A day of salt farmers in An Hoa commune (Quynh Luu district, Nghe An) begins at dawn, when the first rays of the new day are still shy behind the roofs. Groups of people wearing conical hats, carrying light burdens on their shoulders, and carrying locusts in their hands rushed to the salt fields. From about 6 to 10 am, when the sun is not too strong, people mainly just work the soil and water the salt fields. The harvest usually takes place in the afternoon, from 12 noon onwards, when the sun rises at noon. “Chicken egg yolk” shines through the morning dew, signaling a new day. Silhouette of a woman diligently working in the morning sunlight reflected in the clear salt fields. Salt occupation is associated with long fields, full of sunshine and salty sweat. The square salt fields, reflecting the sparkling morning sun, create a beautiful scene. At different times of the day, the salt field is beautiful in different angles, full of lyricism and nostalgia. The dawn on the salt field has a rustic and idyllic beauty that is so attractive. Over 60 years of work, Ms. Phan Thi Chinh (77 years old) is very familiar with this place. Although her children have all looked for other jobs, she still sticks to the profession alone. For Mrs. Chinh, the salty taste of the sea or the hot sun of the sky has “soaked” ever since. “This job is so hard! The sun is hot, people are in the shade, and we have to go out to dry, almost no time to rest. It’s hard work, it’s hard work, but the income is not much, just enough to live through the day”, Ms. Chinh confided. In that hardship, she still smiled beautifully. For generations, the salt people of An Hoa have attached their lives to the grain of salt, despite many hardships and bitterness.

At the beginning of the program, the scenery of the mountains appeared in front of the eyes, the long sandy beach and the sun gradually illuminated the sea. In that romantic “film” are two boys lovingly watching the sunrise together. The conversation with the guest Ton Kinh Lam made the handsome Song Luan also humorously exclaim “men can bring happiness to each other”. However, the appearance of the only girl in the program erased the quiet space of an early morning with her eloquence, humor and unique exercise. Kha Nhu stirred up the atmosphere with her unique exercise and constantly teased guest Ton Kinh Lam. Unlike his humorous sister, Song Luan still retains his inherent calmness and gentleness when slowly making breakfast for everyone and explaining the location where the group is camping. The charm and saltiness of the handsome Song Luan makes Kha Nhu excited, promising this will be an interesting and new experience. Not only experiencing a day of “crawling and catching snails”, sympathizing and understanding for the hard life of fishermen here, but Kha Nhu, Song Luan, Ton Kinh Lam also enjoy delicious fresh food only in this special sea such as king crab, armored cowfish. If you come to Phu Yen, besides Bai Mon, Ganh Da Dia is also a famous place. Let’s explore the places here with “Exciting Cuisine” and enjoy the delicious dishes in this land.

While the West facing house has many disadvantages because it is the direction of the setting sun, the afternoon will absorb a very high amount of heat. Therefore, the west facing house is usually very hot. However, there is still a way for the West facing house to overcome this shortcoming. Architect Bui The Long (CTA | Creative Architects) said that there are two notes for building a west-facing house, including space layout and sunlit surface design. For the west-facing space, the functional spaces that can be arranged are spaces that are rarely used, with hollow nature such as stairs, skylights, corridors, warehouses, toilets, gardens… to create separation from the main use spaces. T-house project (CTA | Creative Architects) with a west-facing facade, a solution of covering walls combined with ventilation, light and side corridors to reduce heat. For the surface of the building directly exposed to the sun, there are many ways to solve it. For example, using insulating materials such as planting trees or using blue systems to block the sun, create shade, cast shadows on the surface of the wall, reduce heat absorption, etc. Parallel to that is the problem of natural ventilation. The surface of the wall needs to be well shaded from the sun but still has to be ventilated, creating air convection, quickly cooling the inside of the building. The hot air rises up, but it will hang around in the building causing heat if there is no way to escape. Therefore, it is necessary to design ventilation boxes and slots to create convection and air circulation in the house. In summary, the overall solutions of space arrangement, shading, shading and ventilation will solve the disadvantages of west-facing buildings. Homeowners need to combine many solutions, not a single element.

Indeed, before high-speed trains came into existence, there was a time when overnight trains were popular across Japan. The elite in this country as well as tourists love to enjoy the overnight trip on the comfortable and luxurious ships. It was still dark when stepping on the train, but when you woke up, you were able to breathe the air in a faraway place. However, today, because of the busy life that people often choose short flights or buses to travel instead of spending nights as before. That is the reason why “overnight train” is almost “dead” in Japan. According to Japan Guide, by 2016, only the Sunrise Express (roughly translated: Sunrise Express Train) is still absorbed in ice in the night, until the sun rises, passengers wake up, the train will just enter the station. . And now, it becomes “fun” for tourists who want to explore the country of the rising sun in a special way. Take a look at the photos inside the only overnight train in Japan – Sunrise Express to see that Japan’s speed of growth is not only about technology, but it also affects the level of comfort in The lives of people and trains are a vivid example of convenience. Born in 1998, the Sunrise Express is the only remaining “overnight” train line in Japan. The ship is 23 years old, with a simple appearance but always kept clean and shiny. Sunrise Express consists of 14 cars running from Tokyo Station, but to Okayama Station it will be split into 2 small trains, 7 cars each. These are Sunrise Seto and Sunrise Izumo. The Sunrise Seto train runs back to Takamatsu, while its “twin sister” – the Sunrise Izumo – runs towards Izumoshi. On the return journey, the two groups still run separately until they meet again at the intersection of Okayama, they will “become one” and head towards Tokyo. Train runs every night from Tokyo at 10 pm, reaching Takamatsu at 7:27 am and Izumoshi at 9:58 am. Unlike other trains, Sunrise Express has 6 different room types. Single Deluxe or Grade A is a cozy first-class room for 1 person. Inside there is a table, a chair, and a small sink beside the bed. The room also has a lighting control panel, radio, slippers, bathrobe and toiletries. In addition to these utilities, you can also take a free bath on the train. This type of room will help you feel like you are in a clean, comfortable hotel. You can also admire the beautiful scenery through the large window on the train. In class 2, there are 4 types of rooms including: Sunrise Twin, Single Twin, Single and Solo. These rooms are suitable for 1 or 2 people. Although they are class 2, that doesn’t mean they’re any worse than first class. The 4 types of Grade B rooms all have secure doors and are secluded from the outside creating a private and convenient atmosphere. The last type of room is the Nobinobi sleeping area. This is a space like a dorm room, passengers sleep together on hard beds separated by small wooden walls, with windows to see the outside landscape. Nobinobi does not have a private bathroom, but passengers can purchase services to use the public bath within 6 minutes. On the Sunrise train there is also a tidy dining room, vending machine, smoking area … there is also a special train car with a private entrance for a wheelchair. In addition, every train car has a classic beauty and is extremely clean. Source: BS

April 13, the first day of the month Ramadan For Muslims, Mecca (Saudi Arabia) has opened its doors to pilgrims – a far cry from what happened last year. It is a place that usually welcomes millions of Muslims to go to Mass each year on the occasion of Ramadan, but Mecca was shut down last year when the new outbreak of COVID-19 emerged and broke out. This year, Saudi officials have allowed people to go on pilgrimages, on the condition that strict regulations on disease prevention are followed. Accordingly, only those who are “immune” to COVID-19 are allowed to go to church – those who have had 2 doses of the vaccine, those who have received 1 dose of vaccine at least 14 days before going to church or those who are sick. and gone. Those who go to Mass must wear masks and keep their distance from those around them. Therefore, the spectacle of the lines of people crowded into the ceremony like a few years ago has disappeared. Ramadan is one of the 5 most important holidays for Muslims, starting from September on the Islamic calendar. During the month of Ramadan, Muslims will not eat or drink from sunrise until sunset and will gather with family or relatives in the evening to “go away”. It is still unclear whether Saudi officials will continue to keep the opening of Mecca until the holidays pilgrimage Haj in the middle of this year or not. Last year, Mecca also had to limit people to go to Mass on this occasion to control disease. Muslims go to Mass during the epidemic season. (Photo: SPA / Reuters)

The rays of dawn signal a new day’s beginning, the scenery is sparkling, captivating people from the mainland to visit the island.

The sovereignty flagpole on Phu Quy island seen from the sea.

Morning morning is sparkling, full of charm, seducing visitors from all over the world.

Early morning rays from the East Sea illuminate rocky outcrops of all kinds of bizarre shapes jutting out of the sea. At this point, you can freely pose for pictures without fear of being spotted and bothered by anyone.

White waves washed up on the cliffs, people feel like they are standing in front of the fairy.

Tomorrow morning beside Trieu Duong Bay with clear blue sea water, there is a small beach, few boats, the air is very fresh and quiet.

Morning morning is also the busiest and busiest time of the day at Phu Quy port, where each boat group returns after a night of netting and fishing.

Scenery from the top of Cao Cat mountain, the highest area on the island, black rocky cliffs alternating with green grass, coastal green grass overlooking the sea.

Coming to Phu Quy is the time when we leave the hustle and bustle of the city to mingle with the waves and winds, and live the lightest days.

To enjoy and feel the majestic beauty gifted to the homeland of Vietnam by the Creator.

Coming to the pristine Phu Quy island, you can not only immerse yourself in nature, immerse yourself in the beauty of the green beaches and the embodiment of the local people.

On the top of Cao Cat mountain, there is a statue of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva overlooking the East Sea, often many people come to pray for good things for their relatives.

Every corner of this island is strangely beautiful. The trees and grass were green, no smoke, no noise, only birds singing and sea breezes that seemed to hold on to the visitors of the cross.