Bran Castle – a popular tourist attraction in Transylvanian, Romania – which is considered the inspiration for the famous novel series “Dracula” by Bram Stoker, has set up a Covid-19 vaccination center and visitors come to These can be vaccinated for free. Doctors and nurses at the center will be in charge of injecting Pfizer injections for visitors to the castle, built around the 14th century. Bran Castle in Brașov District, Transylvanian, Romania is considered the inspiration for the famous novel series “Dracula” by Bram Stoker. Photo: Getty. According to the announcement from the management, anyone can come for free injection every weekend in May without an appointment. In addition, tourists coming here will also be able to visit the castle’s gallery of 52 medieval torture instruments at no extra cost. Fernando Orozco, a 37-year-old renewable energy market developer, thinks this is an interesting and unique idea: “I’m going to the castle. I think it’s a very rare occasion.” Regarding the Covid-19 vaccination program, the Romanian government expects to complete the vaccination of 10 million people by September. However, according to a survey published in April from the research organization Globsec, Romanian people tend to be the least vaccinated among the member states of the European Union (EU).

Novel Who made a mistake Author Tuan Anh in 1926 describes a house in Cho Don area (the area around the crossroads of Vo Van Tan – Cach Mang Thang Tam) as follows: “Like the other house in Cho Don, in the showroom cleaning and decorating. On the wall, there are locket-elk qualifications, and the ground is lined with a beautiful cotton carpet. That house divided into three rooms, in the bedroom with iron beds, velvet mattresses, embroidered pillows, silk (sheets). “Next to the dining room, in the middle of the table, there was a long table covered with pure white carpet. On either side of the wall there were two glass cabinets, one containing all kinds of western wine, the glass and dishes were all silver inlaid crystals. Eat. Any canned food, everything has “. “In the living room is full of embroidered chickens and chairs. In addition to the entrance door, there is a small chair for an ivory pair, the middle table has a copper vase with many kinds of delicate flowers, and the two sides of the cliff are stone-shaped, bronze, The statues of artifacts are considered very beautiful ”. This house with such dense furnishings, must be of the upper class, powerful or large merchant. Furniture influences the Western style of display, but is still oriental, sophisticated with cotton rugs, velvet mattresses, silk, silver-inlaid crystal cups. 1950s living room, furnished in antique style. Documentary photo of TG More pure, the residence of a writer, around the early 1930s on Espagne Street (now Le Thanh Ton). Here is the layout of the room: “Classic lamp (electric) lighting. The room was very neatly tidied, the two sides had a rocking chair, and one side had a typewriter. Outside, there is a polished ebony bench and a very beautiful pedicure chair. Standing (inside) inside, looking at the left wall is a picture of Saint Gandhi, the right hand side has a picture of Ton Dat Tien, in the middle is hanging a very large graphic and picture of Phan Tay Ho ”. To a girl’s house, not hers, but a gift from her lover, lying on Mac Mahon Street (now Nam Ky Khoi Nghia): “That house has two (two floors), divided into living room, bedroom, The dining room was very distinctive. In front of the house is a small, spilled yard, with a very beautiful cotton tub and some very beautiful ornamental pots. Behind the house is a garden, strangely cool … The grass is planted like a mattress, under the tree is a bench. Department of that house, the capital of a professor went to the West to sell for sixty thousand dong ”. To the house of a gangster girl on La Grande de la Liraye street (now Dien Bien Phu): “The house is very beautiful, with a bed of chickens, there are many Chinese paintings … The house passed another house. . Two or three little girls and an old woman gathered to pack her clothes, and brought water to wash her face. Also elegant, not so hustle and flashy. That is the home decoration scene before 1945 in Saigon by writer Buu Dinh described in the novel Fall Moon Fragment published in the newspaper Tan Van women number 83 in 1931.

1. Michel Houellebecq, whose real name is Michel Thomas, is a famous French writer, poet and critic. He is famous for many works of great value to contemporary literature such as: Expand the scope of the fight, Basic Grain, Tilt, Map and Land… In his works, Michel Houellebecq often shows a dark and pessimistic look. Image: InsideHook.

Michel Houellebecq has a unique perspective with a hard, condensed, even harsh tone. Therefore, he became a strange author when there were both a lot of admirers and no shortage of bitter haters. But regardless of angle, one cannot deny the talent and personality of Michel Houellebecq. Photo: Amazon.

2. Frédéric Beigbeder born in 1955 in a well-off family in France. To him, literature seemed instinctive. The characters he builds often carry the traits of Beigbeder himself. Some of Beigbeder’s famous works include: A French novel, Romantic Selfish, Three Years of Love, Save! Forgive… Image: Emile Magazine.

In his satirical works, Frédéric Beigbeder often expresses a skillful, sarcastic tone of sarcasm. He likes to refer to himself as a selfish romantic, and this life is like a big comedy. Photo: Nha Nam.

3. Marc Levy perhaps the belated talent of world literature. He was born in 1961 and studied Computer Management at Paris-Dauphine University, France. At the age of 37, he officially released his first work – If I’m not a dream. Immediately, this surreal-colored love novel earned Marc Levy the prestigious Goya Award and worldwide fame. Image: Leparisien.

Of course, not only If you are not a dream but a series of later novels by Marc Levy also continuously entered the best-seller list in France and many countries. Works such as See you, Next Life, Shadow Thief, Another concept of happiness … have been translated into many different languages. According to the Europa Editions, the novels by Marc Levy have sold more than 30 million copies. Photo: Quidinh.

4. Guillaume Musso born in 1974 and is one of the most successful romance writers in France. Musso’s literature is special, like the perfect union between Marc Levy and Stephen King. In the past, after a traffic accident, Guillaume Musso became interested in learning, researching and composing details related to near-death experiences. His typical works on this subject are: And then… (Et après…). Image: Archyde.

In addition to handsome and thrilling colors, Guillaume Musso also shows romance and depth in his works. Perhaps, that is why his novels are very popular with fans. He is also the best-selling author in France for many years. Musso’s famous works can be mentioned: Life is a novel, The Secret Life of Writers, Skidamarink … Photo: Midori.

5. Michel Bussi born in 1965 in France, known as the king of French detective stories. In his works, thrilling cases and arduous journeys to find the villain, Michel Bussi also pays special attention to female characters, giving them plenty of space to express themselves. body, personality. Image: Teller Report.

Like Marc Levy, Michel Bussi came to literature quite late. In his 30s, he just started to compose and until 2007 did he publish his first work – The Mark in the Sand. However, with his talent, it didn’t take long for Michel Bussi to become famous for his distinctive style of detective. Cursed Treasures or Please do not let go of your hands are also favorite works of readers of French writers. Photo: Nha Nam.