With runner Pham Thi Cuc, the ao dai is not only meant to be an outfit, but also shows cultural values ​​imbued with national identity. The sense of pride in her wearing the ao dai has spread a lot of positive energy to everyone around. And also since then, the title Miss Ao Dai is also very suitable for Thanh Pham Thi Cuc parish. CQueen Ao Dai is inspired by the rustic, from the materials to the motifs, all gently dotted, creating a sweet charm for women. From many generations now, ao dai has become a beauty in Vietnamese culture, it is an indispensable outfit in important events of the country and the nation. So ao dai is always the costume that Miss Ao Dai Pham Thi Cuc is indispensable in the events she participates in. According to Ms. Pham Thi Cuc: “There are many reasons I love the Vietnamese ao dai, because the ao dai shows its discreet, graceful and sexy way, it becomes the pride of Vietnamese women. Ao Dai has become the standard outfit for special occasions or during national holidays, weddings, Tet holidays, graduation ceremonies or in beauty contests. When attending a special event or appearing on television, Ao Dai is always the first choice outfit because of the great benefits it brings. That is why I want the sisters to also become more attractive and more passionate in every product that CQueen brand brings. ” After more than 2 years crowned the 1st runner-up of the Asian Almighty Entrepreneur Competition, teacher Pham Thi Cuc has subtly used her beauty, seduction and talent to help her work. and do more positive things for family and society. She represents a modern woman, confident and brave, determined, daring to step out of her own path to touch the peak of glory. Continuously reaping many successes, shining in many programs, being honored Top 10 Businesswoman Sac Tam Tai in 2018; is one of 15 intellectual businesswomen awarded the Vietnam Golden Lotus Cup 2018. The image of a village school teacher who shines and touches the prestigious crown on the great beauty arena of businessman Pham Thi Cuc has received Adds more positive energy to the women. Runner Pham Thi Cuc sits “hot seat” at the Miss Almighty Asia event 2021
The success of runner-up Pham Thi Cuc is truly an unmistakable “opening way” in the Thanh town of Van Ha, “a masterpiece”. And she is an inspirational example for businesswomen participating in the beauty contest. Life is growing and changing every day, the fashion needs and styles also change over time, but the ao dai will still be the costume to bring the nation’s soul as well as the gentle and gentle image. of Vietnamese girls. Miss Ao Dai Pham Thi Cuc wishes to spread the image of a Vietnamese woman charming with ao dai, so that it will always be the traditional cultural beauty of Vietnamese women.

Kon Tum Cathedral Wooden Church was built entirely of Ca chit wood (red chili) Coming to Kon Tum Cathedral Wooden Church, visitors always feel peace and serenity. In the first few months of 2021, it had to be closed, minimizing people to visit and attend Mass because of COVID-19 translation, so far the church has reopened. Inside the Wooden Church of Kon Tum A Den, representative of the Church, said that Kon Tum Diocese is the most special in the Central Highlands because of all ethnic people. “There are nearly 12,000 parishioners, living in 10 villages, mainly Ba Na people. Most of them do farming and farming. They do not know how to do business or trade. Previously, in the church, there were open schools that taught both culture (teaching Ba Na) and career orientation. Now, since kindergarten, they can learn Vietnamese, so all children can go to outside public schools ”, said teacher A Den. According to the church representative, the Cathedral Parish prescribes that each month there is a baptism for the children on the first Monday of the month, with the number of about 30 children or more / time. In addition, Saturday afternoon and all Sunday are still served at Mass. “Due to the influence of the COVID-19 epidemic, in 2020 and the outbreak from the end of January 2021 in Gia Lai, the Orthodox Parish minimizes the admission of visitors. Particularly, after the outbreak in Gia Lai, the church closed and did not receive guests. The parish stipulates that people go to Mass with only 30 people or less, maximum 50 people on Sunday, strictly abide by the epidemic prevention measures of the Ministry of Health such as hand washing and antiseptic on arrival. gate, measuring body temperature, wearing a medical mask, sitting at a distance of 2-3m in the church “, said teacher A Den and said that at present he still reminds people to be cautious about the complicated developments of the epidemic in India. Degrees and neighboring countries. According to A Den, Kon Tum Cathedral was designed and initiated by a French priest, built in 1913, completed in 1918 and today. In the 1994 – 1996 period, the work was repaired to add two more verandah corridors. By 2013, on the 100th anniversary, the church was remodeled a bit outside. These days, the church is always open to visitors, and there are always people reminding people to wear masks, to take measures to prevent epidemics. Having to go to the church when the afternoon comes, the sunset gradually hides behind the trees of the old tomb. The old porcelain root blossoms with white flowers, and the red confetti to adorn the ancient relics, can fully feel the harmonious design of Roman architecture (France) and wooden stilt houses of the Ba Na people. Through the upheaval in May, the wooden church is still standing there, like the indomitable spirit of the people of the Central Highlands. The material for the construction of the Kon Tum Cathedral Wooden Church is very special, completely made of the best wood at that time, which was Ca chit (red chrysanthemum) – a typical wood of the Central Highlands. Through the skillful hands of artisans from Binh Dinh, Quang Nam, Quang Ngai … the work is bonded together by dream without using nails. The church is the only remaining Basilica-style wooden masterpiece in the world.

Na Phac Church Stepping out of the car, appearing in front of us was the “rising” church in the middle of the mountains, built according to the spacious, clean and beautiful Western architecture. Sharing with Tien Phong, Father Joseph Nguyen Van Tinh, curator of Na Phac Cathedral said, in 1979, the border war event occurred. When the war broke out, people went to Na Phap to avoid bullets and bombs. After the war ended, some people returned to Cao Bang, leaving 25 families and took the name of the land of Na Phac (meaning pumpkin field – because there are many pumpkins) to name their teachers. Most of the lay people are Mong and Dao, so the Mass is celebrated in two languages: Kinh and Mong. According to Father Joseph, the whole Bac Kan province now has more than 1,200 parishioners, mainly ethnic minorities, the largest being Mong. Someone is 180 km from the church. That is why on Sunday, this priest has to travel 170km to celebrate Mass. The missionary prospects here are enormous, added Father Joseph. There are about 300 families still wanting to join the religion. Meals of parents and students staying at Na Phac church. Photo: NT In addition to missionary purposes, we join hands with society to bring the children to school. “At first, we traveled a hundred kilometers, we had to leave every household to mobilize parents to send their children to school. However, due to many families facing difficult circumstances, the distance from the school is nearly 100km, all dirt roads and hilly roads, so few children participate. Having mobilized the children, we have to ask for vegetables, rice, food … to feed them, ”said Father Joseph. Father Joseph shared that in the past, this land had only a makeshift house made of laminated wooden slats, covered with palm leaves. Although it is a temporary house, it has 2 functions, both a place for parishioners to pray and a place for children to stay in study. After a period of time, our work has been effective, many helping organizations have so far built a spacious and beautiful cathedral to celebrate Mass and also a “dormitory” for the children. the student. Currently, Na Phac Church has hundreds of pupils living there.