A few years ago, Claudia’s fourth-level house in a small Brazilian town was so dilapidated that many people mistook it for an abandoned house that could collapse at any time. So this female host decided to renovate the house in the Mediterranean style. Claudia cleaned the house thoroughly, repainting all the walls with white paint while the doors were painted in dark blue and blue for accents. This is a 4-level house with 1 floor, simple and quite small design, so homeowners use tiles for roofing, most of the objects in the house are hung on the wall to save space. The kitchen and living room are connected to each other, the kitchen cabinets are placed close to the wall, next to the window so that the heat of the kitchen when cooking will fly out, not suffocating the house by the smell of food. The bedroom has large windows painted in dark blue, and the wardrobe and bed are all against the wall so that everything looks as spacious and uncluttered as possible. In the house, there is a skylight that directs to the cactus area, the two sides of the land are 2 bedroom windows, every morning or evening the homeowner can open these two doors for more light, ventilation and fullness in the room. vitality. The furniture in the house is made of wood, creating a cozy feeling for the house. The image after the house was renovated once made many people “shocked” because it was so beautiful and they thought that people could completely apply it to many degraded level 4 houses or too simple in other designs. The back garden is surrounded by white walls, the owner does not plant grass, but spreads gravel and uses wood and firewood to decorate a wooden table to sit here. Up to now, although the house has been renovated for many years, it is still being shared by many internet users and taken as a model when talking about the renovation of level 4 houses.

This photo was taken of Isla in August 2020, right on her 26th birthday. She celebrated her birthday with a few friends in a secluded, green area by the riverbank. Three generations of the Diaz family spent a day by the river. Their hometown is Medellín, Colombia. “I stepped straight into the water while fully dressed. I saw the water splash, I saw the light reflected off the water surface, saw the colors and heard the salsa music coming from the river bank,” Ms. Evans shared about the picture. photo of two people waving to their friends. Gabriel, a 9-month-old baby, floated in the river while in peaceful sleep. You are of Brazilian descent. The photo was taken on 8/8/2020, the day Ms. Evans “heard on the radio that more than 100,000 Brazilians died from Covid-19”. The photo shows two friends, Billz and Amir, while they were swimming in a river in July 2020. Two Spanish friends, Sofia and Paula, in a photo taken in July 2020. The photo was taken “in the afternoon, with the sunlight coming from the river”, Ms. Evans added. On hot summer days in London, many Latin American people come to the River Lea to cool off. “This afternoon, the temperature went up to 35 degrees Celsius. Willy turned up the volume and turned on some salsa music, and then people started splashing the water to the tune,” Ms. Evans said. People who go to the river often lay blankets on the banks of the river and relax on their own, or with their friends and family. “When I met Sophia Hansali, I immediately fell in love with her pink hair and I knew it would be nice to take her in front of the poplar. Her hair color and the pale green of the leaves match well. I took the photo. This photo is around 7:00 p.m. on a warm summer evening in August, “Ms. Evans shared about the photo. The Latin American community explores the swimming areas along the Lea River in 2020. Most of them are from South America, especially Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela and Ecuador. In the photo is Donã Alba (73 years old) and her family, including two daughters Joana and Liliana and a nephew named Johan.