Previously, yellow dragon fruit was classified as a strange fruit, so the price was much higher than the familiar white or red dragon fruit. A few years ago, golden dragon fruit cost from 150,000 to 200,000 VND/kg. Photo: E Food E Good However, from last year until now, yellow dragon fruit has been constantly on the roadside, selling cheap lottery. Photo: Workers According to Labor Newspaper, recently, the area near Ba Chieu market (Binh Thanh district) sells yellow dragon fruit for only 15,000 VND/kg. Photo: Workers Sharing on Labor, Mr. Dang Phuc Nguyen, General Secretary of the Vietnam Fruit and Vegetable Association said that unique products are priced high when the goods are scarce, but when they are grown more, the product will return to its true value. Photo: Caygiongmoi. Moreover, yellow-skinned dragon fruit is not outstanding compared to red-skinned, white-fleshed dragon fruit in terms of nutritional value, so the market for yellow dragon fruit is quite narrow. Photo: Internet A few years ago, Australian mangoes with red rose skin, weighing 5-7 ounces, large ones that can be up to 1 kg / fruit, made many consumers curious. Photo: Facebook. This type of mango has a selling price ranging from 40,000-50,000 VND/kg. Photo: Facebook. However, this year due to the impact of the epidemic, the price of red Australian mangoes dropped sharply, only 2,000-3,000 VND/kg. Photo: Zing. Similarly, giant Taiwanese mangoes 5-6 times bigger than other mango varieties attract the attention of many housewives. Photo: Vietnamnet Similarly, giant Taiwanese mangoes 5-6 times bigger than other mango varieties attract the attention of many housewives. Photo: Vietnamnet However, since the Lunar New Year 2021, Taiwanese mangoes are only 3,000 VND/kg. Photo: Vietnamnet Video: Dragon fruit price reduced to only half after 10 days. Source: VTV24

Fashion for office girls. (Photo: CTV/Vietnam+) The “Girls Run The World” collection is elegant and luxurious designs, helping to exalt the power of “half the world” in the workplace. Shaking off the usual standards about the image of office girls, Miss Luong Thuy Linh and collection approached fashion from an aesthetic perspective. Each outfit has a different highlight with a variety of designs. Whether it’s a suit or a skirt, it will make the wearer feel comfortable, both suitable for office space and suitable for going down the street and partying. The collection also chooses neutral colors such as gray, gray, black… to create a simple look and match the skin tones of Asian girls. The designs are made from gold fabric, sand cloth or silk sophia with good elasticity and absorption. Blazers, waistcoats or short skirts are often indispensable items in the wardrobe of office girls. Is one fashionista , Miss Luong Thuy Linh also have nearly 2 years of contact and work with the designer , famous stylist and many top international brands. Crowned for less than 2 years, but she is already a familiar face on many big catwalks with the role of vedette, the opening face.

Catching the trend, advertisements promoting this “fashion” of surgery spread throughout Chinese social networks. “It’s magic. I haven’t changed anything on my face but my friends say I look different. My face is smaller and I look smarter.” a person shared on the Xiaohongshu website. “Oh, I want to be too”, “unbelievable”, “definitely worth the money” , others commented. Many young people, both men and women, are flocking to hospitals to learn about this new type of surgery. Many people believe that “goblin ears” will help the face slimmer, even younger. (Photo: SCMP) At Mylike Medical Cosmetic – a famous surgical service provider in Shanghai, the demand for “goblin ear” surgery is so great that customers have to queue to get surgery. “It’s very safe and common. Our clients have to line up for surgery every day,” Lin Lin – owner of Mylike Medical Cosmetic said. Yu Wenlin, a doctor specializing in ear reconstruction at the Gaoshang Medical Aesthetic Center in Guangzhou, said that there were days when he performed up to six “goblin ear” surgeries. “Many young people, mainly 2K generation friends, want to have ‘goblin ear’ surgery after I helped an internet celebrity do it in early 2020.” Yu said. There are two common methods of goblin ear surgery. One is to add artificial cartilage or cartilage from other parts of the body to be implanted in the posterior ear area. Yu often uses this approach. The second is an injection of hyaluronic acid. However, Wang Jiangyun, a plastic surgeon at 3 People’s Hospital in Zhengzhou, Henan province, warned that goblin ear surgery carries risks of infection, allergies, blood clots, and skin necrosis. using hyaluronic acid. “I dare say that after this fever of love ears, there will be an “army” of beauticians asking to get their original ears back. As time goes by, you will find that these fads become ugly . So I advise people to consider this,” Wang said. Yu, a surgeon in Guangzhou, is surprised that goblin ears have become so popular. However, Yu also believes that this fever will soon pass. Yu said he would refuse cases requiring goblin ear surgery because the surgery is “one-way, no-return”. “As doctors, we need to look at the patient’s condition in the long run. There are young people who ask for it impulsively.” , Yu said. According to a January report, China’s plastic surgery market grew from about 64.8 billion yuan in 2015 to nearly 177 billion yuan in 2019, leading the world’s growth in plastic surgery. The industry’s annual growth rate is 28.7%, much higher than the global growth rate of 8.2%.

Previously, when referring to shrubs such as heather, rhododendron, blueberry, etc., Ha would think of a remote temperate land with vast green hills that only appeared on television. However, recently, in the market, there has been a sudden trend of playing imported heather branches, she is also curious to buy and play. According to Ms. Ha, a heather is a dozen times more expensive than playing with domestic flowers such as lotus, lily, pink, chrysanthemum, … In return, they are quite new ornamental plants, kept indoors. look always fresh green and cool, suitable for these hot summer days. The green heather branches are causing a fever in the market this summer (photo: Tran Ly) Selling heather branches for two years now, Ms. Nguyen Thi Van – a flower dealer in Au Co (Tay Ho, Hanoi) – said that this type of decorative foliage has appeared on the market since last year. However, up to this point, they have become popular and are sought after by many people. Heather branches are imported from Japan, belonging to the shrub family. This is one of the most popular indoor plants, especially since they have no scent so anyone can play. Around August is the time when heather flowers in dense clusters of pink, red, and purple colors. However, every week, the goods only come back once on Sunday, not often, about 200-300 branches. Depending on the canopy and shape of each branch, the price will vary, ranging from 300,000 to 600,000 VND/branch, from 1.3 to 1.6 meters high. There are even beautiful branches that are 2-2.2 meters high and cost up to 1.4 million VND. Because the price of this branch is quite expensive, she has to wait for customers to order Van to collect and then import it, but there is no surplus. Many customers called to urge her to refuse because the goods were not sold enough, Ms. Van said. There are heather branches worth millions of dollars still ordered by many people (photo: N.Thuy) Just selling heather branches for more than a month now, Ms. Phung Thuy Linh – owner of a flower shop in Tran Dang Ninh (Cau Giay, Hanoi) – also admitted that, in recent days, imported heather branches are as expensive as shrimp. fresh. Her shop is always out of stock, customers who want to buy have to wait for the goods to arrive next week. According to Ms. Linh, heather is often found in temperate countries such as Japan, Russia, Belgium, etc. When they return to Vietnam, they are very popular. However, the number of goods on each trip is not much, just over 100 branches, enough to pay for individual customers, not for wholesale delivery. Because the goods are not available and do not come back often, on this occasion, heather branches are even more “hot” and are sought after by many women. “The price of heather branches ranges from 250,000-300,000 VND / branch, expensive, about 1 million VND depending on the shape, height and canopy of each branch. Like peach and pear branches in Vietnam, heather branches are quite small and fragile, so the transport must be careful and gentle or it will break easily,” she said. Notably, at the end of the flowering season, the tree can still be used for decoration for a long time, until about October onwards, it is no longer available. Therefore, many people are very excited to buy and play on this occasion because the green leaves look very cool, bringing ethereal and luxurious beauty to the room, Linh said.

A factory worker in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico injects a Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on a bus. Photo: Reuters A man injects a COVID-19 vaccine at a movie theater in San Juan City, Philippines. Photo: Reuters The American Museum of Natural History in New York was requisitioned as a place for the COVID-19 vaccine. Photo: Reuters A young man goes to an amusement park in Almaty, Kazakhstan to get a COVID-19 vaccine. Currently, Kazakhstan uses a self-made vaccine called QazVac. Photo: Reuters Spaniards wait in front of Barcelona’s Nou Camp stadium to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Photo: Reuters This woman getting a COVID-19 vaccine in Tel Aviv (Israel) will receive a free drink at the bar. Photo: Reuters Thai people inject COVID-19 vaccine at Suvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok. Photo: Reuters A COVID-19 vaccination site was erected in a subway station in New York (USA). Photo: Reuters People queue to get vaccinated against COVID-19 at a mobile bus in London (UK). Photo: Reuters

Here, mussels are not only a specialty dish with a famous brand throughout the country, but thanks to that, people have a fairly stable income. Every day, thanks to mussels, a section of La River in Ben Hen village is as bustling as a miniature market. Present in Ben Hen village, witnessing the busy buying and selling scene, besides in the village, the stoves boiling mussels smoke and the aroma from boiled mussels spreads throughout the whole area. The smokey mussels boiling stoves in Ben Hen Boiling mussels in a hut, Nguyen Thi Hoa, from Ben Hen village, Truong Son commune, Duc Tho district (Ha Tinh), said: “I don’t know when this profession was formed, only know that generations People in Ben Hen village, when born and grow up, all follow each other in the profession of raking mussels and boiling mussels. All expenses in life, building houses, buying supplies, taking care of their children and grandchildren’s education, all depend on income from mussel farming. According to Ms. Hoa, in the past, mussel making was difficult, very hard, all day long, husband and wife, brothers and sisters were stuck in the river, just worried about making enough to eat, did not have enough money, because at that time the price of mussels was too cheap. About 10 years ago, when mussels became a clean food, a popular specialty, the price was high, so the mussel industry in Ben Hen is growing strongly and bringing a good source of income. determined for the people. Ben Hen is growing stronger and bringing a fairly stable source of income The reason is called the profession “going backward” because in the past, mussel making was not as modern as it is now, to catch mussels, people had to use a rake with a rectangular trough, 1-1.5m long handle to rake. The rake just went backwards and shook it to treat the mussels. Now, just sitting on a motorboat, plugging a rake into the sand and then running the engine along the river a few times, there are dozens of kilograms of mussels. Because the value of mussels is high and the mussels in Ben Hen have affirmed their brand, many traders have come to the place to buy in large quantities and then transport them everywhere for consumption. Thanks to that, mussel workers do not have to worry about output, raking as much as they can consume. The mussel fishing season lasts almost all year round, but the peak season and the most mussels are from January to June of the lunar calendar. Ben Hen village currently has 150 households living by raking mussels – a job “going backwards”. Ben Hen village currently has 150 households living by raking mussels – a job that “goes backward”, sunbathing with his back, his face in the water all day, and working hard at night picking and washing mussels. Although it is less difficult than before, the job of making mussels requires health, perseverance and hard work. After scraping, all mussels are used up, the shells are gathered and calcined into lime for construction, agricultural production or finely milled as food for chickens and ducks; mussel intestine used to process dishes; Mussels are used to make soup. Mr. Nguyen Quang Tuan, a resident of Ben Hen told reporters about the process of making mussels. He said: “We men, who are healthy, go on a motorboat to rake mussels on the river, on average 2-3 people per boat. And women stay at home to soak mussels, boil mussels, treat mussels clean… Every day, work usually starts from 2-3 am until late afternoon”. Mussels enrich the whole village Sharing with reporters, Ms. Nguyen Thi Sen, who has been involved in this profession for a long time, said: “Mussels are “a blessing from heaven” given to these villagers, my whole family has been working as mussel rakes for 4 generations on the La River. I also ate mussels but grew up, so even though I worked hard, I still had to keep the traditional profession of the village, “said Ms. Sen. Currently, mussels here are considered a clean specialty Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa, a resident of Hen wharf confided: “In the past, every day my husband and I just needed to go along the La River to rake a few tons of mussels, but now the mussel production is increasingly depleted, so people have to overcome kilometers along the river Ngan Sau, Ngan Pho or upstream Ben Thuy bridge (Vinh City) to bring back mussels. According to Mr. Tuan, in the peak season, there are boats raking more than 1 ton of mussels/day, the remaining average is 300-600kg/boat. The average income from making mussels is about 500,000 – 1 million VND/house/day. Compared to other occupations, this is the profession that is bringing in the highest and most stable income, creating many jobs for people… Especially, mussels here are now considered a clean specialty with economic value. high so people are very secure to stick to the job.

The Sultan of Brunei is one of the richest people on the planet. The Sultan of Brunei Haji Hassanal Bolkiah is willing to spend about 535 million VND for a haircut. A barber from London, England named Ken Modestou specializes in being invited to cut the hair of this monarch. The amazing thing is that the worker still lives in the UK, was flown to Brunei by private jet just to get a haircut and the Sultan of Brunei also paid for the move. Gold shirt costs more than 5 billion Datta Phuge wears a pure gold shirt. An Indian businessman and billionaire named Datta Phuge ordered a gold shirt for himself in 2012. Such a shirt costs 240,000 USD (more than 5.5 billion VND). This shirt is made of 22 carat gold and took 3 years to sew. The shirt was designed by jewelry designer Tejpal Ranka in the city of Pune, India. 16 artisans were recruited by Tejpal just to assemble the pieces of the shirt within 15 days. Not only that, the designer also hand-made a belt to match the gold shirt. Guinness World Records has also recognized this as the most expensive shirt in the world. Engraved giant name so that it can be seen from… the Moon The name of the Arab billionaire can be seen from the Moon. A billionaire named Sheikh Hamad Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan bought an island in the city of Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia with the desire to carve his name on the island. The special thing is that the name is engraved so large that it is said to be visible from the Moon. It was created by digging deep into the earth and letting seawater flow in. Buy an old book for more than… 700 billion dong The book is “worth a thousand gold” by Leonardo da Vinci. Billionaire Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft Corporation, rarely spends lavishly, but he spent 30.8 million USD (more than 709 billion VND) to buy an old book. It is a book by the famous painter Leonardo da Vinci called Codex Leicester. (According to Natinol/Dan Tri)

In addition to the name Cano Cristales given by explorer Andres Hurtado in 1980, the river is also known by tourists with many different names such as “rainbow river” or “river of five colors”. (Photo: Unsual Palace) (Photo: RCN Radio) At the time of the change of seasons of the year, this river will bring different colors such as red, yellow, green, blue, black, creating a magical and rare scene in the land of South America. These colors stand out against the yellow background of the sand in the riverbed, the green of the moss, the water and the dark patches from the rock holes that have given this river its beautiful name. This unique color is produced during the reproduction of aquatic plants in the river, scientifically known as Macarenia Clavigera, a species of river algae Podostemaceae. (Photo: El Tiempo) (Photo: Wiki Travel) This aquatic plant is the reason why the river is sometimes green, sometimes it turns bright red, orange yellow and even dark brown. The outstanding colors have created an interesting picture of nature that makes those who come here and witness this scene first-hand, surprised and admire the magic of nature. Locals say the best time to observe aquatic species is after a storm, when their colors are at their most vibrant. (Photo: Time of India) (Image: Getty Images) The Cano Cristales River is located in a rather remote area and is almost completely isolated from the outside. Therefore, this river still retains its wild and poetic beauty. (Photo: Zen.yandex) (Photo: Traveler) Besides admiring the strange scenery of the river, visitors here are also attracted by the rich flora and fauna. Serrania de la Macarena National Park is home to more than 400 species of birds and many rare animals such as turtles, iguanas and aguilas – birds are the national symbol of Colombia. Every year, this place welcomes millions of visitors. However, the Cano Cristales River only accepts visitors from June to December. From January to May, this area will be closed to let the ecosystem here “rest” and preserve.

In 2014, American journalist Patrick Abboud visited this mountain to learn and discover the incredible customs and life of the local people. His show has been broadcast on American SBS. Origin of custom This strange ritual dates back to the 16th century, when a young Indonesian prince named Pangeran Samudro, the son of a Javanese king, had an abusive love affair with his stepmother, Princess Nyai Ontrowulan. The two fall in love despite the ties that bind them, and then run away together to the mountain Gunung Kemukus. However, they were caught in the act of having sex and killed by the king. Their graves were built by locals and since then, many people have come here to offer flowers to pray for good luck. Gunung Kemukus mountain in Indonesia. Since then, the Pon festival on the top of Gunung Kemukus was opened. People believe that the above couple has not completed the “sexual affair”, so if you come here and have sex with a stranger, you will have luck and fortune, have a happier and richer life. According to journalist Patrick, this is a Javanese ritual and it is completely different from the Muslim world or anywhere in Indonesia. It is a mixture of beliefs between Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism. 8,000 people go to the mountains to have sex with strangers During the Pon festival on Mount Gunung Kemukus, attendees will find a stranger to have sex with. Furthermore, for their wish to come true, they had to do this 7 times in 35 days. Witnessing this custom, journalist Patrick exclaimed: “Unbelievable”. But what surprised him more was the large scale of this festival, each night up to thousands of people, with a peak night of more than 8,000 people coming here to pray. It will take them several weeks to perform this ritual. Pilgrims go to the mountains to pray for good luck. From married men, married women, government officials or prostitutes, all can participate in the ritual for good luck. Most are Indonesians from all regions. In the morning, they will go to the temple to offer flowers and pray. In the evening, they would go looking for strangers to spend the night together. This ritual is so popular that Mount Gunung Kemukus has become a popular tourist destination in Indonesia, attracting tens of thousands of visitors each year. The government and local people have allowed toll fees at Gunung Kemukus mountain, and built many hotels, motels, service areas and bus routes to serve tourism. Unforeseen consequences In the Indonesian concept, going to Gunung Kemukus mountain to have sex with strangers is for good luck, has nothing to do with relationships outside of marriage. However, this also left many unpredictable consequences, Gunung Kemukus accidentally became the main territory of the sex workers. Journalist Patrick followed pilgrims up the mountain for good luck, then approached a woman named Mardiyah, a widow with difficult financial conditions. When she met Mr. Patrick, Ms. Mardiyah had just completed the ritual of having sex 7 times in 35 days. She said the ritual worked because her business got better, helping her make more money. Couples are comfortable “making love” in the hope of having a happier and richer life. Ms. Mardiyah said: “I met a man who also came here for pilgrimage named Gepeng and went with his friends. He didn’t want to reveal the story because he didn’t want his wife to find out but his life. It has also changed a lot.” According to journalist Patrick, the Pon festival inadvertently turned Gunung Kemukus mountain into a good place for prostitution. It can cause problems with sexually transmitted diseases, especially HIV/AIDS, and has many marital and family consequences, such as adultery or children out of wedlock. “I think there’s a contradiction between this ritual and prostitution. That’s why it’s been condemned by the government and the leaders. A lot of people who have contracted sexually transmitted diseases should have it. many health clinics are built in the mountains.I spoke to a doctor and learned that most sex workers are sexually ill, men don’t use condoms often, so The risk is great,” journalist Patrick shared. In addition, this festival also entails many lucrative business activities such as karaoke bars, motels disguised as prostitution, causing bad effects, obscuring religious values. Even so, religious believers still believe in the effectiveness of the festival, while the local government turns a blind eye.

For many countries, the price of fruits in Japan is unbelievably expensive, and not too diverse in terms of quantity. However, foreign guests are impressed by the freshness and quality of vegetables here. One of the most typical examples is the case when Vietnamese lychees are exported here, sold at a rather high price of 500,000 VND/kg, a box of 7 lychees is bought and placed in a very luxurious box. . 2. Japanese people are so easily embarrassed that even if they speak English, they won’t speak! The Japanese have long been known to be shy and timid, but to the extent that they dare not speak English to foreigners is strange. This makes communication quite difficult. “I find it a pity that so few Japanese people speak English to foreigners. I know a lot of people know English, but they don’t speak at all.” One visitor shared. 3. Men don’t pay the entire bill Even in the age of gender equality, it is quite common for men to actively pay for meals. Especially in Latin countries like Mexico, boys often take the initiative to pay, even women will try to convince him to pay anyway. But in Japan, it’s pretty fair when it comes to money. Some even consider being paid by their boyfriends as an insult to their economic situation. 4. Bathing with strangers? Small problem! One of the traditional Japanese customs is bathing in hot springs, and bathing in public baths. For many tourists, bathing with many people at the same time while wearing nothing is quite a sensitive issue. “I can’t get used to bathing with many people at the same time. There is no such culture in my country,” said an Indonesian female tourist.

In the past, few people cared about these ticks. When going to the islands, entering the sea cliffs in Nha Trang, there are many. It has a brown carapace, not as shiny green as a sea crab, and its green eyes are stretched out to observe. The easiest to identify are the two very large claws, which are means of prey, and also the weapons of the ticks. Then there was a time when my friends went to the island, caught some grilled fish to play, found it delicious, so they introduced it on facebook and immediately became a “specialty”. Some restaurants in Nha Trang have menus with many different dishes: steamed, grilled, stuffed with meat, fried vermicelli… in general, as well as how to cook crabs or crabs. Have you eaten tickle meat yet? That is a difficult question because not all restaurants have exotic dishes? Besides, in addition to the two provinces of Quang Ninh and Khanh Hoa, there are ticks in very small numbers due to hunting in the islands, which are not bred. If you are eaten, you will see the difference compared to the crab. Male ticks have 2 very large females. The flesh of the cockerel is very firm, not crushed by the moon like crabs or crabs. Just eating claws or processing food with claws is enough. The ticks are very hard, so you have to use tongs or hammer to break the shell and then remove the meat. Females also have bricks like crabs, bricks are fat and fat. Because all the delicious things are concentrated in the claws, the body part is small and has little meat. The body of the tick is not beautiful white, often has a green color of sea moss, maybe it is because it eats moss on the cliff? I ate steamed zucchini. The feeling of eating that crab is very delicious and strange. KHUE VIET TRUONG

With creativity and constant exploration, these amateur photographers will bring us to approach the world from very unique perspectives of things. Thereby, you will see that everything we know about the world is just like a drop of water in the ocean. Let’s admire rare photos of very different angles of things in the world! 1. Cat paws look like gloved hands when viewed through a macro lens. 2. Maze intersection in the city of Timişoara, Romania. 3. Extremely clear boundary between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. 4. Who would have thought that this beautiful black-skinned banana would be just a work born of oblivion? 5. The perfect and even structure gives the forest an impressive and enchanting beauty. 6. If you say this is a bicycle dump in China, would you believe it? 7. Harsh battle in a blinding snowstorm. 8. Alpaca camels with thick, smooth and firm fur. 9. Cosplay grapes skillfully transform themselves into pumpkins. 10. The forest forms a giant guitar. 11. The great Christmas tree is made of bananas. 12. Vivid cobwebs are sharp in detail when taken at close range. 13. It was as if the cat was holding a fireball in his lap. 14. The outside stone is transparent, the inside shines with a rainbow. 15. The crocodile has albinism.

Perhaps the most common of the strange skulls ever discovered by humans are the elongated skulls. Many of these skulls have been found in Peru, especially near the Nazca Road and the Paracas peninsula. New finds are still made on a regular basis by grave robbers, who offer them on the black market. These skulls are characterized by their flat, elongated shape, and in many of them the mummy’s hair and skin are still attached. These skulls can be found in other places such as private museums – the Paracas History Museum and the Ica regional museums. Similar skulls have also been found around the world, including in Bolivia, France, Norway, Malta, Egypt, northern Iraq, Ukraine, Siberia, and South Africa (aboriginal people say the skulls are skulls). belongs to the Boskops) and Vanuatu in Oceania. Current science suggests that such a deformed skull shape is due to an old custom of the Aboriginal people, who decapitated babies’ heads to the point that they were deformed. But why this phenomenon seems to happen around the world, in unrelated cultures, is still not explained. In fact, these discovered skulls are sometimes almost twice the size of the average human skull. Many of these skulls are also missing some of the grooves that the average person possesses, including the frontal ridge and the sagittal sulcus. However, they have an additional groove, running diagonally across the forehead. The bones of these skulls are usually much thicker and more solid than our own. Meanwhile, the custom of beheading children does indeed exist in some cultures, perhaps as a result of the admiration that people have for their religious deities, who have long head. They imitate the shape of the head in the hope of becoming like the gods. In Egypt, people find not only skulls but also decorations, wall carvings of people with long heads in a considerable number, many traces that they are from the ancient time. greatness of the pharaohs. Egyptologists consider these to be the stylistic descriptions of commoners for royal headdresses. But unusually long skulls have also been found in mummies, such as those of King Tutankhamun – which are unusually long compared to others. Replica of King Tutankhamun’s mummy at an exhibition in New York. Some of the long skulls of the Paracas peninsula have been tested for DNA, but the DNA found is unlike any existing life form on Earth. Preston Nichols, a technical engineer who worked on the extremely secretive Montauk Project near New York, thinks these are the people who were worshiped like gods in ancient Egypt, they all had longer heads and double heads. eyes bigger than ours. However, there are many conspiracy theories that these long skulls belong to aliens from the Sirius B system. Indigenous tribes in the mountains of China, Tibet and the Dogon tribe of Mali, Europe Phi, also tells of long-standing contacts with guests from the Sirius star system. The priests of the Dogon tribe told Western researchers about the existence of a third star in the Sirius star system – a small star named Sirius C, much earlier than mainstream science. discovered it in 1995. 25 skeletons were found in the village of Onavas (Northwest Mexico) in 2012. 13 of them have elongated skulls, 5 of which have strange teeth: pointed incisors and flat fangs. While much remains unclear about the tombs, the team suggests that the difference in skulls and teeth is “a result of the customs used by the wealthy during that time”. While in other simple tombs, people could not find abnormal signs in the skull. Anunnaki’s skull Besides the elongated skulls, these skulls are believed by many conspiracy theorists to belong to an anthropomorphic reptile from the constellation Orion and the planet Niburu – more than 200,000 years ago, extraterrestrials. This earth was responsible for creating our species, homo sapiens. They mixed the DNA of their own species with the DNA of the Bushmen of South Africa, who were originally from Lemuria. In this way, they created a new race. The Anunnaki needed gold dust to protect the waning atmosphere of the planet Nibiru from the harsh effects of the universe. After this event, the Anunnaki people still regularly visit humans. They have interfered with human development in negative ways, even until recently. Furthermore, researcher Bill Ryan from the Camelot Project, says that the Anunnaki have a remarkably large chin when compared to humans. This description is consistent with many of the skulls that have been discovered, which have a large, broad chin. In the photos below, this non-human jaw shape can be clearly seen and certain cranial grooves are missing. Above: a human skull. Below: Anunnaki skull found near the old site of Puma Punku, in Bolivia. The human skull has a narrow chin, while the Bolivian skull, probably belonging to the Anunnaki, has a wide chin. On the right, you can see that the Bolivian skull cannot be human: the sagittal groove, which runs from the center of the head to the back of the head, is not found. Starchild skull This skull was discovered by an American couple in a mine in Mexico City, Chihuahua. They then took the skull home and kept it as a souvenir in their garage in El Paso, Texas, for the rest of their lives. In 1998, the strange skull was owned by two other residents of El Paso – Ray and Melanie Young. However, Melanie is a nurse and believes that this skull is a human defect. so she gave it to author and researcher Lloyd Pye (then 18 years old), who had written a book about humans like Bigfoot in America and Yeti in the Himalayas, and about the influence of Anunnaki on the development of humans. human development. Pye was fascinated by the skull (of which only the upper part remained) and tested its DNA several times. This was repeated over and over again and showed that the skull was hundreds of years old and the mother of the “creature” must have been human, but the father’s DNA showed that it was not present anywhere. anywhere on Earth. Pye named the creature “Starchild” and proposed the skull to science. However, they were not concerned and assumed that it was part of the malformed skull of a child who was likely to die from congenital hydrocephalus. Later, a similar skull was found in Peru. Lloyd Pye (1946 – 2013) with the “Starchild” skull. Sealand Skull The Sealand skull was discovered in 2007 in Olstykke, Denmark by workers replacing sewer pipes. Because of its strange shape, most scientists assumed it was a joke and showed no interest in studying it. Only in 2010 this skull was first examined at the College of Veterinary Medicine in Denmark. The researchers concluded that it was real, but they did not know to which species on Earth it belonged. This skull is larger than that of Homo sapiens, so they initially suspected it might be some kind of horse. However, further examination revealed that it also did not belong to the horse species. The skull was then sent to the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen. Carbon dating revealed that it belonged to an organism that lived between 1200 and 1280 BC, but they were unable to provide further information about the skull’s origin. So far this is the only skull discovered and many digging around the area where this skull was discovered has not found any other bone fragments on the body. Andahuaylillas’ mummy In 2011, Renato Davila Riquelme of the Privado Ritos Andinos museum in Cuzco, Peru, made an amazing discovery – a mysterious mummy with an elongated skull was found in the city of Andahuaylillas, a southern province of Quispicanchi, Peru This mummy has a strangely shaped head with a length of 50cm, but the body is only as small as that of a newborn baby (the skull is almost as long as the body). This mummy’s teeth are fully grown, but have fewer molars than humans. The eye socket is also much larger than that of a human. Its fontanel is open – usually only in babies under the age of one. Davila Riquelme invited three anthropologists from Spain and Russia to examine. They examined this strange mummy and concluded that it could not be human. They wanted to do a DNA study on the rest of the eyeball in the right eye socket to identify genetic DNA and thereby help determine if this was a human. However, the results of that study have never been made public.

You ianxia and her long eyelashes. For any woman around the world, having long and thick eyelashes is something we all want. Therefore, many people have not hesitated to spend a large amount of money to invest in expensive mascaras to get the desired long and thick eyelashes. However, for You Jianxia, ​​these things need not be wished for. Coming from China, You Jianxia has broken the world record when owning the world’s longest eyelashes. They are so long that she can braid a needle-thin braid that looks quite interesting on her face. A video has been shared on Guinness World Records, where You Jianxia is seen showing off her really amazing looking eyelashes. Immediately the video of You Jianxia’s world’s longest eyelashes went viral on social media. Many netizens were quite surprised by this. Someone even commented: “Imagine how someone is pulling these eyelashes, another person wishes she could braid them”… Up to this point, You Jianxia’s eyelashes are 8.0 inches (more than 20cm). She broke her own record previously achieved since 2016. You Jianxia even went to the doctor to check what was causing this. She said: ‘I kept thinking about why I had such long eyelashes, then I remembered that I spent over 480 days in the mountains, many years ago. Besides, You Jianxia also shared that this must be a “gift from the Buddha” given to her. This brought You Jianxia a lot of fun and that’s all, nothing else.

Sink over time Go Boi, a famous harbor, a bustling fishing village more than 400 years ago. This is the place where in the novel series “Con River in the flood season”, writer Nguyen Mong Giac describes it as an important saltwater harbor, an important focal point of communication with Dang Trong – Dang Ngoai, a place to receive migrations. From the North to the South, it was the place (along with the Thi Nai estuary) of the Tay Son Dynasty that sent naval troops to conquer the South to defeat the North. A tributary of the Con River flows at the foot of Banh It tower The side of Duong Long tower. Photo: TRUNG PHUONG Late in the afternoon, standing on Go Boi bridge watching the water of the Con River billowing, feeling strangely buoyant, seeing historical lines flowing layer by layer across the bridge. Remember the folk song that your mother used to lull you: “One day, no one will leave anyone / Only embroidery should be sharpened to make needles”, the lullaby voice sounds like a sad, sad Nam song. How much water has passed from the Con River over Go Boi Bridge, over the years has buried this historic saltwater harbour. And maybe it’s not economical so people don’t need to dredge it, just let it sink over time. But the image of the gourd sailing across the country, from the Central to the North, to the South, even through Nam Vang (Cambodia)… will never fade in the memories of the people in my hometown. Going to Go Boi, one must remember poets Xuan Dieu and Han Mac Tu. Xuan Dieu was born here, used to write love poems about Go Boi and Tuy Phuoc: “Sleeping in Tuy Phuoc is to not sleep at night The crickets stay awake with me all year round Wake up the stars, wake up the branches At night, the homeland loves the scent of the land.” Xuan Dieu could not sleep because simply: “Can’t sleep because the strong wind blowing from the sea keeps reminding / When my mother was born / I breathed the fish sauce of thousands of Go Boi…”. According to Hoai Thanh – Hoai Chan in “Vietnamese poets”, poets living in Binh Dinh are often haunted by the moonlight. The moon in Binh Dinh was strangely beautiful, mysterious or strange, inspired by Che Lan Vien, Quach Tan, Han Mac Tu, Yen Lan… Even later, Van Cao went to Quy Nhon to play and discovered Quy Nhon beach. like a half moon: “Half moon/Night/Lying on the sea sand…”. Most of the talented Vietnamese poets and artists who have met in Quy Nhon, all love the mysterious moon, meditate in Binh Dinh, hanging loosely on the lonely Cham towers. Even Trinh Cong Son is still haunted by the ancient towers, “hearing the autumn leaves and the rain rustling the little heels…” (Old Diem). Watching the magical moon Han Mac Tu also lived in Go Boi, because here is still the grave of the poet Han’s mother. It is said that at that time, the mother and son of the Han poets went to Go Boi to cure leprosy for Korea but in the end failed, the mother was lying eternally in Go Boi, the child was lying down watching the fanciful Binh Dinh moon in Ghenh Rang… read documents that know Han poet has known Xuan Dieu since then, when Han Mac Tu wrote to Xuan Dieu: “I sent you my collection of poems, because reading your poems, I find my pain is greatly relieved”. The land of Go Boi also once harbored the famous poet Han Mac Tu. And his best and most painful poems were written in this land. Go to Go Boi, look back up the Banh It tower, up to Do Ban citadel, remember the poets Yen Lan, Che Lan Vien – the names that make up the famous “Ban Thanh four friends”. Yen Lan is not only famous for “Ben My Lang”, he also has many other important contributions in the process of modern Vietnamese poetry. In the memoir “Yen Lan – remember you forever” (Van Hoc Publishing House – 2001) by Mrs. Nguyen Thi Lan – the wife of the poet Yen Lan – has quoted Che Lan Vien’s opinion: “Yen Lan is talented, talented. special and very soon”. It is not because of friendship that Che Lan Vien appreciates Yen Lan so highly. Before 1935, when New Poetry was still a toddler, Yen Lan had unique creations: “Mourning triangle sails about her resting quietly The rhythm of delaying harmonizes to pat the island far away”. Or describe the afternoon sun of Sam Son: “Empty far away The roof is dumbfounded, poetic and touching Afternoon pigeon wings incubated all over the manor.” “Sorrow triangle”, “tempo of delaying harmony”, “poetry of stone carving”, “afternoon of pigeons” – language structures, shimmering images interwoven magically, as if Yen Lan just wrote yesterday or today. Che Lan Vien is from Quang Tri but studied and grew up in Do Ban, Quy Nhon. In 1937, Che Lan Vien published a collection of poems “Dieu Ruan” that shocked the piano. In an article, Yen Lan once mentioned this collection of poems: “In the afternoon, Che Lan Vien and I often go upstairs to the East Thanh gate of Binh Dinh to admire the scenery and discuss poetry. Cham and Cham towers should discuss and write something together. Then Che Lan Vien published the volume “Diem Ruan” and me with the collection “The Well of Chaos” consisting of 28 poems written about the Chiem nuns…”. Han Mac Tu once read this book of poetry and asked Yen Lan why it was not a “well” (abandoned well), but “chaos”? Yen Lan asserts that it is a “well of chaos” (understood in the sense of chaos…). After reading the draft of this poem, Han Mac Tu was inspired to write the song “Moon commits suicide”: “Cold wells! Cold wells Why is no one good I heard that autumn hides here… Chaos, chaos, oh well chaos I’m panicking, I’m panicking Jump into the well to pick up the moon.” The song “Moon commits suicide”, Yen Lan planned to print in his book “The Chaos Well” as a preface, but unfortunately the poetry book was lost and Yen Lan’s poetic face seemed to be defective. In the last years of her life, Yen Lan also squeezed herself to make the quartet genre more attractive and more modern. With more than 400 quartet songs, Yen Lan is evaluated: Among the few great masters of modern Vietnamese quartet poetry, Yen Lan belongs to the “godfather” category (Truc Thong). Looking back at me Also, poet Nguyen Xuan Sanh was born in Da Lat but from a young age he studied at Quy Nhon National School (old), then moved to Hanoi. At the age of 15 (younger than Che Lan Vien when he was 16 years old when he published “Dieu Ruan”), Xuan Sanh released his epic “Lost Species”, with innovative poems of the type now commonly known as “postmodernism”. modern day”, breaking the standards of traditional poetry, with strange and “fragrant” sentences: “The white wind will smell the willow-shaped season / Far away from the pale green sad blue path…”. Now go to Go Boi to enjoy the coolness of the East Sea breeze, to look back into the past. Suddenly looking upstream, remember the castles and citadels of the Cham people, of the heroic Tay Son dynasty; looking down to the sea, remembering the rowboats that were horizontal and vertical for a while; remember the ships of the Portuguese and Spanish docked at Nuoc Man sea, now there is Xuan Phuong church, Lonely Song Village… And looking back at me, my age is already “sixteen years old”… Down there, how much water of the Con River is still flowing through Go Boi Bridge… Tuy Phuoc, February 2021

The building is formed from a frame of columns and floors that have been spontaneously constructed since before architect G+architects participated in the design. The job of the G+architects architect is to expand a part of the floor to meet the function, strengthen the structure, connect the existing and unchanged things to a certain order and modulus. The main direction of the house is Southeast, this is the direction with a beautiful view, behind the West, the sun is quite strong in the afternoon. Therefore, the design team decided to use a tile shell covering the house from the wall to the roof, the hollow part and the glass wall focus all on the front. The work is formed from a frame of columns and floors that have been constructed spontaneously before. With a favorable location located under a small valley, the work can be observed from afar. The red block of tile appears as a prominent view in the middle of the valley. The tile layer covered from the wall to the roof shortens the impact of the westward sunlight into the house. The porch (veranda) is stretched like country houses. The slope of the tile roof allows to push the space of the dining room and kitchen area to become more outstanding and open. The dining room and kitchen are crowded places. Red tiles cover Xuan Anh’s house. With the advantage of a house in the valley overlooking the mountains and hills, the architect designed all glass walls in the front. The porch is also extended like country houses. In this space, the family can sit and sip a cup of tea, catching the sunrise in the morning. The living room, kitchen and dining room are seamlessly connected. The glass facade allows the house to receive a sufficient amount of natural light. The house uses completely glass walls, family members can easily see the nature outside. In addition, homeowners also save energy when the house uses a lot of glass. Architects G+architects chose the form of hiding the attic floor including the guest bedroom and the warehouse due to the relatively low density of use. The owner’s bedroom is separate, has a nice view of the garden and a large private porch and is located in the shade of the roof.

Along with that is the hobby of wearing pink clothes, from clothes to accessories, cars are absolutely this “banh beo” color, so if it is said that beauties still have a preference for boys, many people must will be very surprised. Recently, in the latest vlog, Ngoc Trinh “confessed” that she is very fond of “men” accessories. There is even a ring that is too large, so long legs have to wrap paper to fit… Although I have inserted more paper, it has to be inserted in my thumb to fit. The necklace that Ngoc Trinh compares to… the shaver is actually an item for men. She often mixes it for personality outfits. In terms of costumes, sometimes, she also wears loose-fitting designs, like men’s clothes. Comfortable chemise styles, tied with flaps, unbuttoned indifferently showing off the slim waist. The black suits bring the image of a luxurious “mastermind”. Every time she “dresses up” in this style, the lingerie queen receives many compliments from the audience. From time to time “change the wind”, Ngoc Trinh is still beautiful. The vest is super wide, covering the hands and not covering the beauty of long legs.

Located in the Potosí and Oruro regions of Bolivia, this is the largest salt pan in the world. And when a thin film of water collects on the surface, it is also the world’s largest natural mirror. The best view of this space can be observed from the center of the island of Incahuasi. Salar De Uyuni Salar De Uyuni is the remains of a prehistoric lake that dried up and left the empty space of bright white salt. This place has large flocks of flamingos that you can watch them graze in the water. The best time to visit this place is in July and October. 2. Lake Natron Lake Natron Looking for the strangest places on earth? What do you think about this scary lake located in Tazania, Africa? Dead animals in the lake are turned into statues, through the process of calcification. The presence of large volumes of sodium bicarbonate ensures they turn into mummies. And because of its high alkalinity, the lake is red. This is why this lake is also known as Ghost Lake. In spite of all it is a favorite grazing ground for small swans and flamingos. 3. Die Rakotzbrück Bridge The Die Rakotzbrück bridge built in the 19th century in Germany is famous for its unique precision. On the lake, the bridge and its reflection merge into a complete and perfect circle of rock, no matter where you see it from. Bridge Die Rakotzbrück Perhaps this is why the bridge is also known as Devil’s Bridge. It seems that the architects who built the bridge emphasized its aesthetics rather than its utility. Both ends of the Rakotzbrücke have thin rock crests installed, to make it look like natural basalt columns, commonly found in many parts of Germany. 4. Slope Point Slope Point Slope Point is the southernmost point on South Island, New Zealand. The forest here is home to trees that are permanently twisted and tilted by the strong winds of Antarctica. Windy much? This is one of the windiest places in the world. The scene is further enhanced by the rugged cliffs, which have been eroded by strong winds over time. This place is used to raise sheep, although there are no houses around. 5. Underwater Park Underwater Park This list would be incomplete without a beautiful underwater scene. One of the strangest places in the world, located in the Blue Lake in Tragoess, Austria. This is a genuine park built on the ground but completely flooded in the spring. After all, scavengers need to rest and relax. This is considered one of the best waters for diving in all of Europe due to a rare natural phenomenon. 6. Tunnel of Love Tunnel of love Part of the industrial railway in Ukraine, this leafy tunnel seems like a place out of a fairy tale. It is known to be a favorite destination for couples for morning or evening walks. If you’re planning to surprise your lover on Valentine’s Day, forgo the usual trip to Disneyland and book a trip to Ukraine. You won’t be disappointed by everything Ukraine has to offer. The beauty of the Tunnel of Love will astound you. 7. Cano River Cristales Cano River Cristales In the summer months, this Colombian river turns red. In fact, the riverbed is covered with a unique plant in the riverbed, and it is red in color. This is one of the mysterious places on earth. This river is often called the River of Five Colors or Liquid Rainbow. 8. The intersection of the Rhone and Arve . rivers Two rivers have 2 different colors There is a contrast to be seen between the two rivers of Geneva Switzerland; Another blue and another brown. They never mix completely due to the difference in density. It’s hard to ignore the magic of nature and not feel overwhelmed by whatever nature has to offer us. 9. Giant Crystal Cave Giant crystal columns The giant Crystal Cave at the Naica Mine is also one of the strangest places on Earth. Deep in the bowels of the Earth, these giant shiny mineral columns are enough to make you feel claustrophobic. This mammoth ivory-like structure has been growing beneath Mexico for over 500,000 years. All nature lovers must visit this place at least once. 10. Rainbow Mountain Rainbow Mountain Covered in pastel blues, intense reds, greens, pinks and yellows. There is currently no scientific explanation for this phenomenon. Commonly known as Vinicunca or Montanã de Siete Colores, Rainbow Mountain is a colorful peak in Peru. The beautiful views you will see from the top of the mountain will make you dizzy. Are you ready to explore this place? 11. Red Sea Red Sea Red beach is famous for its red sand. It’s a popular tourist attraction, which receives tens of thousands of tourists every year. Tourists seem to be falling in love with this place. Every year in the fall, Red Beach in Tianjin, China comes to life with Suaeda salsa, a red plant that thrives in saltwater. The entire beach blooms red, leaving only thin strips of sea. Be sure to come here with your friends and take pictures for your Instagram. 12. Volcano Mt. Kelimutu Three different colored lakes on the crater This is the result of a volcanic eruption that created three separate lakes, all of which are different colors – black, blue, and turquoise. Curiously, at the summit of Mount Kelimutu, Indonesia has three crater lakes with three different colors and those colors are always changing. If this isn’t the weirdest thing you’ve read this week, we don’t know what is.

The name of banh gio comes from the key ingredient that makes this cake: ash water. (Illustration) The people who make gio cakes will burn herbs and medicinal herbs to ashes, grind them finely, then filter them to get the yellow-brown juice, soak the rice and boil the cakes. Rice to make banh gio must be delicious glutinous rice to achieve a certain plasticity. After being boiled, the finished product is a clear, moist dough, whose shape depends on the hands of the packer (in different localities). The cake is very pale at first, has a bright amber color, transparent like a block of jade. When cooled, the cake is smooth like jelly, fragrant with sesame. Banh Gio dotted with molasses or granulated sugar, becomes a snack that both young and old love. (Illustration) Summer is the time when banh gio is consumed the most. In addition, this “pure Vietnamese” cake is still loved by people all year round, especially parents and grandparents, because the cake is both fragrant, easy to eat, and easy to buy. City is also cheap. Banh gio is a dish loved by mothers and grandmothers and eaten all year round. (Illustration) However, in the era of modern social development, many people, especially young people, have “forgotten” this childhood gift, or when they eat it, they only eat it when they have a chance. However, for those who have tasted banh gio, it must be difficult to forget the fragrant taste of glutinous rice flour, mixed with sweet molasses. Only the previous generation remembers this cake. (Illustration)

Currently, the trend of raising Koi fish in the garden pond at home is being responded by many people These are 2 types of pets that Mr. Tai bought in Ho Chi Minh City. Food for South American dragons and African turtles Sulcata is just water spinach, sweet potato, pumpkin…, farmers don’t have to spend a lot of money, just need to take care. Mr. Tai said: “I’m a young person, so I like to play with something unique and strange. Since then, I switched from raising dogs and cats to South American dragons and Sulcata African tortoises. These two types have beautiful, benign colors. Above all, for me, taking care of a pet is also a way to teach my children how to love and take care of the people around them, and at the same time bind family members together.” Koi fish hobby appeared in Vietnam for a long time and was well received by many people, but this hobby has only appeared in Long An in recent years. According to Koi fishers, in terms of feng shui and spirituality, this fish is considered a symbol of wealth, longevity and fertility. Breeding large, beautiful Koi fish is considered as if the owner has good feng shui and good luck. Mr. Nguyen Cong Danh, living in Binh Tam commune, Tan An city, said: “In the past, I mainly raised ornamental fish, but recently switched to Koi. The reason Koi fish create interest in fish. I am a beautiful body, color, pattern and a flexible and relaxed swimming. Initially, my family only kept fish in a glass tank, then upgraded to a garden pond. In order to raise Koi fish. If there is natural beauty, the aquarium must be wide, the depth is from 0.8-1.5m, the water is always clear and clean, the pH level is always kept at 6-8, the algae and algae are not too much, of which special Don’t let dirty water be contaminated, causing fish to get sick and die, and feed must use specialized food, ensuring protein from 30-35%. According to Koi aficionados, this fish breed has 25 different lines distinguished by colors and patterns, in which there are a number of lines such as Tangcho, Obachi, Showa, Kohaku, Asagi. And now, Mr. Danh owns nearly 200 Koi fish of the Tangcho, Obachi, Showa, Kohaku, and Asagi lines. These are the most beautiful and meaningful fish lines in the current Koi fish lines, because of their colors and lucky meanings for the owner. Mr. Danh added: “Seeing that I raise Koi fish in the garden pond, many friends who used to play aquarium fish also gradually switched to raising Koi fish. And the hobby of Koi fish in the household is spreading strongly in Long An, create a healthy and useful playground for many people with the same interests after hours of hard work and study”. It can be seen that the trend of raising pets is not new in Long An, what is new is that people’s lives have been raised, since then the trend of raising unique and strange pets is increasing. Through the pet trend, many people find joy and live less closed. Because for owners, pets are not simply animals, but they are also “companions” who are always attached to each other in daily life.

In some parts of Germany, it is believed that if you toast someone with a glass of water, it means you expect the person to die. This strange superstition has its roots in Greek mythology, where the spirits of the dead would drink from the Lethe, one of the rivers of hell. Knock on wood to avoid bad luck Illustration. Source: igafencu This superstition stems from the belief of the Paganists (a group of people originating from the Roman Empire following polytheism) that evil spirits often reside in wood. Therefore, it is believed that if you wish for something, you should touch or knock on the wood to prevent evil spirits from hearing it and prevent your wish from coming true. Avoid sitting at the corner of the table Hungarians and Russians believe that whoever sits at the corner of the table will never get married. Some say that this bad luck lasted only for seven years, but no one gave a clear explanation. Cut nails at night Illustration. Source: Pexels The Turks, Indians and Koreans believe that cutting the fingernails or toenails at night is bad luck. Even in Japan it is said that you can die prematurely if you do this. In ancient times, cutting fingernails and toenails was done with knives or sharp objects. It is possible that the wounds from cutting fingernails and toenails in the dark, plus the lack of medical support have caused infections or deaths, leading to such taboos. Put your wallet on the ground Avoiding putting your wallet on the ground is also a strange custom that still exists in many countries of Central America, South America and the Philippines. Many people believe that placing money or wallets on the ground will lead to bad luck with money. Put shoes on the table Illustration. Source: igafencu In the UK, placing shoes on a table is considered bad luck as it symbolizes the death of a loved one. This stems from an ancient custom, when placing someone’s shoes on the table was a way to announce that someone in their family had passed away. Today, although it no longer carries such a heavy meaning, putting shoes on the table is still considered an unacceptable act in etiquette. Fear of Tuesday the 13th Not only is Friday the 13th taboo, in Spain and some Spanish-speaking countries, people are very afraid of Tuesday the 13th. The word “Tuesday” in Spanish is “Martes” which is derived from the word “Tuesday” in Spanish. Mars, the Roman god of war. Additionally, Constantinople (once the capital of the Roman Empire) is said to have fallen and was devastated on Tuesday, during the Fourth Crusade. More than 200 years later, history records that the Ottoman Empire announced the occupation of the city on the same Tuesday. No outdoor knitting If you come to Iceland to live, knit at home, not outside. Locals believe that knitting in front of the house will make the weather always in a freezing state. Illustration. Source: Pexels Pouring water behind someone’s back for good luck Pouring water for good luck is a Serbian folk custom. Specifically, before someone goes away or performs a job, people will pour water behind this person’s back to pray for good luck, hope for a safe road and favorable work. This custom is usually done when entering school, before the exam day, before going to a job interview, enlisting in the army or similar important things.

(Photo: Tribun Travel) Lake Kawah Ijen, or Kawah Ijen crater, doesn’t “sputter” loudly underground compressed carbon gas, it’s just calm there with a beautiful turquoise color. When the night comes, this place completely changes the scenery, no longer as beautiful as the fairy scene, but with a ghostly charm that captivates visitors. The unique feature of the volcanic lake Ijen is that at around 2am to 4am every day, around the crater you can see the phenomenon of blue fire (blue fire) which is likened to “wispy ghost” flames. “. (Photo: Vntravellive) (Photo: Vntravellive) Explaining this unique phenomenon, scientists believe that sulfur is the key factor that makes Kawah Ijen crater so beautiful. The magma chambers beneath the volcano push sulfuric into the lake bed, which combines with dissolved metals in high concentrations, resulting in gas in the lake that turns the water blue. Besides, the above process also makes Kawah Ijen crater the most acidic lake in the world with a pH of 0.5. (Photo: Vntravellive) The best time to visit Indonesia’s unique volcano is between April and October, because this is the dry season, so the weather is relatively favorable for climbing journeys. If visitors come here from November to March, they will encounter more obstacles because the road up the mountain is quite muddy and slippery. Blue flames are only seen when it is dark at night. If you want to witness and admire this scene with your own eyes, you have to climb from midnight to reach the top before dawn (ticket counter opens at 1:00 am). Arriving there, visitors will witness a unique landscape, unique in the world, which is the image of blue flames erupting from the ground. The temperature here is low, especially at night, the temperature can drop to 2 degrees. (Photo: Viator) When the first rays of sunlight appear, the surface of Lake Ijen gradually shows its poetic beauty through the white smoke, which is a pale blue water color, mixed with the brilliant pink color of the dawn. a truly majestic picture of nature, in harmony with both colors and landscapes. (Photo: Nusa Daily) (Photo: Fodor Travel Guide) The higher the sun rises, the more clearly the rocky slopes of the volcanic cliffs reveal their strong, arid lines, enveloping Lake Ijen, which was then brilliant with a haughty jade green color, not and a dreamlike appearance in the mist like early morning. In addition to the magical blue fire, this Ijen volcanic complex also holds another “dark secret” because this is one of the largest and most dangerous sulfur mining places in the world. (Photo: Wonderfulborobudurtours) Daily workers will go into the crater to mine and have to carry 70-90 kg of sulfur on their backs to climb the mountain home. Although the work is hard and adversely affects health, these miners are not equipped with any protective gear, even they have to take dangerous shortcuts to ensure their safety. most trips per day. Thanks to the increasing number of tourists visiting the Kawah Ijen volcano, the miners have found a way to supplement their income by selling sulfur drawings and ornaments for as little as $1.74 per month. each item. (Photo: 24 Travel) (Photo: Hipwee)

Glass beach in California, USA. GLASS BEACH, CALIFORNIA, USA The sparkling glass beach in California is the result of many years ago trash was dumped on the beach. It wasn’t until the 1960s that this stopped and the sea was full of everything from electrical appliances to bottles and cans. Over time, the crashing waves gradually erode the shape of these objects and become colorful pebbles. Since then the beach has become a major tourist attraction. However, now this place is under threat because tourists are bringing these colorful pebbles home. SOCOTRA ISLAND, YEMEN Separated from the African continent more than 6 million years ago, this remote island looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. Socotra’s incredible and unique biodiversity means that there are trees here that are more special than anywhere else in the world – especially exotic are the ancient dragon’s blood tree, the twisted tree and the bottle tree. BADAB-E-SURT, IRAN In the list of the world’s strangest tourist places, the beautiful natural travertine stone terraces in northern Iran are an amazing natural phenomenon that has evolved over thousands of years. . Travertine is a limestone formed from the deposition of calcium in the flowing water of two hot springs with different mineral properties. The unusual red color of the terraces is due to the high iron oxide content that creates an unusual fantasy scene. THOR’s Well, OREGON, USA In the harsh conditions at Thor’s Well, also known as the Spouting Horn, waves of water will enter the pit and then shoot up with great force. It can be viewed by following the Captain Cook trail from the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area visitor center – but for your own safety, be careful especially during high tide or during monsoons bronze. This is one of the strangest tourist destinations in the world that makes you think of the secret wormhole that created these special scenes. Spotted Lake, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA Spazed Lake has long been revered by the indigenous people of the Okanagan (Syilx) and it’s easy to see why they think it’s so sacred. In the summer, the water of the lake evaporates and the small mineral pools inside it are left to form each different color and the result is the spots on the lake as you see. The unique lake can be viewed on Highway 3, northwest of the small town of Osoyoos. However visitors are asked not to encroach on tribal lands. THE GIANT’S CAUSEWAY, NORTH IRELAND As one of the world’s strangest tourist attractions, The Giant’s Causeway – the causeway of the giants of Northern Ireland formed 60 million years ago, a giant volcanic eruption spewed a block of basalt rock. melted, then solidified and contracted as it cooled, creating the cracks visible today. There are an estimated 37,000 polygonal columns at this World Heritage site, so geometrically perfect that local legend claims they were created by a giant. DRAWERS IN NASCA, PERU The animal figures and geometric shapes carved in ancient Nasca into the barren Peruvian Pampa de San José are one of the great mysteries of South America. Only visible from the air or from the metal observation tower next to the highway, some unexplained shapes are up to 200m in length and each is made in a single continuous line making it one of the most exotic tourist destinations in the world. PACK OF CHUM, LAOS Like in the legend, giant stone jars are scattered across Xieng Khouang province in groups from 1 to hundreds. Another popular theory is that giant cylindrical vessels were used in ancient funeral rites, although local legend holds that the jars were used to brew rice wine for the family. giants. During the 1960s, Northern Laos was bombarded by the US in a major aerial sweep and only recently some areas have been cleared and declared safe for visitors.

The bush cow, also known as the Scottish highland cow, is an indigenous breed of cattle Scottish highland cows are impressed by their long horns and dense fur, especially on the forehead. This cow’s “hair” is considered to be the longest of any cattle breed and helps protect it during cold winters. Scottish highland cows are raised mainly for meat, which is very good quality because it contains less cholesterol. Meanwhile, the milk of Scottish highland cows often has a very high butter content The Komondor, also known as the rag dog, is a long-standing traditional dog breed, a national treasure of Hungary. This breed has a twisted white coat. Komondor’s fur can be from 20 – 27cm long with a total weight of about 30 kg The Komondor’s fur is soft and silky, but due to its natural curls, it tends to curl itself into small tufts like a rag. Therefore, each bath, this dog will take more than 2 days for the coat to be completely dry In addition to the “terrible” fur, Komondor also possesses extraordinary health, agility and flexibility. People often keep rag dogs to protect the sheep from the attack of wolves or bears Silkie chicken is one of the most popular ornamental chicken breeds today. Originating from China, Silkie chickens were brought to Europe about 200 years ago. They are referred to by zoologists as a cross between a chicken and a rabbit Silkie chicken has an extremely lovely appearance with fluffy fur like a Japanese dog. This plumage covers the bodies of Silkie chickens and only their faces can be seen. With this characteristic ruffled feathers, Silkie chickens can live in places with harsh climates Silkie chickens have a lifespan of about nine years. This is also an easy animal to keep. Their main food is green vegetables, rice, and rice This colorful peacock-like Nicobar pigeon is found on the small islands and coasts of the Nicobar Islands, the eastern Malay Archipelago, and both the Solomons and Palau. The head of the Nicobar pigeon is bluish-gray, like the upper neck feathers. The tail is very short, pure white. The rest of the coat has an iridescent green color alternating with vibrant colors such as pink, purple pink, orange, green, emerald green… With this special appearance, Nicobar is dubbed the The species that possesses the most beautiful plumage in the bird world According to the explanation of scientists, the reason why Nicobar pigeons have more vibrant colors than ordinary pigeons is due to the geographical location where they live mainly. Living in a small archipelago, where there are not many natural enemies, Nicobar pigeons can comfortably wear eye-catching costumes without fear of being detected. Angora rabbit is one of the animals with the most special fur in the world Angora has a round body like a ball, weighing 2-3,4kg. Species out, this rabbit species has a very prominent feature, which is long and soft fur, covering both the face, legs, and the top and ears. With such a lovely appearance, Angora rabbits are also compared to “jumping cotton balls”. Angora rabbit’s fur can be about 2.5cm long each month. The fur of the Angora rabbit is used to make a wool called Angora. This wool is soft, smooth, thin and cottony but not strong enough The seo-tailed bird (scientific name Pharamachrus mocinno) is one of the most beautiful birds in the world. They usually live in the mountains and rainforests of Central America. Favorite foods are fruits, insects, lizards and other small creatures During the mating season, the male bird is adorned with two tail feathers up to 1m long and colorful plumage. Unlike males, females do not have long tails and are less vibrant in color The seo-tailed bird is afraid of confinement. They would rather take their own lives than be kept in cages or chains. Thus, they became the symbol of Guatemala, a country in Central America and also embodied a mighty god in ancient Mayan mythology. The golden pheasant has the scientific name of Chrysolophus pictus. They are native to China but are also found in the dense forests of England, Scotland, Spain and France. Yellow pheasant is one of the most brilliantly plumage species in the bird family with its brilliant yellow “hair”, combined with its distinctive bright red and green colors. In particular, the male birds own an impressive 90-105cm long tail, accounting for about 2/3 of the body length. Yellow pheasants rarely fly and usually spend most of their time on the ground foraging for food such as fruit, seeds and insects. Yellow hemorrhoids symbolize luck and prosperity Mangalitsa or Mangalica is a rare breed of pig that originated in Hungary. A special feature of this pig is the thick, long, shaggy coat that covers the whole body like sheep’s wool. The Mangalitsa pig breed has many different coat colors such as yellow, light yellow or red… Mangalitsa pigs do not require special care, their main food is wheat, corn, barley, grass… Mangalitsa pork is considered one of the best meat in the world. Compared to other pigs, the Mangalitsa pig possesses superior intelligence. Therefore, they are famous as pigs with cute looks like sheep and smart like dogs

Lungfish (Scientific name is Salamanderfish) is a freshwater fish famous for its ability to live on land. They can live for months without swimming around in the water, even years. The reason is that, with normal fish, the bubble is the part that helps the fish keep balance when swimming. But in lungfish, the bubbles develop into lungs to take oxygen directly from the air. Their fins also gradually change into swimmers. In the presence of water, lungfish swim normally, eating fish and small crustaceans. When the dry season comes, these places run out of water, lungfish will burrow into the mud by eating mud with their mouths and then excreting through the gills. When they reach a sufficient depth, they secrete mucus through their mouths to harden the mud, forming a cocoon around it. The mouth of the fish is the only part that is exposed to the air. Electric eel (electric eel) is a dangerous “water monster” in the Amazon River. They have a special ability, which is to generate electric current from cells called electrocyten located on the side. This current can reach 600 volts, enough to knock down a horse. Many electric shocks from this creature can cause heart attack or respiratory failure in humans. When attacked by electric eels, normal people will be stunned and drowned. Electric eels locate their prey by generating 10 volts of electricity before stunning them and killing them with stronger currents. Clownfish (clownfish) has an orange body with three white stripes. Most of them live in shallow waters in the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea and the western Pacific Ocean. According to the Mother Nature Network, clownfish are hermaphrodites with the ability to reproduce like both males and females. An interesting fact is that up to the right size and condition, clownfish will have the ability to change sex. Specifically, in a school, only the two largest clownfish are responsible for the reproductive function, they are the only couple in the school. If the dominant female dies, the male leader will change sex and become a breeding female. The second largest male will quickly develop into an adult male to pair with a new female. Siamese fish is one of the popular fish in Thailand. Possessing a variety of colors and beautiful round fins, Siamese fish are loved and kept as pets by many people. Besides the colorful appearance, Thai Siamese Siamese fish is also impressed by its unique ability to change color. The color of this fish’s body will change according to the environment, even if their mood is not good. Siamese fish is also known as an intelligent fish. They can be taught to swim with their fingers or push the ball into gold. They are also known to be aggressive and are often used in “fish fights”. Barrel eye fish (Scientific name is Macropinna Microstoma) is a strange fish with tubular eyes, located on the inside of the head and protected by a transparent shield filled with liquid. Their eyes are sensitive to light and contain a green pigment, which helps the barreleye fish to survive in the deep sea when hunting and hiding from predators. These eyes are even rotatable, allowing them to look straight ahead or look up to see everything overhead. The barreleye fish lives in the deep seas of temperate and tropical regions of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans. They spend most of the day maintaining a fixed position in the water thanks to their large flat fins. Devil face fish Verrucosa , also known as coral fighting fish, are commonly found in coral reefs under Australian waters. Their bodies can be up to 50 cm long and possess 13 venomous spines on their backs. The venom of the devilfish can cause heart failure if humans accidentally touch its venomous spines. In addition, the devil face fish also has a large body, many fins on the back and rough red-brown patchy skin like rocks. Taking advantage of this advantage, they often hide in coral reefs to hunt. After identifying its prey, it launches a bite in just 0.015 seconds to swallow the opponent.

Urine boiled egg dish in China. (Illustration) Similar to boiled eggs with tea, but with a special ingredient that is soaked, boiled and stewed in the boy’s urine. This dish is considered an ethereal pleasure of the Chinese, so boiled egg with urine is also known with a rather “beautiful” name, which is boiled egg with pupil urine, or boiled egg with male urine. Close-up of an egg boiled with pupil urine. (Illustration) The dish “boiled eggs with urine” has a fairly simple recipe, including only eggs, time and pupil urine. Every day, urine from boys under the age of 10 is collected from local primary schools. Eggs are first soaked in urine, then boiled. Once the eggs have been hunted, the shells are broken to allow urine to penetrate into the eggs, and then continue to be flushed with urine at room temperature to prevent the eggs from being overcooked. Woman pouring urine on top of eggs. (Illustration) Since ancient times, Eastern medicine has given “the juice of the small copper” as a medicine, which can cure many different diseases. Therefore, it is said that boiled eggs with urine also have the effect of enhancing blood circulation, increasing vitality, and even preventing stroke. Because of those “fanciful” uses, boiled eggs with pupil urine cost four times more than the price of ordinary boiled eggs. Urine boiled eggs cost more than regular boiled eggs. (Illustration) However, whether it is an intangible cultural heritage or an oriental medicine with many healing and health-enhancing effects, not everyone is brave enough to try this strange and delicious dish. This looks unhygienic. Even today, Chinese medical experts and international public opinion are still skeptical, arguing quite fiercely about the use as well as the food hygiene problem of the pupil’s urine boiled egg. Although it is an intangible cultural heritage, not everyone dares to try this dish. (Illustration) But the two words “elite” in the culinary industry and the time factor are inherently inseparable. Whatever you say, boiled eggs with urine have existed for a century and have become an indisputable cultural feature in the cuisine of Indochina in particular, and of China in general.

Chicken eggs are a very common food, processed by people around the world with different types of dishes. But in China, people have a strange egg dish that at first glance can make diners not want to eat – the “brass egg” of Indochina, Zhejiang. It’s an egg boiled in a boy’s urine. “Intangible Cultural Heritage” of Indochina China has many strange specialties, including the dish boiled eggs in the urine of boys. Due to being popular since ancient times in many real historical records, the dish “boiled eggs with urine” was officially recognized as part of the “intangible cultural heritage” of Indochina, in in 2008, and proposed the recognition of a world cultural heritage for this unique dish. They believe that urine-boiled eggs are a part of Chinese cuisine and deserve the same honor as Korean kimchi or Japanese washoku. This dish of boiled eggs with urine in Dong Nam is considered a typical Chinese culture and is widely sold on the streets of Indochina city. In 2014, traditional Chinese chefs plan to introduce this dish to the world during Easter. With a certain amount of confidence, the chefs from Zhejiang province consider these eggs to be of an exceptionally high standard. Although they are processed by a method that scares many foreigners, their taste and effects are excellent. Visitors to the city of Indochina often cannot ignore the famous boiled egg dish here. This specialty has appeared thousands of years ago with its taste and healing effects. The dish is considered a tangible cultural heritage of Indochina. Similar to boiled eggs in tea, but with a special ingredient that is soaked, boiled and stewed in the boy’s urine and eaten as an elegant animal of the Chinese, this urine boiled egg dish Also known with a rather “beautiful” name is a boiled egg with pupil’s urine, or a boiled egg with a male’s urine. The dish “boiled eggs with urine” has a fairly simple recipe, consisting of only eggs, time and pupil urine. According to Mr. Lu Ming, the chef who wants to bring this dish to the world said that the urine for boiled eggs is obtained from primary schools. “The boys will pee in buckets and we collect them every day to ensure the best quality,” he said. Only boys’ urine is used, especially from boys under 10 years of age. There is no answer to the question of why it has to be a boy’s urine, only that this somewhat bizarre cooking method has existed for centuries here. In particular, people will use the entire amount of urine during the day instead of keeping it for use gradually to ensure the quality of boiled eggs. This egg recipe has been passed down through generations. Eggs boiled in boys’ urine are of an extremely high standard. Eggs are first soaked in urine, then boiled. The dish “men’s egg” is considered an elixir of life. Once the eggs have been hunted, the shell is broken to allow urine to penetrate into the egg, then continue to flush with urine at room temperature to prevent the egg from being overcooked. During the simmering process, urine is continuously added, along with some herbs. This recipe leaves the egg whites a pale yellow color, while the yolks turn green. After ripening, dong quai will usually have a pale yellow white and a green yolk, salty, sour and of course indispensable the characteristic “smell” of urine. However, this dish is considered not too difficult to eat. Recently, urine has added a distinct sour taste to eggs. The chefs were also unable to explain why. They think this sour taste is special and delicious. They want the dish to be exported widely so that the whole world can fully appreciate the value of Chinese cuisine. Considered a medicine Since ancient times, Eastern medicine has given “tieu dong’s juice” as a medicine, which can cure many different diseases. Therefore, it is said that boiled eggs with urine also have the effect of enhancing blood circulation, increasing vitality, and reducing pain in hips, legs and joints and even preventing stroke. Because of those “fanciful” uses, boiled eggs with pupil urine cost four times more than the price of ordinary boiled eggs. The ancients did not consider urine as a waste product of the body, but considered it a valuable medicine. That’s why people call this water samsara, reverting ladders. Modern researches today show that urine contains many substances that are beneficial to health such as urea, uric acid, hipuric acid, purine alkali, amino acids, fatty acids, endocrine substances (hormones) vitamins and enzymes. .. Thanks to the chemical composition and effects of these ingredients, scientists have been able to explain the medicinal uses of urine recorded in ancient documents that were previously unexplained. Accordingly, children’s urine is effective for postpartum women who are weak, cough, fever, and vomit blood, used to prepare some medicines. Mr. Ge Yaohua, an egg seller, introduced: “My family eats eggs in every meal. Families in Indochina love them. This type of boiled egg is very good for health, avoids back pain of the elderly, and gives more energy to work.” However, not everyone likes this dish. Whether it is an “intangible cultural heritage” or an oriental medicine with many healing and health-enhancing effects, not everyone is brave enough to try a strange and delicious dish. This unsanitary look. And there have also been many doubts and arguments, giving many warnings for this dish about the “unsanitary” problem not only in the way of eating but also in the air at the streets selling boiled eggs with urine. become “smelly”. According to Reuters, health experts have warned about hygiene issues surrounding the use of urine to boil eggs. The people of Dongyang themselves also split into two streams of opinion. One side said that this dish is “good for health and prevents colds”, the other side “does not believe it and is afraid to eat it”. In addition, the chefs could not explain why the egg dish has a very characteristic sour taste. Surely enjoying this egg dish will be a big challenge for diners from far away. However, if you are brave enough to try, this dish is extremely easy to find when coming to Indochina. Each boiled chicken egg costs 1.5 yuan (about 4,800 VND), twice as much as other boiled eggs but not too expensive for tourists. In addition, if there are acquaintances living in this city, it is highly likely that you will also be treated to a special egg dish by the host because the people here also often eat boiled eggs as a daily snack. This dish carries the two words “elite” in the culinary industry and the time element is inseparable. Whatever you say, boiled eggs with urine have existed for a century and become an indisputable cultural feature in the cuisine of Indochina in particular, and of China in general.

Here are some of Rihanna’s standout tattoos and what they mean. First tattoo Rihanna’s first tattoo was a Pisces sign behind her right ear. It is made by famous Brazilian artist. Customers usually have to book three years in advance to wait for a tattoo appointment. However, Rihanna was lucky to be in Japan at the same time as this person, so she didn’t have to wait long. Some tattoos on Rihanna’s body. Photo: INF. “The first time I got a tattoo was when I was 17. They asked me to get permission from my guardian. I called my mom and she was surprised. Now, that tattoo is right behind my ear.” she shared. Music note tattoo Rihanna’s right foot once appeared two musical notes. Many believe this is the American singer’s way of expressing her love and inspiration for music. At the time of the tattoo, Rihanna was just starting to enter the music industry. The musical note tattoo has been replaced by an Egyptian falcon. Photo: Diycrafts. The first time the public saw this tattoo was around 2006. By 2012, Rihanna had a new pattern on it. Falcon tattoo About a decade ago, Rihanna went to a tattoo parlor on 6th Avenue in Manhattan, USA. She wanted to get a Sanskrit tattoo on her leg and cover up the old musical note. It was Keith “Bang Bang” McCurdy who marked her with the falcon and the number 1988 (Rihanna’s birth year) on her ankle. The eagle tattoo is designed to look like a gun. Photo: Eonline. According to the The List , at the time of the tattoo, McCurdy had no idea who Rihanna was. However, now, this tattooist has become her “hard fan”. On the introduction pages, he often writes more about the fact that he used to tattoo the female singer. “Super painful” tattoo Rihanna has a hobby of tattooing while traveling. In 2013, she had a memorable experience with the method of tattooing Maori Ta Moko on her hand. This is an ancient tattoo, using sticks to poke the skin in New Zealand. Henna tattoos cover old marks. Photo: Tattoo and Beauty. According to the The List , this tattoo method is “extremely painful”. However, it did not follow her for too long. Some time later, Rihanna invited her favorite tattooist McCurdy to the Dominican Republic to do the replacement. A new henna tattoo has covered Rihanna’s right hand. The old pattern still has small traces that people can easily see. Star strip tattoo This is one of Rihanna’s most prominent tattoos with a star strip extending from the neck to the back. Rihanna’s conspicuous star stripe tattoo. Photo: CR Fashion Book. Initially, it was just a few black and white stars on the neck. She got it tattooed while in Los Angeles, USA. After that, McCurdy transformed many other stars, forming an impressive range. Letter tattoos The series of words on Rihanna’s body all have their own meanings. On her neck is the French inscription “Rebelle Fleur” (roughly translated: Rebellious flower). In the chest part is a sentence that means never fail. Rihanna has meaningful tattoo words. Photo: The List. In the photo, people can see the cross, a symbol of Rihanna’s faith. Tattoo under chest In 2012, Rihanna got a tattoo under her chest in memory of her grandmother who passed away from cancer. Rihanna’s goddess tattoo was done after her grandmother died. Photo: Ny Daily. This is an image of the Egyptian goddess Isis. The goddess represents the mission of mother, wife, protector of nature and magic. Isis was also seen as a friend of slaves, sinners and the underdog in society. Some more tattoos A total of 25 tattoos were seen on Rihanna’s body (including deleted, over-tattooed ones). In addition to the images with profound meanings, the American singer also has some cute motifs such as a skull tied with a pink bow, the word love on the finger… A total of 25 tattoos have been placed on her body by Rihanna. Photo: The Blast. Some of the tattoos were done after her life had an upheaval. For example, the picture of the gun on the side is said to be related to the case of ex-boyfriend Chris Brown hitting Riri…

There are volcanic rocks billowing with steam, a barren stony beach with diamond-like waves glistening in the sun, lichen-covered slopes and waterfalls flowing from steep cliffs. The beautiful ladies of Saint Laurent appeared, seemingly ready for an exciting adventure at this year’s Fall-Winter runway. Video – Saint Laurent launches Fall Winter 2021 collection With a bold idea of ​​how humanity should deal with the world situation, Anthony Vaccarello delivers an eerie runway where Saint Laurent muses challenge nature. “When imagining this collection, I thought of the places mentioned above, like in a movie. The idea is that we put a girl in a landscape where she doesn’t belong. A place that showcases the strong nature of people, where they are as fragile as ephemeral,” Vaccarello said of his latest collection. Lady Saint Laurent performing on wild terrain. Regardless of their surroundings, the sexy ladies of Saint Laurent appeared in deep cut dresses. They appear to be not fragile and weak, but on the contrary, they are defiant and steadfast in the face of the harsh and majestic nature next to them. Anthony Vaccarello’s idea was to take the 60’s look and combine the cobalt blue, mint, turquoise, platinum, gold and purple of the 80s. Anthony Vaccarello combines cobalt blue, mint, turquoise, platinum, gold and purple tones in the new collection. Metallic details are also returning at the same time as honoring the Disco era, from layered necklaces, belts, long sparkling earrings to a stylized flower necklace. The turtleneck leather boots also return to this year’s Fall-Winter Collection with warm fur, and at the same time reminiscent of America’s golden decade when fur was considered a symbol of luxury and class. Stylish shoes with high, pointed metal heels also came back as if to defy all prejudices, making model Mica Arganaraz – who soon became famous. Vogue hailed as a new symbol – become the goddess by the cliff. Metal details become the highlight of the collection. “I want Saint Laurent to be lighter, more cheerful, not just messy bar parties. Life isn’t as transparent as if you’d wear black and pajamas on bad days, then put on a fancy dress when things are all right again. It’s good that we can still smile about life”, Anthony Vaccarello shared about the collection, also his confided about the world situation at the moment. In Vietnam, products of the Saint Laurent brand are being distributed by Tam Son International Company with an international standard shopping space in Ho Chi Minh City. Saint Laurent HCMC Address: 1st floor, Union Square, 171 Dong Khoi, District 1. Opening hours: 9am – 9.30pm. Hotline: 02838224368 | Email: saintlaurent.hcm@tamsonfashion.com.

Among them, it is impossible to ignore Okiku, also known as “Haunted Doll” in Japan. A series of terrifying phenomena with no explanation happened around this doll. Even though the story happened over 100 years ago, people still shudder at the mention of Okiku dolls. In Japan, people still talk about the legend of a doll that grows hair with the soul of a girl – the ghost doll Okiku. Close-up of Okiku doll that can grow hair There have been many legends about Okiku in the past, but the story that people spread widely is that it was bought by 17-year-old boy – Eikichi Suzuki for his sister in 1918. This doll was bought by her. 3 year old baby Kikuko loves it. Every day no matter where he goes, Kikuko takes it with him and even hugs it when he goes to sleep. After an incident of cold and high fever, little Kikuko passed away. From there, things started to get weird. For the past 100 years, Okiku’s hair has continued to grow, despite being trimmed once a year. If before, Okiku’s hair was just chin-length, now it’s knee-length. Although often cut short, but the hair does not stop growing. They think this is a sign that in the doll there is the soul of the little girl Kikuko. Mannenji temple in Hokkaido In 1938, Kikuko’s family decided to move to another place. They think the best way is to send it to Mannenji temple, in the town of Iwamizawa , Hokkaido. Also share its secrets with the monks. Since then, Okiku has remained in the temple. After hearing the legend of this magical doll, many people came here to see it, but they were not allowed to take pictures. The Okiku doll’s brain continues to grow and it could grow longer if the monks don’t trim it regularly. One of the monks at the temple said he started doing so after having a dream that Okiku asked him to cut her hair. So far, no one can explain why the doll’s hair keeps growing so long. Some sources also believe that the doll’s hair has been tested and concluded that it is a child’s hair, although this information has not been confirmed. The story of the Okiku doll has since become the inspiration for traditional Japanese novels, films and plays. Okiku dolls with their hair growing day by day are placed in the Mannenji temple in Hokkaido. Because dolls still exist to this day and the phenomenon of long hair still occurs. So many people have come up with many theories to try to explain from the scientific point of view this legend. The first hypothesis that came up was that some of the cells weren’t completely dead yet. The hair glue has inadvertently become a source of nutrition for these cells to continue to grow. However, this theory has a flaw that cannot explain why hair can grow to shoulder length. In addition, changes in temperature and humidity from the surrounding environment also lead to rapid hair growth. Besides, it is also said that the long hair is actually because the doll is built with long curls but only reveals a short part, the remaining hair is hidden in the doll’s head. However, these explanations are still not fully convincing because the doll’s hair is in fact neatly combed and tied – something that would not be possible if the doll’s head still had long hair. Although science is very advanced, but because of people’s spiritual beliefs, scientific researchers cannot access to carry out the necessary research to definitively explain the mysterious phenomenon. For that reason, up to now, all explanations have only been hypothesized. Okiku doll’s hair continues to grow and it can grow longer if the monks don’t trim it regularly. One of the monks at the temple said he started doing it after having a dream that Okiku asked him to cut her hair. To this day, no one has been able to explain why the doll’s hair keeps growing so long.

Khanh Hoa newspaper reported, after more than 1 year appearing in Khanh Hoa, Japanese gourd proved to be very suitable and a good choice in the process of crop transformation of farmers. Mr. Paul Edward, Director of Capsi Food Company Limited – an enterprise that has planted 340 Japanese gourds, said: After nearly 2 months of planting, the trees have started to bear fruit. Each string can bear fruit continuously for 6 months. In total, one life cycle, one gourd gives 8-12 fruits, each weighing from 9-12kg. Not only in terms of productivity, in terms of proper care and technical process, the quality of the gourd is large and round. The gourd weighs 9kg. (Photo: Khanh Hoa Newspaper) After harvesting, the enterprise will process the gourd by cutting it into 3mm thick and 3cm wide strips, then dried and packaged. Part of it is sold to the domestic market, while most of it is exported to Japan and China. Country. Dried gourd fiber is used in cooking. It is expected that the domestic price of dried gourd fiber can reach 1 million VND/kg. Unique style of ‘putting money in a bucket, getting things in a pot’ during Covid-19 Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper reported that, in the face of complicated developments of the Covid-19 epidemic, many home-based small businesses in the 7.2 ha temporary market in Vinh Phuc (Ba Dinh, Hanoi) have devised a way to put food in. The buyer then puts the money in the bucket next to it to limit contact and crowd gathering. People who come here to buy goods must stand behind the barricade, not be in close contact and must keep a minimum distance of 2m. Disinfectant water is placed in front of the door by many home-based small businesses for guests to use. Strange dish ‘crawfish on the tree’ of the people of Lang Speaking of Lang Son cuisine, in addition to humiliation, roast duck, and roast pork, there is also a rustic dish with the taste of the mountains and forests of the Tay and Nung people, but not everyone knows it, which is “forest shrimp”. According to Dan Tri newspaper, this strange dish is delicious, but the price is quite high, about more than 300,000 VND / kg and not always available. “Forest shrimp” clinging to trees. Called “forest shrimp” because this species has a similar shape to shrimp but belongs to the insect family. “Forest shrimp” has a small size, which is as big as an adult’s little finger. This species has locust-like legs, the whole body is gray in color, slightly pale. It is from their strange shape and habit of preferring to live in places with a humid climate, dense trees, or shelter in large tree holes that only exist in the deep forest that people give them a strange name. wild shrimp”. The sticky rice shop has a weird name but the food is absolutely delicious This sticky rice shop has the real name Xoi Man, but most customers call it “sticky rice mortuary”. Explaining the strange name, Mr. Luu Bao Minh, the owner of the sticky rice shop, shared on GiadinhNet: “In the past, the restaurant was located on the corner of Nguyen Tri Phuong and Tran Phu streets, but since moving here, it is located near funeral homes and shops. Selling boxes, funeral services, hospitals, so the restaurant is named like that. The sticky rice shop is a car with a glass cabinet that looks like a bread cart that is often seen on many streets in Saigon. The pot of sticky rice is mounted on a gas stove placed in the car, the sticky rice is always smoky. The shop only sells salty sticky rice. In addition to the main ingredients, which are sticky rice, sausages and cotton balls, there are also onion fat and fried onions to create aroma and round taste. Another plus point is that the shop sprinkles more crushed peanuts, creating a strange taste because salty sticky rice is rarely used by this ingredient. Another interesting thing is the unique way of eating, sticky rice will be wrapped in fresh banana leaves into long rolls like Tet cakes. Where guests eat, tear the banana leaves there, absolutely do not use a spoon. Strangely, banh cuon filled with broth in Cao Bang If the light rolled in many places is just a layer of powder coated, added inside with meat, wood ear dipped with fish sauce, Cao Bang rolls are completely different, served with a bowl of bone broth. Cao Bang people consider banh cuon eaten with bone broth as a specialty, a rustic breakfast gift for generations. When eating, the cake will be submerged in a bowl of soup with a little chili, sour bamboo shoots. Instead of sweet and sour fish sauce, Cao Bang rolls are eaten with clear bone broth with chili and bamboo shoots soaked in honey, so this dish is also known as “banh cuon soup”. This is a way to distinguish it from other regions such as banh cuon Phu Ly (Ha Nam), banh cuon Thanh Tri (Hanoi). The farmer who planted a strange jackfruit seed did not get enough fruit to sell According to Dan Tri newspaper, old farmer Nguyen Minh Trang (70 years old, in Vi Dong commune, Vi Thuy district, Hau Giang province) is known as the “father” of the red-fleshed jackfruit tree in the region. Mr. Trang was the first to bring this strange variety of jackfruit to the locality to plant, and also a seller of jackfruit seeds to his relatives. This type of jackfruit has brick red citrus, sweet taste, both chewy and crispy. On an area of ​​1.5 hectares of jackfruit is being harvested, each month Mr. White can collect up to 4 tons of fruit. Because the price of jackfruit is very high, at 70,000 VND/kg, Mr. White can pocket up to 3 billion VND each year. Ca Xiu – a unique specialty only in Kien Giang Ca Xiu is a unique specialty in Ha Tien (Kien Giang). According to Knowledge and Life, the appearance of ca Xiu is quite similar to bivalve seafood, but also like insects with long and large antennae. Diners, when they see the coffee bean, have a feeling of fear, not daring to touch chopsticks. Ca Xiu is a unique specialty in Ha Tien (Photo: IT) Not only has a fancy shape, this dish also makes people curious about its taste. When catching Ca Xiu, people bring salt similar to the three-knot salt. From salted coffee, people have created many delicious and attractive dishes. Strangely, the market in Yen Bai is priced at 5,000 VND According to the Vietnam Agriculture Newspaper, the “5,000” market is located along Highway 32 from Van Chan to Nghia Lo town, Van Chan district, Yen Bai province. Here, the highlanders sell agricultural products and local products at the price of 5 thousand VND. According to longtime traders, the market has been established for more than ten years. Because it has no name and has not been planned as a people’s market, people and passersby call it a 5,000-dollar market or a one-price market. Market 5 thousand is not only meaningful in terms of commerce but also a cultural address that attracts tourists near and far because of the simple, rustic and genuine human factors here. Hanh Nguyen (Synthetic)

Shirako is the common name of a Japanese specialty dish made from the sperm sacs of cod and some other marine fish. In other words, it is the male fish testicle. Usually served with rice or eaten separately in a deep-fried way, shirako is really popular in Japan. Especially Japanese men, with the belief that “you can eat whatever you eat”, they love this dish from fish testicles with soft texture and mild fatty flavor with a hint of the sea. There are many people who are averse to this Japanese specialty dish and the initial feeling when tasting a piece of shiroka will certainly be a bit creepy, but after that, most people will be conquered by the unique taste of shiroka. instant food. According to many culinary experts, the taste and texture of shirako resembles melted cream cheese. Many people who are used to eating shirako will choose to eat it raw, with green onions and lemon, and dipping sauce. The taste is soft like butter, a bit fishy and salty but not too thick, this dish attracts right from the first bite. However, for many newcomers who want to enjoy this specialty dish, this is not an ideal choice. Should choose shirako added to soups and some other dishes or cooked with kimchi mushrooms, radish. Thus, the light fishy taste of shirako will help the dishes have more emphasis and uniqueness. The ingredients commonly used by the Japanese for this dish are the testicles of cod and puffer fish. In particular, cod testicles are the most popular because the taste of this fish makes the dish more complete. Puffer fish was also chosen because it is an easy fish to find and is popular in Japan. Another small note is that if you want to enjoy this dish with the most perfect taste, choose the winter time, around December. At this time, the cod and puffer fish come to the breeding period, so the quality of the crystal is high. Complete is also better.

Photo: Tea Lab Photo: Tea Lab Photo: Tea Lab Not fussy or fancy, Tea Lab attracts a lot of young people because of its simplicity and closeness. The restaurant has three different seating positions for guests to choose from: open sidewalk area, spacious indoor space and windy rooftop space. The sidewalk area offers an interesting experience when you can both sip delicious drinks and immerse yourself in the bustling street. With only a few small plastic chairs and a small table, we teenagers were able to gather “cross-continental gossip” already! Photo: Tea Lab Drinks here are very diverse with many types of milk tea, coffee to fresh tea with affordable prices for students – students. The shop also serves extra snacks to make teen gatherings more complete such as fried fish balls, chips, sausages… Sweet coffee – Saigon-style coffee space Going through a stretch of road in a small alley, you will come across this lovely, brightly lit coffee shop. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating. The decor here has a bit of an old Saigon style, featuring hand-painted signs, green painted wooden doors or colorful lanterns… Photo: Sweet Photo: Sweet This shimmering, poetic space will definitely help your “virtual life” photos become impressive. The space inside brings a cozy and private feeling with dim yellow lights and old wooden tables and chairs. The blinds are shaped like a pair of birds, the scenery of the mountains… brings a sense of antiquity and luxury in the right style retro . Photo: Sweet Drinks at Sweet Coffee are “comfortably” priced with a variety of drinks such as coffee, fresh juice, lemon tea…

According to a seller, ginger flower buds, also known as forest ginger flowers, are picked by highland people. Therefore, many people who grow ginger downstream may never see it. About every 7 to 9 lunar month is the time to harvest ginger flowers, for mountainous people, this is a rare specialty because it only comes once a year. In recent years, this specialty flower has appeared more in Hanoi. Advertised as a strange, crispy and delicious dish with a cooling effect, in a short time, the price of this dish has increased to 60,000 – 65,000 thousand VND/kg. Many people found it strange that they bought it to try. Ginger flower buds are especially sold on online markets when in season. Housewives will also take advantage of ordering this specialty flower to eat, because there is only one season a year, and ginger flowers cannot be preserved for too long. On the cooking forum, dishes cooked from ginger flowers appear more and more. Ginger flowers are not only boiled but can also be fried with beef, seafood, roasted with chicken, and many people also stir-fry with bacon fat. However, after processing, many people were upset because they could only eat the flowers, the stem had to be discarded because it was very fibrous, not to mention the long and time consuming processing. It takes a lot of work, but when eating ginger flower buds, its taste is very difficult to eat. Not to mention, the strong smell of ginger like biting a piece of ginger into the mouth makes the eater not disappointed. Some people also have to admit, the more they eat, the more they feel like “cow chewing straw, because the body is very fibrous, the smell is black”. Feeling strange because ginger flower buds suddenly became “hot”, a person in Nghe An said that this plant is abundant in Nghe An mountains, but people rarely eat it, but often for medicine or for cattle. A wholesale dealer of ginger flower buds said that this specialty flower on the high mountain is very popular when in season, but there is only one season each year lasting about 2 months. The source of goods purchased depends entirely on the amount of flowers that people pick. Like last year, after deducting all expenses, she earns about 1.5-2 million VND/day. (According to GiadinhNet)

People in Lao Chai, Y Ty commune clean up the stream flowing through the village. Photo: CX Environmental sanitation criteria in the construction of new rural areas in the highlands are difficult to achieve. However, Y Ty commune (Bat Xat district, Lao Cai) has its own way of doing it. Accordingly, implementing the criteria of environmental sanitation in the construction of new rural areas, people in Lao Chai village, Y Ty commune and many other villages have applied the regulation that if anyone dumps garbage indiscriminately into the stream or throws garbage around the village, will be sanctioned according to “reason 36” of the people here. Specifically, “36” stipulates that anyone who throws garbage indiscriminately will be fined 36kg of live pigs, 20kg of rice and 20 liters of alcohol. The implementation of environmental sanitation criteria in the construction of new rural areas in the highlands encountered many difficulties. However, since the application of reasonable sanctions, people have become more aware to work with local authorities to implement this criterion. In Lao Chai, Y Ty commune, people not only actively clean up the village but also pick up trash from two streams flowing through the village. Lao Chai people bring cement to build inter-village roads. Photo: CX Mr. Ha Ngoc Linh – Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Y Ty Commune said that reason is a common way of calling people, in fact this is a convention, the village convention has been approved by the commune and district after that, only to be approved. apply. The application of conventions and conventions is even more effective than the provisions of the law because the awareness of ethnic minorities is still low. Thereby, people join hands with the local government to build a new rural area Mr. Chu Xe Xa – a resident of Lao Chai village, Y Ty commune, said that in parallel with the implementation of environmental sanitation criteria in the construction of new homes, the people of Lao Chai village know well the necessity of the road. “The previous households’ houses did not have access roads, the way down was registered as the road connecting the surrounding households and also the road in the village. Households without garbage pits were registered as garbage pits. Households without pits were registered as garbage pits. If you use manure for cattle, you will register it as a manure pit. Households that do not have a toilet will register as a latrine with the village head and all households who register to do so will be provided with cement,” said Mr. Xa. Currently, Lao Chai people have been actively implementing two criteria at the same time, namely, environmental sanitation and traffic criteria, with the expectation that Lao Chai will soon complete the criteria for building a new rural area for the future. people’s lives are raised. From there, Lao Chai will become a bright spot and be more known to friends near and far and tourists in the coming years. The concrete road in Lao Chai village, Y Ty commune is about to be completed. Photo: CX In Lao Chai, people’s awareness has been raised somewhat, especially in the construction of new rural areas. Mr. Xa said that building a new village is the State and the people working together and the direct beneficiaries are the people. Therefore, in the construction of new rural areas, it is necessary to have village officials who do their best for the people and for the renewal of society so that the people will follow and follow. Currently, Y Ty is one of the attractive tourist attractions. Y Ty is about 100km from Lao Cai city. To get to Y Ty border commune, you can go from Lao Cai city to Trinh Tuong commune to go to Lung Po – where the Red river flows into Vietnam, then through A Mu Sung to arrive at Y Ty. The roads will go through old forests with old trees, and only a few roofs on the side of the mountain. Living in Lao Chai are mainly Ha Nhi people. They stayed in the log house built of earth, like in a fairy tale. Going to Y Ty is to hunt clouds and admire beautiful scenery, but experiencing the life of Ha Nhi people here is also very interesting. Y Ty is changing day by day thanks to the people and local authorities actively participating in the construction of new rural areas; At the same time, many large corporations have come here to invest in tourism with thousands of billions of dong.

After peeling the eggs, rinse with warm water, cut into 4 equal parts. The dipping sauce consists of soy sauce, vinegar, sesame oil, minced garlic, cilantro, sugar, salt, seasoning to taste, pour heated cooking oil on top, pour all over the egg plate. Stir-fried Eggs with Bitter Melon Bitter gourd shaved off the white film inside, cut into thin slices, blanched in boiling water for 2 minutes and then rinsed with cold water. Crack the eggs into a bowl, add chopped scallions and stir well. Heat oil in a pan, turn up the heat, pour in the eggs, stir-fry until the eggs are frozen, then pour into a bowl. Heat a little cooking oil and then add bitter melon and sauté for about 1 minute. Pour in the eggs, add salt and seasoning and continue to stir-fry for 1 minute before transferring to a plate. Stir-fried bamboo shoots with pork Boil bamboo shoots in a pot of boiling water for about 2 minutes, remove and drain cold water, cut into pieces for later use. Cut pork into thin strips, add soy sauce and cornstarch, marinate for 10 minutes. Heat oil in a pan, add pork and sauté for about 3 minutes, add bamboo shoots, salt and pepper and sauté for 2 minutes, then remove to a plate. Sauteed Peas with Tomato Cut the tomatoes into large pieces for later use and rinse the beans with water. Heat oil in a pan, pour in tomatoes, add salt and sugar, heat over high heat. Add peas, seasoning seeds, sliced ​​green onions and stir-fry until the beans are cooked, then turn off the heat.

Recently, netizens were extremely surprised when the social network appeared a series of photos of Ms. C. wearing “penetrating” pants, revealing the 3rd round clearly. Notably, she wore this outfit when going out with her son. When the photo appeared on social networks, many comments expressed criticism and condemnation of Ms. LBC Because appearing in public with offensive costumes is one thing, it is more critical to take pictures with children. Not to mention, the pose and angle taken from the back in the photo made LBC’s full round 3 quite “painful” making anyone who saw the photo “blush”. Previously, Ms. LBC had responded to criticism directed at her: “The only part of the human body that is considered sensitive and needs to be covered is the genitals. So I’ve never used anything called a bra, because I don’t think so. that breasts are organs that deserve to be freely displayed in public.” More surprisingly, Ms. LBC also revealed that the person behind taking these photos of her was her husband.

The famous beef porridge restaurant for 20 years in An Giang. (Illustration) An attractive bowl of porridge makes her brand Yen. (Illustration) The owner of the porridge shop is Ms. Hong Yen, who has been with the profession for 20 years. She shared that she wakes up at 4:30 every day to prepare ingredients such as beef intestines, beef, bean sprouts…. The intestines must be washed thoroughly with salt water to avoid fouling. Particularly, the pot of porridge must be stewed for about 1 hour until smooth. To get a bowl of this quality porridge, Ms. Yen has to get up at 4:30 am. (Illustration) Beef intestines are put in the pot at the same time as rice to soften because the intestines take a long time to cook. Finally, the blood is poured in. This is also the most important stage because when the water has just boiled, the chef must be very skillful and precisely timed to pour so that the blood does not swell, spongy, lose its taste. Season to taste more MSG, fish sauce, salt is done. The highlight that makes a difference in the bowl of porridge is the use of Cambodian rice and congee leaves. Cambodian rice when cooked porridge is soft, flexible and more fragrant than ordinary rice. And chrysanthemum is considered a specialty of An Giang, grown a lot in Tri Ton district. The fruit is similar to a lemon, but has a rough, long-lasting fragrance that is light and refreshing. A little thinly sliced ​​wish leaves makes the porridge richer and more fragrant. Porridge is cooked from Cambodian rice, when seasoning, the owner adds a little chopped coriander leaves. (Illustration) A full meal costs less than 30,000 VND including a bowl of porridge with beef intestines, blood, rare beef, brain, marrow, encrusted … more green onions and herbs on top. In particular, this porridge is not only served with bread, but diners also get a free portion of fresh vermicelli, enough for a full breakfast. This strange combination makes many people “round eyes and flat eyes”. When eating, diners squeeze a slice of fruit to create a mild sour taste, dip the heart, meat … with ginger fish sauce is the standard.

However, increased water temperature due to global warming makes the situation worse. Another cause is the pollution of untreated industrial wastewater. Obstructing livelihoods In April, according to the newspaper Cumhuriyet , biologists discovered the mucus appeared on the seabed about more than 30 meters deep. This mucus layer covers the reef, potentially suffocating the coral. Carcasses of thousands of fish were also found in several coastal towns. To make matters worse in recent weeks, Istanbul’s coastline has been covered with a “beige carpet”. Fishermen who rely on the sea for their livelihood have begun to sound the alarm about the situation. Sheet Cumhuriyet quoted a fisherman who said he had not been able to work since January. The mucus prevented him from casting a net. The sea surface of Marmara is covered with “a blanket of beige”. Photo: Daily Sabah. A diver catching sea snails laments to the news agency Anadolu that his income was reduced by poor underwater visibility. Crabs and seahorses are slowly dying as slime clogs their gills. Lecturer in hydrobiology at Ondokuz Mayıs University, Mr. zgür Baytut told the newspaper. BirGün that since it first appeared in Turkey in 2007, the mucus seems to affect the Mediterranean Sea region cyclically. According to him, it is “unusual” that mucus has been regularly found along the coast of Turkey in recent times. Mainly human According to the Guardian , the high levels of nitrogen and phosphorus in the Sea of ​​Marmara lead to phytoplankton populations releasing huge amounts of “mucus”. Although the mucus itself is not harmful, it can become a host for harmful microorganisms and dangerous bacteria such as E.coli – bacteria that cause gastrointestinal diseases in humans. Furthermore, when the mucus is so thick that it forms a coating on the surface of the water, it can cause a tragedy. It prevents fish from breathing, leading to mass fish deaths, which in turn leads to a sharp drop in oxygen in the water causing suffocation for other marine species. Scientists suspect that climate change may be a factor because phytoplankton thrives in warm waters. Last winter was milder than usual, meaning the Sea of ​​Marmara was a few degrees warmer than average. Mustafa Sari, a professor at Bandırma Onyedi Eylül University, told podcast channel Kisa Dalga that the giant and sticky clumps of mucus represent “climate change that is becoming increasingly apparent”. Not only hindering the fishermen, the tourists are also worried that “mucus” will reduce the beauty of the Sea of ​​Marmara. Photo: Daily Sabah. Experts also point out that preventing untreated waste from being dumped directly into the Sea of ​​Marmara helps to reduce nitrogen and phosphorus levels somewhat. Overfishing – which leaves phytoplankton out of many natural prey – can also cause this condition. Officials in Istanbul in early May announced cooperation with the Turkish government and Bandırma Onyedi Eylül University to come up with a solution, including sending boats to dredge the seabed. In Izmit, workers collected more than 110 tons of mucus, which was then taken to an incinerator for processing. Concerned that the mucus could reduce tourist numbers, some have called on the government to do more to prevent the problem from recurring. Ismet Cigit, newspaper reporter Ses Kocaeli , lamented that humans had “betrayed the most beautiful waters in the world” by allowing chemical storage facilities, fuel tanks, factories, and industrial sites to build along the coast. “Clearly there is no deterrent penalty for those who pollute the sea. Marmara is dying,” he wrote in Turkish.

Hon Cau in May, the sea water is clear and blue, each wave is gently lapping against the sand. The southern monsoon season, which lasts from May to October, is also the breeding season for turtles. Hon Cau Marine Reserve is located on a corner of the island, standing here, you can hear the whispers of the waves, the wind and the sea caressing the white sand slopes. Ms. Luu Yen Phi is the only female employee of the Nature Reserve. Hon Cau Sea For many years, she and her brothers and sisters in the group participated in the work of the patrol team to prevent boats from fishing in the reserve. She shared: “In the breeding season, turtles will come up to lay eggs. There are 4-5 turtles on the island or up, so the brothers will divide to watch turtles to avoid people coming to catch them. Turtle eggs will be brought to the beaches. Incubate and observe. From 45 to 60 days, the baby turtles will hatch and be released into the sea.” Being a “midwife” for turtles is a job that needs a lot of love and enthusiasm. The first time from the mainland to the island, Ms. Phi was also “stunned” by the waves crashing on the side of the boat, or her skin was also darkened by the sun and wind of Hon Cau. But for a long time without going to the sea, she felt very “uncomfortable”. Because the smell of the sun, the wind, the passionate smell of Hon Cau sea has created an inseparable taste of life in her. Being a girl, participating in conservation work is somewhat more difficult. There are days when she is on duty on the island, she is alone and walking on the way from the station to the turtle spawning ground at 1 or 2 am. Where there is so much love yêu There are evenings, the whole team like “holding their breath” when following the turtle’s footsteps. The brothers waited for the turtles to lay their eggs and then brought the eggs back to the incubator. During the day, everyone will come together to clean up the trash and clean the sea. Yen Phi confided: “ Every time I go to the island, I feel happy and familiar. Those who buy rough seas, I don’t go to the island, I miss them very much. Unlike the mainland, the “house” on the island is just enough for basic living, eating and resting, not too comfortable. But it is the place to pack so many memories of my years here. The brothers also split up to cook and support each other.” The members of Hon Cau Marine Protected Area all have a lot of love for the sea and for the gentle turtles. “Here, people can live in harmony with nature. The process of caring for and taking care of turtles is also an emotional journey. Around 45 -60 days, when the turtle eggs are about to hatch, cracks will appear on the ground. . I have to gently use medical gloves to put the turtle in the basket. When it reaches adulthood, it will return to the place it was born to continue to reproduce.” Phi said more. Rescue journeys The reason why the group has to maintain the garbage collection at the beach is because there have been many cases of turtles swallowing plastic bags. When in the sea, plastic bags are shaped like strength, so turtles will choke if they eat them. Phi once witnessed turtles eat the wrong straw when pulling out a lot of blood. Or there are days when turtles get caught in fisherman’s nets and are transported to pubs, the group has to rush to “rescue”. She said: “ When I received news that turtles were being sold to pubs, I had to get there as quickly as possible to lobby them to release them. After receiving the turtle, the group will bring it back to the sea to release. For many years, people have been trying to do propaganda to people about the conservation of sea turtles.” Occasionally, the center receives cases of turtles being kept in freshwater for a long time by people. When the issue of conservation of sea turtles became known to many people, they automatically handed over the turtles. Phi shared: “I couldn’t release them into the sea, because they had lost their wild instincts and couldn’t hunt. The group had to release them into a big lake, bring salt water back to the turtles to get used to the salinity every day, and at the same time train them instincts. Depending on the case, from 3 to 6 months or 1 year, we can release them back to the sea.” Volunteers come to Hon Cau island every year There are more heartbreaking cases than when I saw a turtle eating the wrong straw, when I pulled the straw out, I lost a lot of blood. Turtles hitting explosives washed up on the beach, which were not intact or were butchered by people on boats and washed ashore. Experiencing difficulties, hardships and “suffocating” rescue journeys, but Phi and her teammates still maintain this work with enthusiasm. “In order for my children and grandchildren to know what turtles are like in the future. I don’t want them to only know “sea turtles” through books. “, she confided. Before accepting the interview with SAOStar, Phi was also embarrassed many times because “what I do is too small compared to the brothers”. However, we still believe that Phi and her silent dedication have also sketched a beautiful picture of Hon Cau sea, where a team to rescue and protect sea turtles is working day and night with all their heart. .

Photos taken on Mars show many features similar to the glaciers in Antarctica. If these covered glaciers do, in fact, exist, they could be a reason to direct future Mars rovers towards this region. This location is inherently attractive to SpaceX and NASA because it is a wide, flat plain that is ideal for landing spacecraft. If there was ice not too deep below the surface, astronauts could also easily have a source of water within reach. Lead researcher Shannon Hibbard, a doctoral student at the University of Western Ontario, Canada, said the newly discovered flow-like features are very strange because they appear on flat terrain. “There’s a lot of evidence that this is an ice-rich area, but we don’t have any confidence that there could be a glacier in places with tortuous features,” said Hibbard. this. They’re existing in a pretty flat plane, so that’s odd.” Mysterious terrain Arcadia Planitia is located in the northern lowlands of Mars. Over the past 3 billion years, lava flows have been active over this area, so it is much less prone to crater cracking than other areas of the planet. Data collected from orbit over many years shows that the ground in the region is rich in hydrogen. Because water is made of hydrogen and oxygen molecules, this hydrogen indicates the presence of ice just below the surface. For decades, scientists have noticed features on Mars that are associated with ice. Along the low hills, there are debris that looks like the flow of a glacier covered in a thin layer of rock. There are also veins in seagulls that look similar to glaciers flowing through valleys on Earth. Similar features also occur in Arcadia Planitia, says Hibbard. Lobate features occur near a set of mountains known as the Montes Erebus that rise from the plain. Images taken from orbit, thermal data showing the surface’s temperature during both day and night, albedo data showing the surface reflectance, dust cover information and altitude data, and topographic. glacial flow The tortuous features are a big mystery because they look like they were created by the flow of ice, but the terrain isn’t steep enough to explain why the ice moves, says Hibbard. “We had to try to figure out what they are, why do they have thermal symbols, why are they so bright all day and night, why do they have flow characteristics, why are they threaded?” she said. Analysis shows that these features are in fact ice-derived. The undulating shapes look similar to other features associated with slow-moving matter found on Mars, Hibbard said, and the data suggests that these spots are indeed rich in ice. The most similar-looking sinusoidal feature, says Hibbard, is the ice flows inside the Earth’s ice sheets, which are mainly found in Antarctica. These faster-moving ice flows are not well understood on Earth, much less Mars, Hibbard says, but they represent an example of ice flowing in fairly flat terrain. This is a controversial claim, says Hibbard, because most of Earth’s ice streams need at least a thin layer of liquid water at their bottoms to lubricate their flow. It’s not clear if water under the ice exists or ever existed on Mars, she said, and it’s not clear whether a wet background is needed to create ice flows on the Red Planet. One possibility could be that in the past, when Mars’ orbit was tilted differently than it is today and its climate was different, sub-glacial melting may have occurred. The study is published in the May issue of the journal Icarus.

Located in a quiet residential area in Thu Dau Mot (Binh Duong), DD House is the home of a family of 3 generations. The house needs to be ventilated to make the most of the surrounding air. A narrow corridor from the outside leads to the interior of the house, opening up a continuous space along the horizontal and vertical axes, surrounded by separate bedrooms. To take advantage of the natural conditions, the sequence of spaces from the living room to the dining room and the kitchen is connected to the small alternating garden as a ventilation corridor that provides fresh air and sunlight for the entire house. home. This is an essential element in the context of cities in humid tropical climates. The central space becomes a dynamic area containing various activities of family members. The dining and entertainment room is fully functional for working and playing while enjoying the green courtyard. The dining table is designed straight to increase the interaction between the common space and the nearby indoor garden. The design focuses on the “Journey into space” experience. Therefore, the distance between the bedrooms is widened for homeowners to explore on foot. Along the stairways and corridors, different senses of architecture and light are opened up. Through this project, the architect wants to express new ideas about the harmony between spatial structure and local context. Photo source: To Nguyen Video: House 25m2- opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

Raw horse meat is a popular dish in Japan. It’s called basashi, it’s thinly sliced ​​and eaten raw. A single cantaloupe (like yellow flesh melon) can sell for more than 31,473 yen ($300) in Japan. Sakura is the national flower of Japan. This is also a garnish on desserts. Dishes with cherry blossom petals are especially popular in the springtime. In Japan, keeping a pet is extremely expensive. Even the equivalent of buying a new car. Therefore, children are increasingly provided with toy robots that imitate domestic pets. Coming to the spa, you can not only swim in large pools of wine, coffee, sake, beer, etc., but you can also drink them on the spot. Different from the beauty spas in the world. Not only impressed with the dense vending machine system every 100m, but the variety of products from hot and cold drinks, ice cream, noodles, cigarettes, confectionery, … in which also surprise visitors when coming to Japan. Tsukiji is the largest fish market in Tokyo and about 2,000 tons of sea fish are consumed every day. In Japan there are cafes that sell tenderness, where men are allowed to lie down with hostesses, hug them, make eye contact or stroke their hair – but nothing more. In Japanese, the name of Kit Kat candy is similar to kitto katsu which means “surely you will win”. Kit Kat here has many exotic flavors such as chili, wasabi, green tea, pear, etc. Japanese subways are so packed with passengers during rush hour that special workers called oshiya are required to push people onto the train. The oshiya are usually students working part-time. Ice cream in Japan is very diverse in flavors such as noodles, beer or horse meat, … and can be sold on every street corner due to great demand. Japan is famous for its many unique festivals and events. For example, weddings based on popular video games or anime are often held in the land of the rising sun and have a set-up company. The Japanese want to be in harmony with nature, so they create beautiful gardens with small ponds with colored carp (koi fish) and turtles. These gardens symbolize the perfect world of nature. Please watch the video: Another great Japanese invention. Source: Yan News

This unique dish is called Paan, or many others are Fire Paan, appearing in India since 1972, ie, it has existed for more than 49 years now. To make Paan, the Indians used a very familiar ingredient in Vietnam, betel leaf. After being cleaned, betel leaves are placed on top of a mixture of spices, mukhwas (dill seeds coated with colorful sugar), dried fruit, and sugar. After the spice mixture is added, people will roll the betel leaf, or leave it as is, and pin some dried cloves and then burn it with fire. The fire only turns on the gas, so there is no need to prepare anything complicated. And after the fire has burned enough, the seller will quickly roll the burning betel leaf into the customer’s mouth. This is a sight not for the faint-hearted. However, Indians consider this a common thing because they are used to this dish, even they are addicted, so sometimes they have to wait in long lines to buy. Surely many of you will wonder if putting fire in your mouth like that is hot or burning? The heat is of course there, but maybe only to the extent that the body can withstand it, but it doesn’t cause burns because the fire after entering the mouth will turn off immediately. The most obvious evidence is that almost everyone who enjoys this dish is unharmed, on the contrary, they feel delicious and want to enjoy it again and again. In particular, according to recorded documents, this Paan dish in India is also considered a cure for many diseases such as coughs, colds and headaches, in addition, this dish also helps freshen breath and increase blood pressure. strengthen health. A Paan shop owner in India shared: “ Some people get scared as soon as they see this dish for the first time. But they all try once. It doesn’t have any side effects and it’s very safe and won’t hurt anyone “.

Small, beautiful roads, gently sloping, floating between the immense green of the roadside trees and the blue of the sky. But, that still isn’t enough. Coming to Buon Ma Thuot, do not forget to visit and experience these interesting addresses: Interesting Dak Lak Museum At first, we were quite indifferent when we saw that the design of the museum was not very convenient for visitors. A guest approached the door, turned around and lamented “nothing”. But, it was because the front door was closed, we entered from the back entrance. After buying tickets and having an narrator, the whole group was really impressed and fascinated by the interesting and useful information. Dak Lak Museum has 3 main exhibition spaces, providing a basic and complete introduction to Biodiversity, National Culture and History of the plateau land and people. Dak Lak Museum is designed according to the traditional longhouse architecture of the Ede ethnic group in the Central Highlands (photo of Dak Lak Museum). However, there are many very familiar things in life that when you come here you will know and scream with delight, like skull pepper with black pepper, which is more spicy than the other; Are gongs created by the Central Highlands people; Any ethnic girl in Dak Lak when she is an adult, the longer her earlobes are, the more beautiful she is; What kind of tree has a very beautiful, fragrant, and extremely rare wood grain that is only available in Vietnam, now there are less than 100 roots; why long house of Ede people have such architecture; and matriarchy, at home women are the best but outside men are the leaders, even in the present life… The answer is all at Dak Lak Museum, after you take a tour and listen to the narrator named Trang, introduce and explain. In particular, outside the museum yard, there is a pair of camphor over a hundred years old: a shady tree with a giant stump of 3-4 new embraces, a dead tree, the root is kept as a souvenir. In addition, there are two ylang-ylang trees in front of the villa of Bao Dai Palace, several dozen years old, with large and wide canopy, fragrant flowers. In Buon Ma Thuot, there is also the World Coffee Museum, designed to simulate the impressive architecture of a long house, standing out against the blue sky, so it is an ideal place for you to take pictures to check-in. But, the artifacts displayed inside are not enough to attract visitors, if not too faint. Outside the Coffee World Museum, the architecture is very beautiful and the sky is blue, everyone who comes here wants to take pictures to check-in. Lak Lake, so absorbed in forgetting the way back A place that should not be missed is Lak Lake, the largest natural freshwater lake in the Central Highlands located at an altitude of 500m above sea level, connecting with Krong Ana River. Distance from city center. Buon Ma Thuot is about 60-70km, only after nearly 2 hours by car, you can experience and discover the unique beauty of this place. View of Lawk Lake from where you stop to enjoy the cool breeze At a glance, you may not be impressed because the lake is not as beautiful as imagined. But, experience it. Not only is it a walk to admire the lake, ride an elephant, go canoeing or kayak, … but it is important to bathe in the depth of the cultural, historical and life space of the M’ ethnic group. Nong, Ede. If you missed it, it would be a pity. According to Ms. Nguyen Nga, a tourist from Hanoi, you can choose to spend the night at Lak Tented Camp, a resort deep in the lake, quiet and separate from the surrounding world. Full of elephant riding around the lake, you should try the elephant dung coffee, only 60,000 VND/cup to feel its different taste. Cycling in the morning to explore village life and waterfall trekking. In the afternoon, you can see and learn about the unique and traditional black pottery craft in Vietnam – the profession is almost lost, only 1-2 people keep it in the village. The strange thing is that only women take on this work. They make crude ceramic products, do not use turntables to craft and open-fired pottery with firewood and rice husks. Pottery artist. In the photo is a statue of an elephant ready to be baked, placed as a souvenir for guests (photo by Nguyen Nga) Unique handmade pottery with glossy black color, fired with wood and rice husks (photo by Nguyen Nga) At night, you will enjoy the dance of M’Nong girls around the campfire and drink it with can wine,… Special experiences that when you leave, you still wonder why you have a place. so enchanting. Many attractions waiting to be discovered On the way back to the city, you should visit Mother elephant rock – also known as Yangtao Elephant Rock – not far from 5km is Rock Elephant Father. The big mother elephant stone block, shaped like an elephant with a huge spine, lies quietly in the middle of the vast green. Although not very high, the rock slopes gently, easily slippery when it rains and the higher the wind, the stronger the wind, so it is also a challenge for those who are afraid of heights and not all visitors are brave enough to climb. But, when you have reached the top, the biggest reward is the scene that appears both majestic and poetic. Ignoring business related factors, Ko Tam tourist area well worth your time to visit. Just like a miniature Buon Ma Thuot, this 17-hectare eco-tourism area has everything from a version of a long house, a small museum with a statue of a tomb, a temple and a prayer tree,… Beautiful landscape design makes you spend a whole day to explore, take pictures to check-in with the lake, flower garden, long and deep bamboo range,… In the evening, there is also a musical performance with the gong display. The uniqueness and dance of Ede girls. Ban Me is strangely enchanting, just come back and want to come back In addition, if you have time, you should visit the cocoa garden located deep in the moss shop at 111 Y Ngong, enjoy a fresh cocoa smoothie or sip a glass of wine from fermented cocoa; go to the clusters of Dray Nu and Dray Sap waterfalls (although not as good as waterfalls in the East and Northwest); explore Yok Don National Park in the season of dipterocarp (falling leaves) and learn about birds, with 500,000 VND/person/3-hour tour; take a walk and have lunch at the lakeside restaurant Ea Kao; sightseeing Sac Tu Khai Doan pagoda; see long houses, enjoy Arul coffee at Acodhon village (Co Tho village), walk around the book street… Temple of Sac Four Khai Doan A corner in Co Thon village – the merchant of the rich Buon Ma Thuot has so many things to discover, to experience, to enjoy, so this place really makes visitors nostalgic, wanting to return to this place. If customers choose to fly Hanoi – Buon Ma Thuot (Dak Lak), this city can be considered as a transit point when it is easy to go to Dak Nong or Gia Lai, Kon Tum from here. However, the combination of going to Dak Nong is considered the most reasonable, because if going to Gia Lai, there is another choice of direct flight from Hanoi to Pleiku. So, Pleiku and Kon Tum can be reserved for another trip. If you go all the way, you will be in the opposite direction, because Buon Ma Thuot is in the middle of the two ends, unless you have a lot of time or go in the style of “riding a horse to see the flowers”. Especially, you can combine both going to the plateau and going to the sea. From Buon Ma Thuot to Tuy Hoa (Phu Yen) is more than 190km, about 200km to Nha Trang, by road. Thus, we have another option is to fly from Hanoi to Buon Ma Thuot for about 3 days, take a car to Tuy Hoa or Nha Trang to swim for 2-3 more days.

The birth of flying saucers It was not until 2015 that this investigation was made public. To date, some of the strangest UFO incidents have been posted online, revealing mysterious objects in the sky that have shocked those who have witnessed it. The most famous case is the “Lubbock Beam” incident that 3 professors in Texas reflected on August 30, 1951. Together, they claim to have seen 20-30 lights in the sky. The objects appear to be about the size of a saucer and have a green fluorescence. “They are smaller than the full moon on the horizon. About 15 such bright streaks, round … We all feel extremely strange “- a professor shared. However, the USAF concluded that the light appeared to be caused by a porcupine (whose breast feathers are white, possibly reflecting light from urban lights below). Of the more than 12,000 UFO cases presented for dissection in the Blue Book Project, the majority concluded “disappointment” as such. The USAF believes that most of the strange objects seen are stars, clouds, civilian aircraft or reconnaissance aircraft. However, 701 of them are still unexplained. New Zealand UFO photo titled “Winter 1951”. Many believe it to be a flying saucer, but the USAF thinks it’s just a lenticular cloud Photo: DAILY MAIL Evaluating the aforementioned massive investigation, Nigel Watson – author of the “UFO investigations Manual” (about UFO investigations from 1892 to the present) – said that in many cases, amateur investigators trying to find an explanation without having time to consider or research. In particular, a particular case that attracted Mr. Watson was the reflection of Kenneth Arnold’s strange object, an incident that can be called the beginning of the extremely popular term “flying saucer” later. Mr. Arnold saw 9 UFOs on Mount Rainier (Washington State) on June 24, 1947. The US government agencies were particularly interested in this report. A similar scene appeared in Tulsa, Oklahoma just a month later, on July 12, 1947. “These objects fly in a diagonal line stretching about 8 km, from the first object to the last object, evaporating,” said Mr. Watson. According to Arnold’s estimation, the above objects were traveling at more than 1,600 km/h from Mount Rainier to Mount Adams. It is “like a saucer if you let it slide across the water”. Soviet secret program Mr. Watson believes that the term flying saucer was born from describing the motion of a flying object rather than its appearance. From secret aircraft to simply birds flying in the sky have been proposed to try to explain the strange phenomena that are reflected, but, in fact, they are still a mystery. In the 1940s and 1950s, the events of encountering flying saucers or even alien abductions in the United States, began to fill the newspapers of this country. However, according to Soviet ufologist and author Paul Stonehill, UFO encounters on the Soviet side at that time were far more direct than those of the US and any object flying over the Soviet Union would have attracted the attention of the military. “The Soviets were shocked that so many UFOs were able to penetrate their borders and unleash themselves without the Kremlin knowing how to control,” Mr. Stonehill revealed on the Daily Star website. During the Cold War and the space race, Soviet forces frequently clashed with UFOs, once they were ordered to shoot down UFOs but failed. Mr. Stonehill – whose research articles on UFOs have been translated into 11 languages ​​- said that when reports of strange phenomena appear in the press, the Kremlin often interprets them as hoaxes. of the Western powers. However, a secret research program called SETKA (Iron Grid) was established in 1977 at the behest of then-President of the Council of Ministers of the USSR Alexei Kosygin, after the famous Petrozavodsk affair, during 48 UFOs appeared in the sky over the city in this Republic of Karelia (then in the Soviet Union). The purpose of SETKA is to identify UFOs as authorities have begun to acknowledge these flying objects may not belong to Earth. According to Mr. Stonehill, most of the files of this sensitive program remain secret. In total, more than 400 unusual mysterious cases, encounters with UFOs or aliens, were studied. The show also changed its name several times to distract the curious. Fierce encounter Through conversations with military intelligence personnel, government officials and Soviet-era scientists, Mr. Stonehill said the most intense encounter between UFOs and Soviet forces occurred in 1953, shortly after leader Joseph Stalin died. A large UFO appeared in the sky over the Taiga region in Siberia. At first, eyewitnesses thought it was a balloon. Soviet military commanders at that time sent a detachment to the scene. However, when trying to attack the foreign object, 3 of the detachment’s planes caught fire. Later, throughout the 1960s, Soviet forces had to comply with a limited order to shoot UFOs because authorities believed that the objects would fight back and destroy any unit that fired. into them. However, in some cases, the UFO side made the move first! In 1990, the legendary Soviet test pilot Marina Popovich held a press conference at the Russian Consulate in San Francisco and published images of what she called an alien plane. The female pilot with the rank of colonel claimed to have seen photos of children of human-alien hybrids. At the same time, Ms. Popovich said that Russian cosmonauts have also encountered UFOs many times.

Located between Morocco and Tunisia, Algeria is the largest country in Africa and the 10th largest in the world. 4/5 of the country is covered by the Sahara – the hottest desert in the world. This is a desolate, barren land full of rocks… Hardly anyone lives here. Despite the harsh terrain, there are settlements on the northern edge of the Sahara. This place is also known as historic 5 ksours. These are the centuries-old ancient cities of the M’Zab valley. These cities include El-Atteuf (the oldest, founded in 1012), Melika, Bounoura, the holy places of Beni-Isguen and Ghardaïa. A tourist board was established to preserve these 5 ksours. They set quite strict regulations for tourists and Algerians. According to the BBC, the council advises Algerians and tourists to visit the ancient cities only when accompanied by a local guide. In addition, some other behaviors are also prohibited when coming here such as smoking, immodest dress, using mobile phones and taking selfies. Khaled Meghnine, a local guide, said: “We are all friendly and visitors are welcome to come here. However, they must respect the way of life of the people of this area. It is our home. , not the backdrop for a social media post. Nobody here wants that.” Since the 8th century, the Mozabites, a semi-nomadic people with a distinct language Tumzabt, have explored the land. 5 ancient cities are the unique cultural crossroads of the indigenous people of North Africa, the Islamic faith of Ibadi… Currently, the population of these cities is about 360,000 people. “It’s unbelievable how they developed society in this harsh land. That’s why we need to cherish this culture. It’s been around for 1,000 years,” Meghnine said. The roads in these cities are quite narrow, just enough for a donkey to carry cargo. The main road is bigger, enough for the camel to move. The houses are made of stone with a boxy texture. They usually raise a goat for milk and to deal with leftovers. Electricity started appearing here in 1950 and also changed people’s lives more or less. However, many principles remain the same from the old days. For example, when queuing at water pumps, children will be first, then women, then men. The walls of the house are often painted blue to create a feeling of coolness and repel mosquitoes. In Ghardaïa (pictured), the installation of modern signs or billboards is prohibited. This is how they keep the old city intact. Local regulations require that people in small streets specialize in only one product, for example carpets, fruit, vegetables or gold. The merchants here are not very competitive. Instead, they unite and create strong communities. Bargaining is also “implicitly forbidden” because of the respect between the seller and the buyer. Both parties will agree on a reasonable price from the beginning based on honesty. Another issue of concern for people living in these cities is water. To them, water is more precious than gold. There is a committee dedicated to overseeing the use of water resources. Here, they have penalties for people using more water than is common in society. In fact, from 2008-2017, the M’Zab valley did not have a single drop of rain. That’s why they take the regulations seriously.

Crayfish usually live in bays and calm seas, can be caught in Khanh Hoa, Ninh Thuan, Binh Thuan, and Phu Yen. This fish grows slowly and catches very little, so it is always considered a rare specialty that is not easy to enjoy. The meat of the cod fish is very special, white like chicken, only the backbone and no bones. This fish is firm, not fishy, ​​sweet. The meat is not only tough but also fatty, so it is loved by many diners. Cabbage is often processed into many different delicious dishes such as grilled with salt and pepper, steamed, grilled, porridge, soup, deep fried… Due to the fact that the body of the cod fish is full of white meat, not fishy, ​​chewy and delicious like chicken, it is also known as saltwater chicken. Species in the fish family have the ability to secrete surfactants through their skin. This is a chemical defense mechanism. Because of its thick scales, small fins and tail, the boarfish swims slowly. The body of the fish is almost immobile, so the weight is placed on both the tail and the fins. Its swimming form is considered quite funny. One reason that bony fish is such a rare specialty is that it takes about 2.5 years to reach adult size. Overfishing is also making this species almost extinct in some localities.

This product is called “bamboo wife” and it is popular in Southeast Asia, especially in hot weather. It is hollow, made of bamboo and a little shorter than a person. It helps people have a comfortable sleep, when hugging this product, you will not be hot. Product “bamboo wife” Anti-Aging Mask This is an invention from Japan, it is a contraption made of rubber according to the manufacturer, a simple and effective anti-aging device. It lifts the cheeks and makes the face appear slimmer. A shaping mask This is a popular mask in Japan used to reshape the face. The face is said to become smaller. The masks are made from a material that wicks away perspiration and makes your face slimmer. Single-wheeled shipping products This isn’t a chair but a super small, 1-wheeled Honda U3-X transporter. It can move in any direction thanks to its Omni-Traction drive system. The wheels are made of multiple autonomous wheels that allow you to move left and right without turning. It is still not sold in regular stores but we hope it will be popular. Nose lifting tool This looks like a torture device but in reality it is just another Japanese device called a nose lift device. It changes the shape of the nose, eliminating bumps without surgery. It creates a vibration that stimulates the bone in the nose and changes it. It takes time because the device works gradually: you need to wear it for 3 minutes a day. Mask “Rejuvenique” This mask is called “Rejuvenique”, despite its intimidating appearance, made for facial care. It has electrodes that have the same effect as surgery, according to the manufacturer. Emotion tracking mask This is a next-generation device: it’s an amazing (and scary) silicone mask that can track emotions and change accordingly. It has a tracker to measure the activity of the facial muscles. So when a person is frowning, smiling and so on, the mask moves a particularly colorful liquid through its vessels. Hair wave machine Does this look like an alien device? It was very simple: this was a wave machine in 1939. Back then, this wavy hairstyle was very popular and every woman wanted it, so it is not surprising that such a device was invented. Guitar Pikasso A jazz musician asked a Canadian man to make a guitar with as many strings as possible. The quest seemed strange but it was completed. The guitar is called the “Pikasso Guitar” for a reason as it reminds us of famous paintings by Picasso. The instrument can make many different sounds: it can be like a bass guitar, an acoustic guitar and a harp all in one. In this video you can see the jazz musician who made an unusual request to play this amazing instrument. Cushions If you have to sit a lot at work, this is an invention you definitely need. According to the manufacturer, this mattress will help you relieve back pain, keep blood circulation healthy, and maintain a comfortable temperature to avoid sweating.

Because of his strong love for wood, the owner decided to renovate, making every corner of the house have the appearance of this material. The owner of the house. “ The first thing we did was tear down all the windows and doors. It is not against nature, but on the contrary, we want to bring nature into our home.” , the owner shared. The floor is covered with gravel and raw wooden slats are arranged side by side. Tables and chairs are also made from wood, but they are all raw, original wood without elaborate sculptures. The living room is not even equipped with a sofa, instead, the chair is created by stacking a lot of small logs together, on top of which there are several cushions. The owner said that although it cannot be as comfortable as a sofa, they are satisfied with it. The second floor of the building is like a loft, supported by a solid wood and steel body system, the floor is also arranged from wooden slats instead of pouring concrete. The most special feature in the house is probably the bridge spanning the living room, connecting the bedroom to a “bird’s nest”. This space is designed by the owner for two small children, the material is also completely from tree trunks. Pursuing a minimalist lifestyle, the family eliminates unnecessary appliances, including televisions or beds. Instead, the mattress is placed directly on the floor, with all rooms.