We know that the Wei River, which flows through dozens of cities and counties in Gansu and Shaanxi provinces, is the largest tributary of the Yellow River. It has a total length of 818 kilometers and accommodates approximately 270 large and small rivers. It is one of the oldest rivers in China. This is the birthplace of the ancestors Fuxi and Nuwa in ancient Chinese legends. It is the origin of the first ancestors of the Chinese people, Xuanyuan Huangdi and Shennongyan. Legendary stories such as Emperor Wen’s “Baling Tuomeng” are one of the oldest habitats of the Chinese nation and one of the earliest birthplaces of Chinese culture. But who would have thought that the source of such a mighty Weihe River, which is dwindling thousands of miles day by day, is the three-eyed clear spring hidden in the depths of a mountain named after “birds and mice”? This mountain is the uncommon mountain Niaoshushan, which is known by the Scriptures. This eye spring is the “Pinzi Spring” in the deep forest on the south side of the mountain. Niaoshu Mountain, recorded in the “Shanhai Jing·Xishan Jing” as “Birds and Rats with the Same Cavern Mountain”, is located about 10 kilometers southwest of Weiyuan County, Gansu, and belongs to the remnant of Kunlun Mountains. It is the watershed of the two rivers of Tao and Wei. The birthplace of the Weihe River. There are many historical records about this mountain. For example, in Shangshu·Yugong, it was mentioned that Yu had “guided the Wei from the same cave and the mountain with birds and mice” during the water management. The record of “Niaoshushan in the south of Weiguting in Shouyang County, Longxi Province” and so on. The name is called because there are a lot of birds and rodents in the mountains, and the geographical environment is particularly special. There are no trees for birds to make nests to lay eggs. In order to ensure the safety of their eggs, the birds decided to settle in mice. In the cave, over time, the bird and the mouse are mutually beneficial and coexist in harmony, and there is a scene of “birds and mice in the same cave” that people have seen. In fact, there are many legends about the same cave with birds and mice. It is said that the bird and the mouse were changed by a loving couple. The wife is hardworking and kind, but the husband is lazy. Although the days are poor, he is respectful and respectful. The husband often admires the birds in the sky, being leisurely and free from labor. One day his wife accidentally rescued the Dragon King of the Weihe River by the river. In order to repay her, the Dragon King asked her to go to the opposite mountain when the cock cried the next day. When the appointment was made, the husband was lazy, and when his wife climbed to the top of the mountain. He just arrived at the mountainside, so the Weihe Dragon King gave his wife a pair of wings that could fly into the sky, but the husband only got a pair of sharp teeth for eating wild fruits. The wife can’t forget the husband she loved, so she went to live with her husband in the cave. This is the beautiful legend of the same cave with birds and mice. Since we talked about Niaoshu Mountain, of course we have to talk about the “Pinzi Spring” at the source of the Weihe River hidden deep in the mountain forest. As the name suggests, Pinzi Spring is composed of clear springs with three eyes in the structure of “Ping”, and each spring has very ancient legends. The “Legend Whip Spring” was named after the word “Legend Whip” was written here by the king of Tang. It is said that Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty, passed by here during his western expedition. When drinking water in the spring, he accidentally dropped his whip and disappeared. So he wrote down the word “Legend Whip” by the spring as a mark. “Yu Yangquan” was named because it was called a divine spring by Yu. The Temple of King Yu by the spring was built to commemorate Yu’s governance of the Wei River. When Dayu and the God of Water worked together in a decisive battle here, his soldiers drank the spring when they were tired of people and horses. They felt refreshed and morale. They defeated Gonggong in one fell swoop and won the victory in water control. “Tuyunquan” is said to be the “Dragon Pond” of the Dragon King of the Weihe River. According to legend, someone once saw the Dragon King here spit out smoke and clouds, spreading clouds and rain, and it is said that it rains whenever there is bubbling in the spring. Of course, in addition to the profound historical and cultural background, and the rich cultural landscape, the natural scenery of Niaoshu Mountain is also extremely beautiful. Here, the green hills are like Daisies, the clear waters are like practice, the forests are dense, and the ecology is excellent. If you have the opportunity to go to Gansu, you must take a look.

Marie Antoinette syndrome is a phenomenon in which a person’s hair suddenly turns white (depigmentation). The condition’s name comes from the folk tale of French queen Marie Antoinette, whose hair is said to have suddenly turned white before her execution on October 16, 1793. People often assume that this syndrome is caused by pressure – perhaps this is most evident in the photos of the head of state before and after taking office. Compare President Obama before and after taking office, retiring. However, because the specific mechanism of graying hair has not been elucidated, it is not clear that 3 factors of aging, genetic factors and stress will affect gray hair to what extent. Recently, researchers from Harvard University published a study in the journal Nature that identified the mechanism by which rat hair turns gray prematurely under stress. The average human scalp has 100,000 hair follicles, and humans also have many different hair colors. Hair color is determined by melanocytes, which produce melanin that absorb light in various combinations. Melanocytes are derived from melanocytes (MeSC), located in the protruding part of the hair follicle. The hair growth cycle is divided into three phases, namely the anagen growth phase, the catagen resting phase, and the telogen long metabolic (shedding) phase. Hair growth cycle: growth phase, resting phase and shedding phase (from left to right). Melanocytes are produced during the growth phase. As a person ages, the melanin stem cells will gradually deplete, and the pigment produced will have a “salt-and-pepper” color, then turn gray, and finally white – the pigment is completely lost. in all hair follicles. At first, researchers suspected that stress would trigger an immune attack on melanin stem cells. But this was later proven to be a false hypothesis, as the mice lacked immune cells but remained mutated and had white spots. Stress increases the secretion of the hormone cortisol, so researchers are beginning to suspect that the hormone cortisol is responsible for the hair color change. However, when the cortisol-producing glands were removed in the mice, the mice’s fur would still turn white. Finally, the scientists focused on the sympathetic nervous system, the system in the body that is used to control the stress response in dangerous situations. Through studies, scientists discovered that melanocytes are located in the bulging part of the hair follicle, surrounded by neurons of the sympathetic nervous system, and release a neurotransmitter molecule. nerve is called norepinephrine. Melanin stem cell activity under normal and stressful conditions. As can be seen in figure a, under normal conditions, melanin stem cells (MeSCs) migrated from the bulge (in the direction of the red arrow) and differentiated into melanocytes during the analysis. From there, melanocytes synthesize pigment to make the regenerated hair dark. During the degenerative and resting phase, these stem cells begin to die. However, in the next growth phase, there will still be a large amount of new MeSC used to replace the dead stem cells. In figure b, the researchers found that external pressure stimulates and activates the sympathetic nervous system, increasing adrenaline release in the hair follicles. Norepinephrine then causes the MeSCs to completely transform into melanocytes, and none of the stem cells survive the growth phase in the next cycle. Since no new melanocytes are produced, the hair is naturally greyish white. The researchers also tested the effects of different pressures on the fading of the mice’s fur. At different stages of hair growth, they exposed the mice to three different stressors – pain, limited mobility, and psychological stress. All three of these factors induce MeSC depletion, which eventually leads to the appearance of white hairs. Previous popular theories believed that stress-induced hormonal changes (such as corticosterone) or autoimmune reactions were responsible for graying hair. The researchers examined these underlying mechanisms, first by blocking corticosterone signaling, and then by stressing the mice’s immune systems. In either case, corticosterone changes or autoimmune responses did not induce MeSC depletion. However, the researchers found that the expression of MeSCs depends on an adrenaline receptor, which responds to adrenaline. The adrenal glands are the main source of adrenaline. But surprisingly, the researchers found that removing these glands still did not prevent the mice’s coat color from turning gray under stress. Another source of adrenaline is the sympathetic nervous system (SNS), which is active in response to stress. The researchers demonstrated that the bulge area is internally connected by sympathetic neurons. Using neurotoxin molecules to destroy the SNS or prevent sympathetic neurons from releasing adrenaline could prevent hair from turning gray due to stress. Next, the researchers studied mice with activated sympathetic neurons and found that over-activating the SNS in these mice could cause hair to turn gray without stress. Taken together, these results indicate that adrenaline released from activated sympathetic neurons induces MeSC depletion. The red shows the melanin stem cells at the bottom of the hair follicles and the sympathetic nerves are shown in green around them. Therefore, the culprit behind Marie Antoinette Syndrome is adrenaline, but our problem is not over yet. Stress produces adrenaline which turns our hair gray, so can a silvery bangs help relieve stress? The team from Harvard University, led by Xu Yajie, believes that hair-whitening is actually a side effect of sympathetic nervous system stress processing: “For species like octopuses and geckos flowers have the ability to change color rapidly, the pigment cells in their body will be activated under the influence of the nervous system, but in today’s mammals, only melanocytes remain. very sensitive to the hormones secreted by the nervous system. Once the hormone is secreted in excess, these cells are inadvertently activated.” Gray hair color is not life-threatening, so in the process of evolution, this small defect has remained. In fact, in the face of stress, hair doesn’t actually turn completely white overnight, which is a slow process and lasts for several months. In addition to being associated with stress and age, gray hair can sometimes be related to experience, leadership, and trust. For example, when a male silverback mountain gorilla is fully grown, it will grow gray hair on its back and become the leader of the gorillas. After being subjected to enough pressure, individuals that are “dyed” white often have a higher status in the community than their age.

Total lunar eclipse in Mechelen, Belgium, January 21, 2019. Photo: Getty Images. On the evening of May 26, the first total lunar eclipse in more than two years will coincide with a super moon in a special combination of the universe known as a “super blood moon”. The best place to observe this eclipse will be in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, all of Australia, east of Asia and west of the Americas. Vietnamese astronomy lovers can also observe this phenomenon. A total lunar eclipse will last about 15 minutes as the Earth passes directly between the moon and the sun. The entire phenomenon will last five hours, as Earth’s shadow gradually envelops the moon, then begins to diminish. The moon will be orange-red when all sunrises and sunsets in the Earth’s atmosphere are projected onto the surface of the eclipsed moon. Why is it called a super moon? A supermoon occurs when the moon is full at the point where the moon’s orbit brings it closest to Earth. And the “blood moon” appears as it moves through the Earth’s shadow, blocking the light from the sun. A combination of such events will occur on May 26, with a total lunar eclipse followed by a partial lunar eclipse, the moon appearing in red, then fading to gray. The moon’s orbit around the Earth is not a perfect circle. This means that the moon’s distance from Earth changes as it orbits the planet. The closest point in orbit, called perigee, is about 45,000 kilometers closer to Earth than the farthest point of the orbit. A full moon that occurs near perigee is called a supermoon. The Moon when it is closest to Earth is about 12% larger than when it is furthest. Source: Wikimedia. So why call it super? The Moon’s relatively close proximity makes it appear slightly larger and brighter than usual, although the difference between a supermoon and a normal moon is often barely noticeable unless you’re looking at the two side-by-side photos. together. The moon’s orbit is not a perfect circle. Source: Wikimedia. How does a lunar eclipse work? A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth’s shadow covers all or part of the Moon. This can only happen during a full moon, so first, let’s understand what makes a full moon. Like the Earth, half of the moon is illuminated by the sun at any given time. A full moon occurs when the moon and sun are on opposite sides of the Earth. This allows you to see the entire illuminated side, which looks like a circular disk in the night sky. If the moon had a perfectly flat orbit, each full moon would be a lunar eclipse. But the Moon’s orbit is tilted about 5 degrees relative to Earth’s. So most of the time the full moon lies slightly above or below the shadow formed by the Earth. But twice in each lunar orbit, the moon lies on the same horizontal plane as both the Earth and the sun. If this corresponds to a full moon, then the sun, Earth, and moon will form a straight line, and the moon will pass through the Earth’s shadow. This leads to a total lunar eclipse. To see a lunar eclipse, you need to stay awake at night, when the moon passes through the shadow. The phases of the moon correspond to how bright humans can see from Earth. Source: Wikimedia. Why is the moon red? When the moon is completely covered by Earth’s shadow, it will darken, but not turn completely black. Instead, it is red, which is why a total lunar eclipse is sometimes called a red or blood moon. Sunlight contains all colors of visible light. The gaseous particles that make up the Earth’s atmosphere are more likely to scatter light of blue wavelengths while red wavelengths pass through. This is called Rayleigh scattering, and it’s why the sky is blue, and sunrises and sunsets are often red. Earth’s atmosphere gives the moon its blood-red glow during total lunar eclipses. Photo: Wikimedia. In the case of a lunar eclipse, red light can pass through Earth’s atmosphere and be refracted – or bent – towards the moon, while blue light is filtered out. This causes the moon to appear light red during a lunar eclipse. How does Vietnam watch the total lunar eclipse? According to the Vietnam Astronomical Association (VACA), Wednesday evening, May 26, in Vietnam, most of the central and southern regions will be able to observe the full phase of this phenomenon, while in the north only partially traceable phase. Total lunar eclipse time in Vietnam: – Midnight lunar eclipse begins: 15:47 – Partial lunar eclipse begins: 16 hours 44 minutes – Total lunar eclipse starts: 18:11 – Maximum lunar eclipse: 18 hours 18 minutes – Total lunar eclipse ends: 18 hours 25 minutes – Partial lunar eclipse ends: 19:52 – Midnight lunar eclipse ends: 20 hours 49 minutes. In the northern region: The moon rises above the horizon at the end of the total phase. The observer can only track the partial phase of the phenomenon. For example, in Hanoi, the moon rises at 6:29 pm on May 26. Thus, the observer can almost fully follow the later phase of a partial lunar eclipse from that point to its end. Sometime before 19 o’clock, this partial phase still has very high coverage and is very noticeable. In the central and southern regions: Most of the central provinces will be able to track the last part of the total phase, while most southern provinces will be able to track the entire phase if the viewing angle is wide enough to see the eastern horizon. In Ho Chi Minh City, the moon rises at 18:07, that is, before the total phase begins, and therefore observers in this area and surrounding areas can fully monitor the total phase. Although the total phase can be seen in many areas, at that time the moon is so low that it will be difficult to see in places where visibility to the east is obstructed. The most favorable observation positions to monitor this period are places with a wide view to the East: areas without front houses, roofs or windows of high-rise buildings, the coast… On November 19, astronomical lovers around the world will continue to see an almost total lunar eclipse, the moon dims but does not turn red like this time. The next total lunar eclipse will occur in May 2022. The last total lunar eclipse was in January 2019.

Appearing on Vogue’s new video, Bella Poarch shares her skincare routine and reveals tips for creating signature makeup looks. Besides, the bare face of the 24-year-old vocalist attracts the attention of viewers. Before makeup, Bella Poarch nourishes the skin with steps such as cleansing, applying vitamin C serum, mineralizing spray and moisturizing. Besides, she has a habit of applying sunscreen every day. Sharing with Vogue, Bella Poarch confided that she did not learn skin care tips from her mother. Instead, the singer’s aunt recommends using sunscreen to protect the skin. For a flawless makeup look, Bella Poarch uses Morphe’s foundation. The next steps include concealer, eyebrow, contouring… One of the indispensable steps in Bella Poarch’s skincare routine is blush. It became a factor that helped the singer’s face become more cute and attracted a large number of fans. Besides the typical makeup, Bella Poarch often tries her hand at artistic makeup. The 24-year-old singer loves to paint her face in the shape of a bee or transform into a cartoon character. Every day, Bella Poarch pursues a personal fashion sense. With wide-shaped designs, the female singer prioritizes choosing models with unique textures. The series of costumes make the female singer’s small figure more lovely. Bella Poarch is 1.52 m tall. She loves tight skirts, waistline. For tights, Bella Poarch prefers black tones to easily coordinate with coats and a range of accessories. Bella Poarch is an internet phenomenon that emerged through lip-syncing videos. She has a personal page with 69 million followers. Posted videos often attract more than 20 million views. On May 14, Bella Poarch officially debuted as a singer.

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 )

Covid-19 vaccination for medical staff – Photo: Minh Anh The World Health Organization (WHO) has requested vigilance, monitoring, early detection and timely management of rare human events after Covid-19 vaccination with suspected immune thrombocytopenia. , scattered blood clots in the lumen, cerebral venous thrombosis. The rate of thrombosis after AstraZeneca vaccination is 4.6 / 1 million doses of the first injection, Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine is 0.2 / 1 million doses of the first injection. Thrombosis after AstraZeneca vaccination is mainly seen in women, in Germany there are 29 out of 31 women with thrombosis are women. The rate of blood clotting after AstraZeneca vaccination in young people is higher than in the elderly, especially in the age group 20-29. After vaccination AstraZeneca, the phenomenon of blood clotting seems less likely to occur in people over 60 years old, only about 0.2 / 1 million doses of the first injection. Complications of coagulation after AstraZeneca vaccination depend on genetic factors, underlying disease, lifestyle, medications, factor V Leiden (risk of blood clots). According to the clinical symptom guidelines, the above events are rare and usually appear 4 to 28 days after Covid-19 vaccination with persistent, severe headache; localized neurological symptoms; convulsions, blurred vision, or double vision; difficulty breathing or chest pain; stomachache; pain, swelling of the lower extremities. In particular, patients rarely present with bleeding, skin hemorrhage, or internal bleeding. The Ministry of Health believes that lower level medical facilities can completely handle the clotting phenomenon According to the Ministry of Health, at commune, ward, district or equivalent health centers of grade IV, people should be monitored after vaccination. If at least 1 of the above clinical symptoms appears, it is necessary to transfer the person after Covid-19 vaccination to a higher level or seek emergency treatment if any. In the case of the district hospital, district or equivalent grade III, after injection appears one of the above symptoms need to carry out the following tests: Count the platelet count; basic coagulation tests; quantitative D-dinmer assay; Ultrasound, X-ray exploration … In case of after injection, symptoms need to be transferred to higher level for treatment. At the provincial, city or equivalent level II health facilities, basic tests are needed to count platelet count, and basic coagulation test; quantitative D-dimer assay; imaging tests to assess thrombosis and bleeding; perform other exploration if available. In cases beyond the capacity of diagnosis and treatment, it is necessary to consult a higher level specialist. At the central grassroots level or equivalent grade I, the special class will take in people after vaccination with severe complications transferred by the levels, and carry out all necessary investigations for diagnosis and treatment according to the diagnosis and treatment guidelines of the Ministry of Health; Consult experts as needed. According to the Ministry of Health, by the morning of April 23, an additional 20,203 people were vaccinated against Covid-19 of AstraZeneca. Thus, from March 8 to now, a total of 128,610 people have been vaccinated against Covid-19 of AstraZeneca phase 1 and phase 2 in 28 provinces and cities and have not recorded any cases of blood clots later. injection.

The new poster was revealed by the crew “Override”. Photo: NSX

In the poster “teasing goods,” the hammock, the familiar peaceful image of Vietnamese countryside, suddenly becomes a devilish “net” binding Lam Thanh My little girl. The little girl’s horrified expression and the devil’s creepy face behind her caused haunting viewers.

Lam Thanh My is the face of a promising child actress on the Vietnamese big screen. At a very young age like the present, she has had a series of roles in outstanding movies, including Doat Soul (director Ham Tran), I See Yellow Flowers On Green Grass (Director Victor Vu), Tinh Dau Tho Ngay (director Tran Nhan Kien) … The pure beauty like a muse with natural acting makes Lam Thanh My a very popular name for directors as well as audience. fake favor. Back in Bong De, Lam Thanh My will bring a very different image to his previous roles. In the family where the father “rooster raising children”, the character of Lam Thanh My is not only an older sister but also a mother who always takes care of and protects her little sister. Also suffering from an obsession from the past, the sister played by Lam Thanh My will show her mature, tough on the outside to hide her wounds as well as her inner bruises. This is a role that requires the ability to express complex emotions as well as concentration and deep understanding of the character.

“Sleep Sleep” is the first Vietnamese horror film to exploit the phenomenon of sleep paralysis – a phenomenon that is still controversial until now. Although there are scientific explanations about paralysis, in Vietnamese culture, it is still a phenomenon associated with many spiritual factors. Along with the Vietnamese village context and familiar items in everyday life, “Sleep Sleeper” will be a novel and haunting horror work. Not too abusive jumpscare or gore scenes, the movie will still make viewers shiver and fear during the enjoyment. “Sleep Sleep” is expected to open from May 14, 2021.

“The Sleeper” director Le Van Kiet graduated with a degree in Film and Television from the University of California, Los Angeles (USA). He has debuted movies: The House in the Alley 2012), Gentle (2014) … In 2019, he collaborated with Ngo Thanh Van on the action film Hai Phuong – about a mother who went to save her arrested daughter toads. Launched in Vietnam from February 2019, the work has caused box office fever with action elements. The work became the highest-grossing Vietnamese film of all time – over 200 billion VND (including international markets). The film is also shown in the US, China and the Netflix system under the name Furie. On Rotten Tomatoes, 95% of critics rated the film positively.

After 2 years of sinking at the bottom, pepper in Vietnam suddenly went up by a price fever.

According to the News on agricultural, forestry and fishery markets According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, in March 2021, Vietnam’s pepper export turnover was estimated to reach 30,000 tons, worth $ 86 million, up 123.4% in volume and 120.9% in value compared to the previous year. February 2021.

Vietnam’s pepper prices suddenly went up by a price fever.

According to data from the Import and Export Department, in 2020, Vietnam’s pepper export volume accounts for 59% of the global pepper export market share with 285,292 tons, an increase of 1.2% in volume, but a decrease of 6.8%. in value over the same period in 2019.

The second largest producer of black pepper in Brazil reached 89,756 tons, accounting for 18% of the market share; Indonesia holds 11% market share with export volume of 51,718 tons; India holds 12% market share, reaching 15,924 tons.

Notably, the price of pepper for raw materials in the country suddenly fluctuated in price. Within 1 month, the potential price of this commodity increased more than 4 times, from 17,500 VND / kg soared to 73,000 VND / kg (in the Ba Ria – Vung Tau market).

Import and Export Department (Ministry of Industry and Trade) said pepper prices in the provinces of Dak Lak, Dak Nong, Gia Lai, Dong Nai and Binh Phuoc were all at 72,000 VND / kg, 71,000 VND / kg, 70,000 VND / kg. , 74,000 VND / kg and 73,000 VND / kg.

The cause of pepper price fever, the Department of Agricultural Product Processing and Market Development (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development) said that the supply decreased while the consumer demand was prosperous.

In the first half of April, black pepper prices continued to remain stable at VND 70,000-74,000 / kg.

Compared to the same period in 2020, the current price of black pepper is twice as high (only reaching 35,000-37,000 VND / kg). Meanwhile, the price of white pepper was 108,000 VND / kg, much higher than 57,000 VND / kg in the same period in 2020.

Talking with reporters Industry and TradeMr. Hoang Phuoc Binh – Standing Vice Chairman cum General Secretary of the Chu Se Pepper Association (Gia Lai) – said that he is currently in the political service of Vietnamese pepper, businesses buy and sell pepper in the market. The world is focusing on Vietnam to purchase.

The “trigger” jump in pepper prices, said Mr. Hoang Phuoc Binh, there is a high possibility that the current pepper price is both real but also virtual. Because in addition to pepper purchased by export enterprises, there are a number of customers outside the industry who are Vietnamese who want to buy pepper for speculation.

Before the fever of raw pepper prices, farmers in pepper growing capitals expect prices to exceed 80,000 VND / kg and possibly increase to 100,000 VND / kg by the end of this year because supplies are plummeting. Therefore, many people have the mentality of “hugging” the goods, waiting for the “peak” to sell.

According to the International Pepper Association (IPC), the “shock” rise in pepper prices makes the pepper market in Vietnam difficult to predict, forcing importers to consider when sourcing the goods.

According to a survey of VFA, by 2021 Vietnam’s pepper output will decrease around 25% compared to the previous crop.

Explain T / h (Source Vietnamnet, Industry and Trade)