Enjoy a tropical sunset like Hawaii Phu Quoc is one of the most beautiful sunset spots in Vietnam. The many luxury resorts in Phu Quoc are the right place for your mother to relax and re-energize, take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, and after some time taking care of the whole family. You should choose resorts that offer panoramic views of the sea, giving priority to places built with eco-friendly architecture and using natural materials. Don’t forget to pamper yourself with a relaxing spa treatment overlooking the deep blue sea, or sip refreshing cocktails at the beachside bars, while immersing yourself in the stunning island sunsets. Hawaii. And if your mom is looking for a bit of excitement, some resorts also offer water sports and activities like windsurfing, kayaking, and snorkeling. Japanese-style resort in the heart of the ancient capital Tourism combined with healthcare is gaining more and more attention. Source: Booking.com Alba Wellness Resort in the heart of the ancient capital of Hue is a place for you and your mother to experience a quiet natural hot bath and spend time together. A true Japanese onsen bath itinerary includes a clean bath, soaking in hot mineral water outdoors in the midst of a natural setting. Then, steam to help clean, clear skin and mineral essences will penetrate better into the pores. You can choose a regular sauna or a Himalayan salt rock sauna for the body to relax and achieve the best effect. Bathing onsen or soaking in hot springs is considered an ideal therapy to help improve blood circulation, relieve stress, relieve joint pain and for deeper sleep. The Japanese-style architecture at this resort has a minimalist interior, based on five natural elements and has warm and cool green colors of wood, bamboo, palm trees and leaf roofs; creating an idyllic rural beauty, helping all visitors to gently vent all the sadness and fatigue of life outside. In the resort, you and your mother can also spend time growing vegetables, picking eggs and experiencing many other activities to immerse yourself in close nature. Small oasis Santorini in Ba Ria – Vung Tau The resort is likened to “miniature Santorini of Vietnam”. Source: Booking.com Away from the crowded beach areas, take your mother to Long Hai and enjoy a “staycation” not too far from the center of HCMC. With stunning landscape and green and white interiors, Lan Rung Phuoc Hai Resort was designed by Graham Taylor, a member of the Royal Society of British Design, inspired by elegant Mediterranean influences and dubbed “Santorini” miniature of Vietnam”. Located in a private complex with many dining and entertainment venues stretching along the beach, the resort emerges as a castle on the vast coastline of Europe. During your stay, you’ll be spoiled for choice with delicious meals and drinks at any time of the day, with 8 restaurants, bars and lounges. This must be the perfect vacation spot for you and your mom to save great photos and memories. Breakfast on the pool like Bali hồ “Floating breakfast” is a very trendy trend nowadays. Source: Booking.com Surprise your mother as soon as you wake up, with the extremely trendy “floating breakfast” trend that has “stormed” virtual believers in recent times. Inspired by the floating tray breakfast craze in Bali, The Mansion Hoi An will take you and your mother to the famous Indonesian paradise island of Bali for this unique experience! What could be more wonderful when you and your mother start your day with some champagne, strawberries, lobster and Western-style scrambled eggs and chill in the middle of a luxurious infinity pool. Whether you are looking for relaxation or new discovery, this resort offers the perfect combination of leisure activities such as lantern making, morning yoga, bicycle tours…. to Make sure mom and you enjoy a memorable vacation.

(The interior view of the bookstore is from the Internet)

SKP RENDEZ-VOUS is also actively exploring more possibilities beyond work and life. It will invite writers, artists, designers, and creators to hold in-depth dialogues, art exhibitions, food and wine tastings, floral courses and other activities. Let culture and design, art, and food blend together, so that this place is always full of vitality.

(The interior view of the bookstore is from Heika)

If we want to bring books to the future, we will bring:

“The Value of Science: Top Evolutionary Biologist Dawkins Reveals His Scientific Values ​​for the First Time”

[英] Richard Dawkins, Jia Yongmin’s translation of Zhanlu culture|Tianjin Science and Technology Press June 2020

Recommended reason:

“The Selfish Gene” is an enlightenment book for countless people to understand evolutionary thought. Its author has published a new book “The Value of Science”, which shows us his more comprehensive and profound scientific thought. Zhejiang University professor Wang Liming said: Dawkins’ thinking goes beyond biology itself, points to human reason, explores nature, and even imagines the various life forms and wisdom forms that may exist in the universe.

“The latter half of human civilization is inseparable from science,” said Zheng Yongchun, a planetary science expert. “Science is not an island. Its mission is to understand the world, tell us what the world is like, why it is so, and thus influence humanity. Three views.” Therefore, understanding the nature of science is extremely important, whether it is now or in the future, because it allows us to know what is driving the progress of human civilization, and where may it lead us?

“The Way of Travel: Enlightenment from the Road”

Author: [美]Paul Solu, Zhang Yun’s translation of the Utopia|Guangxi Normal University Press, September 2020

Recommended reason:

If I want to bring a book to the future, I will definitely bring a book about travel. Because even if the future traffic is extremely developed, the two places can be reached instantly, but we still need to feel and measure the journey with our eyes and body. And if you want to read a book about travel, Paul Solu’s “The Way of Travel” must not be missed.

The book contains many inspiring stories of great explorers and travellers, as well as travel experiences and experiences written by literary masters. Samuel Johnson, Stevenson, Hemingway, Henry James, DH Lawrence, Gide, Nabokov… On the way to a foreign country, the writers constantly touched on the vast and faint scenery and the jagged scenery. In life, they extract unfamiliar experiences from a foreign perspective, and thus explore the ways of human existence and thinking. Between here and elsewhere, travelers bring back stories from far away and reap rich lives.

“The Way of Travel” is a roaming guide for all literary readers. It is also a collection of aphorisms, pocket books and memoirs to carry with you. The moment we opened the page, we involuntarily embarked on the only way; the moment we set off, we inevitably began to write our own lives.

“Oxford Notes”

Zhang Lifen, Xuelin Publishing House, September 2020

Recommended reason:

The author uses straightforward words and precious black-and-white images to record what he saw, heard and felt during a guest semester at Oxford University. In the book, the author talks about current affairs, life, allusions, and childhood, expressing his knowledge of the West. Thinking about the field and caring for humanistic value. Although “Oxford Notebooks” is introduced as “the whole story is structured in a diary style”, we can feel the weight of history from the book. In the book, Zhang Lifen only records his experience during a guest semester in Oxford, but from his continuous writing, we can see his experience in the past few decades and the history of exchanges between China and Britain over the past 30 years.

I want to take this book to the future because we can get a deeper understanding of an extremely real Britain in the book. At the same time, we can also find in the book the “principles” that should be followed whether it is in the past, present or future: study, Ask and think.

“Technology and Civilization: Our Time and Future”

Zhang Xiaoyu page丨Guangxi Normal University Press March 2021

Recommended reason:

What is the boundary between man and machine? Can we say that machines have replaced traditional genetic evolution and are a new form of human evolution, called a more efficient way to change human “traits”? How to understand the current relationship between Made in China and the world? Why is it said that in a technological society, everyone is equal, but technical experts are more “equal” than others. This is something that must happen when entering a technological society?

From the perspective of technology-driven, the author of this book selects 14 key historical moments from the two thousand years of human history to gain insight into the irreversible destiny of mankind. I want to take this book to the future because I want to use it to reflect on the profound impact that ever-upgrading technology has brought to us humans and to human civilization.

“The Japanese Wave in Paris Fashion”

[日] Kawamura Yuhiye Shi Jihan Translated by Chongqing University Press September 2018

Recommended reason:

Fashion, in an era when human material civilization is extremely rich and steadily rising, it will only penetrate deeper and deeper into people’s lives. The future of fashion for everyone may not be far away. Therefore, understanding the nature of fashion seems to be a key to prying into the future world.

And when it comes to fashion, you can’t get around the world’s greatest fashion capital-Paris. Through its haute couture, demi-couture, and prt-porter classification system, the Parisian fashion industry has created a highly structured and strictly controlled system that is difficult for non-Western designers to penetrate. However, a group of influential Japanese designers broke into this system and influenced the entire Paris fashion industry.

How did they do that? The author Yuhito Kawamura discusses this issue, and at the same time raises more questions: Does this system promote or inhibit new creativity? Does the current fashion industry focus more on the commercial shaping of product images, rather than the clothing itself? Without Saint Laurent, Miyake, Kenzo, where will the French fashion industry go? This insightful book delves into the fashion wave that Japan set off in Paris for the first time, and raises a series of provocative questions about the future of the industry.