Here, the house is divided into 5 parts that are almost equal in length. And the real living space for birthdays (eating, sleeping) only accounts for two parts, the remaining three are almost empty for the front yard, back yard and skylight, garden. In particular, the garden area in the middle of the house becomes the center of art and handles ventilation and light for all the remaining surrounding spaces. The functional spaces are designed to allow people living in the house to enjoy the green, airy views outside. The main tone of the house is white, gray with light decorative pieces in a minimalist style, minimizing redundant details to fully enjoy the living space. The bathroom has an additional small steam room, which is an essential relaxation place for the family but often neglected when it comes to home design. Just 1m2 is a place that brings many health benefits to the family, relieves pain, relieves stress, detoxifies toxins… The balcony is less boring when used as an aquarium, while watching the fish swim both below and above and create a unique feature for the house. The living room is connected to the kitchen, making the housewife’s kitchen use more reasonable and convenient. The terrace has only a small space so that every early morning the owner can make a cup of coffee to watch the sunrise, exercise, and grow vegetables. Sometimes in the evening, you can have a BBQ party with friends and relatives. Although it is a townhouse, the owner has “sacrificed” the daily living space to reserve an area for relaxation needs such as an aquarium, a mountain corner, a place to grow ornamental plants, flowers, etc. For the weekend. , Tet holiday, it will be a place to meet, have fun, chat with family and friends. Address: Le Trong Tan Street, Tan Phu District, HCMC
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The facade of the house at 75 Thuoc Bac street. This narrow and deep house is located at 75 Thuoc Bac street, in the middle of Hanoi Old Quarter with 4 households living together. In addition to the facade, the place owned by Ms. Vu Thi Diem – 76 years old is leased as a metal shop. From the perspective of a visitor coming to visit, the address 75 Thuoc Bac seems to be an alley with many closed families, only using the alley as a common passageway. But when entering, quite a few people will be surprised because the living space is “not closed” in the literal sense of the households here. At first, everyone thought this was a common alley. Ms. Diem – a little-known person who has won the Kovalevskaya award with the coating of the 500kV power poles said: “This is just the way from house to house, the families in the alley are mostly elderly people, so most of the families in the alley are elderly. living together does not block the alley because the width is too narrow, only 2.1m, if the alley is divided, there is no room for the bed. She also explained, the lifestyle of households here from the past to now have been used to living together, there is nothing inconvenient as many people think. Ms. Vu Thi Diem explained her “non-closed” alley. In the past, the house was 2.95m wide according to the papers, but during the French period, the wall was quite thick, more than 35cm on each side, not including bricks, but later covered, so now the house is only 7 tiles wide, about 2.1m wide. Households living from eating, sleeping are not closed. This house in turn goes to another house, from the bed, the kitchen, … can pass when the other house is sleeping or eating. Ms. Diem said that she and other households here are used to sleeping or eating with family members passing by because they have lived here for many years. Previously, the house 75 Thuoc Bac had 9 households, but now there are only 4 households living on a single floor without a second floor. Mrs. Diem is the outermost household, so she keeps the key and is in charge of checking the door every morning and evening. House No. 75 Thuoc Bac was formerly the Cu Hien woolen weaving factory from the French period of Mrs. Vu Thi Diem’s ​​family. During the Revolutionary period, the house was chiseled to Hang Bo street and close to Hang Can street. Later, it was filled in, but the house is still 70m deep. Of all the households here, only Mrs. Diem’s ​​house has a second floor, keeping almost intact traces of an old house. Wooden stairs from the early twentieth century. The altar is still preserved intact from the altar, the door frame to the floor tiles. Wooden wall and Tho crossword from before 1945 of Mrs. Diem’s ​​house. “I keep almost everything from the time my father moved here before 1945, but now the second floor is just for storage and worship, but I still sleep and live on the first floor to take care of the house and lock the door” – Mrs. Good omen. Although every household has a key to the outside door, she still carefully checks the door until she goes to bed at night. “While sleeping, it is normal for people to pass by, the houses here are not related but live very well. Before, they used to eat together, but now it’s stopped because each person eats for an hour.” – she added happily. Where Mrs. Diem slept and read books. She also told a story that in the past, when she was doing research in chemistry, she knew many foreign experts and invited them to her house to play, they asked jokingly: Do you sleep in the alley? Why not enter the house, who sleeps in this aisle? The kitchen, toilet and laundry of Mrs. Diem’s ​​house have an open skylight. The Hanoi Old Quarter area has a fairly high population density with many households living in a narrow and non-closed space, but nonetheless for many people here, especially the elderly here since birth and Keeping the old house full of memories of a bygone era is really: “The land has turned into the soul!”. All difficulties in life seem to disappear and sometimes, according to Mrs. Diem: “I’m very happy!”.

Living in Binh Thanh district, I often go to restaurants in this area to work or meet friends on weekends. Nha Nam Cafe or Awake Coffee is the place where I give me the ideal space to read books, write articles… Meanwhile, Twilight Rooftop or Owl in the Tree is the ideal chill spot for me and my friends. In addition, Dookki is an indispensable dining address for Korean food lovers like me. Suggested dishes: Milk coffee, chrysanthemum tea, apricot juice, crocodile juice, avocado smoothie, guava juice, mint fresh milk… Located opposite the Foreign Trade University of Ho Chi Minh City, the coffee shop is the favorite address of students and young people. Coming to the shop, I was quite impressed by the quiet space, low noise, in contrast to the busy look of D5 street. The restaurant has 2 floors. The lower floor is a cool skylight area and the upper floor is a place for those who want to study, read or meet with friends. There are both open spaces and air-conditioned rooms. What impressed me the most was the design of a huge bookcase right on the stairs. Not a “nerd”, I usually choose a single desk to work when I come here. The restaurant has many types of seating, suitable for large groups or single guests. The place where the charger is less plugged in is quite inconvenient for guests coming here to work. In addition, the quiet space is not suitable for chatting with large groups. The restaurant does not allow bringing in food/drinks from outside. The menu has all kinds of coffee, tea, smoothies, yogurt, cakes. In the summer, I often choose easy-to-drink cooling dishes such as apricot or crocodile juice. The ice blended drinks I’ve tried are quite bland, not the shop’s strong point. Suggested dishes: Spicy beef jerky, sunny day deer, beef patties, fruit wine, upside down beer… Tucked away in an alley on Bach Dang Street, Twilight Rooftop is a place I often go to after work to watch Saigon transform at night. As the name implies, the shop is open to welcome guests at dusk, from 6pm to midnight. The parking space is about 10 meters from the shop, located at the end of the alley. You press the elevator on the 5th floor of the apartment building and then walk up to the 6th floor to get to the shop. The open space here is both a plus and a disadvantage when Saigon is “sunshine in the morning, rainy in the afternoon”. The last time I went to the shop was a rainy afternoon, at that time, it was cloudy so I couldn’t hunt for sunset as usual. In return, on beautiful days, you can enjoy the romantic sunset scene. Possessing a view of Landmark 81, this is one of the most beautiful viewing points of Saigon in Binh Thanh District. At night, the shop lights up to create a shimmering effect for visitors to live virtual. There’s acoustic music on Saturdays and free tarot readings every night. In addition to alcoholic beverages such as beer, cocktails, soda… the shop also has snacks for you to enjoy and “hard” to sip. Suggested dishes: Iced matcha with coconut cream, strawberry banana, carrot orange, childhood cake, dried chicken with lemon leaves, Da Lat shumai… The shop is a combination of coffee and homestay model, located at the end of Ung Van Khiem street. Every time I pass by here, the shop reminds me of a tropical garden rather than a coffee shop because of the green space of ornamental plants. Many people liken this place as “the second Da Lat”. Entering the shop, the simplicity and peace of the wooden house with many pets such as dogs, cats and birds immediately grabbed my feet. The shop has many different spaces for me to read, work or chat with friends. The outdoor space is quite hot if guests arrive at noon. The upstairs area with many insects is also a minus point here. The cool green canopy, bougainvillea, sunny patio or rustic wooden floor here give me a lot of nostalgia about the city of thousands of flowers. This is because most of the decorations are brought back from the mountain town by the owner. The menu here has quite funny names such as coffee owls, coffee owls, fragrant lips owls, sweet owls, owls, small owls… Suggested dishes: Milk coffee, tropical tea, matcha, crushed ice, juice… Awake Coffee is my usual shop when I need to study or work at night. The “wake coffee” shop is located in an alley but is quite easy to find. Parking here is quite limited. If the restaurant is crowded, you have to park your car 10 meters away. The 3-storey space at the restaurant is quite spacious, there are many types of tables to sit alone or team work. The restaurant has an elevator, making it easy for you to move. Trees arranged in many corners are also a plus. The restaurant is quite crowded day and night. Therefore, the space here is a bit noisy, not suitable for those who need a quiet place to work. Coffee is the standout drink here. Refreshing fruit teas are the ideal suggestion for a sweltering Saigon day. Suggested dishes: Fried chicken, fish cakes, rice balls, mixed noodles… Dookki is the first place that comes to mind when I crave Korean food, especially tokbokki hot pot. The restaurant space is luxurious, with many types of tables, suitable for single or group guests. The hot food line includes many of my favorite dishes such as fried chicken with spicy sauce, fish cakes, fried squid, mixed vermicelli… In addition, hot pot toppings are equally diverse such as vegetables, mushrooms, meat, seafood, and pellets. , eggs… Especially, here I can prepare hot pot sauce by myself. Out of 7 types, I like dookki sauce the most because of its harmonious taste. After the hot pot meal, if you want to eat full, you can make rice mixed with seaweed, kimchi… with the remaining sauce in the pot. Coming here, I usually order more cheese rings with tokbokki or fried food. In addition to food, the restaurant also serves free soft drinks for guests. For me, the dishes at Dookki are quite starchy, so it’s a bit boring. Another minus point is that the buffet time is limited to 90 minutes.

Hum Vegetarian Hum Vegatarian brings green spaces with plants, lakes and minimalist interior items, evoking a rustic look. The restaurant is divided into private spaces, private areas for diners to dine with relatives, a 100-square-meter outdoor courtyard located in the middle of a suitable campus for party organization. The restaurant impresses diners with its delicate, frugal and nutritious vegetarian cuisine. At Hum, vegetarian dishes are skillfully prepared, with care in both taste and presentation. Address: Thao Dien, District 2 (many branches) Opening hours: 10-22h Photo: Kate Oanh Pham, Hum Vegetarian. Customer reviews: Tien Tran: “The day before, I went with a few foreign friends to the restaurant, everyone was very fond of the restaurant. Many vegetarian dishes from traditional to modern are decorated in an innovative way. Although the price is a bit high, if you treat Guests or going out to eat with foreign partners is fine “. Cao Ngoc: “The first time I came to the restaurant, I was impressed by a quiet, cool, fragrant herb aroma. My own feeling is that replacing colorful curtains with gentle neutral colors would be more appropriate, or even do not need to use curtains because inherently there are cool trees around “. An Duyen green kitchen Vegetarian space in An Duyen green kitchen is designed in classic Vietnamese style mixed with Cholon culture. From the walls, windows, wooden furniture, to decorative items that bring a feeling of peace, mixed with a little nostalgia. The menu at the restaurant is plentiful, offering a diverse culinary experience. The restaurant uses completely natural ingredients from mushrooms, vegetables and tofu to ensure safety and health value. Address: District 5, HCMC Opening hours: 10-14h30 and 17-22h, the 1st and 15th of the lunar month open every month from 10-22h Photo: Anna Quyen, An Duyen. Customer reviews: Nguyen Hoang Minh: “Vegetarian restaurant is located at the foot of Nguyen Tri Phuong bridge, the location is a bit hidden, if you do not pay attention, it will be difficult to find. Delicious vegetarian dishes, diverse menu, gentle and attentive staff. The full moon day and the first day are often very crowded, so book a table in advance. The space of the restaurant is also lovely, cozy. Truc Ly: “The other day I bought it and brought it back, I was instructed to sit at a separate table and drink tea very attentively. The dish brought back is wrapped in a simple but also thoughtful paper box. And today, eat at the restaurant. Every dish is delicious, especially Thai hotpot and cha ram. I noticed that the waiters are calm and patient. The shop plays very cute wordless music. Moc Huong Cac Pure Land The restaurant is located in a small alley in Ho Chi Minh City with open space, garden filled with green trees, Moc Huong Cac offers a cool space in the hot weather of the city. In addition to serving vegan dishes and tea ceremony, the restaurant also exhibits many art works with the theme of Buddhism, finely carved, vividly. Address: Tan Phu, HCMC Opening hours: 7-22h Photo: Moc Huong The. Customer reviews: Hà Trinh: “Although located in the alley, the area of ​​the shop is quite large. The garden design with 3 open spaces is very airy, there is a basement for guests who want to book their own table. There are many Buddha statues here, but the open space is open. So I do not feel constrained. My own feeling is that the food here is deliciously seasoned, not too spicy but lighter. ” Tran Alex: “The restaurant has a rustic and cozy decor, a rare Zen space in the bustling city. In addition to enjoying vegan dishes, meditation coffee, and famous teas from China. In Taiwan, visitors can also admire Buddhist artworks from domestic and foreign artisans “.

Stilt house is a typical type of house in the southwest river region. The old house was formed in 1968, so it has revealed many traces of time. In addition, the flood season in Hong Ngu does not rise to the residential area as before, so the stilt house becomes no longer suitable for the current life rhythm. Tien’s house is located in Hong Ngu City, Dong Thap province, adjacent to a river. Tien’s house has an area of ​​119 m². The problem posed for the Ha workshop design team is to create a close, open, cozy space. At the same time, to overcome the problems of the old house, especially bringing a new color in the model of the house in the suburban area. The Ha design workshop team designed an open space that is both open and cozy The gate of the house is unique because of the steep sloping roof lines. Viewed from above, it can be seen that the sloping roof system turns down to make the main space of the house. In it, the worship area is placed in the center of the house. The altar space connects with the living room and other spaces. All the spaces in the house seem to touch the garden space, which was also the design team’s purpose. The objects in the house bring intimacy. Separating the worship room, living room from the kitchen is a separating wall. Ha workshop design team shared: “This house marks the maturity of a child and is a place to once again demonstrate the family love after the days of building together.” Although the design of the house has antiquity, there are a number of highlights that bring fresh colors different from those in this suburban area. The house mainly uses wooden materials. The glass doors and the slope roof are built firmly to bring the building elegance and ventilation. In addition, the washing corner is arranged neatly with many surrounding trees. The design team also takes advantage of light sheet to create enough light for this space.

Saigon Coffee and Tea is designed in a modern direction, tone bright with two main colors are white and orange. The restaurant includes a cold room inside and a patio courtyard. Each space is linked to each other overlooking the garden. Photo: Saigon Coffee Photo: Saigon Coffee Photo: Saigon Coffee The shop chooses white as the main color tone for the inner area, making the whole space bright and eye-catching while still having pure and minimalistic features. Tables and chairs are used entirely of wood material with diverse designs placed to logic creating many ideal study corners. This will be a quite quiet place suitable for those who need to study, read or run deadline for a long day. And the porch space is an extremely genuine virtual living place that you cannot miss when visiting the restaurant. Tone the main color of outer space is very modern, youthful and dynamic orange. The rows of white benches are lined with cacti in the back view Expensive virtual life of the restaurant for the teen when coming here. Photo: Saigon Coffee Photo: Saigon Coffee In addition to the coffees, you can also enjoy machiato, fruit tea with very cute names such as April Snow, Strawberry shake, Kumquat tea, Lucky spring tea, Fluttering tea, Lost Autumn Tea, East Arctic Tea. “Tea is strong, not too sweet, and a sip of the tea feels cool, there is also a crunchy chewable fruit topping above,” shared a female friend. Bold flavor with 7 dishes topping fine smooth. If you are hungry, the shop also has some snacks to serve you. CAFÉ Rosetta – Luxurious space like a miniature European sky The shop has a rustic decoration style, spacious and airy space, with tone mainly white, consisting of two floors and a small outdoor side area. Decor of the CAFÉ Rosetta is a blend of classic and modern colors. Two floors in the house decor classical style is divided into many compartments with many different layouts. The shop uses very unique decorations such as Renaissance statues, warship versions mini The pictures of green tree pots both bring classic features and create virtual living angles. Photo: The coffee day Photo: The coffee day Photo: The coffee day Photo: The coffee day Contrary to the classic quiet style inside, the side of the shop has a modern, bright color with the path covered with gravel, many kinds of vines create a cool space. The yellow wood color of furniture is used outside to give you a feeling of closeness to nature, suitable for dating best friends. Photo: The coffee day Photo: Coffee Rosetta Photo: Coffee Rosetta The shop serves coffee, tea and cakes – one combo Great for fun summer dating days. Some gentle and tea dishes healthy shops such as Red Guava Tea, Tra Sen, Mojito Chanh, Ocean Blue… will definitely make you fall in love.

Wood is a material that gives homeowners a warm, relaxing and also very natural feeling. In particular, wood can be combined and mixed with many different styles from simple countryside to modern, luxurious. Use wood as a decorative material for a more charming, cozy working corner. 2. Use light and colors Each color you choose will affect your mood and personality. Purple is a meditation color, blue helps relax the eyes and nervous system, blue represents intelligence, logic … So choose the colors you like and suitable for your home space. . At the same time, do not ignore the light element, because it will help the space always be airy and more comfortable. 3. The working angle with brick pattern Sometimes, work or life can make you stressed, stressed, the appearance of a cute, bright pattern (brick pattern, polka dots …) along with decorative small items Lovely will help reduce stress, increase creativity and happiness in work and life. 4. Use minimalism The simple, light but extremely delicate working angle is the style that many of you choose today. Minimalism when arranged right next to the window with a beautiful garden can be an even more harmonious combination. 5. Quiet working corner Using black, white, and gray tones will help your working corner become more discreet and quiet, especially when accompanied by suitable furniture to save space. You can also add a small pot of plants to animate the space./.

Dalaland Coffee The cafe causes fever on culinary groups because of its majestic space and Mediterranean style. The shop consists of 2 floors, divided into 3 areas as a backdrop to help you get many attractive photos. The green oasis in the middle of the lake is a favorite place to take pictures. The restaurant is quite spacious, suitable for groups of friends or family. If you want to take pictures, you must arrive early as the shop is often crowded, especially on weekends. Address : Tran Ngoc Dien, Thao Dien, district 2 Business hours : 7-22h Price : 40,000 – 85,000 VND Photo: Linhnguyen8934, dalaland.saigon. What diners say about the restaurant: _dxn417_: “The shop is still quite new so some spaces are still being completed. You should go early so that it is not hot and you can take pictures comfortably”. Ho Khanh: “The first time I came to the restaurant from 7:00 a.m. was very crowded. About drinks, I feel normal, not much impression”. Coffeetimeofhang: “The price of drinks is quite high. Currently the restaurant only serves water, no cakes or salty food. The parking lot is quite large.” Le Blanc. Coffee & Space The shop is designed in Industrial style with white tones covering the entire space. The door frames are made of wood material to create a rustic and intimate relationship for diners. The restaurant has 2 floors with long tables, suitable for large groups of friends. The front of the shop is the corner of the picture that many of you check-in when coming here. The menu offers a wide variety of drinks from hand-roasted coffee to juices or smoothies. Address : Tan Vinh, District 4 Business hours : 7-22h Price : 35,000-65,000 VND Photo: Coffee.saigon. What do diners say about the restaurant? : _dxn417_: “In addition to the seating area for guests, the bar has coworking space by hour. Drinks are quite varied”. Utcunggg: “The table layout is suitable for studying and working. But there is a small minus point that the table area on the first floor alone finds the chairs and tables quite different”. Coffee.saigon: “The front of the restaurant is arranged with many tables and stools for those who smoke or enjoy the wind”. Melodie Cafe The shop is designed in a gentle and luxurious Korean style. The dominant white color helps the shop expand the area and create a sense of comfort. Quiet space, suitable for working or reading. The menu features a variety of fruit juices, coffee, milk tea, and biscuits that are delicately decorated. In addition to enjoying drinks, coming here, you can capture virtual live photos in every small corner of the restaurant. Address : Street 9, Thao Dien, District 2 Business hours : 8-22h Price : 29,000-85,000 VND Photo: Quynhtyy. What do diners say about the restaurant? : Didauando: “The address of the restaurant is difficult to find. The restaurant is quiet, suitable for those who find a working space or read a book. I ordered a cup of milk tea but found it quite sweet.” Hangout.withus: “I find the inside of the restaurant a bit confusing, but the outside is simple and cute. Rose tea has a strange taste. Milkfoam and cake are delicious”. Buttery Cake & Cafe Located near Nguyen Hue pedestrian street, the shop is the address of many young people in Ho Chi Minh City who choose to check-in on the weekends. The shop has 2 floors with luxurious and delicate layout. In addition to drinks, come here, you can try a variety of beautifully decorated pastries. The staff at the restaurant are highly appreciated by many diners. Address : Mac Thi Buoi, District 1 Business hours : 7h30-22h Price : 55,000-95,000 VND Photo: Colorofaalex, diemmyvu. What do diners say about the restaurant? : Tebetravelmade: “Cake and water have a pretty high price. My friends and I order salted eggs for VND 85,000 and Strawberry Mouse for VND 100,000 with a pot of black tea at VND 170,000”. Tebefood: “Lychee It tastes quite sweet. You can call Magic Blue that is not too sweet and has a pea flower so it has a fancy purple”. Shoam3004: “The restaurant has many well-arranged mirrors, so it is suitable for people who like to live virtual like me”.

People wear masks to prevent the COVID-19 epidemic in Paris, France. Photo: THX / TTXVN

Experts note that the confusion about airborne viral transmission has led to this simple measure being overlooked.

In the BMJ medical paper bowl, the authors, including expert Julian Tang from the University of Leicester and expert Linxey Marr from the University of Virginia Technology, indicated the likelihood of the virus spreading through inhalation at close range This is higher than through exposure to or breathing at a long distance. But airborne transmission is “only mentioned through loudspeaker in a few translation control guidelines”.

Part of the problem, experts emphasize, is that the definition of “droplet” and “airborne” is not yet clear when describing how the virus is spread,

The BMJ article states that careful measures like wearing a mask, keeping distance and reducing crowds in enclosed spaces all help prevent the spread of the virus. But experts stressed the need to add ventilation equipment because small suspended particles can remain in the air for hours and this is an important pathway of disease transmission.

Last March, the World Health Organization (WHO) also released a guide to epidemic prevention, which recommends creating better ventilation in buildings.

• On the same day, French President Emmanuel Macron on April 14 announced that France would provide free psychotherapy for children and adolescents who have suffered psychological harm due to the effects of COVID-19 epidemic.

Speaking during a visit to a psychotherapy facility in the city of Reims, President Macron said France’s social security system would reimburse a total of 10 psychotherapy sessions with a specialist for children from 3 – 17 years old.

After meeting with patients and psychologists at the facility, Mr. Macron said that France is currently having a medical problem affecting children and adolescents in addition to the COVID-19 pandemic. Cases of anxiety and other psychological problems have increased among young people to the extent that they were not seen in the first blockade last year.

Currently, France is implementing a third national blockade to prevent COVID-19 epidemic, but the measures are not as strong as the previous two waves. Schools remain open for a longer period than their European neighbors, although France has now extended the Spring break to halt the epidemic.