Huynh Hong Loan’s share posted on social networks quickly attracted netizens. 3 years ago, Huynh Hong Loan bought the first house in District 6, HCMC. Although far from the center, the house was suitable for Hong Loan’s budget at that time. Not stopping there, she continued to aim to have a house closer to the center. Recently, she was satisfied when she owned a luxurious and sophisticated second house with neoclassical style in District 2, with an area of ​​​​nearly 100m2. What makes the online community admire this 27-year-old actor is that the cost to own an apartment is about 4.5 billion VND and she also spends another 1 billion VND to redo the interior. Every item and decoration in the house is a hand selected by Hong Loan. According to Huynh Hong Loan, her new house is a corner unit, so the view is wide, cool and extremely comfortable. The home space has the main color of white and a little blue in the small kitchen according to feng shui to suit her destiny. Although only 27 years old, actor Huynh Hong Loan bought 2 houses in Saigon by himself. Hong Loan’s house has 3 rooms (2 bedrooms and 1 dressing room) but to serve her personal needs, she redesigned it, knocking the wall into a door to connect the 2 rooms together to create a house. wider space. The living room, dining room and kitchen are elaborately decorated, in the same color scheme as the design colors in the house. The bathroom space is also meticulously cared for using high-class porcelain, darker colors to create a clean and comfortable space. The living room is decorated with modern Hong Loan The kitchen was chosen by her in blue color, in line with the owner’s destiny. The main bedroom of the actress is white and gray to create a luxurious feeling. She let a large portrait of herself be the focal point of the room. The house originally had 3 bedrooms, but she decided to redesign it so that the master bedroom was connected to the storage area. The room is a place for the actress to display branded items. She invests in modern and luxurious style furniture. The actress confided that at the age of 27, she had almost everything but still had not found her soulmate. In particular, she liked her very large balcony. She often plants trees, enjoys the panoramic view of the space every sunrise and sunset after stressful working hours The balcony is so big that the actress grows many ornamental plants. Huynh Hong Loan was born in 1994 in Thu Dau Mot city, Binh Duong province. She was known to the online community when she became a “muse” in the MV “Silently with you” by Son Tung – MTP. After that, she received many roles in TV series such as: Step-aunt restaurant, The Road of Sin, Mac Gia Ky, Chu Trinh, Like a love song, Deer’s Eye, Tracing the killer, … Hong Loan often plays the main character with a gentle and kind personality. With a delicate face and lovely smile, Huynh Hong Loan not only won prizes in beauty contests such as: “First prize of the 2014 Charming Ao Dai and Flower Contest”, “The runner-up of the Charming Ao Dai contest”. Vietnam 2015″ but she is also likened to a “copy” of Miss Dang Thu Thao. In addition, Hong Loan also received more attention when she had a brief love affair with Tien Linh, but it also cost a lot of media coverage. After breaking up with Tien Linh, she learned that being discreet is the best way to maintain a love. Although she is currently single, she is not forced by her family to get married. At the age of 27, Hong Loan has bought a second house and a car, but she is still looking for the perfect half to support herself in life.

Meanwhile, unvaccinated people are unlikely to be ready for travel. Up to 48% of survey respondents said they would wait to receive at least one dose of the vaccine before thinking about going out. Only 19% of unvaccinated people have booked an upcoming holiday. Illustration. Vaccination helps tourists feel more confident in their travel experiences. 41% of vaccinated people said they feel more secure when dining indoors, 32% feel more confident when visiting an urban center, 25% feel more confident when visiting a museum, and 23 % more peace of mind when visiting an amusement park. Notably, vaccinated people tend to spend more on travel and take longer vacations. 30% of vaccinated people plan to travel longer than pre-pandemic trips, compared with 22% overall. In addition, 35% of vaccinated travelers are willing to spend more on their next trip, while only 20% of unvaccinated travelers will do so. The widespread vaccination has helped increase demand for travel and hotel bookings in many countries. According to TripAdvisor statistics, the number of hotel and restaurant searches in the US in May reached the highest level since the outbreak of the pandemic. Demand in the UK, Spain, Italy, Germany and France also saw significant growth. According to the survey, domestic travel is chosen by many people for this summer, while overseas trips are being planned at the end of the year. 75% of global June holiday searches are for domestic destinations, with 67% for July and 62% for August. The number of room searches at foreign hotels is increasing for the period after November this year.

Facebook tightens control of fake news. Illustration Recently, Facebook has taken “strong” action against users who constantly share fake information on this company’s social platform. In the announcement, Facebook said it would reduce engagement of all of a user’s news feed posts if this person regularly shares content labeled as fake news from one of its fact-checking partners. In addition, Facebook will also implement measures to notify users if they are interacting with content that has been reviewed by fact-checking partners. In recent times, false information and conspiracy theories have appeared a lot on social platforms with many users, such as Facebook or Twitter. Therefore, Facebook affirms: “Whether it’s fake or misleading information about Covid-19, vaccines, climate change, elections or other topics, we are working to ensure that more and more people are Few people have to see that kind of information on our platforms.” Earlier this year, Facebook said it removed 1.3 billion fake accounts between October and December last year. The move comes ahead of an examination by the US House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee on how technology platforms tackle the problem of disinformation.

Jack Heathcote turned the house into a giant aquarium Jack Heathcote, 47, of Nottingham, England has completely transformed his home with a network of nine super-sized aquariums, including one in a cellar, 2.1 meters deep. Jack does not have a TV set up in the house because he just likes to watch his fish swim. Jack can watch his pet fish swim for ‘hours’ instead of watching TV. The man said: “I can watch the fish swim, interact with them for hours. It’s so relaxing.” Jack first became interested in fish when he was 10 years old. His parents took him to visit an aquarium in Blackpool and he came home with a pet goldfish. 37 years later, Jack decided to spend a whopping £20,000 to convert his Nottingham home into a giant aquarium. Jack used three walls of the cellar to create a 4.2 meter x 3.6 meter tank, 2.1 meters deep and holds 18 cubic meters of water. The giant tank is home to 50 assorted fish he caught in a canal, and four giant mirror carp. There are two more tanks in the cellar, as well as other tanks in the living room, hallway, and shed. Upstairs, there are several tanks in Jack’s bedroom connected by a tunnel. Jack is extremely interested in his unusual house and pets. He said: “Fish are not like other animals because they are always moving. My friends think they are great. They often sit with me on the sofa to watch fish swim, just like other people like to watch TV. vi so”. For fish enthusiasts like Jack Heathcote, it will be very suitable for the portable fish bag product of a Japanese company. The Japanese company’s creation allows aquarium owners to comfortably take their pets out on the street. The ‘katsugyo bag’, a portable aquarium shaped like a long tube with a transparent center, has a handle, and a gauge that monitors the oxygen levels in the water. The company explains that: “You can take the fish away so it’s relatively easy to use. It can provide oxygen and maintain the water temperature the whole time you’re out.” Transparent design, the fish bag is really helpful to calm the fish’s anxiety, provide the fish with a safe, breathable and comfortable environment, suitable for small or medium fish.

As of mid-December 2020, Forbes It is estimated that the net worth of the group of more than 2,200 billionaires in the world has increased by more than $1.9 trillion. Many of these people are spending a large part of their money on personal pleasures, according to NZ Herald . Recently, Jeff Bezos, the owner of Amazon, bought a yacht so large that it needed a “side boat” to support. The total estimated value of this yacht is up to 500 million USD. That figure is just a fraction of the more than $75 billion in earnings Bezos made last year. The super-rich are “crazy” to buy probes and cruisers. Photo: NZ Herald. Over the past year, superyacht maker Cecil Wright & Partners has sold 354 units, costing $840 million to build. Due to travel restrictions between countries, many have been acquired. The super-rich are also eyeing the Arksen marine exploration ship and luxury cruiser. At around $17 million, they allow owners to explore the wildest places on the planet. “The elite want to know how far they can go when it comes to unexpected adventures,” says Jasper Smith, president of Arksen. Longing to travel Helicopters and electric cars are also favored by Ultra-High Net-Worth Individual (UHNWIs) individuals. They hope to make the most of them once the Covid-19 pandemic is over. “Three times in lockdown and spending most of my time at home has made me hungry to travel and experience,” said Martin Reith, president of Luchford, the media agency for luxury brands. In addition, the super-rich also want to find private resorts. For example, Lopud 1483 in Croatia, a renovated monastery with a rental price of 137,000 USD/week, or Deplar Farm, which offers high-speed heli-skiing and luxury trout fishing in Northern Iceland. Private planes and helicopters are loved by the elite. Photo: Insider. Many other rich people are also interested in electric cars. They love buying a Polestar 2 and riding around the city on Porsche’s new e-bike. Meanwhile, helicopters are more popular than ever in the UK. “Bamfords helicopters are a regular occurrence at the Daylesford Shire. I saw them hovering more and more over the Cotswolds. They come in handy for commuting to London. Owners can go anywhere in minutes,” said Harry Gladwin (from the UK). For others, hunting for land and houses is a prerequisite. Jess Simpson, a real estate agent over $20 million, receives three calls a day. Simpson said his clients are always worried there won’t be enough room for nannies, tutors and grandparents should the government blockade again in the future. “Bahamas is a good choice because of the good tax rates. In Europe, the South of France and the Balearics are attracting great interest. Some have moved to Ibiza permanently to send their children to private schools and enjoy life. Also, Portugal is also very popular, because buying a house there can guarantee EU citizenship,” Simpson said. Currently, the richest people in the UK are focusing on buying more houses. Their obsession with space has brought them to Scotland, where there are sports grounds and castles to relax with friends and family. Real estate investment Beach homes are also selling at a rate not seen since 2007. Many are looking for apartments in Norfolk, Dorset and Cornwall. “Private vineyards are gaining in popularity. Many have even established oak plantations,” adds Simpson. While the middle class is fleeing the capital to find a place to live, the super-rich still see London as “true love”. Others are investing in art and furniture. Baird Allis (40 years old), a lawyer, feels happy to own paintings of the Dutch golden age. Modern swimming pools are favored by the rich. Photo: New York Times. In addition, the upper class also splashed money on basements to create multifunctional spaces for working, relaxing, exercising, eating and playing. “Customers often want a meditation room, a ‘vitamin C shower’, a giant changing room, a golf simulator, and a tennis player in their own home,” said Edoardo Alessandro Mapelli Mozzi (UK), real estate developer. real estate, say. After a year without parties, socializing activities are also a priority for individuals with extremely high net worth. It’s no surprise that London’s most exclusive restaurants cater to only 10 pre-booked diners each evening. According to expert Katrina Kutchinsky, the trend of home restaurant-style dining continues to explode. It is normal for the super-rich to invite famous chefs like Alex Webb, the MasterChef champion, to prepare dinner by the pool. Natural swimming pools are equally popular. The list of works of many furniture companies has stretched to 2022. This leaves the super-rich customers with no choice but to endure a summer of “no” new-style swimming pools.

The 180-square-meter apartment has a structure of a living room, 3 bedrooms, a kitchen and 2 bathrooms. With the advantage of area, the space is quite spacious and comfortable. The living room, kitchen and dining area are designed with open spaces. The apartment is designed in a modern style, the main material for furniture is wood. The living room is designed quite simply with neat items, enough space for members to gather together. Sun Concept architects have made a mark on the main living room by colorful pillows and natural blue-white carpet. The highlight for this area is the ceiling system covered with wood that extends to the wall and bends stylized; Combined with drop-ceiling lights creates a warm feeling. The worship space is arranged close to the dining area, quite convenient during holidays and Tet. Portable wooden door system for the purpose of creating privacy for the church room. The kitchen is a combination of two blue and white colors. Cabinet system is designed comfortably, full of items, neat and tidy. The master bedroom has a fairly large area, but the homeowner loves simplicity, so only the necessary items are decorated. Wooden materials with the breakthrough of blue color and curves bring an elegant space. In the room there is an extra space placed next to the window so that the homeowner can sit to work or relax, read a book … The light system includes LED lights and ceiling lights that are arranged reasonably, ensuring light shining. Bedroom 2 uses the main colors of dark green and white and still follows the criteria of being neat and fully functional. Interior design, bedroom colors bring a feeling of youth and personality. The third bedroom has the main wood tone, rounded design creates a separate impression for the space. Bathroom space is designed elegantly and modernly.

The “killfie” trend is a problem in India. When traveling, everyone wants to have beautiful pictures to keep memories. However, the habit of taking selfies (selfie) has caused many visitors to fall into danger, even die. The trend of playing with “death” According to the South China Morning Post, only in the first three months of 2021, the Indian nation recorded dozens of deaths while taking selfies. The actual number may be even higher. Of course, the act of taking a selfie, simply understood as taking a picture of yourself, is not the direct cause of death. However, many people, because they want to take unique “selfies” to challenge themselves or live virtual, have come to dangerous places such as crooked cliffs, deserted beaches, on railway tracks, running train roofs or cliffs close to the depths … Just not paying attention or stumbling when posing, these people easily let themselves fall into life-threatening situations. In early April 2021, the city government of Agra (northern India) recorded two teenagers drowning while taking a selfie under a pond. In the state of Orissa (eastern India) has recorded 2 deaths, a 27-year-old woman in Orissa state (eastern India) drowned from slipping while taking a “selfie” at a picnic area. Kaanakund, a 13-year-old student, dies from being caught in high voltage wires while taking a selfie on top of a running train. The image of young people “playing dominant”, like “performing” on the terrain “challenging the death”, although still spread rapidly on the social networks of India, but has no longer received praise. Instead, a small proportion of the Indian people have cheated, criticized and boycotted this trend, calling it “deadly game”. In 2018, the Indian Institute of Medical Sciences announced that from 2011 to 2017, there were about 259 deaths caused by “selfie” in the world, of which there were 159 deaths in India when trying to take selfies. risky. Worth mentioning, this problem not only occurs in India, but also Russia, the US and Pakistan are also “named” in the top list of countries with many “killfie” cases (selfie in dangerous areas. ). Most of the victims drowned, were hit by a train or car, and fell from above. Young males, especially those who love adventure, account for three-quarters of all “killfies” globally. For a unique and strange picture, many people do not care for their lives. According to Indian experts, the trend of “selfie” addiction stems from the development of technology in society. According to data company Statista, India is also the country with the highest rate of smartphone usage in the world, equivalent to about 760 million users in 2021. Worldwide, the number of smartphone users is estimated. the figure could exceed 3.8 billion this year. On the other hand, Ms. Rita Joshi – Professor of Sociology at Delhi University, said: “Selfies make people feel up to the trend when posting on social media and receiving likes. It is the easiest way for young people (India) to connect globally, especially those in the West whose lifestyles they want to emulate. Accordingly, politicians, stars, celebrities in India are also the driving force behind this trend to young people. Think, whether it is a “selfie” photo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with world leaders or a “selfie” of Bollywood actors can make millions of fans learn to follow. No one says that “Selfie” is an evil act, but irresponsible “selfie” behavior such as disturbing others, destroying landscapes or endangering yourself, is a worrying phenomenon. Therefore, the authorities in India are also trying to prevent this problem. The launch of the Saftie application (Indraprastha Information Technology Institute – Delhi) was announced, helping to warn users about dangerous “selfie” locations, especially demographics from 19 to 30 years old. And check-in at the “cliff of death” in Ma Pi Leng, Ha Giang. On the community side, we can mention the “SelfieToDieFor” movement of a digital marketing entrepreneur launched to raise awareness of people about the “killfie” and a series of websites that broadcast warning videos about consequences of risky selfie behavior. On the government side, the police of Mumbai city and the state of Goa have created selfie-free zones around famous beaches. The Indian Railway Minister also publicly advised young people to avoid “taking selfies” on railway tracks or while performing stunts. Accordingly, the Railway Center shared #SelfieSafety tips; and the Railroad Guard announced sanctions for deliberate “selfie” risky cases. The “check-in” adventure of Vietnamese people The trend of taking photos, filming themselves in dangerous places, anyone watching must be shocked, in order to “live virtual” and seek popularity on social networks, has appeared in our country for many years. Now, especially for adventurous people who like high altitude. On social networks with the largest number of users in Vietnam such as Facebook, Youtube, Tik Tok, … it is not difficult to find photos and clips recording the “death challenge” of Vietnamese young people on skyscrapers, tower tops, steep passes, cliffs,…. without any protection whatsoever. In January 2021, a young man climbed to the “death cliff” of Lai Lung on Ma Pi Leng Pass in Ha Giang to take a careless photo and slipped and fell down a cliff. Shortly thereafter, the local government temporarily banned visitors to this area until it was safe to take. However, contrary to the conventional thinking that dangerous points should be avoided, many online forums still “whisper” to each other, certain invitations must come to “check-in” at this destination to “prove the version. domains “or” overcoming fear “. Near this point, a similar incident happened in the town of Sa Pa (Lao Cai), where a young man fell from the roof to the ground and died while filming a video on the roof of another person. It is known that the victim is a quite popular Tiktok user with more than 140,000 followers. Of course, there are still many such cases in recent years as the society develops, more and more young people own new smartphones, the shooting function is impeccable. . Worth mentioning, despite being warned of danger, many young people are still like “I burned my body into the fire”, absolutely must find all ways to perform stunts to receive “heart drop” turns, ” button like “,” view “of the online community. It is impossible to completely blame technology but the honor of virtual values, or the “virtual life” disease of a part of Vietnamese, is the source of misconceptions and behavior regardless of the network to get the “splash shot”. Worth mentioning, this “killfie” trend which has been very popular in the world has actually “imported” into Vietnamese life for many years. In 2018, many online forums passed each other a clip of three young men climbing onto the roof of a 38-storey building (believed to be in Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City) to “take a selfie” and film. There is a scene of these young people standing close to the edge of the house and using selfie sticks to take pictures without any protective gear, just losing their feet can fall. Until now, “killfie” is still a trend of young people, potentially many risks of death. So is awareness warning enough?

Lady Hollywwood excitedly posted the pictures of the mini-villa right in the garden Sophisticated interior inside The two-storey villa costs up to 350 thousand USD, including full amenities like a normal house. Paris Hilton features air conditioning, chandeliers, sofas, blankets and wooden stairs for pets. The interior is pink – the favorite color of the maiden is Hilton. Villa with hundreds of thousands of dollars is located in the middle of the garden, overlooking the lake Paris Hilton and her “pet” This is not the first time a 40-year-old star has shown her chi tolerance. She even stunned when she bought a thousand-dollar Hermes bag for her puppy named Diamond. The Parisian puppies always appear splendid and luxurious because they can wear outfits and accessories from the world’s top fashion houses. Paris Hilton brought her dog to the event Paris Hilton’s full name is Paris Whitney Hilton, and is an American reality show star, businessman, model, and singer. She is the great-grandson of Conrad Hilton, the founder of the famous Hilton hotel group. With a rich background, she is famous for luxury games, brand names and a rich love history.