushing into the house and attacked. The wife panicked and told the police, at first they thought that the strange animal was just a bear looking for food outside the garden. But no, a monkey-like creature the size of a bear crashed into the house, lifted Bobby up high, and threw it against the wall. Fortunately at that time, there was Bobby’s brother Don, he quickly grabbed the gun and shot the animal. Although it didn’t hit, but the sound from the gun frightened the animal, it quickly escaped into the night. At the scene, the police collected countless traces to corroborate the above story. Furniture in the house was disturbed as if a fierce battle had just happened, scratches appeared on the wall. On the garden ground were very large footprints, feet only three toes, and a little fur. The most obvious evidence is Bobby, a healthy young man, but hospitalized because of the severe injury on his back. From here, most people can imagine how frightening they would have to face. The creature was discovered again on May 23, 1971. At that time, DC Woods, Jr, Wilma Woods, RH Sedgass were walking on the highway, near the town of Fouke. They suddenly saw a large monkey running quickly past the front of the car, too curious, the three stopped and ran into the woods. However, they did not catch up, but found only three-toed footprints on the ground. In the months that followed, local residents and tourists discovered more traces of the monster. The most famous trace was found in a pea field owned by a resident named Scott Keith, and those are still the giant three-toed footprints. From here, the mystery of this creature creates a bustling atmosphere in the town of Fouke. Immediately after the news about it was transmitted, countless curious people flocked here to explore and learn. Regional radio also offers generous bonuses for those who take pictures of this strange creature. However, all photos sent through the inspection are counterfeit. Witnesses saw the animal more and more, but by 1986, the mayor of Fouke City Virgil Roberts and former sheriff Leslie Greer declared that the Fouke was completely fake. Even so, every year, reports about the monster Fouke are still being regularly recorded. Even many websites reported about this creature, witnesses and curious people discussed passionately. The views of scientists The people of Fouke town all believe the animal is real, but scientists are always skeptical about it. They argue that physical evidence such as footprints and claw marks are easy to create and do not prove much. If it was said that the Fouke monster was humanoid, it must be a relative of the primate. But here, the witness described the Fouke monster with only three toes, far different from today’s primates – five toes feet. Many scientists have denied the existence of Fouke and this is just a scam. Besides, there are still a handful of scientists who believe that the monster Fouke is real. It is the descendant of Gigantopithecus – giant ape in China, India, existed from 5 million years – 100,000 years ago. The fossils indicate that Gigantopithecus are the largest primates in history. Most likely, the Fouke monster is a Gigantopithecus left on Earth and in need of human protection.

According to Wikipedia, Déjà vu is the French word, meaning “seen” or known as hallucinogenic memory or promnesia (dementia) is hallucinogenic, feeling familiar (as seen, experienced in memory) in a new setting, never known before or not remember when. This is the experience of a sure feeling of having witnessed or lived through a situation that has happened before, even though it is not possible to know with certainty when those premonitions occurred. The term Déjà vu was named by a French psychic expert, Émile Boirac (1851-1917), as he stated in the book L’Avenir des sciences psychiques, which was born when Boirac also a university student. Déjà vu is often a very familiar, but “strange and mysterious” feeling, occurring frequently in dreams and in real life, in both adults and children. Déjà vu has been described in literature for a long time, but it is a topic that causes a headache for scientists, especially psychologists today. Recently, researchers have discovered a way to create this feeling through hypnosis. From the late 20th century, déjà vu has been studied deeply in psychology and neurology. Scientifically, the most accurate explanation for déjà vu is not that it is the “foresight” of the action or of the “foreseen” talent, but an anomalous defect of memory that keeps humans from creating. gives the impression that the memory is “being recalled”. The Déjà vu phenomenon can take place both in real life and in dreams There is also an opinion that in the process of daily life and communication, the human brain has the ability to arrange, link events and analyze logically, thereby creating images and sounds. …, likely in the future and recorded in memory, this is almost identical to the method of prophecy. This human brain’s ability to self-align and connect is formed and trained during deliberate thinking and speculation (such as betting on something). So, when we come across one of the things the brain has properly analyzed (there may be some false positives, this explains why only sometimes we come across déjà vu), then we will feel “as if” met or been in that situation in the past. Some assumptions and facts related to déjà vu 1. Déjà vu is deceived by the senses? There is a particularly vague theory, that déjà vu is a simple phenomenon in which the senses in the body “play pranks” on people. Usually, human feelings and perceptions of the world are not distinct, in which the senses play a key role. For example, when we walk into a strange bakery, we smell the delicious aroma of freshly baked cakes. Perhaps it matches the same taste as it has been smelled before, the brain is trying to recall the exact taste, it feels as if you’ve seen it before. The above phenomenon is similar to when we hear a specific noise or a certain conversation tape, it feels like we have heard in the past without being able to recall, all of these phenomena are convincing. that the subject has experienced this moment. It is the simplest and easiest to understand hypothesis, and like most of the other assumptions about déjà vu, the senses in the body have “prank” on humans with practically no way to test. OK. 2. Is Déjà vu a simple cataloging error? Another theory is that the brain’s long and short-term memory circuits may be subjected to an issue that causes the brain’s librarian to malfunction, creating simple cataloging errors, like editing errors. If the brain is damaged, the insider is very common to déjà vu Let’s say you’re going to a party in a luxury apartment with brand new people you’ve never met. However, when you enter, you are overwhelmed with the feeling that you have been at a time similar to what happened before. The interior layout of the room, the number of musicians playing, everyone happily with a glass of wine in hand … you will be convinced as if you have experienced before in the past, it is déjà vu is taking you into the game. What happened makes us feel déjà vu, your brain is not doing its own function well. The human brain has a hard-to-clean memory system, which is a series of storage transformation mechanisms that, like almost anything else in the world, sometimes make mistakes. The brain can store new information when you join a party, but it does so into long-term memory catalogs, giving insiders the feeling that this event has happened, sometimes during the process. distant past. 3. Human memory is not good One prominent and quite basic theory is that human memory is not good. Concerning this hypothesis, news site Smithsonian.com Take an example from Colorado cognitive psychology professor Anne Cleary to explain. Suppose, you are taking a trip to Paris for the first time and visiting the Louvre. When you stare at the glass pyramid, people get a familiar feeling déjà vu, even though you have never been to the Louvre before, why is this phenomenon? Chances are your brain may not be able to find vital memory, which might explain why the Louvre is so familiar. Perhaps, as Cleary pointed out, if you had seen the Da Vinci Code a few months ago, which mentioned the pyramids and in the same case, it feels as familiar as one. something has been seen before. Actually, the memory is not good, doesn’t make the exact distinction. Another phenomenon that arises déjà vu is because parts of the brain work out of sync. The Rhinal cortex region that is responsible for activating the familiar activity sometimes malfunctions like an electronic device. It is activated without waking up the other memory processing areas to work together. That may explain why it is so difficult to describe the feeling when meeting déjà vu, it is often a vague familiarity, but not focused on a particular object or object. 4. Déjà vu is a manifestation of epilepsy On the lesser-known side, people with epilepsy experience a more familiar and more frequent feeling of déjà vu than people without the disorder. According to research, many people with epilepsy report a feeling of déjà vu before the seizure begins. In fact, the link between epilepsy and déjà vu has been mentioned since 1888, although human medicine was back then, did not know how to examine the brain and what about déjà vu is still very much. primitive. Specifically, the medial temporal lobe is considered the culprit, this is the part of the brain involved in sensory perception, speech language creation, and memory matching. During epilepsy, neurons are blocked, resulting in a mess of messages that are passed around the body. Déjà vu can be the result of a nerve cut across the face, the culprit causing epilepsy, and once nerve overlaps are the cause of déjà vu. 5. Chronic déjà vu is caused by brain damage Chronic déjà vu is a serious disease and also a form of proving that the neural mechanism is the culprit of the “back against” déjà vu recurrence. In extreme cases, people with chronic déjà vu often refuse to read newspapers or watch television, because they always feel like they’ve read or watched everything before. Even the act of going to the grocery store is a pain for this group of people, because it is impossible to distinguish which items have been bought and not purchased. In such cases, déjà vu overcame the interesting threshold, happened randomly and became a true disease. And, like most diseases in medicine, it must have a specific cause. Researchers have found that people with chronic déjà vu experience brain damage, especially those in the temporal region or the anterior area. Because blood vessels involved in memory and familiarity are damaged, and often disabled, patients often feel déjà vu, even making their daily lives difficult. than. BS. BEARING ( According to Grunge.com- December 2017 )

The beautiful and ancient Kutaisi city. A long-standing culture The Imereti region is surrounded on three sides by mountains and on the west by the Tskhenistskali River, with diverse landscape areas including plains, midlands, meadows and high mountains. Mild, warm winters and hot summers are characteristic of Imereti. The average annual air temperature is from 11-15oC. That diversity gives Imereti an irresistible natural beauty. Viewed from above, this place looks like a colorful picture with an always blue sky. Nature hidden in the blue is compared to “a real paradise”, with gorges, waterfalls and unique caves. Imereti is the largest and most populous area in Georgia. The region includes 11 counties and the city of Kutaisi is the capital of the region. This land has a long history with traces of human life recorded from the old Stone Age. Here, many civilizations have been formed along with historical upheavals. Therefore, the culture of the Imereti region is very different and diverse. Visitors can find monuments of great historical and cultural significance from different eras. Vani, Gelati, Bagrati districts … take you through mazes of myth and history. Kutaisi, the main city of Imereti, is Georgia’s second largest city – after Tbilisi – with tree-lined streets, nineteenth-century houses and magnificent, ancient palaces and monasteries. rate … Imereti people are very friendly, enjoy festivals and love to sing. The region’s folklore and folk songs are widely known domestically, even in Europe. The Imereti are also very famous for their aesthetics. Traditional tiled houses decorated with elaborate carved balconies and colorful outfits are clear examples of that. You can also find fine traditional clothing samples by Imereti in the National Museum of Georgia. The short chokha (modern Georgia’s national dress) is a costume that originated in ancient Imereti. Katskhi Church towering on a stone pillar more than 40m high. The most isolated church in the world From the city of Kutaisi, driving through the beautiful, winding rural roads with a length of about 60km to reach the village of Katskhi, you will be surprised to see Pillar – a natural limestone block over 40m high, standing in the middle space. Towering on the top of the stone pillar is the Katskhi Church, one of the most famous buildings of the Imereti region, also known as the most isolated and holiest church in the world. Katskhi Church was built between the 6th and 8th centuries. In the opinion of many scholars, this ancient church was built by the ascetic monks, who were the first Christians to reach the top of the stone pillar to pray and perform religious ceremonies. However, how they built this church is still a mystery. In addition to the church, this ancient structure also has a burial room, a wine cellar, a curtain wall and three hermit living rooms. Standing from above the church can see the entire surrounding valley, the landscape of the Imereti region with the colorful beauty of the deciduous forests below, the silver-gray limestone slopes and the blue sky overhead. The only way to get to this church is to climb the thin metal stairs fastened to the cliff in about 20 minutes. Every day, the monks living below will take a trip to the top of the mountain to pray, which is supposed to bring them closer to God. Currently, only local religious are allowed to climb to the church – which is especially taboo against women. However, visitors can still learn about this unique church at the complex built at the foot of the rock. You can climb to the first floor of the stone pillar, where there is a prayer area and a 6th-century cross marked in limestone – one of the earliest examples of Christian symbols in existence. now on. Come to Imereti to learn about history, visit the natural landscape and especially explore this unique church in the world, that will definitely give you unforgettable experiences.

Illustrations: LE ANH. The road from the Tay village to Khuoi My, the village of the Ao Dai Dao is not very far, nor is it entangled with a steep and steep pass. The charming curves tighten the waist, slowly slack like an indigo lap. At times, the ears also buzzed, the neck was cold, but the clouds were able to calm them. The clouds here are warm like kitchen smoke in my friend’s house, wrapped around the body, hugging the mountain. Thanks to the altitude and humidity, which is different from other localities in the region, the roofs on stilts in Khuoi My are mostly green and mossy. The moss from year to year is good, and when you go inside, it feels warm like a blanket of heaven and earth, the mountains and forests are already warmed, covering the roofs of the four seasons hidden in the smoke, wind and clouds. Khuoi My is small, dreamy as the name itself, like the embodiment of the mountain girl. There are a few dozen households in the whole village, taking a short walk is the end of the day, everyone whose voice is strong, speaking at the beginning of the village, the end of the village is clear. Many people still say that the green on the roofs here often evokes feelings of sadness and regret. Those who come, go and return to this place will see a different moss color in each season. The moss green was darker, deeper, the blanket felt on the roofs heavier by the pain and attachment. I personally do not have that feeling. I find love, tolerance and protection very close, warm, peaceful, and peaceful. In the green color of young moss, the yellow color of the old moss is wilting and peeling, there is the warmth of mountains, clouds and the air radiating from each roof. The house where the whole village has joined hands to support each other since childhood. Nobody rented, bought or sold anything. Every house built a house, carved the whole village to make the roof. The tighter the roof, the more durable the sentiment. People cut palm leaves to dry, someone sharpens something, someone knocked on that, for a while they should have a home. The visitors arrived, the man of Dao Ao Dai ethnic group still kept his hands on a big cast iron pan. He looked back excitedly pointing to the seat for the guests, mourning: “Try to wait for this batch, we will invite tea!”. His family has made tea for many generations, harvested from the old Shan Tuyet tea tree, the body is as big as two embracing adult arms. People who want to pick tea have to wear the baskets on their backs, and take half a day to climb the mountain. The drinking table made from a forest log has dozens of different pots in size, style, and material. It seems that enjoying tea in mountainous regions is also very meticulous, no less next to other regions. This white tea is as white as snow, still with curved leaves, plump buds. This tea bar is thinner, the background is radiating in the warm terracotta. In addition to the “tea tools” made of wood, bamboo, and all kinds of terracotta pots, porcelain, and china, there are also pots of cymbidium, mountain ginseng covered with purple and turquoise cotton buds. I do not know if it is thanks to “rewarding” the delicate, pure tea flavor every day, but coming to Cymbidium, mountain ginseng, the plants that only like to stick deeply rooted in the source are still healthy, green but flowering, buds. Only at the tea table, we saw the harmony of yin and yang, the people who enjoyed the tea were more serene and more relieved. Tea infused, the host slowly raised a small cup with both hands to invite guests, the guests called to the kitchen to invite his wife to enjoy tea. The woman rubbed her wet eyes from the smoke of the kitchen. Women in this region have very beautiful skin, are always tense, red, with slightly freckled cheeks, sting marks, but also adorn their beauty to become salty, deep. On the head of the Ao Dai woman, her hair is neatly buned at the nape of her neck, above her forehead is skillfully wrapped around like a brim of a crimson hat, blue fringes are hanging above. The beauty is like a small portrait, with wild banana petals holding green stamens waiting for the day to come, gently covering her silky black hair, and above that, green moss-like roofs like the echoes of mountains and forests.

Before appearing on the red carpet of T magazine’s event on the evening of April 10, as usual, Angela Baby’s studio released a series of excellent photos, making her name soar to No.5 hot search with keywords Angela Baby wears a rose wavy dress . But when it officially appeared on the red carpet, the dress despite being in the Haute Couture line made it netizen utterly disappointed. Pictures of Angela Baby in the photo set studio Received thousands of shares, she was as charming as a black rose, a dress to help highlight the white skin of the actress. It is known that this is a very new design of the Haute Couture line, in the Spring 2021 collection of Giambattista Valli. The dress is extremely sophisticated with layers of fabric stacked, giving the feeling that Angela Baby is mysteriously beautiful like a blooming black rose. But when it officially appeared on the red carpet, the dress despite being in the Haute Couture line made it netizen utterly disappointed. Image studio the more excellent, the image of Angela Baby on the red carpet loses points. The dress almost “swallowed” all of her slim body. Not to mention too dark red lip makeup also makes Angela’s face lose her delicate features. Her pose also does not show off her sexy back, shoulder and back. Much netizen lament that: “The black rose has turned into a burning Christmas tree, so sad!” This design is indeed beautiful if it is only for magazine photography, but to go to the red carpet does not seem reasonable at all. That’s how I know, not just things Haute Couture you can wear it anywhere, if you don’t pay attention, how high-end and expensive things can become a fashion disaster.

The world famous tenor Andrea Bocelli (Maestro Andrea Bocelli) held a concert in early April. However, the venue for this concert is not in a theater, theater or concert hall, but in Starlight The Huiying Gobi Desert, to be precise, is next to the cultural relics of Hegra, a United Nations World Cultural Heritage Site, and the scene is truly amazing.

Where is Hegra? It is an ancient desert city in Saudi Arabia. It was built in the first century BC. There are still thousands of tombs cut into sandstone hills. It is visually stunning. Al-Ula, where Hegra is located, is an ancient civilization site area in the northwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This concert is Bocelli’s third consecutive year of performances in Ula, while the ancient city of Hegra is For the first time, it has become a venue for a music event of this scale. Performing in such an environment is a very special moment for all musicians. Bocelli said: “Here, creating a piece of history in such an inspiring environment full of human creativity, heritage and culture, It is indeed an unforgettable and important moment.”

Ola is 1,100 kilometers away from the Saudi capital Riyadh. This vast area of ​​22,561 square kilometers has extraordinary natural and cultural heritage, including dense oasis canyons, towering rocky hills, Lihani and Nabatai dating back thousands of years. Ancient cultural sites in the Kingdom Period.one of them The fortress city of Hegra (now also known as Madin Shale) is the first United Nations World Heritage Site in Saudi Arabia There are more than 100 well-preserved mausoleums, covered with fine relief façades, inlaid in rocky mountains, and collectively surrounding the former city. The site also includes about 50 inscriptions and cave paintings from the early Nabataean period.

Although the reputation of Hegra is not as loud as that of other Middle Eastern cities, it is a treasure city with thousands of years of history. It was once the core city of the Nabatean Kingdom, second only to Petra in Jordan, the “city of roses”.

Euler is a natural crossroads. It has been an important trade route since at least one thousand years BC. It lies on the ancient incense route between the southern Arabian Peninsula and Egypt. It is a center of commercial and cultural exchanges. The cities and oasis of China are important stops for traders of spices, medicines and other precious commodities. In addition to Hegra, Al-Khuraybah (Guddan), the capital of the Dedan/Liani Kingdom and the Nabataean Kingdom, was also a more developed city in the Arabian Peninsula in 1000 BC. There are thousands of rock paintings and inscriptions recorded. The once brilliant here.

For thousands of years, Euler has witnessed trade and exchanges between different cultures. This hidden world has finally lifted its veil, and is a natural and cultural treasure worth exploring for archaeologists, art and cultural scholars, adventurers, travelers, culture and archaeology lovers. Euler just successfully held the “Tantula Winter” tourism festival in March this year. In addition to issuing “seasonal” visas, the government also approved the issuance of electronic visas for foreign tourists. The Saudi government hopes to attract 2 million tourists to Oula every year.

If you are interested in visiting, you can not only appreciate the most primitive and magnificent civilization relics, but also feel the efforts of the Saudi government in recent years to present this amazing civilization site. Saudi Arabia plans to raise US$20 billion in investment for Euler by 2035; the Royal Commission of Saudi Arabia has initiated the development of Euler to turn the Euler region into a world heritage site known for its natural landscape and cultural heritage.

Today, the Saudi Royal Commission has announced the establishment of the Sharaan Valley as a nature reserve, and has hired pioneer architect Jean Nouvel to design and build a luxurious Sharaan Resort based on the natural rocks of Oula. (Sharaan Resort).

Jean Nouvel, who once built the new National Museum of Qatar, has a hand in expressing desert culture. He said, “Ola is a natural museum, with every dry valley and cliffs, sand and stone texture contours, and peculiar geological and archaeological sites. We will keep all the features as far as possible, let it exude mystery, waiting for people to come and explore.” This time he designed the Sharan Resort is located in the Sharaan Sharan Nature Reserve in the middle of the Oula Valley, in addition to echoing the surrounding natural environment , Will also absorb the image of the rocky landscape and reproduce the prosperity of this land.

The overall design of the resort is inspired by the world cultural heritage Hegra-Madain Salle, with natural rock formations and sand dune carvings, “paying tribute” to architectural gems more than 2000 years ago. The images and images of various colors, lights, shadows, wind, rain, and the passage of time are used to create the effect of day and night. Surrounded by the magnificent 360-degree view of the canyon, the resort will include 3 villas, 40 suites, and a wealth of leisure facilities. When completed in 2024, Shalan Resort will become a fantasy and leisurely public space.

How about it, are you looking forward to going deep into Saudi Arabia for a journey full of wonders and wonders?

Source: PR Newswire, Royal Commission for Al-Ula, unsplash, expedia

Reprinted from www.travphotos.com

In 2020, Shenzhen’s GDP will reach 2,767.024 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 3.1%, and it will still rank third in the country. The GDP of Shenzhen converted into US dollars is about 423.631 billion US dollars. Since the GDP data of all countries in the world in 2020 has not yet come out, compared with the data in 2019, Shenzhen can rank 28th in the world, surpassing developed countries such as Norway, Ireland, and Singapore.

The development of Shenzhen is inseparable from the help of private enterprises. In the 40 years since the establishment of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, a number of outstanding private enterprises, such as Huawei, Tencent, and SF Express, have emerged. Shenzhen is one of the most active cities in the country’s private economy, and it is also a city of technological innovation.

The most profitable private enterprise in Shenzhen is not Huawei or Tencent, but it

How good are private enterprises in Shenzhen? In the 2020 China Top 500 List, Guangdong has 57 companies on the list, of which Shenzhen has 25, accounting for nearly half. Among the top 500 private enterprises in China in 2020, 58 enterprises in Guangdong are shortlisted, and Shenzhen is even more powerful. Among the top ten, four enterprises are from Shenzhen, namely Huawei, Zhengwei, Evergrande and Vanke.

China’s largest private company is Huawei from Shenzhen, Guangdong. In addition, Shenzhen also has companies such as Zhengwei, Evergrande, Tencent, SF, BYD, Mindray, Digital China, Luxshare Precision, etc. However, the most profitable companies in Shenzhen are not Huawei, Tencent, Evergrande, but Ping An of China.

Regardless of revenue or profit, Ping An is the largest company in Shenzhen. In 2020, revenue will be 1.22 trillion yuan, and net profit will be 143.099 billion yuan, which is equivalent to a daily profit of nearly 400 million yuan.

Tencent is also very strong. In 2020, its net profit is as high as 122.742 billion yuan, which is a 30% increase. It will not take long to catch up with Ping An of China and become the most profitable company in Shenzhen.

As for giants such as Huawei, Evergrande, and Vanke, they still cannot compare with these two in terms of profits. In 2020, the net profits of these three companies will be 64.6 billion yuan, 30.13 billion yuan, and 41.52 billion yuan.

In this comparison, you will find that the financial and Internet industries make money. After all, the six state-owned banks are also making a lot of money. Another Internet giant, Alibaba, has a higher net profit than Ping An, and is the most profitable in China. Private enterprise.

How awesome is Ping An of China?

Ping An of China was founded in 1988 by Yuan Geng, the founder of the Shekou Industrial Zone in the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, one year later than Huawei. The first two shareholders were ICBC and the China Merchants Bureau of Shekou Industrial Zone. The initial business was insurance. Today, Ping An has become a company with a very complex shareholding structure. It is neither a state-owned enterprise nor a private enterprise, so it is called a “non-public enterprise.”

How powerful is Ping An of China? On the 2020 Forbes Fortune Global 500 list, Ping An ranks second only to PetroChina, State Grid, Sinopec, and China State Construction. It is ranked 5th in China and 21st in the world. It is far behind the top six state-owned companies, and Huawei is also far behind. .

After more than 30 years of development, Ping An of China has become China’s largest insurance company. Its business scope covers almost all financial fields, including life insurance, property insurance, pension insurance, health insurance, etc., as well as banks, securities, futures, funds, Trust, asset management, etc., are also outstanding in the field of financial technology, such as Lufax, Ping An Good Doctor, Auto Home, Shanghai Jahwa and so on.

As of 2019, Ping An’s total assets have reached 8.2 trillion yuan, and it can be said that it has become a giant enterprise. In 2020, the number of group personal customers exceeded 218 million, an increase of 9.0% from the beginning of the year.

The owner’s surname is Ma, and his wealth is still a mystery.

Ping An Group of China can achieve today’s results without a single person, his surname is Ma, he is Ma Mingzhe. Ma Mingzhe is the soul of China Ping An, and has served as the general manager since its inception. Over the past 30 years, under his leadership, Ping An Group has continued to reform and innovate, and its scale has continued to expand, achieving today’s leading position.

Ma Mingzhe was originally a worker at Zhanjiang Hydropower Plant. In 1983, he was fortunate to be transferred to Shenzhen Shekou Industrial Zone to work and became the team captain. Fortunately, he was favored by Yuan Geng, and then he focused on training and took on the important task of leading China’s safety.

Ping An was originally a state-owned enterprise. After many share changes, the shareholding structure is now very complicated. Currently, the largest shareholder is Hong Kong Securities Clearing (Nominees) Co., Ltd., holding 32.72%, Shenzhen Investment Corporation holds 5.27%, and China Securities Finance Corporation holds 4.44%.

In terms of equity, Ma Mingzhe does not seem to hold any shares. He has always been a “wage earner”, and his annual salary is eye-catching. The 2019 financial report shows that Ma Mingzhe’s annual after-tax salary is 5.1 million yuan and personal income tax is 3.75 million yuan, for a total of 8.85 million yuan. As early as in the 2007 financial report, he caused controversy because of his 66 million annual salary.

So, how much money does Ma Mingzhe have? Even Hu Run said that his worth is a mystery because the shares he holds are hidden and public data cannot be found. Therefore, he cannot be just a wage earner, but a shareholding.

Shenzhen is a legendary place. It has created a lot of outstanding entrepreneurs, such as Ren Zhengfei, Ma Mingzhe, Ma Huateng, Wang Chuanfu, Wang Wei, Wang Wenyin, etc., and Ma Mingzhe is undoubtedly one of the lowest-key and most dazzling.

1. Flower brooch of the Queen This fruit basket flower brooch was a gift from parents to Queen Elizabeth II when Prince Charles was born. She wore it in her first official portrait with her son. Since 1948, the Queen has used this jewelry many times but she does not wear it at baptism. Only when Prince George was born did she wear it to the boy’s baptism. The Queen wanted to imply the connection between the little prince and his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth and great-grandfather, King George VI. 2. An emerald and diamond necklace In the royal family, Princess Diana is known as a rebel, a man who likes to break the old rules of England. The emerald and diamond necklace was a gift from Queen Elizabeth II to Diana. But Diana did not use it the usual way but put it on her forehead like a crown. A Canadian diplomat standing near the Princess advised her to wear such a bracelet because it evokes a feeling of youthfulness and excitement, similar to her character. 3. The bracelet is engraved with the child’s name Sarah Ferguson attended her daughter’s wedding – Princess Eugenie – in a brilliant costume so few people pay attention to her jewelry. On the Duchess’s wrist is a gold necklace engraved with the names of both her daughters – Princess Beatrice and Eugenie. This is a discreet and skillful way to help her show her motherly love. 4. The wedding day crown is not a royal collection Traditionally brides-to-be will be given a tiara from a British jewelry collection to wear at the wedding ceremony. Queen Elizabeth II asked Diana to wear a Lover’s Knot Tiara but she refused. The princess chose the grandmother’s crown. Her daring was to honor the tradition of the Spencers family. 5. Flower brooch given by the queen This brooch doesn’t look like a classic piece of jewelry, but it has a very important meaning. Queen Elizabeth II awarded the Royal Medal to Kate Middleton in 2017 in praise of her outstanding contributions. 6. Flower crown At the wedding, Sarah Ferguson wore a flower crown, but when the ceremony ended, she reappeared with the crown jewel. In fact, the flowers were attached to the jewel crown and removed gradually to show Ferguson’s transformation when entering the royal family. The diamond tiara below was made exclusively for Sarah on the orders of the Queen. 7. Flower brooch in maple leaf shape All members of the royal family try to pay homage to the country they visit. Kate Middleton wore a maple leaf brooch during her visit to Canada, while Queen Elizabeth II used the same accessory when she came to Canada House in London. 8. Tattoo pendant The Meghan Markle necklace worn in New Zealand is the product of a local jeweler – Jessica McCormack. The pendant is part of a collection called ‘Tattoos’ – where the items are inspired by traditional Maori tattoos. Meghan wants to show respect for the country and culture of New Zealand.

Bitcoin is the first digital currency created in the world. It is an encrypted currency created by complex mathematical equations. According to media reports, Bitcoin was created in 2009 by an unidentified programmer named Satoshi Nakamoto, who is believed to own about 1 million Bitcoins, accounting for 5% of the total number of Bitcoins. Currently, one Bitcoin is equivalent to 63,000 US dollars, which means that Satoshi Nakamoto’s wealth is approximately 62 billion US dollars. The Bitcoin story is so attractive because no one knows who Satoshi Nakamoto is. Some people say that he may not be a single person, but a group of people.

It is believed that the original Bitcoin wallet belongs to the inventor. Currently, there are 980000 Bitcoins in these wallets, but they have not been used for more than a decade. So people speculated that Satoshi Nakamoto was actually dead. In the past 12 months, as mainstream companies began to accept the use of Bitcoin, the currency value of Bitcoin has jumped by 900%. The concept of Bitcoin was first proposed in 2009 in the form of the white paper “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System”. Dr. Craig Wright of Australia claims to be the inventor of Bitcoin. But more people still tend to believe in Satoshi Nakamoto.

Some details show that Satoshi Nakamoto was born in 1975 and lives in Japan. In 2014, Dorian Nakamoto appeared in Temple City, Los Angeles County, but he denied that he was the creator of Bitcoin. Over the years, many others have been touted to be the real Satoshi Nakamoto or claim to be themselves, but in fact, this is still a mystery. Microsoft boss Bill Gates recently warned that if you are not as rich as Elon Musk, then you should stay away from Bitcoin. When asked if he had made a bitcoin investment, Gates said that he would prefer to invest in companies that “manufacture products.”

Her swimsuits, pleated skirts, shorts, mussel sleeves … are still an endless source of inspiration for the modern fashion world.

With Saostar look back at the most memorable summer fashion moments of Princess Diana.

Even when she was pregnant, the Princess did not forget to show her ‘stylish without effort’ when appearing in front of the media.

In 1983, she went to see polo in simple clothes, shirts, pants and embroidered bags.

In 1985, she chose a two-piece swimsuit while traveling in the south of France.

The princess is seen wearing a shirt and shorts while walking outside Windsor Castle.

In 1987, the Princess was able to ‘catch the trend’ wearing jumpsuit and metal belts.

She wore comfortable shorts as she took the little prince to explore nature.

The princess loves the dresses with large belts.

She chose cool blue outfits when she went to events in Sydney.

Princess Diana chose a ‘hot’ red dress when visiting the arid lands of South Australia.

In 1988, she visited New South Wales in a lovely vignette dress.

The princess wore a T-shirt and shorts while on vacation in Mallorca, 1990.

In Nigeria in 1990, the Princess was caught in moments that made people wonder whether to praise her elegant dress or her bright smile.

In 1990, the Princess relaxed on a yacht with Prince Charles and King Constantine II of Greece.

During her visit to Egypt, the Princess appeared elegantly in a pale yellow shirt and white skirt.

In 1992, she wore neutral colors in harmony with the Egyptian scene.

In 1993, the fashionista disappeared while on vacation in the British Virgin Islands.

The Princess’ outfit in Angola in 1997 was like a textbook for all the girls of that period.

Princess Diana is a fan of instant swimsuits.

She opted for a youthful pastel-colored swimsuit for a 1997 trip.

Another time, she chose flower motifs when she was on vacation with her husband.

The Princess’ ‘skillful’ wet hair is no less than a Hollywood actor.

High-cut swimwear has become a trend since 2020 but the princess has been wearing it since 1997.

Kate must never have dared to wear a leopard-skinned swimsuit like her mother-in-law.

For a long time, the title “Queen of Ads” in K-Pop will be for the character with the most advertising contracts and now, IU is the female idol who owns this position. And Jennie, although the number of contracts is not equal to her senior, but is called the fans called “Goddess CF” or “Goddess of Advertising”.

The reason is that Jennie is the face of many different products and her image has changed dramatically to match the brand she advertises. In the current K-Pop, not many female idols are capable of transforming a talented style like Jennie.

When we are a muse for Chanel, of course we always see a bold and luxurious Jennie with a bit of classics just like what people imagine this prestigious fashion house.

But when promoting Adidas sportswear, Jennie became a dynamic, healthy girl with a little mystery.

Becoming a model for a snack for office ladies, Jennie looks like a stylish office worker.

Jennie has been with the cosmetics brand Hera for many years and takes more and more beautiful pictures, her charisma. Indeed, Jennie’s top-notch temperament has made Hera cosmetics much more popular.

When she was the latest model for a traditional Korean drink, Jennie surprised her with a gentle, clear style like “innocent first love”. Previously, many people worried that Jennie had a “too Western” appearance that would not be suitable for this brand, but Jennie proved the opposite.

It is also a drink ad, but Jennie has brought a different image, both mystical and sweet, to match the image of the brand.

Also in the series of photos and videos introducing Vita500 drinking water, Jennie became a cheerful, youthful girl with a bright smile. Looking at Jennie, everyone thinks of the lively summer is right in front of them.

In the latest ad for the nail care brand Dashing Diva, Jennie turned to mature, mysteriously cold, but still extremely attractive. Although the highlight is her hand, netizens still cannot stop paying attention to her charisma.

Each advertisement brings a different feeling to the audience, and every incarnation matches well, so netizens call Jennie “CF Goddess”.