On April 16, Pizzaslimem brand launched designs associated with the male singer, related to Jesus and Satan, priced at 33 USD. Specifically, this collection has 2 models of black and white t-shirts that contrast with the slogans printed on the front. The male singer’s controversial t-shirt. Photo: Page Six. The shirt is printed with the words “I love Jesus” (roughly translated: I love Jesus) and the message in a smaller font implying that Lil Nas X also feels uncomfortable with the devil. The white t-shirt carries the message “I’m gay and love Satan”. However, the two products of the male artist quickly caused controversy and received mixed opinions from the online community. Many people think that it is impossible to compare love for Jesus and Satan in the same collection. Some people say that Lil Nas X can’t do anything other than make a profit from issues related to religion. Account @sajjal_3257 expressed: “Stop it, don’t use religion to make money anymore. The previous product was about Satan, this time he said he loves Jesus. Does he really understand what he is doing?”. Previously, the American male rapper released an image of the Air Max sneaker model, which was produced in a limited number of 666 pairs. Each pair of shoes is numbered x/666. On the body of the shoe, there is a 5-pointed star of Satan transformed like a keychain, attached to the belt. The controversial point of the shoe model is that the inner air cushion is filled with red ink. The manufacturer says that each pair of shoes will have a drop of human blood. The price offered is $1,018, which corresponds to the biblical number. After Nike sued, the court issued a decision to recall this series of shoes. MSCHF’s Air max 97 shoe design in collaboration with Lil Nas X. Photo: Page Six. Unboxing Satan shoes for $1,018 Lil Nas X’s shoe model is controversial, even sued by Nike, but still attracts customers.

During the war against the US, the existence of the numberless trains and the Ho Chi Minh route at sea, classified as top secret, very few people really know the existence of these legends. Ho Chi Minh Road on the sea – as its name implies – is the sea way we used to support the South, starting to be established on October 23, 1961. During the course of its existence, the Ho Chi Minh road on the sea with the air trains, carried out 2000 transports, supported weapons to the South, as well as sent our high-ranking officials to the South or the North. . The origin of the name “Zero Ships” comes in part from the secrecy of these transport ships, as they are not numbered, unnamed, and often disguised as fishing boats. To bypass the enemy’s eyes, the officers and soldiers on the airship are also trained to become professional fishermen, with all the skills of seafaring such as fishermen, speaking like fishermen and especially drying. sunny to have black skin like a real fisherman. And yet, the numberless ships at that time were also meticulously disguised with two bottoms, one bottom for storing weapons, the other for storing fish, like real ships. When out at sea, digital ships are not allowed to transmit home communications, but only to receive encrypted communications from the North, which is a mandatory requirement to ensure the confidentiality of the location of the the train has no numbers. The only cases where the trains without numbers were allowed to contact home was when they encountered the enemy and had to fight. At this time, the communication channel will be opened for the brave soldiers on the ship to say goodbye to their homeland. Unlike the Ho Chi Minh road through the Truong Son range, the Ho Chi Minh road on the sea can be considered “high productivity” when carrying many tens of tons of goods at the same time as close to Saigon. The General Military Commission allowed 50% of the cargo for the Ho Chi Minh route at sea to be lost. Which means that our goal, just to get 50% of the goods to the destination, is also considered to be successful. Exceeding this expectation, our digital trains have delivered 93% of the cargo to their destination, many times transported high-ranking officers to the North to the South or vice versa, the level of safety is very high, but at times short, usually only a week for one way travel – much faster than the road. So, if you consider Ho Chi Minh Road on land as a legend, with Ho Chi Minh Road on the sea, it deserves to be considered a great symbol, not only in terms of scale, contribution to the war, but also. still great because of its utopian secrecy. Photo source: VNP. The miracle of Ho Chi Minh road at sea during the Resistance War against the US for national salvation. Source: VTC1.

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