For a city, we can say that there are many ways to understand it. There are also some cities that we hardly need to understand. As long as we hear its name, we know it, such as Jingdezhen. Regarding Jingdezhen, I believe that there is no need for too many voices to repeat it. As a well-known “Porcelain Capital” at home and abroad, the thousand-year-old porcelain culture burned in ancient kilns here has long been ingrained in the hearts of the world. Because of this, we want to understand the porcelain culture of China for thousands of years, and we will also choose to go to Jingdezhen as soon as possible. In Jingdezhen City, we are most familiar with Jingdezhen Ceramic History Museum, Imperial Kiln Museum, Jingdezhen Museum and Ancient Kiln Folklore. Expo area and so on. In fact, for tourists, every time they travel, they will not be able to check in some scenic spots for some reasons, especially the length of the holiday and traffic problems. It is precisely because of this problem that some scenic spots that were originally worth checking in are helplessly forgotten. The same is true for a place in Jingdezhen. It was originally an inconspicuous small village. It was forgotten by many people because of the remoteness and the inconvenience of transportation. Even so, it has not been forgotten in history. During the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties, many ancient kiln sites were left in its territory, and among its green mountains and rivers, it became a center of ancient porcelain making. It is the site of an ancient porcelain kiln in Raonan near Raonan Village, Yaoli Town, 55 kilometers northeast of Jingdezhen City. Among the many ancient villages in Jingdezhen, why was the porcelain made in Raonan Village in ancient times? First of all, let’s get to know Raonan Village. It is located between Bajiao Mountain and the valley close to Qishan Mountain. The ancient trees on the mountain are lush, the green bamboos are swaying, and the forests are hidden. The crystal clear Yao River passes through the village, and the ancient village is named after it. Because it is adjacent to southern Anhui, the Huizhou residences in its territory are built on the water and are scattered. It is precisely because of its unique geographical location and natural conditions that its territory contains abundant china clay resources, sufficient water resources and sufficient fuel resources. However, these are the three indispensable conditions for the ancients to make porcelain. , Raonan Village also just met the three conditions. Raonan Village’s ceramic production conditions are unique, and its territory is rich in kaolin, which provides abundant and high-quality raw materials for the production of the “dual formula” tire-making method in Jingdezhen’s porcelain industry. An important place for making porcelain in ancient times, it is also known as the “source of porcelain”. According to historical records, Yaoli first began to make porcelain in the late Southern Song Dynasty. After experiencing the Yuan and Ming dynasties, the Ming Dynasty began to decline in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, spanning more than 300 years, and the prosperous scene of that year also left a rich cultural heritage for future generations. As the earliest ancient village to make porcelain in Yaoli, the ancient kiln site in Raonan Village has also become an important window for us to understand the porcelain culture of Jingdezhen. Today, we come to the ancient porcelain kiln site in Raonan Village. Not only many ancient kiln sites from the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties are preserved here, but there are also a large number of porcelain relics such as water stubble and ancient ceramic workshops, and they have been successfully selected in my country. Natural and cultural heritage. After entering the scenic spot, walk along the clear East River, and you can hear the sound of “bang, bang, bang…” far away. The closer you get, the louder the sound. When you get closer, you find that it is the sound of water pounding the glaze fruit. . This is also the most primitive process in the ancient craftsmen’s porcelain making process, which is to use the power of nature to produce glaze fruits with water. The quality of kaolin will be higher in this way, and the porcelain will also provide rich and high-quality porcelain. Raw materials. Continue to go forward and walk across a wooden boardwalk to the opposite bank of the Donghe River. Here is the area where the Long Kiln Ruins are distributed. The No. 1 Long Kiln site is a sloped dragon kiln in the Southern Song Dynasty. It was built on a mountain with a total length of 19.2 meters. It is divided into three parts: a fire chamber, a kiln bed and a smoke port. There is a round pavilion less than 50 meters ahead. Surrounded by tea trees, this is the site of No. 2 Long Kiln. According to records, its kiln started in the late Southern Song Dynasty and ended in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. It is one of the oldest porcelain kilns found in Yaoli. A further 30 meters away is the last ancient kiln site here, which is the No. 3 Long kiln site built on the hillside terrain. Its total length is 48.2 meters, the slope is 19.5 degrees, and the kiln bed is 41.7 meters long. With a width of 2 meters, it is the oldest, most intact and longest dragon kiln discovered so far. Although Raonan Village, hidden among the green mountains and green waters, seems to be an inconspicuous small village, the quality of the glazed fruit produced here is excellent, and it is known as “kaolin, Yaoli glaze” and is called “porcelain”. Therefore, the ancient craftsmen in Raonan Village have made porcelain here since ancient times. Many ancient kiln sites have also been left in its territory, which has become an indispensable window for us to understand the thousand-year-old porcelain culture.

Buy outright battery – expensive solution for invisible benefits The biggest benefit of buying outright batteries is not in the material value but in the spiritual value. It’s a feeling of ownership. But to get that intangible benefit, customers will have to trade it with a relatively large financial burden. The battery is by far the most expensive component of an electric vehicle, accounting for about 30-40% of the cost, according to UK-based research and consulting firm GlobalData. In the foggy country, most electric cars are still at least $13,000 more expensive than a comparable internal combustion engine car. “The biggest barrier to owning an electric car is cost,” Rod Dennis of RAC, the UK’s leading car service, told The Guardian. Although there has been a “revolution” in battery production costs, falling from $1,000/kWh in 2010 to about $150-200/kWh in 2020, according to James Frith, head of Energy Finance column. New Energy (NEF) of Bloomberg news agency, “for electric vehicles to be as cheap as internal combustion engine cars, the battery price must be brought back to the threshold of $100/kWh”. However, according to Bloomberg, the increase in raw material prices on a global scale can create a “bottleneck” that makes the goal of lowering the price of the “energy heart” of electric vehicles more difficult. “It is not a wise choice to spend thousands of dollars more just for the ‘feel of ownership’. Not to mention, the user will be responsible for all risks with the battery block if any, “said an automotive expert. Swap batteries – more risks, more costs To reduce costs for customers, some electric car manufacturers offer a battery swap policy to separate the battery from the price of the car. Specifically, instead of buying outright, customers will rent the battery pack from the manufacturer or a 3rd party. When the battery is almost depleted, the customer will bring the car to the service workshop to replace the fully charged battery. In August 2020, NIO launched a BaaS (Battery as a Service) battery exchange service with a subscription fee from 980 yuan / month (150 USD). According to “Tesla of China”, the BaaS service helps the company reduce the price of cars by about 70,000 yuan (more than $10,000). For customers, refueling the car also becomes as quick as refueling. However, every coin has two sides, the battery swap policy also shows many inadequacies. Before NIO, the battery swap model was tested in the French and Taiwanese markets, but was not really successful. In 2019, French car company Renault had to stop this policy. “Battery swapping will be more suitable for two and three-wheeled vehicles, using low voltage, usually 48V, and small battery capacity, from 1.5kWh to up to 4kWh”, said CV Raman – Head of Engineering of the company. Maruti Suzuki India, analysis. Raman also said that this is the reason why Maruti Suzuki did not enter the electric car battery swap business. “Car batteries use high voltage, are integrated with many technologies and involve the cooling system. Frequent swapping compromises integrity, creates insecurity and increases the risks associated with electrical contact,” he said. On the other hand, Omprakash Upadhyay, an electric vehicle expert at TATA AutoComp (India), said that swapping batteries does not completely reduce the cost burden for customers. This model requires large, complex and expensive infrastructure as service shops have to keep a large stock of pre-charged batteries at all times. “Invisible medium, each car must have at least two sets of batteries – one set inside the vehicle and one available in the battery replacement station. This increases the cost of the car a lot, given the fact that the battery is the most expensive component in an electric vehicle,” Upadhyay said. Battery subscription – optimal for economy, maximum for safety The battery subscription policy that some companies like VinFast apply can be considered a perfect solution, helping to balance both the advantages and limitations of the two forms of outright purchase and swap. In economic terms, instead of having to spend “a lump” of thousands of dollars to buy batteries, customers will be leased batteries by manufacturers. The monthly subscription fee is offered by the company based on the calculation of the average distance traveled. With the VF e34 model, VinFast applies a subscription fee of 1.45 million VND/month for a distance of 1,400km, meeting the average travel demand well. “Operating costs, including battery rental and electric charging, are equal to the cost of gasoline consumption, and the price and features are superior to gasoline cars,” said Ms. Thai Thi Thanh Hai – General Director of VinFast. . According to estimates by GlobalData, the cost of buying a battery pack is equivalent to the total subscription fee for more than 8 years. The form of “split” cost over time is currently quite popular with technology products and services such as phone, television or Internet packages. In particular, the indispensable advantage of the subscription form is that the manufacturer will be responsible for the battery throughout the product life cycle, even to the recycling stage, bringing absolute peace of mind and peace to customers. row. Like VinFast, the company is committed to replacing customers with a new battery pack when the battery’s ability to receive charge drops below 70%. This is a “super benefit” that customers who buy the battery outright do not get. “Battery rental helps car owners benefit more when the battery is checked, maintained and serviced in a timely manner by the manufacturer. This model will be the key for electric vehicles to develop on a large scale, “said GlobalData.

Many people honored him as the only “all-powerful scientist” in human history. In the words of the ancients, scientists, painters, this idea is “Fantastic talent”. But there are also many unsolved mysteries about this celebrity’s identity. Some people even say that Leonardo da Vinci is an alien, so he has such a transcendent thought. For example, the question about the heart that took humanity 500 years to answer. Is Da Vinci really an alien? What is the puzzle about the heart that he left that people 500 years later find the answer to? Portrait of Leonardo Da Vinci. Leonardo da Vinci’s life is full of mysteries, he was born in the 15th century in a small village. Until his death, he had no official surname. The real reason was because he was an illegitimate son. And the person who started this heartbreaking story was his father. The father was originally from a prestigious family but fell in love with a mediocre peasant woman, Leonardo da Vinci’s mother. No one knows how they are together, which makes his background even more difficult to answer. There are many mysteries about his identity. The first years of his life were quite peaceful. Over 10 years old, he went to a cave and stayed for a few months. Then, from an unknown person, he became a shining gem in the evolutionary history of human civilization. He left posterity more than 15,000 manuscripts. Among these manuscripts, there are many inventions appearing in modern science and technology. The more science develops, the more mysteries about Leonardo da Vinci begin to be opened. Hundreds of years ago, this miraculous man painted a perfect picture of the structure of the human skeleton and internal organs. In addition, he also drew the shape of the fetus. It is worth mentioning that his painting of the structure of the human body left a puzzle about the heart that took scientists 500 years to figure out! In the hand-drawn picture, in the heart there is a very small muscle fiber located on the inner wall of the ventricle. To this day, many people refer to it as “Trabeculae myocardium”. For a long time, scientists didn’t know about it and didn’t know what it did. It was not until 500 years later that the “trabeculae heart muscle” left by Leonardo da Vinci had the answer. Scientists confirm that this part has a close relationship, directly affecting human health. The sketch left by Da Vinci. In addition to hinting at the “heart muscle Trabeculae”, from the late 15th century, Leonardo da Vinci designed a very robot-like motor. In his sketches, helicopters also appeared. In 1490, he also manually sketched an automatic transmission, which until now has not been widely used in many fields. When humanity felt that Copernicus had bravely stated the heliocentric theory (the sun is the center), Leonardo da Vinci had earlier mentioned the concept of the universe. He thought that the earth was just a planet revolving around the sun, and the light from the moon was just a reflection from the sun. On the other hand, with the conservative thought of that time, he once mentioned the use of solar energy. This timeless thinking makes many people unable to understand, even thinking that Leonardo da Vinci is crazy! Up to now, it is hypothesized that, if 500 years ago his ideas were successfully implemented, it is likely that the current science and technology will develop beyond 500 years. Because of such strange things, many people doubt the identity of Leonardo da Vinci, thinking that he is not an ordinary person but an alien. Or maybe he had traveled through time to a future world. Otherwise, it is really difficult to explain why he has such strange thoughts. The more people think about his teenage years, the more people believe that this genius is not an ordinary person at all. As a child he mysteriously lived in a cave for a while, only a few months later he seemed to be reborn as a new person. These are the words that he himself said to the people. Until now, in his manuscripts there are still many contents that people cannot understand. It may be because the time is not yet ripe, or it may be that the human mind at present cannot keep up with his thought. Therefore, there are still many mysteries that must be solved by the next generation. In the world famous painting “Mona Lisa”, that mysterious smile has also attracted all mankind to find the solution. The famous painting “The Last Supper”. In short, people often say that Leonardo da Vinci is an alien because of the timeless thought he brings. Many years later, with the development of science and technology and the progress of civilization, his thought finally became a reality. Until today, people have been admiring the outstanding intelligence of Leonardo da Vinci. Perhaps geniuses and ordinary people live in two different worlds, and geniuses also have to endure more difficulties and misunderstandings!

These are two duplex villas in a project area, built on two floors with two separate stair systems. Lakeside location with a very nice view behind the house. When working with the architect, the owner requested to merge the two villas into one with two master rooms but only one system of stairs and elevators, convenient for traffic of all spaces in the house. Homeowners also share that they like bold, strong and cozy tones. Dining room. Kitchen. When surveying the status quo, the architect realized the value of the view from the back of the house to the lake and proposed a solution to arrange two master spaces on two floors behind the house so that the owners can enjoy the beautiful view, at the same time. Time from each room can access the ladder system in the best way. The front space will arrange additional spaces. Bedroom 1. Home office area in bedroom 1. Bath and toilet block in bedroom 1. Walk in closet of bedroom 1. Regarding the interior, also based on the color preferences of the owner, the architect recommends using dark brown and black tones as the main color, combined with gold and bordaux red accents to create warmth. pressure, luxury. Gradient and rust effect paint materials add lively options for family members of different ages. The wood is not painted with PU but uses an oil-infused paint, making the wood appear to be stained with time naturally. Looks more sentimental but still protects the material well. Furniture is custom built and selected from well known brands. Different views of the master bedroom. Walk in closet and toilet block of master bedroom. Thus, in this project of renovating and combining two villas into one, based only on the needs of the owner and with sufficient intervention, the architect brought about appropriate changes. A luxurious, comfortable and cozy new space has been formed. Design: Architect Ngo Ky Chu, Architect Le Tan Phong, TD Solutions
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According to a recent report by the US Senate Intelligence Committee, the number of suspected cases of Havana syndrome worldwide is increasing. According to the New York Times, there have been more than 130 US officials with this neurological syndrome worldwide in the past 5 years, and at least one person has had symptoms in the past two weeks. The figures have raised concerns within the Biden administration, especially as the cause and cure for Havana’s syndrome remains a mystery. Havana syndrome first appeared in US officials five years ago. “Unusual health incident” “ How can you fight something you don’t know well? “, a US intelligence official expressed concern about the mysterious Havana syndrome. Under pressure from lawmakers and victims of Havana syndrome, the Biden administration has stepped up efforts to “identify the cause of these unusual health incidents,” according to a statement from a spokesperson at the office. Office of the Director of the National Intelligence Service (CIA) on May 18. However, the reality shows that it is difficult to pinpoint the exact causes and symptoms of Havana syndrome. Victims of the syndrome report a multitude of different symptoms. This has scientists, engineers and medical professionals fiercely arguing about whether all cases of Havana stem from a single cause. CNN’s source said the US government has found a blood test that can detect some signs of Havana syndrome. The test was applied to intelligence officers with a recently discovered neurological syndrome, and at least one of the victims was a White House official. But testing alone is not enough information to make a definite diagnosis of this strange disease. Many Havana syndrome research institutions are developing a type of sensor device that can detect abnormalities to identify victims. However, this tool only helps detect the syndrome and cannot protect or improve the condition of the sufferer. The Biden administration has stepped up efforts to determine the cause of Havana syndrome. (Photo: CNN) Foreign secret weapon? In March, the US National Academy of Sciences reported finding “directed radiofrequency energy” most likely to be responsible for a series of strange neurological symptoms of Havana syndrome. This is called the “microwave theory”. However, US officials note that this theory has not been confirmed, some scholars have openly rejected the theory. CNN’s source said that the content of the microwave theory is purely based on external symptoms. This theory is not convincing because Havana syndrome victims have many and different symptoms. In 2014, the US National Security Agency revealed that intelligence on cases of officials with Havana syndrome since 2012 indicated it could be caused by “a high-powered microwave weapon capable of can produce a variety of effects on the human body, including damage to the nervous system.” But the National Security Agency has not confirmed the existence of this dangerous weapon, or information about the country that developed it. The US National Security Agency revealed that Havana syndrome could be caused by “a type of microwave weapon”. (Photo: CNN) Many US officials question how such a weapon could be so charged and so precise that it only damages the target’s brain. And equally important is if Havana syndrome is a man-made attack, who or what organization is behind this conspiracy? According to the US official, there is some evidence that Russia is likely to be the culprit because it is one of the few countries that has researched and developed a tool that is believed to be the weapon that causes Havana syndrome. Some researchers on Havana Syndrome say that if the cause of the disease is advanced foreign equipment, the purpose of its creation is to gather information from US officials. “ I don’t know if they happened to find a mechanism that would allow it (Havana syndrome) to be used as a weapon system, or are they just trying to collect (data) that could be detrimental to the country. America “, a CNN source said. To date, the investigation into this mysterious neurological syndrome is still ongoing, there is currently no evidence to prove that Havana syndrome is created by forces hostile to the United States, or the symptoms and treatment for this disease. those infected.

The image of an article by Sheng Kinh Times shared about the event that the dragon fell on Yingkou. (Photo from Sohu) In “Yingkou City Chronicle” (of China Book Publishing House) and “History of Yingkou” (by Heilongjiang People’s Publishing House) both mentioned this strange incident. According to the records in it, in the summer of 1934, in Yingkou suddenly appeared heavy rain for 40 days in a row. Heavy rains caused the water of the Lieu River to rise rapidly and turned the reed swamp on the north bank of the river into a vast body of water. After the rain stopped, the people living here discovered a giant dragon trapped in the reeds. At that time, people believed that dragons coming down from the sky were a good omen. Fearing that the dragon would die, many people knitted reeds into sunshades and poured water over the dragon to prevent it from drying out. Many monks and people came to pray and pray until there was another long rain and the dragon disappeared. More than 20 days later, this dragon reappeared in the reeds 10km from the mouth of the Lieu River. However, this time, the dragon was no longer a living being but dead, the flesh beginning to rot with an unpleasant fishy odor. After that, the city’s 6th police station came to decompose and bring the dragon’s skeleton to an empty land near the West Sea estuary for people to admire for a few days. The “Tinh Kinh Times” at that time reported on this event. As a result, a large number of curious people from the three northeastern provinces took the train to Yingkou. At that time, train tickets to and from Yingkou both increased rapidly and were extremely scarce. The image is said to be the skeleton of a dragon. (Photo from Qulishi) The article in Thinh Kinh also shared that the dragon was stranded in a hole 17m long, 8m wide, on the wall of the crater there were very clear claw marks. It has 2 horns on its head and 4 claws on its belly. This description is quite similar to the records in the “Chronicles of Yingkou City” in terms of length and detail with horns on the head. In addition, this book also said that the dragon has up to 29 dorsal vertebrae. According to the book, the dragon’s skeleton was made into a specimen and delivered to Yingkou Fisheries High School for display. CCTV came in and the truth was unexpected Since the arrival of the true dragon in Yingkou, this story has attracted many media coverage over the years. Many mixed opinions have been given and all want the truth about this story to be revealed soon. But it wasn’t until 2004, when the “Into Science” column of China Central Television’s CCTV 10 channel gave the audience a satisfactory answer about the dragon’s fall. So at Doanh Khau. From a scientific point of view, the program editors made a documentary titled “The solution to the mystery of 70 years ago” based on reports from the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Realistic image of baleen whale bones. (Photo from Sohu) In the end, with the collected documents and evaluation results, the conclusions of the editorial team and experts in the film made everyone completely surprised. Accordingly, the fact that the dragon descended in Yingkou is just a legend handed down for more than 70 years from 1934 to 2004. In fact, the animal stranded in the reeds on the banks of the Liao River that year was just a one baleen whale giant. And that picture of a cactus with two horns was misplaced. That so-called dragon horn actually refers to the lower jaw bone of the whale. So after many years of controversy, the case of dragons falling at Yingkou has finally come to a conclusion, although many people still think that CCTV’s assessment is not satisfactory.

He added that the Abel Prize (considered the Nobel Prize for Mathematics) in 2021 was awarded to a pioneer in the field Zero Knowledge Proof – Scientist László Lovász (Mathematical Institute Alfréd Rényi and University of Eötvös Loránd in Budapest, Hungary), and Avi Wigderson (Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, USA). The puzzle is as follows: Isla works in an office with 100 employees. One day, she discovered that her favorite paperclip was stolen by someone else. She identifies the suspicious object. Annabel, her colleague, said she was also suspicious of a person. Isla wants to know if she and Annabel are suspicious of the same person, but the two don’t want the other to know who they are doubting, in case they suspect different subjects. Isla thinks over and over how she and Annabel can check if they suspect the same person without revealing the information they find suspicious to the other party. The question is whether Isla and Annabel can find a way to reconcile their thoughts without letting the other know who they are doubting? This method should ensure that, after comparison, Isla knows whether she and Annabel are suspicious of the same person. Second, they need to make sure the other person doesn’t know they are distrusting. This verification is part of the protocol Zero-knowledge . At first glance, Alex Bellos judged that this was a puzzle without a solution. For example, Isla cannot say “The person I suspect was late for work on Monday” because it revealed some information about the other person. He also came up with a third party two-man solution, Dan, a good friend they trust a lot. Then, Isla and Annabel numbered the office staff from 1 to 100. Next, they write the number to replace the name of the suspect on a piece of paper and give it to Dan. If Dan confirms the two numbers are the same, they suspect the same person and vice versa. However, this solution is not perfect as no one can guarantee Dan from disclosing his number to the other person. Everything depends on the level of trustworthiness of the third party. Therefore, it cannot guarantee the non-disclosure of information as the quiz requires. Nearly 200 people participated in discussing Alex Bellos’s riddle and proposing measures to verify that Isla and Annabel were suspicious of the same person. Then, the author Alex Bellos together gave 3 relatively suitable methods. Can you take any measures to ensure the request of the assignment or not, ie Isla and Annabel know if they are suspicious of the same person and do not disclose information about the suspect to the other person? Readers who have difficult problems that need to be answered or want to share good calculations can send them to the newsroom at giaoduc@zing.vn.

From the experience of some successful countries in digital transformation, identifying the characteristics of the 4.0 era, the authors offer a solution to the problem of human resources and talents for Vietnam to successfully convert numbers. LTS: Industrial revolution 4.0 opens a new era of development. There, a country that cares about building human resources, talent that quickly adapts to the times, knows how to use advanced technology and constantly innovates, that country will win in this fierce competition. We have synergistic advantages that not all countries have. Due to historical circumstances, we have a plentiful amount of overseas Vietnamese intellectual resources. Hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese scientists, experts and engineers are in countries with advanced science, many of whom are great experts, famous professors, and excellent engineers in human intelligence. Create is working for major industrial corporations, leading universities and research institutes in the world. Apply advanced data analysis and machine learning to smart fraud management in e-commerce. Photo: idea.gov.vn Another advantage is that currently, we have about 900,000 human resources in the information technology field, there are a large number of engineers in artificial intelligence, data science … The number of engineers in Blockchain and Fintech is on the rise. These viable factors do not turn into power by themselves, but require wise and creative leadership, organization and combination, knowing how to choose and focus resources on priority goals to create. so the synergy brought the country to a breakthrough. Those advantages are only brought into play when we have a contingent of talented, caring and competent national leaders. Challenges for human resources Besides advantages, our human resources have many limitations and weaknesses. Specifically, the number of untrained human resources is too large, accounting for 75% of the workforce, about 45 million people, which is a rather gloomy picture if we do not quickly equip the right skills. The World Economic Forum’s 2018 report assesses that our human resources are not ready for the 4.0 era, ranked 70 out of 100 countries. Also due to the low skill and nature of labor, our people are vulnerable to technological breakthroughs, losing their jobs and being replaced by automation, intelligent robots, and artificial intelligence. The number of 25% trained also has many problems. Vocational training quality ranks 80/100 countries, only higher than Cambodia (92/100), highly skilled human resources are also in the bottom group, ranking 81/100 countries. We are also close to the penultimate of 90 out of 100 countries in technology and innovation, especially the labor productivity is too low, only 7% of Singapore … Not to mention that there will be a large number of talented people. to other countries if we do not have a clear improvement in the working environment and regimes, policies … Furthermore, the manufacturing base is not ready for Industry 4.0, which belongs to the group of the book team, the average score is 4.9 / 10 – below the average, of which the production structure index is 4.96 / 10. ranked 48/100 countries, production motivation index reached 4.93 / 10, ranked 53rd. Two difficult human resources problems In order to bring into play the advantages and to overcome and overcome the challenges, we have to solve 3 very difficult problems at the same time. Firstly, the requirements for developing skilled human resources and talented people who are ready for digital transformation are extremely large, both in quantity and quality, while the education and training system, especially the elite. Study and vocational training are still weak and cannot be overcome overnight. Second, we need to maintain a consistently high GDP growth rate (over 7% / year) to reach the goal of becoming a high-income country by 2045, while the GDP growth momentum tends to slow down. over the 10-year span in the 1991-2018 period as pointed out by economist Tran Dinh Thien. Third, we need to develop and fully exploit advanced technology and constantly innovate, towards an economy based on innovation, increasing productivity, competitiveness and efficiency while The national innovation system is not only weak and stagnant, but also lacks strong enough pressure and motivation, lacks momentum and a favorable environment for development. Thus, we have to clear up growth bottlenecks and create new growth engines, at the same time we have to solve 2 difficult human resources problems to meet the requirements of the digital transformation period. Firstly, quickly equip the right skills for the majority of people to adapt to the digital transformation, and second, build a team of talent transforming core numbers with the spirit of innovation and leadership. the country’s digital transformation journey. Next period: Blocking skill gaps so as not to be dragged into the 4.0 era Dr. Pham Manh Hung – Dr. Bui Khac Linh (Institute of World Economics and Politics)

Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung speaking at the State management briefing conference quarter I-2021. First, In terms of direction, Vietnam must take the lead in information and communication technology (ICT) and digital technology. The Ministry of Information and Communications must focus on institutions, visions, strategies, planning, plans, work with focus, focus, and finish off one by one, thoroughly addressing the lingering backlog. ; The Ministry Inspector will take the lead in inspecting the online environment to reduce exposure and trouble to businesses. Building a digital government, a digital government to lead the digital transformation belongs to the responsibility of being an example of leadership. Monday, ICT technology, digital technology, digital transformation is at the forefront from the beginning, in the same rhythm, even ahead of other countries. Tuesday, take the domestic market to nurture and develop technology and technology enterprises. The main market is the nation’s biggest asset. Must solve the Vietnam problem first and this is the cradle to go global. Wednesday, change institutions to accept new things, promote the application of new ones to attract new technologies, talents and invest in markets for new technology development. In particular, will form an innovative “special zone” on cyberspace. Considering institutional innovation to accept new is to create the market and the market is the best magnet for enterprises to perfect their technology. Thursday, Using Platform is the solution to accelerate digital transformation, reduce costs, and lower costs. Platforms are a new type of infrastructure called base infrastructure. This year, the ministry will officially announce which platforms are Vietnam’s infrastructure in digital transformation and these are our “oil fields”. Friday, A strong market must go hand in hand with a strong state. The market is strong in the short term, while the State is strong in the long term, in the foresight, in mapping out the vision and leading. The Ministry of Information and Communications will propose to the Ministry of Science and Technology to coordinate the budget for science and technology, to spend more on fundamental technology research, long-term studies. Saturday, The state promotes digital transformation through spending at least 1% budget on digital transformation and government procurement with a preference for digital products. Eighth, training human resources for digital transformation mainly through digital universities. The ministry will apply to pilot digital universities in schools through online platforms for advanced training, retraining, and lifelong training. Overview of the conference. Also according to the Minister, from 2021 onwards, the ministry will announce major problems to society in order to call on agencies and businesses to join hands and contribute to providing solutions. Some problems for units and enterprises in the industry to find out solutions. That is: Build a new generation social network. From data centralization to distributed model, moving towards users who own their own data instead of all user data belonging to the network operator. Smaller, more customer-oriented, and even paid social networks; the platform addresses a social need and then becomes a social network; audio social network, voice communication; Social networks ensure the safety of information for users; corporate social network for internal communication; publishing algorithms … Social networks are social infrastructure, so they must be clean, responsible for users and to the society … These are new features and features of social networks replacing the generation. first. This is an opportunity for Vietnamese businesses to develop a new generation social network. Building a new generation of search engine, aiming to ask a question that will have a reliable answer, instead of asking a question with millions of answers without knowing the reliability. For example, there is a phenomenon that if anyone pays high advertising fees, the answer will appear first, so knowledge has been corrupted by money … At the same time, aiming to communicate with search engines via voice will be better. friendly, closer to the user. Aim to build a personal museum in a digital environment and move towards an immortal digital version that can interact with living people. The list of digital transformation platforms for sectors and fields will be announced by the Ministry of Information and Communications in the second quarter of 2021. Affirming that Information and Communication will be the pioneer sector leading the national digital transformation, using technology to solve the country’s problems to realize the mighty aspirations of the nation, Minister Nguyen Manh Hung emphasizing, the whole industry will develop on the wings of spiritual strength and technology. In particular, the media creates spiritual aspirations and the rest is due to technology, but mainly digital technology. From those wings, it will contribute to bringing Vietnam up, achieving the goal of becoming a developed country by 2045 when the country is 100 years old.

Bernardo Silva is playing the role of a “virtual number 9” in Man City. Starting as a “virtual number 9”, Bernardo Silva has created many difficulties for the defense system of Aston Villa thanks to the mobility and great creativity. It was he who launched both assists as set, one for Foden to start the upstream and one for Rodri to put Man City a 2-1 lead over Aston Villa. All of this was done when Bernardo Silva stretched, taking advantage of the space between the home team’s midfielders and full-backs. Not surprisingly, Silva was elected as the best player of the match, not the two faces named on the scoreboard on the Man City side. This is the second time in a row, Bernardo Silva was arranged by teacher Pep Guardiola to play “virtual number 9”. Last time it was in the match against Leeds in round 31. That day, Man City lost 1-2, but Bernardo Silva still left a good impression by assisting Ferran Torres to equalize 1-1 in the 76th minute. In the context of Sergio Aguero distracted by finding a new stop and Gabriel Jesus is still erratic as … normally, the fact that Bernardo Silva shines in the “virtual number 9” position is a very timely solution. Man City is in front of two great battles – with Tottenham in the 34th round of the Premier League, meeting PSG in the Champions League semi-finals. And this team really needs the shine of Bernardo Silva.

The Bennington Triangle is a relatively large area in the US state of Vermont, the most prominent of which is the “ghost town” of Glastenbury, which used to be a small logging community concentrated on the mountain of the same name in southwestern Vermont. Abandoned in the late 19th century after the logging boom was over, the Glastenbury area is now relatively secluded and unspoiled.

Starting with a series of mysterious disappearances more than 70 years ago, this abandoned town has become the bizarre scene of countless unexplained disappearances as well as unsolved murders.

Paula Welden before going missing. Photo: The Lineup.

In 1945, a series of strange mysterious disappearances began to appear in the Bennington Triangle. Middle Rivers, a 74-year-old local hunting guide, led a group of four hunters scouting around the Hell Hollow area in the forest southwest of Glastenbury before suddenly disappearing.

After the initial unsuccessful search, many still believe that with adept experience, the hunter will survive and soon reappear in town. However, he was still “unsubstantiated”. Soon, more than 300 locals and military soldiers were dispatched from Massachusetts Fort Devens to the area in search of Rivers for eight days. But they did not find any traces.

The following year, the town witnessed the most famous mysterious disappearance in Vermont history as Paula Welden. Welden is an 18-year-old student from Bennington University who decided to give it a try on the Long Trail trek during the Thanksgiving holiday.

Welden was last seen on December 1, 1946, wearing a striking red shirt and walking down the trail near Mount Glastenbury. Welden was later absent from the school, prompting a large-scale search with more than 1,000 participants and the reward for the information that helped find her amounted to $ 5,000. However, officials still do not have any clues about Welden’s fate. The case is still open to this day.

Exactly three years after Welden “evaporated”, the Bennington Triangle saw a more supernatural disappearance.

On December 1, 1949, a 68-year-old man named James E. Tedford took a bus to Bennington after visiting relatives in St. Petersburg. Albans, Vermont. Many witnesses, including the driver, said that Tedford was still in the seat before the last stop at Bennington. However, when the bus arrived, they could not see him.

The bus where Tedford had mysteriously disappeared. Photo: Coolinterestingstuff.com.

Passengers were even more surprised to discover that the luggage and the bus timetable were still open where Tedford sat. If the witness’s testimony was correct, Tedford would have disappeared from her seat while the vehicle was moving along Route 7 through the Bennington Triangle.

Nearly a year later, around mid-October 1950. Paul Jepson, 8 years old, continues to be missing. When he was last seen, Jepson was happily playing with his mother in the family pickup truck. After the mother left to feed the pigs, by the time he returned, the boy was gone.

In addition to hundreds of people involved in the search, a police chief from New Hampshire also brought a sniffing dog. The dog could recognize the boy’s scent but suddenly lost sight at a nearby intersection.

Jepson’s father told local Albany Times Union newspaper that the boy had “said nothing” days before his disappearance.

Just about two weeks later, Frieda Langer, 53, an experienced hiker and survivalist, went missing in the Somerset area, near the Long Trail, bordered east of Glastenbury.

After walking nearly a kilometer with nephew Herbert Eisner, Langer fell into a stream and had to return to the camp to change clothes, where her husband was resting with his injured knee. However, neither my husband nor I could see Langer again.

Helicopters from the Connecticut Coast Guard and the US Army in Massachusetts and local planes and the Vermont Aviation Commission helped with the search. About 400 people participated in tracing Langer’s tracks in nearby areas but the result was still 0.

Six months after Langer’s disappearance, Langer’s body was found near Somerset Reservoir, where numerous searches have been conducted before. The body was decomposed so badly that the authorities could not determine the cause of the death. The case went to a standstill.

The unexplained disappearances have aroused many speculations about the mystery of the Bennington Triangle. It is widely believed that some “paranormal force” took action and this theory is further reinforced by UFOs and strange Bigfoot creatures in the area.

Others believe that the disappearances could have been caused by a serial killer. But the age and sex diversity of the victims contradicts this theory because serial killers tend to focus on a certain group of people.

Some have speculated that the victims died under the claws of a lynx or wildcat. However, lynx and lynx do not tend to be aggressive towards humans, and they have barely been around since before 1940.

To this day, the Bennington Triangle is still an attractive destination for those who love mysterious stories.