Stay at home to avoid the epidemic in the city days. When Ho Chi Minh City implemented the distance, Miss Tieu Vy worked hard to take photos to post on social networks and interact with fans. Miss Vietnam 2018 wears a crop-top shirt with extremely hot deep slits. She also attracts attention with her impressive makeup style and fancy side-tied hair. Runner-up Phuong Nga wears a soft pastel blue dress, showing off her sexy bare shoulders. Vietnam 2018 runner-up made fans admire with her flawless porcelain white skin. H’Hen Niê wears an elegant, stylized yellow-tone outfit when playing gameshow. The design helps the beauty to show off her long and attractive legs. Runner-up Phuong Anh attracts attention with an impressive and modern makeup style, different from the usual clear look. Miss Ngo Phuong Lan shows off her young beauty at the age of 34. Runner-up Thanh Tu shows off his son who has turned 2 years old. Runner-up Ngoc Thao remembers the days on the beach when TP. Ho Chi Minh City is implementing social distancing. HHVN 2020 skin beauty Phuong Quynh transforms into a lovely lady with a classic style outfit. Talented beauty Doan Hai My wears a dynamic and attractive two-piece shirt. At home to avoid the epidemic, runner-up Mau Thuy is still practicing hard and showing off her extremely hot body. Miss Khanh Van also practiced hard inside the isolation area.

The floating beams surrounded by greenery are immortal Throughout the ages, there has been an endless stream of people who have visited Fuliang City. The words of praise are hidden in popular poems Jingdezhen has always been known as the “Porcelain Capital”, and Fuliang County, located at the junction of Jiangxi and Anhui provinces in the northeast of Jiangxi Province, is the largest district in Jingdezhen. It is not only the famous “source of porcelain”, but also The little-known “Fuliang Tea City”. The famous verse that made Fuliang tea master famous in our childhood textbooks, Bai Juyi’s “Pipa Xing”, “Businessmen value profit rather than parting, and Fuliang went to buy tea the previous month.” A short sentence to buy tea in Fuliang shows the status of Fuliang tea at that time. Today, it is the first time for me to come to Jingdezhen. I am not looking for the blue and white porcelain, but only to explore the pleasant fragrance of Fuliang tea. Drive about an hour from Fuliang County to the “Shizi Garden”. After the new rain, a green tea field spread out in front of my eyes. The tea fields of Shiziyuan occupy the right time and place of the Fuliang Mountain; the vegetation there is vast, warm and humid, the soil layer is deep, the rainfall is abundant, cloudy and foggy; “Sundays and evenings on a sunny day, fog everywhere, cloudy and rainy, full of clouds” is Shiziyuan’s. Beauty and portrayal. In the early summer of May, Shi Ziyuan exudes a faint fragrance of spring tea. When the drone soared freely in the sky, I saw the beauty away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and also felt the romantic poem brought by Fuliang Chunming: “Tea ridges lie outside the sky, and peaks and mountains pass between the sea and clouds.” If you want to understand the past and present of Fuliang, one place you must visit is “Yaoli Ancient Town”. The ancient name of Yaoli is “Yaoli”, as far back as the middle of the Tang Dynasty, where there were handicraft workshops producing ceramics, named after the famous porcelain kiln. It wasn’t until the beginning of this century that the porcelain kiln moved out, and “Yaoli” was renamed Yaoli. Ming and Qing Ancient Street Water Pavilion Tower Bluestone Road Wooden Suspension Bridge Naughty child Green hills, green water, white wall and black tiles Also far away and live Also beautiful and also through Choose a cool breeze in the afternoon, walk slowly in the Huizhou-style building with white walls and blue tiles, slowly appreciate and taste the lush greenery of the years and the passage of time. In Yaoli Ancient Town, you can see the villagers take their dried bamboo shoots to dry in the sun, and you can also see the old people sitting in twos and threes on the bamboo chairs to bask in the sun. The dense life scenes make people want to stay. The new tea picked by the villagers in the ancient town is also favored by tourists. Red pepper, dried potato, dried small fish, and fermented bean curd can be used as your meal, or you can take it home as authentic local souvenirs. “Mother River” Yao River, clear and soothing, gurgling across the town from east to west, bringing poetry-like pastoral scenery to the small ancient town. Because of the agility of the Yao River, the town is more peaceful, and tourists also like to walk on the small wooden bridge over the river, staggeringly stepping on the beat to explore the past of the ancient town. Sitting on the wooden bridge, taking a stretched photo, the green hills are majestic, the trees are verdant, and a colorful ink painting is spread out like this. The ancient buildings in Yaoli are mostly old houses from the Ming and Qing dynasties, scattered on both sides of the Yao River. The old-fashioned bricks and tiles, mottled walls, classical windows, and angled eaves all tell history. I like this ancient town of Yaoli. There are no fully commercialized Xiaoqiaoliu Shui people’s homes. The villagers in the ancient town still retain their houses and previous lifestyles. For them, it seems that time has stagnated, as if everything is the same as before. . Also belonging to the Yaoli Scenic Area, there is also a “Rainan Ancient Kiln Civilization Site”. Around the south, a very inconspicuous mountain village once led Jingdezhen ceramics to another brilliance. As far back as the middle of the Tang Dynasty, Yaoli had handcrafted workshops for the production of ceramics, especially glazed fruit. During the heyday of porcelain making, there were more than 100 porcelain kilns, more than 200 ceramic workshops, and more than 300 water tanks. During the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the Yaoli porcelain industry was pushed to its peak and became one of the three ancient kiln areas in Jingdezhen. Now go to the ancient civilization site of the ancient kiln in Raonan, you can see the oldest glazed fruit hand workshop, ceramic hand workshop, and now there are workers in it to restore the scene of the year. Along a serene path with a winding path, there is the No. 1 Long Kiln site. This is a sloped dragon kiln built in the Southern Song Dynasty. It is built on the mountain and has a total length of 19.2 meters. It is divided into three parts: a fire chamber, a kiln bed and a smoke outlet. It is paved with crushed stones and is well preserved. Visitors to and from the kiln must always observe carefully and look up at this large kiln with a slope. Flying the drone, overlooking the long No. 1 Dragon Kiln from a high altitude, it is like a gray “grey dragon” embedded in the green water and green mountains, winding and talking. In the distance, there is the No. 2 Long Kiln site. It is one of the oldest porcelain kilns discovered in Yaoli. The No. 3 Long Kiln site is the oldest and most well-preserved dragon kiln discovered to date. Why did the small Raonanshan Village become the exclusive land of dragon kilns for several generations in the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties? The answer is the same as Fuliang tea. There are abundant china clay resources, sufficient water resources, and sufficient fuel resources, which are all indispensable natural conditions for making porcelain. Leaving the ancient kiln civilization ruins in Raonan, the car traveled between the green hills of Fuliang in northern Jiangxi. What you breathe is the taste of negative oxygen ions. The source of high-grade Fuliang black tea is hidden in these green primitive wild tea forests; Wanghu Ancient Tea Garden is also in this forest and mountains. After the Fuliang black tea is brewed, the tea soup is red and strong, the aroma is fresh, the fragrance is long-lasting, and there is an obvious sweet fragrance, sometimes with the fragrance of roses. The unique fragrance of floating red is also called “Qimenxiang”. Gongfu black tea produced in Fuliang County won the gold medal of the “Panama World Expo”. Since then, Fuliang Gongfu black tea, together with Sri Lanka’s highland tea and India’s Darjeeling tea, has been included in the world’s top three high-flavor teas. Fuliang County has many mountains above 500 meters above sea level. The red soil and yellow soil in the area have high organic content, rich water, heat, and biological resources. The mountain forests grow luxuriantly, the forest coverage rate is high, and tea gardens are scattered on the slopes and hills. The unique natural conditions not only make Fuliang black tea famous overseas, but also the “Fuyao Xianzhi” and “Yaoli Yayu” Fuliang green tea, which is also a high-quality high-quality mountain tea. When I left Fuliang County, I brought a few boxes of Fuliang tea back to Shanghai, hoping to keep the fragrance of Fuliang tea lingering on my lips and in my heart.

Illustration. Get rid of the habit of using too much sugar right away, because too much sugar can damage your teeth. This isn’t just the sugar you find in cake or candy; This even includes sugar found in bread, beans, fruit and potatoes. Because of this, you should try to avoid overdoing it on overly sugary foods. If you regularly enjoy soda or gum, try sugar-free alternatives to help you cut out the sugar. Brush your teeth twice a day You may want to brush your teeth early in the morning as part of your morning routine, but that may not be enough. Brushing at night is also important, as it removes plaque buildup and bacteria that cause tooth decay and dental disease. Moreover, at night is the time when bacteria are very active, so don’t forget to brush your teeth twice in the morning and at night. Brush your tongue Your teeth and gums aren’t the only places that can harbor bacteria. The tongue is also a hiding place for a lot of bacteria. So don’t forget to brush your tongue and even invest in a dedicated, quality tongue scraper. Attention to small details When it comes to oral health, you need to take care of the entire oral cavity, including the tiniest things. If your gums look a bit red, if your saliva is a little different, or if you have mild pain in your mouth, consult your dentist immediately. Because those are all signs that the body wants to tell us that something is wrong. Food and vitamin supplements In addition to eliminating sweets and candies from your diet, you should include vitamins to create good oral health. You need to eat foods rich in fiber such as fruits, nuts, and vegetables. The best ones are apples, bananas, corn and peas… You should also use whole foods, which are packed with B vitamins and iron. In addition, cereals contain magnesium, a mineral that helps with calcium absorption and promotes tooth health. Eat seafood more often if you want to get more vitamin D. Salmon, herring, canned tuna, and sardines are good sources of vitamin D. Try coconut oil Coconut oil is a natural way to protect teeth against cavities, expel bacteria and restore enamel. Simply put a tablespoon of coconut oil in your mouth for 15-20 minutes until the saliva and coconut oil turn milky white, spit it out and rinse your mouth. Coconut oil does not reverse the effects of tooth decay, but it does help prevent cavities. Use effectively when combined with toothpaste and dental floss.

In fact, many collectors have suffered from the loss of experts, and they have been deceived by the combination of experts and buyers. Some experts even claim that fake antiques are real and sell them at a high price for their private interests, or they say that they are real as fake, and buy them at a low price. But not all experts are like this. There are many appraiser experts who cherish wings very much, and they severely condemn this phenomenon. At a treasure appraisal site, an expert couldn’t help but turn his face. This person was Cai Guosheng, the appraisal expert of CCTV’s “Treasure Hunt” program.

The story goes like this. At that time, there was a treasure appraisal program in the place, and Cai Guosheng and several other experts were the guests of appraisal. In the morning, an expert surnamed Huang said that a fake Shakyamuni standing statue was true. In the afternoon, the expert was even more unscrupulous. One person brought up a porcelain vase from the Song Dynasty, and the inscription underneath was the Grand View of Song Dynasty’s reign. However, the inscription on porcelain is a tradition that only existed after the Ming Dynasty, so it is obviously fake. But the expert ignored the reminders of the people around him and said it was true.

Then another farmer from Heilongjiang brought up a jade pig dragon of Hongshan culture and said that he dug it out of his own land. However, the Hongshan culture is in Liaoning and Inner Mongolia, how could it be in Heilongjiang? , And there are more than a dozen in one dig. But the expert said it was true again. Teacher Cai Guosheng endured it all the time at first, because no one wanted to offend his colleagues. Until this expert once again described the flower bottle that can be seen everywhere in the antique city as an official imitation official in the Kangxi period.

At this time, Cai Guosheng couldn’t bear it. He stood up and pointed to the expert named Huang, and asked him He Juxin. He pointed out that the Buddha statues in the morning were fake, and the ones in the afternoon were also fake. What are you going to do with this propaganda platform? What’s the ulterior motive. Then Mr. Cai Guosheng took off the headset, got up angrily and left. Later data showed that this appraising program was sponsored by a local collector. Although I don’t know what the purpose of this expert surnamed Huang is, there are indeed many experts who have made false appraisal results for their own benefit or for the benefit of others.

Because the appraisal is inherently risky, if there is a problem with the collection, the experts can also say something as an excuse, and it will have no effect on themselves. What do you think of this matter? Welcome to discuss together.

As one of the leading beauty icons of Vbiz, Mai Phuong Thuy is also favored by fans as the big sister of the Miss village. The coronation has been more than 14 years, but the beauty of Miss Vietnam has not changed, she is even more beautiful and salty over the years. Therefore, she is always the center of attention when appearing with a superior appearance. Mai Phuong Thuy again received negative comments, saying that she touched cutlery, fixed her nose, made porcelain teeth, braces … Recently, Miss Hau officially spoke out when she was told that it was fake braces, she shared: “It’s too bad that I can replace broken teeth, but I have never had braces, braces but also slouch?”. Since the coronation, Miss Hau has had crooked teeth. She wanted to keep the charm of her teeth, so she did not change, only replacing teeth when broken. Those teeth have always accompanied Thuy to the present time. It can be said that Mai Phuong Thuy is one of the rare queens who do not follow the fashion of porcelain teeth or braces. Graceful crooked teeth followed her from the time she was a schoolgirl, to the time she was crowned Miss and until now, it has remained unchanged. She said that there are times when a tooth is broken and a new tooth is replaced, because when making porcelain teeth, it will be very painful plus removing the pulp like a tree branch is uprooted, the teeth will be weak and not durable, so she do not choose the method of making porcelain teeth. About braces, this is a pretty useful beauty method, but it is suitable for those who have too much or too little teeth. Because braces will change the jaw muscles a lot, this is a suitable measure for puberty until about 23 years old, to achieve the optimal effect. Mai Phuong Thuy is always proud of her bright smile and crooked teeth. She is always praised for having a smile as bright as a flower. It can be said that not making porcelain teeth helps Mai Phuong Thuy to retain her inherent beauty from the past to the present. To help you distinguish between porcelain teeth and naturally beautiful teeth with the naked eye, there are 5 identification bullet points for your reference and from there it is easier to distinguish: – Porcelain teeth usually have a brighter whiteness than real teeth, but the white color of porcelain will be a bit dazzling and not as natural as real teeth with good enamel. – Porcelain teeth are prone to blackening, which is something that real teeth rarely have. Because natural and artificial teeth are different, this is the easiest way to distinguish them when seen with the naked eye. If you can’t stand it, your gums will initially darken and darken over the years. Something that real teeth rarely do. – Porcelain tooth gaps are often tight and even like corn kernels, while real teeth have a slight gap, these gaps will be uneven and the tooth configuration is also uneven. – Porcelain teeth after making, if you do not clean carefully, will easily cause unpleasant odors that make you lose confidence even though you have a bright white teeth.

King Khai Dinh whose real name is Nguyen Phuc Buu Dao, the 12th king of the Nguyen Dynasty. He ascended the throne in 1916 at the age of 31. Immediately after taking the throne, he built many palaces, palaces, mausoleums such as Kien Trung Palace, An Dinh Palace, Truong An Gate, Hien Nhon Gate, Chuong Duc Gate, especially the work of Khai Dinh mausoleum (Ung Lang). Although it is the mausoleum with the smallest area, Khai Dinh tomb is the most labor-consuming and money-consuming work of the Nguyen Dynasty tombs. In addition, this is also a unique and longest-built mausoleum. If Gia Long tomb was built in 6 years (1814 – 1820), Minh Mang tomb for 4 years (1840 – 1843), Tomb of Tu Duc for 3 years (1964 – 1967), the construction of Khai Dinh tomb is 11 years (1920 – 1931), lasting two kings, namely Khai Dinh and Bao Dai. According to history books, when building Ung Lang, King Khai Dinh consulted many presentations of the geographers, and finally, he chose Chau Chu mountain slopes as the location for his resting place. this. The terrain of Khai Dinh mausoleum is carefully calculated, creating a majestic and magnificent natural scene. Accordingly, Khai Dinh mausoleum took a low hill in the front as the place of “criminal record”, with Chau E stream flowing from the left to “water convergence”, Chop Vung mountain on the left and Kim Son mountain on the right. as Ta Thanh Long and friends of Bach tiger (ie dragon, tigers adoring Ung Lang). The king changed the name of Chau language mountain to Ung Son mountain and named the mausoleum is Ung Lang. The mausoleum was built with 127 steps of modern materials such as iron, steel, cement, and Ardoise tiles…, allowed by the king to come to France to import. The entire interior in the three nave spaces in Thien Dinh Palace are decorated with ceramic and glass reliefs imported from China, Japan … The “golden hands” of early artisans. In the twentieth century, tens of thousands of samples of colorful glass and chinaware were used to embellish thousands of vivid royal and folk images. Thien Dinh Palace, the burial place of King Khai Dinh’s body, is the place with the most unique design and most artistic value until today. On the mausoleum’s ceiling, “Cuu Long An Van” (nine dragons hidden in clouds) was painted by artist Phan Van Tanh with his feet. In Thien Dinh Palace, there are two bronze statues of King Khai Dinh. The statue outside, the king dressed in the French soldier uniform, was cast in Vietnam. The 1: 1 statue on the altar was cast in France by two French artisans, and gilded by Hue artisans. The king’s tomb is just below this altar. It is known that in order to fund the construction of the mausoleum, King Khai Dinh asked the French protectorate to increase tax by 30%. This act of the king has been harshly condemned by history. Nowadays, over time, Khai Dinh tomb has turned color, but it makes the tomb more ancient. According to the experts, the Tomb of Khai Dinh is really the top symbol of art. Invite readers to watch the video: Overcoming difficulties in finding graduate jobs in the translation season / Source: VTV TSTC.

Anyone who can sew can participate in it. This technique is similar to the Japanese Kintsugi technique in which broken crockery is repaired with yellow glue so that cracks remain visible. From Instagram to the couture runway, sustainable fashion recycling and development is hotter than ever. Some fashion brands have been tinkering and researching with fabrics. For example, Loewe introduced Jonathan Anderson’s multi-material coats and skirts, while Hermès introduced the patchwork-style bomber jacket. To do it yourself, simply fix a hole in the garment with a patch and add colorful strands if desired. You can also knit in the damage, sew a nice patch over it, or emphasize the gaps by creating a colorful border around it. Elsewhere, you can disguise the stain with a hook or patch on it or with a colorful thread around it. Wear areas are reinforced with prominent stitches. “Invisible mending” and “Visible mending” The patchwork is often not visible because we often try to hide the stitches into the fabric as best we can. Usually it’s a patch from the back and it’s tucked away. With “Visible mending”, you are highlighting the cuts and damage in the garment, adding decorative details and artistic stitching to create an even nicer spot where the tear is. “Visible mending” is most commonly practiced on woven, structured fabrics such as cotton or denim, although decorating using yarn on knitted fabrics is also becoming a popular DIY trend. It is also possible to fix on stretch denim, but may result in some creases at the edges. The stitching style and materials used can be inspired by Japanese techniques such as sashiko and boro, although it may not adhere to traditional principles strictly. Sashiko embroidery originated many centuries ago in Japan as a “custom of the people”. Usually, it is done during the colder months by women who repair and sew clothes for their families. Traditionally, its run stitching will be done on indigo dyed fabric with white thread, and patterns can range from simple mesh lines to complex geometrical patterns. Especially with the sashiko, the stitches are about six inches long, and to give it that simplicity and beauty, the gaps between the gaps are slightly smaller. The art here is to make it completely uniform, so that all the gaps between them are equal. There is an order and a sequence of how you are stitching and certain rules must be followed, such as when two lines intersect. Boro is an increasingly popular embroidery technique that uses a running stitch to connect the fabric patches, creating a patchwork-like effect.

The bowl, identified as a rare Ming-era antiquity, even achieved a much higher selling price than Sotheby’s initial valuation of $ 300,000-500,000. It sold for $ 721,800, nearly 29,000 times the original purchase price from the second hand market. The lotus bowl originating from the reign of Emperor Minh Thanh To has just been sold for $ 721,800. Photo: Sotheby’s. The bowl is white with delicate motifs of lotus flowers, peony flowers, chrysanthemums and pomegranates. The diameter of the bowl is about 15 cm. While auction organizer Sotheby’s did not disclose the identity of the owner who bought the precious bowl, Sotheby’s head of the Chinese arts department, Angela McAteer, told CNN By phone prior to the March 17 auction, the person who found the bowl at a second hand market did not haggle when buying it for an asking price of 35 USD. Immediately after buying, he sent a photo of the bowl to auction specialists, and it was immediately identified as an object of historical significance. “Instinctively we have a very, very good feeling about the bowl,” said Ms. McAteer. After more thorough examination, experts identified this antiquity – also known as the “lotus bowl” – produced by the Ming court during the reign of Emperor Minh Thanh To (1403-1424) – during period is famous for its special sophisticated porcelain technique. “The bowl has an extremely smooth porcelain body and the glossy enamel is not abrasive,” Ms. McAteer said. The industry of making this bowl is no longer found in later dynasties. Photo: Sotheby’s. The bowl-making industry was not replicated in the later Ming dynasties, nor in successive dynasties, Ms. McAteer added. According to representatives of Sotheby’s, there are only 6 bowls in the world similar to antiques found in Connecticut, including those on display at the National Palace Museum in Taipei, the British Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum in London.