Take Brazil as an example. When people mention it, they can think of local football matches and various large-scale carnivals. In addition to these, because of the geographical advantage, there are also tropical rainforests and various rare plants and animals. Of course, there are still many ethnic groups and tribes that have not yet come into contact with modern civilization, such as the “Zoe people” we are going to talk about today.

They should be the most complete primitive Indian tribe currently preserved. The same as other places, because they live in the sultry rainforest all the year round, they don’t need to cover their bodies with clothing, so they can be cooler. , But occasionally some relatively large leaves are used to cover it. The difference from other places is that their coming-of-age ceremony is very peculiar, and everyone must have a conspicuous sign.

That is to insert a wooden stick in the chin. Generally, on this day, the parent will pass the prepared wooden stick through the child’s chin until it can be fixed and not fall off. This picture feels very good just thinking about it. It hurts, and someone soon asked, why does the tribe have such a cruel coming-of-age ceremony? In fact, things that outsiders think are weird, in their eyes, are completely normal, even a symbol of masculinity. And such a very individual Zoe has attracted a lot of people’s attention since it was discovered. There have been people who wanted to get close and integrated into it, hoping to get a deeper understanding of this mysterious tribe, and what secrets are there? After being disentangled, in fact, the number of this ethnic group is now decreasing. In order to protect them, the local government no longer easily allows outsiders to disturb their living area. Do you feel that you have gained a lot of knowledge when you see it here? So what do you think of this tribe? Welcome to leave a comment below! Some pictures come from the Internet

The sound of old garden birds is far away There’s a person who doesn’t come back I sat on the side of the road. *** How many green trees lộc Turn your back to me Only time left Give a sunrise every day. *** I pour the morning into a cup Pink finger spread time That’s it, an old appointment Has turned into mossy sediment… *** Thanks for the stay The hand that opens and closes the Sun The cup is full of sunshine I put a new day on my lips. Comments Ngo Thi Y Nhi’s poem has a unique feature in the four poems because of its different feelings about time. Normally, linear time, always passing, never comes back. Everything changes in the footsteps of time. Yet here, time stops with me, when everything passes. That sense of time is clearly contrary to the natural laws of the universe. Why so? As it turned out, the girl’s mood had determined the existence of time, changing the laws of nature. The hair is no longer green, the garden is old, the old people are far away, the oath has become mossy sediment… Who said time stops in those movements? Time still goes by! It’s just, I stay with my own great-grandchildren and comfort. The sun is still fragrant with the new day, the morning light still shines on each pink finger, why do you have to wither because of the old day? The poem ends with a beautiful picture: I put a new day on my lips . Life still gives us miracles, in every moment of time.

After 10 years of artistic activities, Quynh Anh Shyn has bought a 7 billion penthouse in Ho Chi Minh City. After that, she spent 2 billion VND to repair the house in European style. Quynh Anh Shyn’s penhouse is located on the top floor of a high-class apartment complex in District 2 with a total area of ​​160 m2, including 50 m2 for the garden, 110 m2 for living. The 110m2 living space is young and modern, featuring 3 tones of pink, white and blue. For each space, Quynh Anh Shyn and the design team created a separate highlight with sophisticated furniture or unusual architectural accents. The walls and kitchen surface are covered with blue-veined stone tiles that are both in sync with the general color and create a luxurious and modern look. Opposite the kitchen is the dining area. The dining table set is made of wood and painted white. The living room stands out with pink furniture. Large sofa, many pillows, soft to help her watch movies and relax comfortably. Opposite the living room is the guest bedroom. Quynh Anh Shyn’s bedroom has a dome design that creates softness and flexibility. Quynh Anh Shyn reserved a corner to store things. The balcony running around the penthouse is set by Quynh Anh to enjoy tea and plant trees. Photo source: Youtube Quynh Anh Shyn, Instagram, FB Video: House 25m2- opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

Moving away from the center of Hanoi about 13 km, visitors will be surprised to see a lotus pond with hundreds of varieties of lotuses competing to bloom. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) The lotus pond belongs to the Center for Experimental, Research and Development of Lotus Gens (lane 234 Ngo Xuan Quan, Trau Quy, Gia Lam, Hanoi) managed by Mr. La Tien Hiep. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) The lotus pond is only about 7.5 hectares wide, but this is the place where many lotus species are grown in Vietnam today. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Center manager La Tien Hiep said: ‘We are planting and preserving precious lotus species of Vietnam and the world, from lotuses of Dong Thap, Cu Chi, Hue to Chinese and European lotus species. Asia, Australia,…’ (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Hiep said, the Center began to be built and developed from June 2019. After 2 years, the center now owns 167 species of lotus. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Currently, the Center has bred 4 new varieties of lotus with many advantages. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Center under the Vietnam Academy of Agriculture. Currently, here is researching and breeding new varieties of lotus with many advantages such as longer fragrance, beautiful color and resistance to harsh weather like in the North. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Hiep revealed, the care of all kinds of lotus is almost the same, only the difference is in the season, growth rate, and nutrition. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) The center was opened for the purpose of research, conservation, hybridization and development of lotus varieties in Vietnam and around the world. Along with that, this will also be a place for people to visit, learn about lotus species, develop the Vietnamese lotus brand. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Currently, this is the place with the most lotus varieties in Vietnam. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) This lotus pond is open to visitors to visit and learn about lotus. However, at the moment, visitors must ensure the 5K request from the Ministry of Health to be allowed to visit and take photos. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Many people in the capital also take advantage of coming here to see and take pictures at this unique place. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) With a large area, the area for planting and developing precious lotus species in Gia Lam creates a separate and colorful lotus pond. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Thousands of lotus flowers with all colors from pink lotus, yellow lotus, white lotus, red lotus… take advantage of this occasion to show off their colors. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Mr. La Tien Hiep started researching and researching about lotus 7-10 years ago, but it was not until 2018 that he directly planted and made lotus. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) According to his disclosure, this lotus pond is planted with alternating species for natural hybridization, selecting new hybrid lotus species. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) It takes the center 3-4 years to be able to breed a new breed. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Currently, the Center also provides 7-8 species of lotus such as white lotus with white border, white lotus with pink border, blood lotus, … for sale and plug to serve the needs of the people of the capital. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Every day, this lotus pond produces 800-1,000 lotus flowers of all kinds and goes all over Hanoi. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Mr. Hiep said that because the supply of lotus is not enough, in the near future, he wants to establish a cooperative with the local government. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Close-up of the Drop Blood Lotus lotus. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Like a lotus with a very cool-sounding name: Tender Girl. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Every day, Mr. Hiep will get up at 3 am to start picking lotus. At about 6 o’clock, all lotus must be exported throughout Hanoi. Lotus must be harvested and exported before the sun is strong because after being picked, the lotus flower will be blown away at high temperatures. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Lotus variety Pink Diamonds Lotus, also known as pink diamond lotus. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) The 15 Hong Ngoc lotus flowers will make many people come here fascinated. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Similar to lotus with the name HT. Queen’s Pink Lips Lotus was bred by Hiep himself. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Trung Son thousand-petalled lotus blooms and blooms in the summer sun. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Hanoi in the early summer days of June is dazzling, but when coming here, dropping into the vast space of lotus ponds will surely make visitors excited. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Lotus variety Thuy Tuy Hong An with characteristic shape. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Like Mid Nights Lotus. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Along with that, the Center also dedicates 5,000-10,000 flowers per crop to produce lotus tea. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) The lotus season usually starts from the end of May and lasts until the beginning of September. The beautiful and valuable lotus flower has many deep meanings, so it is very popular with the people. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+) Lotus flowers are displayed everywhere and are one of the typical flowers of summer. (Photo: Minh Son/Vietnam+)

For a long time, gardening and drying rice have become a spiritual image associated with houses in Vietnamese villages; However, the process of urbanization is gradually changing this traditional architecture and space. Understanding these values, the architect team of TAA DESIGN designed a project called Red Roof House for a 50-year-old couple born and raised in the Quang Ngai village in 2019. It is known that Red Roof House is a mezzanine tube house on an area of ​​​​80m2, located next to the main road of the village. Due to the limited land fund, the architects have integrated many functions such as living room, kitchen, outdoor wood stove cooking area, bedroom, toilet, drying yard, granary, chicken yard,… The ground floor combines with a small courtyard in front, middle and back of the house to connect the spaces together Because the area of ​​the function rooms is quite small, the cooking area is open-air so that the house is well ventilated, preventing smoke and heat from the kitchen from entering. In particular, the group of architects designed the courtyard on the mezzanine floor into an agricultural garden cum roof. In the garden grow clean vegetables such as morning glory, squash, onions, cabbage, celery, … to provide for the family or for relatives and villages. In addition, the vegetable garden also plays a role in insulating the house, so that the temperature inside the house is significantly improved compared to the surrounding corrugated iron roof houses. Thanks to the uniqueness and creativity in the design of rural houses, the Red Roof project once won the award “Thematic about sustainable social-humanistic housing solutions” and resonated greatly. Ground floor design drawing (01: Bicycle; 02: Front yard; 03: Porch; 04: Living room; 05: Kitchen and dining room; 06: Middle courtyard; 07: Toilet; 08: Barn: 09) : Master bedroom: 10: Wardrobe; Backyard). Mezzanine floor design drawings (01: Stairs; 02: Changing room; 03: Bedroom; 04: Toilet; 05: Middle courtyard; 06: Space; 07: Vegetable growing area).

This land is large with winding white sand dunes interspersed with turquoise rainwater lagoons. Lencois Maranhenses has an area of ​​about 1,500 square kilometers, made up of many large, deep white sand dunes. So at first glance, it looks like a desert. (Photo: Whenoneearth) Because it is located just outside the Amazon basin, this area often receives huge rainfall around the beginning of the year. Rain created a unique scene. Because of the low, flat terrain, when the rainy season lasts, clean water gathers in the valleys between the dunes, and at the same time, a layer of anti-permeation rock under the sand prevents water from seeping into the ground. As a result, blue lagoons between the fine white sand dunes were formed. Because of that uniqueness, this place is often called “the flooded desert”. (Photo: @flymaniacs) The many types of fish that can thrive in freshwater lakes are thought to have come from birds that carried their eggs from the sea. The park also possesses its own unique flora and fauna that have adapted to the periodic drying up of the area. When the dry season comes, the area of ​​the lake decreases, and the creatures inside are also reduced. (Photo: Whenoneearth) (Photo: Whenoneearth) Endless deep turquoise lakes winding through white sand dunes create a natural landscape that is both unique and beautiful. The special thing is that when taking photos, depending on the angle of the shot, visitors can “fool” netizens that they are in the middle of a large, arid desert or sunbathing on a clear blue water beach despite the fact that not so! (Photo: G-switch) “Wetland desert” is most beautiful during the period from July to September when the lakes are at their fullest. From October to November, there are strong winds blowing from the sea continuously, which hinders tourism because of dangerous sand flying. In addition, between January and June, the amount of rain in the national park is quite heavy, leading to longer nights than days, making the beauty of this place no longer show perfectly. Therefore, if you want to fully experience the attraction of Lencois Maranhenses National Park, it is best to come here between June and September because then the lakes are relatively full and it is not too sunny. There is also not much rain, so it is easy to visit and check-in freely. (Photo: @lencoismaranhenses) (Photo: Whenoneearth) (Photo: @lencoismaranhenses) (Photo: @lencoismaranhenses)

Your living space will become unique and new when it is designed in Bohemian style. If you are a lover of liberal and rustic designs, then Bohemian style will certainly be a reasonable choice for your home. What is Bohemian style? “Bohemian” refers to artistic people who always pursue liberalism and freedom. Bohemian style, or boho, is a style that uses natural materials in interior design, neutral color palettes accompanied by unique patterns and textures. Bohemian design style has bold elements of freedom and irregularity. But when entering the Bohemian room, we still feel familiar and rustic through the arrangement and selection of furniture. Bohemian style home decoration Because of the liberality, few rules, the Bohemian style house easily becomes messy and untidy. The secret lies in the harmonious combination of the interiors with the overall house. And Zing Refresh your home in Bohemian style with the suggestions below. _____ Use unique decorations Instead of using too common items, choose more unique decorations. Try taking a walk at liquidation markets or antique stores to find fancy decorations for your home. Bohemian style often ignores neutral colors and favors striking colors: pink, orange, blue, bright yellow; almost no color is out of bounds. However, to avoid turning the room into a mess, choose a dominant color and rotate all decorating ideas around it. _____ Low furniture Using furniture that is not too tall is a characteristic of Bohemian style. Replacing large, bulky sofas into low-back sofas with ottomans will be the perfect choice for this style. If possible, use carpet instead of chairs. The room will be unique and increase the usable area when there is less bulky furniture. _____ Macrame products Macrame is an Arab technique of creating patterns by tying knots on fabric. These unique patterns are easy to create a visual impression for the room. There are many products to suit your needs such as a planter basket or a curtain. A large rug will make an impression on anyone who has just entered the room. Since they are handmade products, they will not be the same. If you are skillful, you can completely knit these patterns yourself, which makes your home more unique. _____ Plant more trees Approaching nature is one of the prerequisites of Bohemian style. You can choose from some easy-to-grow indoor plants such as cactus, fern, cat’s tongue, … Using plants is a simple and economical way to create a feeling of relaxation and openness in a room. Trees also add a splash of color to the overall design of the room without distracting. ____

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

The jockeys competed on the opening day of the Fansipan horse race with the theme of Horseshoe on the Clouds in June 2019. (Photo: Quoc Khanh/VNA) Not a commercial, not a professional race, the Horse Racing Festival in Bac Ha is a race of farmers and racehorses are also pack horses. On May 31, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism gave Bac Ha horse racing festival (Bac Ha district, Lao Cai province) on the list of National Intangible Cultural Heritage. This is considered a great opportunity for Lao Cai province to preserve the unique cultural features in the Northwest highlands. For those who have been born and raised in the “white plateau” land of Bac Ha, Lao Cai, it seems that the daily “sweeping piles… thumping” sounds of the horse-drawn carriages beat on the winding hill roads. , especially at night in the morning, in the afternoon sun or cool afternoon, has been deeply ingrained in the subconscious. The familiar sound of horse hooves also reminds the children of Bac Ha who have been away from home for a long time to be impressed by the traditional horse racing tournament that has existed for hundreds of years in this locality. In the sunny summer days when the hillsides of the Bac Ha highland are full of red plums, it is also the time when the pack horses, the “barefoot knights” temporarily put aside their daily farming work, eagerly preparing to participate in the traditional horse racing tournament – a sports tournament imbued with the traditional cultural beauty of the highland ethnic groups in Lao Cai. In the highland districts Lao Cai The horse is both a close friend and an important daily means of transportation. Every day, in the mornings that have not yet cleared the dew, even though it is still cold, horses still work hard to help the Mong family carry farming tools, fertilizers, and seeds to the fields. In the evening, when the sun shines through the western mountains, it is also the time when horses patiently carry the harvested products from the fields to home. Upland mountain roads are steep and winding, rocky mountains are bumpy, only a horse – a close friend, can help the Mong people sow corn and rice grains on the top of the mountain, and the slopes are precarious. Horse is a friend in everyday life but also a sacred animal in the religious life of the Mong people. The horse is the only thing that transforms into a stretcher to bring the dead to eternity. Only the horse has enough mystical power to carry the Hmong shaman to the heavens, the earth, and the rivers and seas to find the souls of the sick and heal the Hmong. According to Ms. Chu Thi Duong, Vice Chairwoman of Bac Ha District People’s Committee, maintaining the Bac Ha Traditional Horse Racing Tournament is one of the local efforts to honor the fine cultural values ​​of ethnic minorities. Bac Ha highland in general and praised the unique and emotional attachment between upland people and animals that are extremely attached and familiar in their daily life and spiritual life. Click to see standard size. According to history, the Bac Ha horse race is usually held in the spring on a regional scale. In 1975, Bac Ha held a parade with over 200 horses going around the central area to celebrate the liberation of the South and reunification of the country. In the spring of 1980, Bac Ha District Team (Military Command) organized a horse race, shooting to choose good horsemen and gunners to join the militia and transport food by road. After that, Bac Ha did not organize another tournament. In 2007, the Bac Ha traditional horse racing tournament was officially restored. Since then, the award has become an annual festival of Bac Ha district, held once a year, meeting the needs of people to enjoy the cultural and spiritual life, contributing to the preservation and promotion of cultural and sports traditions of ethnic minorities in Bac Ha; promote the image of people, travel Bac Ha to traveler at home and abroad, becoming a highlight to attract tourists to Bac Ha. The previous Bac Ha horse racing festival took place around fields and hills, and ended up in a field in the center of town. When nearly reaching the finish line, the horsemen quickly jumped to the ground, pulled the flintlock on their shoulders and aimed at the target, fired 5 shots, then snatched the red ball, jumped on the horse and returned to the starting point. Whoever is both fast and hits the target the most is the winner. Today, the horse race in Bac Ha is no longer a shooting competition, the jockeys also have a separate arena, the race is organized and more attractive to viewers. Not a commercial, not a professional race, horse racing in Bac Ha is a race of farmers and racehorses are pack horses. In particular, horse racing in Bac Ha is “carpentry racing,” where jockeys ride on horseback without a saddle, without pedals, but only with a belt to tie the horse, two iron hooks tied to the ropes on either side of the jaw to control. In the process of participating in the competition, looking at the jockeys crouching on the backs of the “strong horses” are galloping to see the difficulty and courage of the horsemen on the track. Mr. Vang Van Huynh, a jockey who has won 2 consecutive championships (in 2012 and 2013), shared that when competing, he also needs to observe the opponent’s horse to control the horse, and at the same time, keep a distance to avoid the horse jostling. Collisions can cause accidents: “Sit firmly on your back to control the horse when running. When cornering, pull the reins and slow down to avoid falling. When the road is straight, release the reins and spur the horse to run at full speed. force.” Every year, the Bac Ha traditional horse racing tournament attracts a lot of domestic and foreign tourists to attend. The audience experienced all kinds of emotions: holding their breath when a horse ran too far out of the yard, running towards the barrier; Get your heart racing when a jockey falls off his horse on the track or burst with joy when the horses race past their opponents spectacularly. Mr. Sung Seo Using (Su Man Khang village, Ta Van Chu commune, Bac Ha district) with a long history of raising famous horses in Bac Ha said: “A good horse for racing must be a male horse with a tall body, long hooves, straight, smooth hair, fast sharp eyes, wide chest, slim belly, long and even running steps.Choose a horse to go racing, the legs must be straight, the hooves are thick… if the toenails protrude like a duck’s foot, the horse runs poorly.” On the racetracks of the Bac Ha Traditional Horse Race, the impression left on visitors is always the overflowing excitement and admiration for the brave and simple local ethnic boys, along with the Powerful racing horses bring to the audience attractive performances and hot competitions. Those are the unforgettable experiences in the hearts of every visitor when once coming to the Bac Ha plateau.

Quirky chin beauty jewelry for one of a kind While not as expensive, as exotic as ivory accessories, the Mundstück chin-up pieces are definitely one of the most unique pieces of jewelry you’ll ever see. Mundstück is a piece of metal designed to be worn on the chin, but the user does not have to pierce any holes. Instead, you just need to attach to the inside of the lower lip via two hooks. The design is quite comfortable to wear, does not interfere with speech, and can even be worn while eating. Above all, jewelry helps the wearer stand out. That is why so many people want to own a Mundstück as soon as they see it for the first time. Close-up of exotic jewelry. Mundstück is a signature MYL product, luxuriously structured and boldly designed to accentuate the user’s chin and lower lip. “With its minimalist design and lightweight material, the jewelry fits perfectly on the lips without any pressure or hindrance as you move. Currently, the chin jewelry has three colors for the user to choose from,” introduced the MYL Berlin website. The Mundstück chin jewelry line is available in three different versions Mundstück 1, 2 and 3. All are made of stainless steel and are available in three colors black, gold or silver. MYL Berlin shared on the company’s Instagram page that: “The design of Mundstück 1 does not interfere with the user’s daily life, even when eating. You can eat, drink and talk without any distractions. No limit. The jewelry should not touch or scratch your teeth, or rub too hard against your skin.” Mundstück chin jewelry has a price ranging from 75 USD to 140 USD (equivalent to about 1.7 million VND to 3.2 million VND), an average of about 113 USD, about 2.5 million VND.

Connection is an invisible thread that unites countless people in so many different places and cultures. It is inherent in the brand DNA of Tiffany & Co. since its founding in 1837. And that continues to be celebrated by the jeweler today with the Tiffany T collection. Multifaceted and iconic, Tiffany T represents connection in all its forms. awake. With designs from subtle to bold; From elegant to groundbreaking, each design is like a powerful amulet for each person to express their personal style in a powerful way. The Tiffany T collection inspires each of us, reminding us of unseen emotional connections. Tiffany T1 – Self-strength Powerful, edgy and incredibly daring, the Tiffany T1 embodies originality. Surrounded by a seamless, unbroken circle, these bold designs embody the strength, confidence and resilience of each individual. Tiffany T Smile – The power of joy Inspired by the universal symbol of joy, the Tiffany T smile is a reminder of the power we find in happiness and the unique connections it creates. Sophisticated in design yet naturally alive, these designs feature the iconic smile-curved “T” with perfect meanings. Tiffany T True – The power of love A beautiful loop of the Tiffany T collection, the Tiffany T True is designed with a “T” motif that connects continuously, showing people’s emotional connection with each other. A celebration of the power found in love and intimacy with beauty that is both emotional and romantic. Tiffany T – The power of connection Expertly crafted with defined angles and clean lines, Tiffany T’s designs express the bond between loved ones. Classically elegant yet distinctly modern, this iconic style inspires life and strength just as much as the women who own them. Perform: Tuan Anh

More than 100 different ethnic groups reside in Myanmar. In which, the Chin ethnic group has about 1.5 million people and is divided into 37 groups. Only older women of some Chin tribes have facial tattoos. According to photographer Michi, it is only a matter of time before this unique tradition disappears. This striking photo shows the Padaung women, or long-necked tribes, also from Myanmar. According to legend, the Padaung people are descendants of a dragon with an armored neck. When and why they started wearing necklaces to lengthen their necks remains a mystery. Man from the Mursi tribe in Ethiopia’s Omo valley. He wears the mask proudly and confidently like normal jewelry in the situation of the Covid-19 pandemic spreading around the world. Author Olga Michi describes this photo as a fusion of today’s East African fashion with 18th century Europe. The fly on the face of the Mursi woman pictured here is said to be reminiscent of beauty stickers (called “mouches”) were popular at the time, especially in France. Dress up is the favorite game of children all over the world. So are these Surma boys in southern Ethiopia. They wanted to be photographed by Olga Michi many times, so they made up themselves very carefully, full of colors and rich imaginations. Cattle rearing is one of the most important livelihoods for the Mursi and Surma people of Ethiopia. The cattle horns worn by many women are not only jewelry but also reflect the tribal attitudes towards animals. In the past, horns were also used as currency. In addition, in the culture of the Mursi people, they attach great importance to jewelry. Jewelry reflects the talent, effort and creativity of the wearer. Wearing a disc to the lips is a ritual. The size of the plate is said to determine the bride’s value at marriage. Pictured is a girl from the Chukchi ethnic group, an indigenous tribe with about 15,000 members, living in the extreme northeastern part of Russia. The Chukchi’s portable tents are called yarangas. This traditional house is made of 35-40 reindeer skins. The process of building a home for the Chukchi people is quite difficult, often takes hours and is the task of women only. Photographer Olga Michi was born in Havana (Cuba) to a Russian family. She often makes expeditions on all continents to experience living with indigenous people.

Kim Kardashian wears a cut-out bodysuit and Yeezy boots in a new set of photos, Page Six reported. Design with fancy colors and patterns. Besides, the series of cut-out details look outstanding. In the behind-the-scenes photo, Kim Kardashian posed behind the suit. The design has many cutting patterns on the back that make the outfit more unique. The costume, priced at $1,150, comes from Paolina Russo. This is not the first time Kim has worn strange designs. According to Cosmopolitan, Kim Kardashian used to wear a corset with fancy materials and designs. She coordinated ton-sur-ton with green tones. This is a design by Luis De Javier. The strange figure is a prominent element in Kim Kardashian’s costume series. She regularly challenges herself with cut-out designs. The pink suit accentuated Kim’s curves with cut-out details on the sides. In May, Kim shared the moment of wearing an orange shirt. The design looks personality when it has the same design as a high-slit bodysuit. Kim Kardashian loves leather outfits. Meanwhile, the combination of colorful arrays becomes a factor that makes the outfit more unique. In a fashion shoot in collaboration with photographer Sita Abellan, Kim faced a series of mixed opinions when using earrings with the “Om” logo. This is a sacred sound and spiritual symbol in Indian religious culture, according to Independent. She wears a design with red tones as the main theme. In addition to fancy cut outfits, Kim Kardashian also wore a patterned skirt pattern like patches. The style helps to highlight her attractive figure. However, the color and texture of the dress model was not appreciated by everyone. The change of socks over 100 years Celebrities like Madonna, Rihanna have a direct influence on the change of tights models.

Golden sunshine, green stream flowing between the rocks. Da Dia Stream at TT Yaly (Chu Pah district, Gia Lai) is extremely unique because of the miracle of nature that has carved disc-shaped blocks of stone on top of each other in this highland. Many people have known that Da Dia Ghenh is a national scenic spot in Phu Yen. But in this village of Van (TT YaLy), there is a place perhaps very few people know, where the scenery is wild with green forests on both sides, and the stone blocks are arranged very delicately by mother nature. and so majestic. Plates of stone stacked on top of each other. The land of the central highlands is not only famous for the ching gongs, with the dry nights that retain the vitality of a series of epics, not only the rice wine, the long houses and the brocade, but also There is an emerging natural place like the scenic Ghenh Da Dai in Phu Yen, which is Suoi Da Dia in Chu Pah district (Gia Lai). Da Dia stream has the same beauty as Ghenh Da Dia in Phu Yen. The type of rock here is basalt that formed several hundred million years ago, created by volcanic activity in the highlands. Perhaps in ancient times, when lava flows erupted from volcanoes when meeting cold water, they froze, combined with the phenomenon of stress, causing these lava blocks to naturally crack into many dimensions. creating strange and mysterious beautiful stones like today. What’s special is that there are hundreds of hexagonal, circular or square blocks, one layer on top of another, consecutive and close together like the hand of some god. Layers of stones stacked on top of each other create a wonder. Although there is no sunshine and blue sea like Ghenh Da Dia in Phu Yen, this Da Dia Stream has a distinct feature. The rock formations with different shapes match with the symphony of the stream flowing throughout the night and day, along with the highland yellow sunshine and clear blue sky at the end of the windy season. Those who come to this place, not only discover the natural beauty of the rock, but also feel the peace away from the hustle and bustle of the city, mingle with nature, with sunshine, wind and river. great stream. What could be more delicious than that! Many people come here to take good pictures. This place of Da Dia Stream is really a wonderful masterpiece that nature has bestowed on this place. A beautiful wonder between the shifting fields, and the mountains and forests of the Central Highlands. Perhaps, many people will have enchanting photos with this special and very few known destination. There is no need to go to Phu Yen to see the disc rock rapids when in Gia Lai it is not inferior, right?

The Mundstück (Mouthpiece) is a metal piece designed to be worn on the chin. Only it doesn’t require any piercing, instead it attaches to the inside of the wearer’s lower lip via two blunt hooks. It seems pretty comfortable to wear, doesn’t interfere with speech, and can even be worn while eating. And most of all, it helps you stand out, which is why anyone would want to own a Mundstück as soon as they see it for the first time, right? Jewelry dedicated to “chin”. “Mundstück 2 is a signature MYL work; Structured, chic and bold, this piece is meant to accentuate your chin and lower lip. “With its minimalist design and lightweight material, it fits perfectly on your lips without putting pressure on or hindering your mobility. The chin jewelry is available in three colors for the user to choose from,” the MYL Berlin website introduces. The Mundstück chin jewelry line is available in three different versions Mundstück 1, 2 and 3. All are made of stainless steel and are available in three colors black, gold or silver. “The design of the Mundstück 1 does not interfere with the user’s daily life, even when eating. You can eat, drink and talk without any restrictions. The jewelry also does not touch. or scratch your teeth, or rub too hard against your skin,” MYL Berlin shared on the company’s Instagram page. Mundstück chin jewelry has a price ranging from 75 USD to 140 USD (equivalent to about 1.7 million VND to 3.2 million VND), an average of about 113 USD, about 2.5 million VND.

Owning the Top 10 largest seaports in Vietnam and continuously investing and developing in all aspects, Quy Nhon is expected to soon become one of the nation’s marine economic centers. As of April 2021, the whole country has 286 wharves with a length of about 96 km of wharves (more than 4.5 times higher than in 2000), with a total throughput of goods of 692.2 million tons (about 8, four times in 2000). In particular, seaport systems are associated with major economic centers and regions of the country. Large seaports with the role of focal point for import and export of goods and creating driving force for the whole region’s development have clearly formed and contributed significantly to the growth of the economy, especially in important fields. Key areas such as tourism, industrial development, infrastructure… Quy Nhon port is associated with the growth poles of Phuong Mai peninsula and Nhon Hoi economic zone, this area is expected to quickly become a seaport and commercial city. prosperity of the country. Quy Nhon is expected to become the busiest port city in the country In October 2020, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Tran Chau signed a decision approving the development plan to expand Quy Nhon port into one of the modern seaports of the region to meet the needs of socio-economic development of Vietnam. Binh Dinh province, South Central region and Central Highlands. Thanks to the seaport advantage, Quy Nhon will have a great opportunity to exploit the “gold mine” from cruise tourism because this is the gateway to Southeast Asia. Therefore, Quy Nhon has many opportunities to welcome the shift of international tourist flows to this market when promoting sea tourism. Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co – Quy Nhon’s new entertainment center To become a modern international seaport city, Quy Nhon has been preparing for tourism and service infrastructure for the past half-decade. In particular, the local government focuses on developing the ecosystem including resort tourism, entertainment as well as accommodation facilities. When Quy Nhon develops more high-class resort projects and entertainment services, this beautiful coastal city promises to join the list of top destinations in the region. One project that is receiving attention today is Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co. This is a Japanese-style coastal urban project developed by Danh Khoi Group. Located right in Nhon Hoi Economic Zone, on Phuong Mai peninsula, Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co project not only possesses an expensive advantage of location but also converges different experience values. This place opens up a vibrant resort, entertainment and entertainment space in Quy Nhon. Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co offers a Japanese-style multi-experience space. (Perspective photo) Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co project simulates the quintessence of the “land of the rising sun”, creating a unique landscape architectural space with unique utilities. The highlight is the road to experience the culture of Phu Tang country in the parks, walking streets. According to experts, thanks to its prime location on scarce coastal gold land, Takashi Ocean Suite Ky Co is currently becoming a hot spot to attract investors. Moreover, the Japanese element is the guarantee for the attractiveness of the urban area, bringing great potential for rental profit and high liquidity.

Every day, in the early morning or evening, fishermen often gather in groups to go to the sea to drop nets and pull aquatic products by walking backwards on the beach; Each group has from 10-16 people depending on the length of the trawl from 600-800m. The net is dropped into an arc and pulls slowly by human strength to close the two ends of the net to collect fish. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) Thanks to the rubber belt that is attached to the back, it is wrapped around the rope to increase traction to help quickly close the cage to pull the net to the shore so the fish cannot escape. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) Fishermen crossed the waves and released their nets. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) The fisherman slowly pulls the net to trap fish on the beach. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) Everyone can participate in pulling nets, regardless of men, women, old or young. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) The net will be gradually gathered and shrimp, fish and squid will be gathered towards the end of the net. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) The nets are pulled up with fish and shrimp jumping. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) Fresh fish caught in nets are pulled ashore. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) After the towing, each person has a job, the one to sort the fish, the other to collect the net to prepare for the next net. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) People and tourists love to see fish pulling and buy because fresh fish is of good quality. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA) Big fish will be sorted to sell at a higher price. (Photo: Tran Le Lam/VNA)

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.

The stage is set where there is a beautiful sunset. Wyan Wijana, the manager of the Uluwatu temple area, said: “Since cultural activities are allowed to resume with strict health protocols, we launch the Kecak Dance program in a time of peace. usually new in Bali. The ticketing system is done online. Each stage is only allowed to receive a maximum of 400-500 visitors to ensure distance, dancers and tourists must wear masks or goggles and disinfect before entering the stage. The dancers are tested for Covid-19 periodically to ensure safety.” At exactly 18 o’clock, when the red sun fell near the sea horizon, right in front of the stage’s view, the show began. 90 male dancers with topless tanned skin, wrapped in a black and white checkered sarong from waist to knee appeared one after another, giving off a sense of mystery. Dancers perform on an outdoor stage. Without music, the entire sound of the performance was made by the dancers by repeatedly singing “sure-sure-sure” sounds (in the word “kecak”) like an Acappela with full tones. highs and lows and accompanying applause. The Kecak dance performance consists of 5 parts, simulating Asia’s most famous epic Ramayana. In Bali, the epic Ramayana has become part of Hindu culture and teachings. When the dancers sit arranged in multi-layered circles, the main characters are King Rama and Queen Shinta, and the white monkey king Hanuman and the giant Ravana appear. King Rama and Queen Shita wore red and blue traditional costumes, crowned their heads with beautiful and profound Balinese dance moves depicting passionate love, while giant Ravana with a fierce makeup face appeared. kidnapped Queen Shinta. Dancers playing the role of the White Monkey King Hanuman quickly jumped up the walls, climbed onto the stage, and even teased tourists watching the show to get their laughter. This is the character who sacrificed himself, breaking the prison to save the Empress Shinta. Shinta dances Bali with King Rama. Ms. Tu Thuy, a Vietnamese tourist, shared: “It’s great to be able to watch the Kecak dance performance with the sunset on the sea. The sea breeze and the unique performances and interaction with the audience for more than an hour passed quickly. I hope one day I can experience Kecak dance with a different perspective in Bali.” The sun disappeared, the sky was patched with patches of red, orange, blue-violet and then gradually turned dark, and that was when the performance came to an end. The dancers lit torches to light up the entire stage, continued to sing “definitely-surely” louder and louder, beginning the final scene of burning the White Monkey King alive. The battle of the monkey army and the giant Ravana to rescue the White Monkey King and Queen Shinta created beautiful fire dances. At the end, King Rama and Queen Shinta danced a reunion dance while the monkey army celebrated their victory. Bali fire dance. Kecak dance appeared in Bali since 1930 as a Hindu musical dance. In 2006, more than 5,000 dancers performing Kecak dance in Badung district, Bali province, were recorded in the Museum of World Records Indonesia (MURI) for traditional cultural and artistic values ​​in Bali. Watching Bali’s sunset and watching the cultural show “Kecak Dance” is truly an unforgettable experience for visitors. Some pictures of the show: The sound of “Sure-sure-sure” was heard continuously during the performance. Queen Shinta in traditional Balinese dress. The giant Ravana with a fierce face. Monkey King Hanuman climbs onto the stands to tease visitors. The scene of the monkey king Hanuman being burned. The dance ended the show.

Photo: Mai Phuong The post of a flower lover sharing on a large social networking group about his unique flower vase has attracted thousands of likes and comments. Many people enjoy the unique and creative idea of ​​using a bunch of fresh fabrics to plug into a decorative flower vase. After that, many netizens responded to show off that “my house also has” such multi-use vases. Proud girl with ruffled hair. Photo: Tu Linh A flower vase with a unique design is decorated with a special fruit that makes many people admire. Photo: Le Thuy Nga Have you ever seen a vase of flowers and just wanted a “cup” like this? Photo: Tu Linh Still the muse with ruffled hair, very cute, isn’t it? Photo: Tu Linh And not only plug the bunches of fresh lychees into the vase to create a unique flowerpot. Netizens also have great creativity when creating a beautiful and charming bouquet from fresh lychees. Photo: Flower Vily Photo: Flower Vily Photo: Flower Vily According to Knowledge, in addition to selling lychees in the usual way, some flower shops have created unique bouquets of fresh lychees, each priced from 650,000 to 1 million VND, still attracting young people. Each bouquet of fresh lychee fruit is combined with lychee fruit and many other accessories such as imported baby leaves and flowers or beautiful wrapping paper. To create a unique bouquet of this flower often takes a lot of time and care to keep it fresh, so the cost of each bouquet is much higher than that of ordinary flowers. However, these unique flower bouquets are still being shared by the online community and made many people admire because of their beauty and uniqueness.

An assembly plant worker receives the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on a bus in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. A vaccination site in a movie theater in San Juan City, Manila (Philippines). The Natural History Museum in New York City (USA) was requisitioned as a COVID-19 vaccination site. A health worker administers the AstraZeneca vaccine at the municipal theater in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). A woman is vaccinated with Sinovac Biotech’s CoronaVac vaccine in a movie theater in San Juan (Philippines). A person is vaccinated against QazCovid-in at a shopping and entertainment center in Almaty (Kazakhstan). Kazakhstan uses the QazCovid-in vaccine, also known as QazVac, developed by the country, for mass injection. People wait in front of FC Barcelona’s Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona (Spain) to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Teachers wait in line to receive the CanSino vaccine (China) outside the military base in Ciudad Juarez (Mexico). A woman is vaccinated at a bar in Tel Aviv (Israel). Previously, the Tel Aviv government had an initiative to provide free drinks at bars to citizens who were vaccinated. A woman is vaccinated at a mobile vaccination site in Northumberland park as the number of new mutated COVID-19 cases increases in Shiremoor, North Tyneside, England. A vaccination site at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok (Thailand). People wait for vaccinations in the Usce shopping center (Belgrade, Serbia). Here, the first 100 injectors will receive a voucher worth 3,000 dinars (equivalent to $30.74). France’s national cycling team trains as people wait for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at an indoor stadium in Paris (France). A factory employee is vaccinated with Pfizer-BioNTech on a bus in Ciudad Juarez (Mexico). Vaccination point at Coney Island subway station in Brooklyn, New York (USA). Vacci’Bus, a bus converted into a vaccination and counseling center, travels through remote villages near Reims (France) to bring COVID-19 vaccines to the elderly. Vaccination site inside Salisbury Cathedral, in Salisbury (England). A man is vaccinated against COVID-19 in the remote mountain village of Ljevista, in the municipality of Kolasin (Montenegro). Health workers prepare before administering AstraZeneca vaccine to a riverside community in Manaus (Brazil). A person watches after injection at Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church, Seattle, Washington (USA). Customers dine at a restaurant where people are injecting China’s Sinopharm vaccine in Kragujevac (Serbia). Biblioteka kod Milutina restaurant claims to be giving away a free meal to anyone who decides to get vaccinated. People wait in line to get vaccinated at the Grand Central Station Terminal in Manhattan (New York). A resident is vaccinated with AstraZeneca at home amid flooding on the Solimoes River in Anama, Brazil. A patient receives the AstraZeneca vaccine at the clinic of Dr Claudia Schramm in Maintal (Germany). A bus is used as a mobile vaccination site in Thamesmead, London (UK). A Venetian gets vaccinated in a traditional ‘vaporetto’. This is a ferry commonly used for public transport in Venice (Italy). Health professionals come to vaccinate a farming community in Mecca (California). A woman gives Sputnik V vaccine at a mobile vaccination station on a bus in Simferopol (Crimea, Russia). A rice miller is injected with a dose of COVISHIELD during a vaccination campaign in Bavla village on the outskirts of Ahmedabad, India. Photo: Reuters

The idea of ​​penthouses, especially in skyscraper design, dates back to the 1920s. Because as buildings grew taller, wealthy residents wanted more access to light and views. Since then, projects on luxurious and lavish penthouse architecture have been continuously born. First to mention the terrace penthouse of JDS architect: The idea behind this project was to create a ‘missing garden’ at the top of the existing housing complex that incorporates three penthouses. That way, all residents have access to a real outdoor garden. Next is the apartment PANO Penthouse located on the 53rd floor of a luxury residential tower in Bangkok and is the 4th tallest apartment in Thailand. The penthouse design team is based on the concept of “living between the city and nature”, offering a modern lifestyle, balanced relaxation with panoramic views of the poetic Chao Phraya River. Broadway Penthouse: Rethinking the concept of an urban garden, this project introduces a dynamic plane, consisting of a planting carpet with wooden floors, vertically linking the loft with the terrace for panoramic views of the center. downtown Manhattan (New York, USA). Bondi Penthouse (Australia): This building is famous for its light metal structure on the roof artfully. 520 West 28th (USA): This is an 11-storey project of 39 residences with 11-foot ceilings, custom interiors incorporating Zaha Hadid Design’s Boffi kitchen and integrated technologies including parking and self-storage motion. Penthouse in Magdalena – Taller David Dana: The apartment emerges inside a building located in Colonia del Valle in Mexico City. 432 Park Avenue – Rafael Viñoly Architects: The new mixed-use and residential tower by Rafael Viñoly Architects rises at the intersection of Park Avenue and East 57th Street.

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.

Share with Zing , she said she is in the process of challenging herself when choosing a variety of styles. In addition to a series of purchased costumes, Ai Nguyen creates more unique clothes by herself. Difficult start Nguyen started learning about fashion in 2018. “People know me through my Techwear style. I’m one of the few girls who follow this style in the world,” she said. Ai Nguyen is not afraid to challenge herself with unique styles. At the beginning, she couldn’t avoid the pressure because the community’s wearing standards were quite strict. Besides, each style requires the wearer to be knowledgeable, constantly improving knowledge to coordinate the right clothes. One of the things that directly affects Nguyen’s fashion sense is the weather. In Vietnam, the hot and humid climate is not suitable for many styles. Her 1.5m figure used to make it difficult for her to choose and buy clothes. “The styles I pursue have in common that they are quite similar to comic characters, somewhat futuristic,” Ai Nguyen said. Grailed Avant Garde is a fashion style that designers and fashionistas often pursue. It doesn’t follow the trend. They have a unique mindset and are influenced by the arts. Meanwhile, Punk is a fashion trend heavily influenced by rebellious culture and personality. On the other hand, Cyber ​​punk has a high sci-fi feel. In order to have her own style, the 24-year-old girl has difficulty in finding the right items for herself. Therefore, she tends to sew clothes and make accessories herself. Some of the items Ai Nguyen wants to buy are often quite expensive and rare. The petite figure with a height of 1.5 m greatly affects the fashion sense of the 24-year-old girl. The designs she came up with were sized to fit 1.7 m tall people. Therefore, many times she was “swallowed up” by the clothes and felt uncomfortable. Overcoming the small body factor, Ai Nguyen often looks for tight designs, fit shapes. Designs and materials focus on the requirements of respecting the body. This helps the 24-year-old girl create stylish and sexy combinations with bodysuits. Overcome barriers to find your own style On her personal page, Phung Ai Nguyen often shares outfits with bodysuits. The 24-year-old girl’s outfit formula focuses on dark colors or neutral colors. Meanwhile, she cleverly chooses pants and a jacket to combine to increase the attractiveness of the outfit. For her, a beautiful bodysuit model needs to have all the elements such as helping to enhance the figure, cover the wearer’s flaws and ensure safety when exercising. Besides, tight designs with seams, delicate or novel cut-outs will attract her attention. In addition, the 24-year-old girl has many coats in her wardrobe. “I have a lot of different types of coats. Even, many of the items I just bought to collect and didn’t wear,” Ai Nguyen said. Ai Nguyen tends to make her own things to get the designs that suit her best. In her formulas, shoes are the most basic. It affects the entire outfit. The most expensive item Ai Nguyen has ever bought for himself is 70 million VND. Meanwhile, the cheapest design is about 2 million VND. Ai Nguyen’s daily clothes often have black tones. Besides, she also refreshes herself when wearing colorful clothes or following a unique concept. For Techwear enthusiasts, Ai Nguyen thinks the choice of material is important. She advises young people to find fabrics suitable for the climate and focus on items that they feel flexible when wearing.

According to Mr. Le Dac Khuong (36 years old, on the left), a household grows lotus in Gia Lam district (Hanoi), currently on the market there are more than 30 different types of lotus, originating from many countries such as Thailand. Lan, China… From a flower that is grown mainly in ponds and lakes in front of temples and pagodas, today lotus has been planted in rockeries, pots, and ceramic vases and has become an elegant hobby of lovers of beauty. pretty. Thousand-petaled lotus, whose scientific name is ultimate-thousand-petals. This is a lotus variety originating from China, flowers all year round, flowers bloom from 8-12 days to fade, strong fragrance. Thousand-petaled lotus is the same lotus that has disappeared. So the lotus has no seeds, on the lotus flower can be counted from 800 to 1,200 petals. This lotus is exactly like a flower bud like two hands facing each other, featuring two brilliant colors (pink, white). The Quan Am Lotus, also known as the Bach Phap Lotus, originates from Thailand. This type of lotus has 2 main colors, white and pink, spherical lotus bud, when blooming, the flower is as big as two hands facing each other. The Quan Yin lotus season starts from April to November of the solar calendar, the blooming time is very long – from the time it begins to bloom to the end, it lasts from 15-20 days. White apple lotus, this species is healthy and flowering. Depending on the temperature and soil quality, the flowers give different colors, when the flowers are close to fading, they give yellow or green nuggets. Lotus Red Dragon Lotus Super, wrong flower, fast growing. The most blooming time is up to 7 days, gradually changing from pink to white. Mild fragrance. Lotus Lucky Pink (lucky pink). Lotus Red Rosy (rose red) When the Red Rosy lotus blooms Uncle Tran Hong Lotus Sen

With a prime location on the top of Ba Deo, Bao Hai Linh Thong Tu offers tourists and Buddhists a sacred and pure spiritual space amidst the green pine forest and far away is the vast fresh bay. Also because of such a rare location, the spiritual architectural complex on the top of Ba Deo has been named Bao Hai Linh by the great monk Thich Tri Tinh – Deputy Head of the Council for the Certification of the Buddhist Church of Vietnam. Thong Tu, with the meaning: a sacred temple located in the middle of a green pine hill, or a treasure to keep the coastal city of Ha Long peaceful and prosperous.
From the complex, visitors can admire Ha Long Bay and a panoramic view of the poetic heritage city embraced by mountains and sea. Bold with the architecture of Vietnamese ancient pagodas of the 17th and 18th centuries, Bao Hai Linh Thong Tu is a place where cultural, historical, artistic and Buddhist values ​​are imbued in each construction and design detail. .

Located on a total area of ​​​​4,000m2, the entire complex includes items: Tam Quan, Bell Tower, Lau Khanh, Tam Bao, Ancestral House, Model House, both sides of the corridor left Vu, Huu Vu, Ngu Phuong Bao Thap. All works in the complex, except Ngu Phuong Bao Thap, are made of imported ironwood, bearing the soul and priceless value of the ancient wooden pagodas of the Vietnamese people. This is also one of the few spiritual works in Vietnam built entirely from wood. The traditional wood carving art of his father, with exquisite lines rarely found anywhere else, is the highlight that makes the value of this monumental work. The wooden frame of the roof in the form of “gong rack, stack of bamboos” and decorative motifs, lotus and rattan patterns are delicately stylized, showing creativity, talent and meticulousness in every detail of the buildings. Sculptors make this work. The lotus flower, the image symbolizing the ethereal, escapist and Buddhist philosophy is carved and decorated on the wooden door, the pillars, and the drum system on the beam is also placed on the lotus. The lotus leaf symbol is present on the beams, adorning and creating a diversity and richness in the delicate art of wood decoration at the temple on the top of Ba Deo. Ngu Phuong Bao Thap is a unique highlight placed in the heart of the complex, made of monolithic assembled granite and designed according to the model of the Buddha’s five directions, including 5 towers, representing the 5 directions: East , West, South, North, Center; 5 sets: Bao Bo, Lien Hoa Bo, Kim Cang Bo, Karma Department, Buddha Department; 5 colors: Blue, Red, Yellow, White, Black.

In particular, the central tower consists of 9 floors, 25.2m high, inside is a Buddha image and 4m high scriptures, taken according to the sample of Buddhist scriptures dating from 1000 years ago at Nhat Tru pagoda (Hoa Lu, Ninh Binh). ), with the desire to pray for peace for all people, for the country… 4 towers around each tower consist of 5 floors, 12.1m high.

Zooming in on the view, letting your soul drop into the spacious nature of clouds, sky, sea, mountains and green pine forest from the second floor of the stupa, visitors and Buddhists seem to be dispelling all worries, sorrows, and feeling the peace. peace, tranquility, peace of mind. Referring to the special factors that make Bao Hai Linh Thong Tu’s attraction, it is impossible not to mention a set of 106 statues, which were crafted with great care, of which 66 bronze statues were created according to the archetypes worshiped at temples. Ancient pagodas in the North such as Ba Da Pagoda, Chan Tien Pagoda, King Pagoda, Mia Pagoda, Tay Phuong Pagoda (Hanoi), Vinh Nghiem Pagoda (Bac Giang). Through the talented hands of Vietnam’s leading artisans and molded according to the most sophisticated thin-shell molding technology today, the sophisticated statues add to the majestic beauty of the temple. Bringing in precious architectural, cultural and spiritual values ​​and imbued with Vietnamese cultural traditions, the spiritual complex on Ba Deo mountain contributes a unique highlight not to be missed for tourists, on the The tour to Quang Ninh is already very famous with the most attractive and sacred spiritual populations in the North.

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.

Recently, a number of foreign architectural news sites and magazines simultaneously published pictures of a tube house with a unique design in Da Nang. This tube house is located in VIP Hoa Xuan island area (Cam Le district, Da Nang city), is the living space of a retired couple with their two children and their mother. The front part of the house is used as a craft shop, the remaining functional blocks of the house are designed based on the vertical balance element. Thanks to the opposing nature of each space to bring a natural flow and enjoyable experience at each time of day for homeowners. The house faces west, so the designer has created many large gaps in the house with skylights to minimize noise, dust and harsh sunlight from outside. At the same time, thanks to the empty spaces, the indoor air is continuously circulated. Along with the source of fresh air, to reduce the harshness of the weather in Central Vietnam, the owner also planted more trees to bring a feeling of coolness and harmony with nature. The bathroom space of the house All materials such as fired bricks, grindstones, rustic stones, etc. are locally sourced while the furniture of the house is old family stuff.

Damien Desrocher, 28 years old from the town of Wahagnies, Northern France has a very unique and successful startup method. It is the production of soap bars from snail mucus. Desrocher started using snail mucus to make soap and sell it at the market in the town of Wahagnies, Northern France from December 2020 and received unexpected success. In order to collect a lot of snail mucus, the 28-year-old man had to think of many and extremely ingenious ways not to harm or kill any snails. Damien Desrocher shared: “I only use my fingers to touch the snails, it’s very light and doesn’t hurt them. It looks very simple, all the process depends on your ingenuity.” “Once you observe and see the behavior of snails, you will find they are really adorable. Snails are one of my favorite animals,” says Desrocher. On the feet of snails there is a type of gland that can secrete a very sticky fluid to help them move. Therefore, every place they crawl through leaves a sticky residue. After this sticky fluid dried, a sparkling watery streak was formed. This snail fluid is used to remove wrinkles and acne scars, which is loved by many women because it is really effective. One snail will produce about 2 grams of slime, while to make 15 100-gram Damien Desrocher bars of soap requires about 80 grams of snail mucus. Thus, with only 40 snails, Damien Desrocher was able to produce 15 bars of soap weighing 100 grams. Although novel in the West, snail mucus is a familiar beauty ingredient in Korea because of its anti-aging and skin-restoring properties – including collagen and elastin molecules – in it. The snail itself also uses the slime it secretes to repair the shell when damaged. Currently, Mr. Desrocher has a total of 60,000 snails. When entering the breeding season, most snails will be moved to a larger location to live, in the yard of only about 4,000 snails. With excellent nourishing ingredients, snail mucus helps to stimulate collagen and elastin formation, protect skin from free radicals, soothe skin, repair damaged tissues and restore hydration. It is also added to treat dry skin, wrinkles and stretch marks, acne and rosacea, age spots, burns, scars, razor bumps and even flat warts. The application of snail mucus actually began in ancient Greece, where the father of medicine Hippocrates prescribed snail grinding and yogurt to cure inflammation. Please watch the video: Top 10 Longest Living Animals on Earth. Source: Yan News

(Photo: Pandotrip) Normally, Horsetail is a small and dry waterfall because its water is the amount of melted snow flowing down from the top of El Capitan rocky mountain, so little that visitors do not notice, until the phenomenon of Fire Falls appears. If you want to admire this amazing beauty, you have to be at the right time, not at any time. (Photo: Gary Hart) Every year, in just about 2 weeks, from mid-February to early March, when the sun sets, the light shines down on Horsetail waterfall making it glow red, orange and yellow as unique as the name Fire Falls. It is also unique in that during those 2 weeks, Firefall does not happen every day, so people talk to each other, only the “lucky” people can meet. According to Amusing Planet, in order to form Fire Falls, several conditions must be present simultaneously. The first is that the waterfall must be flowing, which means it needs to be warm enough to melt the snow and ice, the falls’ only source of water. (Photo: Stephanie Hager) The second condition is that the western sky must be real during sunset, with no clouds, rain or snow that would block the sunlight on its way to the waterfall. Photographer Michael Frye, author of The Photographer’s Guide to Yosemite says: Horsetail Falls is so amazing that I don’t know of any other waterfall on Earth that can have this light “. (Photo: The LIFE Picture Collection) The beautiful sight at Fire Falls is known to more tourists by sharing pictures on the media. Every year, many tourists and photographers flock here to admire this incredible beauty. The most convenient and frequent place to see the Fire Falls phenomenon is at the El Capitan picnic area. At the end of February, you’ll often find a host of photographers of all levels waiting there to capture the last rays of evening at Horsetail. (Photo: Heyengel) (Photo: Heyengel) (Photo: Steve Corey) (Photo: John Krzesinski)

The beautiful The Sakura pink diamond. Video of “unique” pink diamond The Sakura worth $ 29.3 million. According to auction house Christie’s, The Sakura has become the most expensive pink diamond ever sold. The 15.81-carat diamond is named The Sakura because it has the exact same color as the Japanese cherry blossoms (Sakura). Describing the one-of-a-kind diamond, auction house Christie’s said it was “inner perfection” and “fancy vivid”. Unique diamond Christie’s said that the person who spent $ 29.3 million to own this purple pink diamond is an Asian giant but did not provide further details about this person. The Sakura has a beautiful pink color, The color of cherry blossoms (Sakura) of Japan. In addition, in the auction on May 23, Christie’s also sold another pink diamond called The Sweet Heart for $ 6.5 million. Pink diamonds are extremely rare, so their prices are also more expensive. Gorgeous ring. Before that, another huge pink diamond, called “The Spirit of the Rose” sold for a record (at the time) price of nearly $27 million at a Sotheby’s auction in September. 11/2020.

For centuries, apple growers in Japan’s Aomori Prefecture have been creating beautiful heirloom apples using the mojie ringo technique. The process is pretty simple, which basically means exposing the apple to sunlight for a period of time and then applying stencils to ensure that certain parts of the apple peel are discolored. Usually, mojie ringo apples are decorated with messages and symbols of good luck and prosperity, and given as gifts. Large apple varieties like Mutsu or Stark Jumbo are best suited for the mojie ringo technique, as they provide more surface area for intricate designs. The apples using the mojie ringo technique are extremely beautiful. Preparations begin in January, with a pruning operation, to ensure that the remaining flowers receive plenty of sunlight. Growers then use soft wands to hand-pollinate each apple tree flower, and then when the fruit begins to form, they are covered with a laminated plastic bag to both protect the berries from Pests just block sunlight. Keeping apples in the dark for long periods of time increases their sensitivity to light, so when they remove the plastic bags, they begin to produce anthocyanins, a component that gives the skin its red color. In the final stage of the mojie ringo process, stencils are applied over the surface of the apple to ensure that only the skin around the stencils turns red. The stencils are removed during harvesting, revealing the almost white skin underneath. Stencils need to be flexible, as the fruit continues to grow, and otherwise, the style may suffer. According to Culture Trip, the Mojie Ringo technique was perfected by Aomori farmer Haruo Iwasaki, father of Chisato Iwasaki, one of today’s most talented apple artisans. Although the mojie ringo technique may seem quite simple, it requires a lot of work and patience over the long term, and for many growers the effort and attention are insignificant economically. That’s why the old tradition is slowly fading away, only a few Aomori gardens still keep this technique. The mojie ringo technique is also very popular in China and other Asian countries under the name of “tattooing apples”.

Owning a small house in the middle of a green hill, separate from the noisy city life, is the desire of many people? With this in mind, master craftsman Jeffery Broadfield and a construction team from Smith and Primmmer created a robotic recycling house in the middle of a Berry field (Australia). The house has an area of ​​​​9m2, allowing two people to live together and still have their own space. The structure of the house is made mainly of recycled iron shells taken from a disused wharf, this material is intended to withstand the scorching rays of the Australian sun. The ground floor is a place to cook, store things and have a heating system for the house. The bedroom is located above and is accessed by a ladder. The bathroom is a deck behind the house with its own rainwater tank and toilet with a composting system. Water is collected on the roofs and then directed into a cistern above the bathroom, supplying water to the shower and kitchen. A wood-burning stove in a pot heats the cabin at night. Solar panels on the roof provide energy for lighting. In addition, the house has a ladder leading to the roof and acts as a lightning wire. If viewed from afar, the house looks like a wooden robot in the middle of a green field, realizing the dream of a peaceful resort but still fully equipped for modern people.

The 4-bedroom villa in Ho Chi Minh City designed by female architect Bich Huyen since 2017 has many unique features, especially the 40m2 wide skylight courtyard located in the middle of the project. The owner is an elderly woman who loves nature very much, likes open space, modern. Ms. Huyen shared, the house was built on a piece of land with an area of ​​7.5-8x22m, the house was built with 2m behind, 2m in front. Instead of making a front or back yard, the architect placed the courtyard on the central axis of the site. The house was built on a split floor around the yard. The garden area has an automatic sliding roof system, the owner can adjust the opening – closing to get the wind. When it rains, the sliding roof closes, ensuring the yard remains dry. Ground floor is garage, warehouse, auxiliary works, living room, swimming pool, garden. The house faces the North, with little sunlight, so Huyen arranges glass in the front. Behind the house is the extended south direction, taking maximum cool wind for the house. To ensure the sustainability of the building, the architect uses pressed pile foundations. Pile foundation is a form of foundation construction based on reinforced concrete square piles, using specialized machines to press piles deep into the ground. This type of foundation is very strong, can be used on soft ground and has good durability, suitable for high-rise townhouses. Homeowners often receive guests, meet relatives at the green skylight. The kitchen is located “climbing” above the swimming pool. The kitchen is located above, forming a roof for the swimming pool below. How to design such a swimming pool, helps to save maximum space and area. The hanging garden is located on the hallway. Relaxing corner in the garden. “Although it has been built for 4 years, the villa is still quite new now, because the owner has kept it very carefully,” Huyen said.

Diamond Ranch High School in Ponoma City, California, has a special shape thanks to its unique structural blocks.Architecture Week said that, at first, the project to build this school on the hill was considered impractical and impossible. . Photo: Library of Congress. The Ramon Cortines School of the Performing Arts is located on the edge of the Chinatown district in Los Angeles, California. This school is designed in the shape of a disruptive pyramid. Photo: Instagram. The spiral around the top of a school building is considered a symbol of this unique architecture. Photo: Wikipedia. Amino Lenox Charter High School in Inglewood, California, is famous for its wall of openings that both create a unique look and provide an airy atmosphere for students studying inside the building. Photo: Wikipedia. Youngker High School in Buckeye, Arizona, impresses again with its state-of-the-art performing arts center located on campus. Its auditorium can accommodate up to 600 people. Photo: Business Insider. In 2012, Sandy High School in Sandy, Oregon, was redesigned, doubling its size. The school is impressed by its asymmetrical architecture, taking wood as the main material. The school is located next to a small forest, creating an environmentally friendly feeling for teachers and students. Photo: IBI Group Architects. The Ínstituto Institute of Medical Sciences was built in an old warehouse in the city of Chicago, Illinois. The school has only 180 students and focuses on teaching Science, Technology, English, and Mathematics. Photo: JGMA. Most of the building still retains the structure of the old warehouse. However, the floor, ceiling and walls are painted in bright colors, attracting the viewer’s eye. Photo: JGMA. The unique feature of Riverview High School lies in its multi-window architecture. Inside the building, objects are arranged far apart, creating ventilation, especially suitable for space for libraries and cafeterias. Photo: Business Insider. Jones College Preparatory High School is on the list of the most beautifully designed schools in America thanks to its long architecture. Photo: Business Insider. The wide hallway is the perfect spot for a stroll in the sunlight streaming through the windows. It also makes traveling between classes less boring. Photo: Business Insider. This unique architecture belongs to the Football Academy, UNO Elementary School. This is a privileged school that focuses on developing football talents. Photo: JGMA. UNO has a giant soccer field in the back. In addition, the school also impresses with the curved window design. This school has 575 students. Photo: JGMA.

Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate is one of the most fascinating fighting games in history. The nearly 30-year-old game attracts players thanks to its unique combat mechanism, diverse number of characters, and engaging storyline. Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate is a version that adds many new features, along with a cast of guest characters like RoboCop and the most famous villain on the screen Joker. Street Fighter V: Champion Edition contains all the values ​​and quintessence of the previous 4 versions. The monument of the game industry still has a great attraction thanks to the simple and realistic combat mechanism. Champion Edition is an upgrade with many unique features, helping players experience better. Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core Plus CHEAP is the latest version of the game that is nearly 20 years old. The game still occupies a certain position in the world gaming village thanks to the development and update of many new features. “If you’re looking for a fighting game that’s complex, intense, well-played online, and full of creativity, but still classic, then Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core Plus R is the game for you.” The Loadout identify. Released since 2013, Killer Instinct It is still the most popular fighting game among gamers. Dynamic combat mechanism and perfect balance between characters, help Killer Instinct own a loyal number of gamers. Killer Instinct’s combat mechanism is a bit different from other fighting games when the player can interrupt the move while using. Guilty Gear -Strive- develop combat mechanics based on creativity, sophistication and limiting stereotypes to create the best experience for players. The latest version of Guilty Gear is considered to have a very unique mechanism and is worth playing through. Skullgirls miraculously revived after 8 years. Skullgirls adds 4 more characters, giving players more options. Each character has their own set of unique moves and counters each other. In addition, Skullgirls has a tag-team competition mode (competing from 2 to 3 people). Use vegetables to create distinctive sounds in Mortal Kombat Sound experts create bone-cracking, neck-twisting sounds in the Mortal Kombat game from some vegetables such as walnuts, bell peppers, …

The stuffed bears also participate in the prevention of the Covid-19 epidemic, with the role of ensuring social distancing. At Dream World amusement park in Pathum Thani, Thailand, oversized teddy bears have been placed on roller coasters for visitors to have companions. Teddy bears sit next to diners in Bangkok, Thailand. Source: Reuters Some restaurants and cafes in France or Thailand also arrange teddy bears to “companion” with diners. Anyway, teddy bears are cute and make the tables more pleasing to the eye, compared to using mannequins in some restaurants in Japan, Germany and the US before. Spacing hats Unique spacing hat at Cafe & Konditorei Rothe, Schwerin, Germany. Source: Handout Last year, to celebrate its reopening, the Cafe & Konditorei Rothe store in Schwerin, Germany provided diners with specially decorated hats made of sponge, designed to ensure social distancing. everybody. Also in Germany, for the same purpose, the giant paper crowns of Burger King went viral. The paper crown became a trend, then appeared in Singapore and Burger King posted instructions online so people can make their own. Yoga Balloons Yoga balloons at Hotel X Toronto, Canada. Source: Reuters This innovative concept was introduced in June 2020, on the premises of the Hotel X Toronto complex in Canada. An outdoor activity unit has partnered with local yoga and fitness centers to organize classes amid Covid-19. Fifty bubbles were created, with each practitioner practicing in a private and safe space. Greenhouse cuisine Dinner in the greenhouse in Amsterdam. Source: Getty Images The Covid-19 pandemic has caused restaurants around the world to find solutions to attract customers while ensuring safety and distancing. The idea of ​​the company Mediamatic Eten in Amsterdam (Netherlands) is to create beautiful small greenhouses, with a capacity of 2-4 guests. Service staff will not need to enter the greenhouse and have virtually no contact with customers. They stand outside and deliver food and drink by long boards. The greenhouse model then became popular throughout restaurants in Europe and America. Art through car glass Watch art performances through car windows. Source: Getty Images The “drive-in” movement isn’t just for movie screenings, it’s been extended to music events in Canada, the US, and Europe. Opera lovers sat in their cars to watch the live performances, with music streamed over the car’s radios. In Germany, nightclubs like Club Index in Lower Saxony or World Club Dome in Düsseldorf drive to the front of the stage, where DJs play and everyone enjoys in their private cars. Art exhibitions for car design also took place in Brazil, the Netherlands, North America and Singapore, as visitors drove around to admire the large panels. Mobile bar Mobile bar at Ocean House hotel. Source: Handout Bars at many hotels are still closed to limit mass gatherings, so many places have changed about this service. The Ocean House hotel in Rhode Island, USA has launched a bright red bar, which is pushed from room to room during cocktail hour, along with some drinks and accompaniments. The Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa in Champillon, France added a button “Champagne, Please!” into the phone in the room, so that the customer can order wine at any time. Le Bristol Paris has launched a “Ring and Drink” service, with the hotel’s bartenders mixing cocktails in the room, from a mobile bar. The Fullerton Hotel in Singapore is even more innovative: they offer in-room cocktail making classes for guests. A single table Table service in the middle of a field in Värmland, Sweden. Source: Handout “Bord för En”, which means “table for one” in Swedish. This service takes you to the middle of the field, with a table, a chair, no waiter and no other guests. The three-course meal was served to such single guests by chef Rasmus Persson and his wife, during last spring and summer. Tables and chairs are set in the middle of a meadow in Värmland, Sweden, and meals are delivered in a wire-drawn basket. Likewise, the Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal in Mexico has opened a private dining spot perched on the rocks overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The table is located in the courtyard, on the cliff below the restaurant. This special dining table can accommodate up to 6 people, and each diner must pay at least 1,500 USD to reserve a seat.

This house in Paris looks like it’s melting. This is practically a monumental work of local art. The ‘house’ – actually a sculpture – is built on two large stone blocks, combined to form the ceiling and wall of the ‘house’ This hotel in the Dutch capital Amsterdam is designed as a collection of dozens of castles stacked on top of each other. ‘Upside down house’ in the city of Brighton, England is used as a recreation (mirror house) The building in Prague, Czech Republic is designed with a strange shape, true to its ‘slang’ – ‘Dance Building’ This wavy building is a shopping center in the city of Sopot, Poland. This ‘ultra-thin’ building is a small apartment building in London, England. This deformed building is an event center called ‘Keep Memorable Forever’ in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. It seems that this building in Israel has all the round, square, triangle, semicircle, hexagonal shapes…

1. Located at 53 Ton Duc Thang, Soc Trang City, Soc Trang Province, Kh’Leang Pagoda is one of the Khmer pagodas with a long history and the most beautiful architecture in the South. The pagoda was built in 1533, at first it was just a pagoda with thatched roofs. The current architecture dates back to the late 1910s restoration. The pagoda has a campus of 3,825m2, the central work is the main hall divided into three ground steps, each step is about 1 meter high, surrounded by fences, forming internal courtyards. The top floor is where the shrine is located. The entire main block of Kh’Leang pagoda is built by 60 pillars, divided into 6 rows. Inside the main hall, the altar and the place to place the statues are in the two innermost compartments. The centerpiece is a statue of Shakyamuni Buddha meditating on a high pedestal, decorated with many layers of lotus and fire patterns. In addition to the main hall, on the premises of Kh’Leang pagoda, there are other auxiliary structures such as Sala (meeting house), houses of monks, guest houses… With great values ​​of history and architecture The architecture and pagoda have been recognized as a national historical and cultural relic of Vietnam. 2. Located on Van Ngoc Chinh Street in Soc Trang City, Soc Trang Province, Bat Pagoda (also known as Ma Toc Pagoda or Mahatup Pagoda) was started construction in 1569. Since then, the pagoda has been restored many times. , the last major restoration in 2009. This temple has ancient Khmer architecture with the main hall built of bricks, tiled roof, four curved roofs carved with Naga snakes, on top of the roof there is a pointed tower. In the main hall there is a monolithic statue of Shakyamuni Buddha placed on a lotus about 2 meters high and a statue depicting the Buddha riding on the god Muchalinda snake. Outside the main hall of the temple are other buildings such as the sala house, the monk room, the relics tower.. located in the green campus shady with ancient trees, the space is cool and pure. In particular, the temple garden has a lot of bats and crows to live in. This is the origin of the name Bat Pagoda. 3. Located in Dai Tam commune, My Xuyen district, Soc Trang province, Chen Kieu pagoda or Sa Lon pagoda is one of the most unique pagodas in Vietnam. This is a temple of Khmer people, whose original name is Wat Sro Loun or Wat Chro Luong. Over time this name became Salon. The pagoda was first built in 1815 with leaves. In 1969, the pagoda was rebuilt. During the construction process, due to the lack of funds to buy enough decorative ceramic tiles, the monks came up with the initiative to donate broken cups and plates from Buddhist relatives in Phum and squirrels for wall cladding. The pagoda has mobilized Buddhists to donate tons of cups and plates for decoration. Intact cups and plates are left on the wall by the monks, while broken cups and plates are broken down to form floating patterns on the wall. With skill and meticulousness, Khmer artisans have created an extremely unique artistic architecture. Since then, the pagoda is also known by the people by the second name, Chen Kieu Pagoda. Invite readers to watch the video: Charming Non Nuoc Tam Chuc Pagoda | VTV24.

This species is extremely toxic, it prefers to hide in coral reefs, rocks and sandy seabeds from intertidal to intertidal zones in southeastern China and tropical seas. Their bodies contain more than 200 pharmacologically active substances and a single drop of venom can kill 20 adults. To date there have been at least 100 recorded deaths from the venom of this species and the actual number could be much higher. The creature we are talking about here is the Cone Snail, also known as the cone snail, is a marine gastropod mollusk, so far more than 70 species have been found along the coast. along the coast of China and there are more than 1,000 species discovered in the world. Their venom is made up of a mixture called peptide conus. Each of them will have a unique venom formula. More than 50,000 conus peptides have been discovered, they are all neurotoxins and no vertebrate species on our planet possesses this form of venom. The Cone Snail has a mostly cone-shaped appearance and the largest can be 23 cm long. They are purely carnivores and predators, feeding mainly on sea worms, small fish, mollusks and even other cone snails. It can release venom at any time in its life, and this species is always ready to wipe out all living things around it. But surely you will find it difficult to understand because in our impression, snails are very slow-moving mollusks, how can they hunt, especially fast-moving species like fish? In fact, the secret to their hunting is not in their movement speed, instead they hunt by using their venom and developing an extremely efficient venom system. All cone snails are masters of poisons, likened to the five poisons in the animal kingdom. They have a tongue pocket in their throat, which contains many hollow toothed tongues, which resemble spearheads and are made of hard chitin. Because of their slow movement speed, cone snails often hunt by “holding a tree and waiting for rabbits”, which will lie in the sand at the bottom of the water, only revealing their long tubular mouth and tentacles in the sand. Once it detects prey such as a small fish or something passing by, it will use strong muscle contractions to shoot the tongue connected with the venom gland from its long tubular mouth at lightning speed and “close the gap”. nail” into the body, injecting poison into the prey. This venom will paralyze prey within seconds and die instantly. To prevent their prey from struggling, some species of snails have created a toxin that can reduce pain and anesthetize the prey’s nerves, making the prey feel no pain and slowly die without even realizing it. know. When the prey is fixed and no longer struggling, the conch will withdraw the “hook” (toothed tongue), pulling the paralyzed prey into the mouth. It’s worth noting that even when it’s not during mealtimes, if it feels threatened, the conch shells will shoot out without hesitation. So if you see brightly colored and beautiful cones on the beach, don’t stress. It came out by accident. Pick it up, especially the larger cone snails. This behavior can kill you because the conch’s nose can pierce the skin, gloves or wetsuit. Especially among cone snails, there is a species called Gastridium geographus, also known as geographical cone snail, killer snail, they are known as one of the most poisonous snails in the world, and one of the most dangerous snails in the world. marine animals that are extremely toxic to humans. One study estimated that this species alone caused 36 deaths. Symptoms of a snail sting include local pain, swelling, numbness, tingling, and vomiting. Symptoms may appear immediately or slowly over several days. In severe cases, muscle paralysis, vision changes and respiratory failure can lead to death. The various neurotoxins contained in cone snails are called cono toxins. In addition to being toxic to humans, in this venom mixture there are many beneficial substances, which can work accurately and quickly on the human nervous system without causing side effects. Therefore, this snail can also open up a new medical future for humans. For example, cono peptides have the potential to prevent spasticity caused by spinal cord injury and may help diagnose and treat small cell lung cancer. Conotoxins can immediately generate nerve signals that reduce heart rate or turn off pain receptors. Ziconotide isolated from it is used as an analgesic. It is said to be 1000 times more effective than morphine and not addictive. Conotoxin ACV1, isolated from Victoria cone cone in Australia, is more effective than morphine and Ziconotide, has a longer analgesic effect and is convenient to use without side effects. It has been shown to be very effective in the treatment of post-operative and neurological conditions, and even accelerates the recovery of nerve damage, and is expected to be developed as a treatment for anxiety. , Parkinson’s disease, muscle tension and hypertension.

The floor tile with the special logo is one of the logos of “Red Classic Trail” which is basically completed in Huangpu district. This road will focus on the site of the 1st Congress of the Communist Party of China, 7.1 km long, including 13 roads with 14 consecutive points. Residents and tourists can easily walk to the site of the 1st Congress of the Communist Party of China, the site of the founding of the Communist Party of China (the “New Youth” newsroom), the location of the Print Office Youxin, the site of the Chinese Communist Party Office in Shanghai and other red monuments and sites. “Shanghai is the birthplace of the Communist Party of China and has incredibly rich cultural resources. Starting in 2019, we planned to create a ‘Red Trail System.’ The road This project will connect scenic spots with historical and cultural sites scattered throughout the city into a central connection, thereby creating an “open-air museum”, attracting tourists from all over the world. Shanghai’s road administration agency cooperates with the tourism industry to implement,” said Mr. Vuong Duy Phuong – Planning and Technology Department of the Shanghai Road Traffic Administration. This custom brick is one of the logos of the basically finished “Red Classic Trail” in Huangpu district. (Photo: Baidu) And to chain the points into a line, the choice of the path must be appropriate. For example, moderate length, walking time between touchpoints about 15 minutes. In addition, it is necessary to meet the needs of tourists when looking for “food, housing, tourism, shopping and entertainment” addresses, or choose a street with many functions and interfaces. . “Red culture” and “Shanghai style culture” intertwine and blend; connecting important public transport hubs,… Must choose roads with high green coverage and good landscape along the route. The project was first tested in Huangpu district. Relevant departments and branches in the urban area systematically studied tourism resources in the area, selecting 13 commercial streets, historical landscapes, cultural experiences, out of a total of 14 scenic spots. scenic. The overall route of the route is in the form of “big belt + small belt”, the big belt mainly consists of Huangpi South Road, Huaihai Middle Road, Sinan Road, Fuxing Midway, and small ring roads that bring more options. choose for visitors. An entire network of walking trails will guide residents and tourists to discover the birth of the Chinese Communist Party at Shikumen Lane, and listen to stories about work and life. the life of the revolutionary generation in the memorial. The classic red trail in Huangpu district passes through 14 scenic spots. (Photo: Baidu) In addition, the design also needs to be aesthetically pleasing. On “Red Classic Trail”, people can see many beautifully designed red elements. For example, custom icon tiles are arranged 18 meters apart, and 7 copper dots with a diameter of 80 mm are connected to an interval of 1.8 meters. In addition, the classic red trail guide map will be placed at subway entrances, advertising light boxes, bus stop advertising light boxes, road junctions, and masonry walls. Everyone sees it as a guide. However, their accuracy is not appreciated. “Because of the long-term factor, don’t let these signs become ‘complicated’ for the street, but coordinate with the urban landscape of Shanghai and the surrounding utilities to make it suitable,” said Mr. people said. Guide map around the Classic Red Trail in Huangpu District -Shanghai (Image: Baidu) As required in minimizing the city’s street facilities. Ensure the principle on the basis that the road must be clearly and accurately indicated, the road logo should be placed on one side and the signs must be combined with the facilities located in the green belt. “The classic red trail in the Huangpu district is the first step in Shanghai’s experiment. Next, we plan to build more walking routes in the urban area around the sites of the Second and Fourth Congresses of the Communist Party of China.” Mr. Vuong Duy Phuong believes that each district can combine its own characteristics and explore more. For example, for tourists’ varying length of visit needs, offer a mix of one-day tours, half-day tours, one-hour tours, etc. travel preferences of tourists, offering routes focused on consumption, commercial shopping or offering tours and walking, humanistic route-oriented experiences meet the need to delve into the block and find read city history, architecture of tourists. As street elements that will be preserved for a long time, do not let these signs become “complicated” objects for the street. (Photo: Baidu) Today, Shanghai is conducting slow traffic planning and construction, and the red trail is one of them. The person involved in charge of the Municipal Road Traffic Bureau said that they will explore more similarly themed trail constructions around the “Guide to the Good Management of Urban Roads in Shanghai”. In addition, a “Slow Traffic Design and Planning Guide” has been drafted and will be published soon to guide the planning and construction of slow traffic in different districts and promote traffic improvement. slow./.

The school has an oval shape made from local sandstone. Located in the Thar desert in northern India, Rajkumari Ratnavati Girls School is for 400 girls between the ages of 5 and 16. Diana Kellogg Architects explains that they sought out symbols of femininity and the nearby dunes to create a fortress-like structure that could blend in and grow with the landscape. “As an architect who designs for women, I have considered feminine symbols across cultures and especially symbols of strength,” architect Diana Kellogg tells WebMD. Dezeen . “I ended up choosing this oval shape – representing femininity and representing infinity.” Built of locally sourced hand-carved sandstone, this 836-square-foot fortress-like structure consists of three circular sections. An outer wall surrounds the perimeter of the school, an inner wall surrounds the classrooms and an oval courtyard. The courtyard is in the center of the school and corresponds to the surrounding walls. Parts of the stone wall have been perforated to cool the space and block the sun. “I wanted the school’s design to give shade to the girls in the courtyard. I’ve reduced the width so we can have a canopy cover the open space during the hot months. The ellipse seems to be the most natural way to do this. The circle is familiar to craftsmen because the fortress structure is a series of circular shapes.” Wooden doors lead from the courtyard to the computer center and the 10 classrooms are connected by a series of winding corridors. Ventilation holes in the classroom create a light effect throughout the day and allow for natural ventilation. A ramp between the perforated walls forms a shaded corridor that leads to an elevated walkway to the roof. Perforated balustrades surround the outside of the walkway increasing the height. Its design is a reinterpretation of Jali nets, traditionally used to provide privacy. Blue mosaic tiled floors span the walkway, adding a bright and cool contrast against the yellow stone background. “Effective design is a process that requires a deep understanding of the history of a place – its culture, topography, and vernacular. I wanted to build a building about space, light and community, not about design – a structure that resonates with the soul and harnesses the energy of nature to nurture and heal women and children. sister.” Diana Kellogg Architects oriented the building to maximize the breeze entering the school’s elliptical shape that could passively cool the building. The company also incorporates water harvesting systems to collect and recycle rainwater throughout the school. The solar panels that power the lights and fans are mounted into a steel structure on the roof, which acts as a shady canopy and play area for the children. “I came up with the idea of ​​a solar roof on the roof of the building – which also acts as a kind of jungle gym with seesaws and swings.” The school is a construction project commissioned by the non-profit organization CITTA that aims to equip and support communities around the world. Diana Kellogg will also design two other buildings next to the school. It will feature performance, exhibition, museum and library spaces, as well as a cooperative teaching women’s embroidery and weaving techniques.

In particular, the use of soft curves in the design helps the apartment bring a distinct nuance. The main colors are white and wood brown. Architect Anh Quy shared, the main color of the apartment is white and wood, combined with many specially created curves to create accents. The LED lighting system creates a beautiful, delicate, warm and luxurious space. The living room, kitchen and dining area are designed into an open space to increase the connection between family members. The living room is simply designed to suit the area, the main highlight is two unique Chubby-trending sofas. The architect takes advantage of the open space design, creating a connection between the indoor areas. With a moderate area, only small items should be arranged for daily activities The kitchen area puts neatness and comfort on top. The highlight is the pea-shaped kitchen island, the kitchen is fully equipped with large cabinets above and below for convenient storage. “Although it is an open space, the dining area is divided with the kitchen and living room by using two different types of bricks,” said architect Anh Quy. The dining room is invested by the owner with special highlights. The floor tiles are terrazzo tiles with the same texture as the terrazzo of the dining table, which is both beautiful and uniform. Right at the tile switch position is a very impressive underfloor LED system, which brings a new feeling and does not create a sense of awkwardness. Round design, sliding doors make a difference for the apartment. The owner is a very personable person, so he likes the space to leave something different. The wall of the Master bedroom has been demolished and rebuilt with charming curves. In addition, the room door was changed to a sliding door system to optimize the area. Just open the sliding door, the living room and bedroom will increase the connection with each other. Right outside the Master bedroom is the direct direction to the living room, when you need to increase connectivity, just open and slide the door to a corner, very convenient. Master bedroom and small bedroom both follow the trend of simplicity and beauty, including only the necessary items and two main tones of white and wood. Some details are used by the architect to use trellis such as cabinets, beds. The rounded corners help the apartment m softer. Hard dry walls look more alive thanks to the curvilinear solution.

Despite debuting from 2020 on the Fall – Winter catwalk, Bottega Veneta’s Puddle rain boots have not shown any signs of cooling down. Fashionistas and famous artists in the world mix very creatively with this unique design. Complex explains the hotness of the boots: “The sturdy rain boots with outstanding colors are easy to recognize. Anyone who looks at them will know that you are wearing Bottega Veneta”. Photo: Pretty Cool. These boots were designed by the brand’s creative director – Daniel Lee. It was inspired by stylish Chelsea boots. Justin Bieber is one of the stars promoting this type of shoe. He was given it quite early and quickly showed it off on social media. The male singer mixed the accessory with white woolen clothes and light-colored jeans. Photo: Justin Bieber. Henry has a more elegant and polite way of dressing. He chose to wear an outfit in brown-beige tones to match with sweet caramel-colored boots. The outfit gives the male singer a masculine yet trendy look. Photo: Henryl89. Fashionistas can unleash the creation of the most distinctive style looks. In the left picture, the guy makes an impression when dressed like astronauts. Also with white rain boots, others mix and match in a mysterious, ghostly gothic style. Photo: Sina. Not only men, girls also love the Italian brand’s rain boots. They choose boots with outstanding colors such as pink, orange… Photo: Laia Magazine. The shoes are currently on sale for $650. However, according to Complex, the color and size are no longer adequate. Its major stores in the US cannot announce in advance when the goods will arrive. Customers can leave information and wait for a call from the store. Photo: Laia Magazine. Complex writers commented that the above rain boots are quite worth buying. Photo: Style Du Monde.

Kumis (Horse Milk Wine). Kumis is a traditional drink in regions such as Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Mongolia. Kumis is fermented from the main ingredient of horse milk. The alcohol content of Kumis is not too high, at most 2.5%. The taste of horse milk wine is very special, not as harsh as ordinary alcoholic beverages. Those who have tasted Kumis say it has a similar taste to kefir. If you like yogurt, will definitely appreciate Kumis. Gins from elephant dung. It may sound hard to believe, but elephant dung is the key ingredient to creating a unique gin. Normally, elephants eat a lot, but they only absorb a very small amount, the rest is excreted in feces. Raw material manure will be dried, undergo sterilization process. Finally used to produce gin. After processing, the ingredients are left with only the smell of fruits and herbs. Elephant dung gin is extremely delicious. It easily conquers even the most connoisseur of drinkers. Even, it is likened to “carrying the taste of Africa in every drop of beer”. However, not everyone dares to drink this wine.. Pizza beer. This unique beer is the perfect combination of beer and pizza. In the production process, people will use a pizza to put it in a filter bag, dip it in beer. When the cake soaks, its flavor will quickly blend with the beer, creating a great drink. Unfortunately, the Pizza brewery stopped operating, withdrew from the market in 2013. If you’re lucky, you can find Pizza beer in antique liquor stores, instead of being sold on the supermarket shelves. town. Cocktail Sourtoe. Cocktail Sourtoe is served by the Sourtoe Cocktail Club in Dawson, Yukon. The composition of the cocktail is nothing special. It consists of whiskey and a real (dry) human toe. To date, the origin of dry toes has not been clarified. To become a member of the club, newcomers will have to complete the ritual with the Cocktail Sourtoe. Specifically, this person will have to drink all of the whiskey so that his lips touch his toe but do not swallow it. Wine rat stomach. Stomach rat wine is a unique type of alcohol, which many people whisper as a “panacea” in enhancing male vitality. Many people also believe that stomach rat or animal fetuses contain high protein content, rich in vitamins and minerals. They are very useful in replenishing qi, nourishing blood, curing tuberculosis, weakness, poor kidney function, back pain, knee fatigue… The ingredients for this infamous drink are newborn mice no more than 3 days old, about the size of a thumb, and still red. Rats are cleaned with alcohol and then slowly put into bottles. Many people feel haunted when witnessing the mice shivering under the thin skin, eyes to grind continuously to death when rice wine is poured. Just like that, mice that are soaked in alcohol for about 12-14 months will be considered “safe” to enjoy. Photo: Internet. Invite readers to watch the video: Have you tried egg beer in Hanoi? Source: VTV24.

In the campus of Dak Lak museum, there are dozens of ancient guava mausoleum trees with trunks reaching tens of meters high. This is the ideal place to check in with any young people coming to Buon Ma Thuot during this holiday. By guava is a species of large woody tree, the root has a stem, the bark is yellowish-brown, the bark has a small round ball of 2 to 3cm. The reason that the guava tree has such a name is because the trunk has the same color as the guava tree. Guava tree often blooms in the summer, is a flower symbolizing faithful and innocent love. Therefore, planting this flower helps to keep the owner’s soul fresh and ready to face all the challenges of life. Guava tree stands out with its strong, sturdy trunk and branches, combined with beautiful purple flowers, so this is a shade tree used a lot in the landscape. The tree is planted on sidewalks, streets, factories, parks, residential areas, urban areas, administrative centers, etc. to create shade suitable for the landscape. The cool green color of Bang Lang guava cools the hot summer of the Central Highlands climate. In addition, at the museum in the city center of Buon Ma Thuot, there are many precious perennial trees such as this black star tree. Dak Lak Museum simulates the traditional house of the Ede ethnic group.

The land offering is also known as the “Tai Tho Ky Yen” ceremony. Legend has it that, during the Tran dynasty, when Princess Huyen Tran was married to the king of Champa, Dai Viet received a wedding gift from the land of two continents: Chau O and Chau Ly (Chau Ri). When Dai Viet people came to these two continents to settle down, they were not familiar with the soil and climate, so there was a ritual of worshiping the land. This ritual is to show respect to the native gods and wish for a peaceful settlement. The time to worship the land is done on auspicious days, auspicious hours, the “zodiac hour” of the second or eighth lunar month. People in these regions often tell each other to be rich to do double, narrow to make a single, but a tray of earth offerings usually has three tables including: upper table, middle table and lower table. Some places make two tables. Each table has the scent of lamps, fruits, betel nut wine, votive paper. The upper table is placed in a dress of the earth god, the food includes chicken and sticky rice, surrounded by sticky rice and tea. Particularly for chickens, we must have red flags, yellow feathers, and yellow legs. Especially, the chicken is just right (neither young nor old), fat and fat. The middle table is placed on the middle table, the five-way robe, the offerings include boiled pork, a plate of sticky rice, three plates of crabs and boiled eggs, a piece of boiled meat and salt placed on top, and a tray of rice offerings, especially a plate of boiled potatoes and vegetables, a cup of water. Grilled and grilled fish and meat. The table put clothes, porridge, rice, salt, potatoes, cassava, peanuts… The tables are placed in front of the house, the owner stands from the house to bow. The list of offerings and prayers includes the land and houses of the owner to the gods of streams, gods of wells and ancestors of villages and clans. Especially offering to the souls of the Cham people who used to reside, the souls that no one worships… When the ceremony is almost over, the householder takes some offerings such as sticky rice, bananas, crab claws, chicken eggs, sweet potatoes, baked rice paper, etc. into a small folded banana sheath (the people call it “salad”). Then bring it out and hang it at the corner of a tree in the garden or near the house. The custom of hanging Sa Let has become a very unique feature. Finally, after the donation of the land, the neighbors will be invited to join in the fun because they have the concept of “selling distant relatives to buy close neighbors”, as well as an opportunity to exchange events to tighten “neighborhood friendship”. Over the years, today people in the “five Quang” regions still keep the custom of worshiping the land as a beautiful cultural feature. Invite readers to watch the video: Dangers of using weight loss foods online. Source: VTV24.

The attractive beauty of Ha Long Bay. Photo: VNA Titled “Journey through Vietnam, from North to South”, the article writes that Vietnam is enchanted with its long coastline, craggy cliffs, terraced fields, bustling metropolises contrasted with ordinary villages. weird. The juxtaposition is wonderful and beyond the usual itineraries, this Southeast Asian country is also a destination for many exciting adventures. The article selects 11 unique tourist destinations for visitors to learn before planning their travel after the COVID-19 pandemic, all of which are unique tourist attractions or landscapes from the unspoiled mountains in the region. North to the tropical Mekong Delta, high humidity in the south. The first place mentioned is Sapa, a peaceful “oasis” with a cool climate in the North. Located at an altitude of 1,600 meters, the tropical heat of Southeast Asia cannot reach here, so Sapa has long been a resort and destination for tourists to escape the sweltering heat. Sapa is located at the foot of Mount Fansipan, the highest mountain in the country and from a small village, now Sapa has become a town with a surrounding tourist infrastructure system. Despite the fact that tour companies, hotels and restaurants here compete to attract guests – something not everyone likes, Sapa is still really one of the most favorite tourist destinations in Vietnam. It is due to the attractiveness of the landscape here when visitors can walk all day with narrow paths running through green terraced fields or indigo-indigo fields cultivated by the Hmong and Dao minorities. work. Not far from Sapa is the town of Bac Ha, with the largest market in the North taking place every Sunday and this is one of the most exciting highland markets in the country. Continuing the journey, DPA leads readers to Ha Giang with narrow, steep and winding passes, surrounded by pyramidal mountains, below are canyons and stretching valleys. Exploring Ha Giang by motorbike with the “easyrider” takes at least 3 days. From Ha Giang, the article takes readers to Hanoi capital amidst the chaos of thinking. Peaceful Hoan Kiem Lake contrasts with the hustle and bustle of the Old Quarter. The city over 1,000 years old is calm and bustling, interwoven between modern and traditional lifestyle. Visitors can learn about the country’s history through the many museums in the capital. A corner of Cat Ba town tourist area. Photo: An Dang/VNA The points also introduced by DPA to German readers are Ha Long Bay, Cat Ba Island with turquoise water; Phong Nha-Ke Bang with caves stretching over 350 km. It is also the dreamy, charming ancient capital of Hue nestled on the Perfume River, or the ancient town of Hoi An – which used to be one of the most important ports in Southeast Asia and still retains the characteristics of the old town. destroyed in the war. In addition to the above points, there are Da Lat, Ho Chi Minh City – one of the most dynamic cities in Asia, and the Mekong Delta – Vietnam’s rice and fruit granary, where Cai Rang floating market is located. The largest city in the region is Can Tho. In addition to the above 11 tourist destinations, the German press also provides information on the climate environment and time to travel to Vietnam, in which visitors can come to Vietnam at any time of the year. Summer is usually warm throughout the country, while Hue and the central coast always have heavy rains in winter. The northern mountainous region often turns cold at night, with some places having ice and snow, while the southern region has almost no rain during December to April. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam has allowed It has so far been less affected by the epidemic, but still imposes some restrictions on international travel and bans entry for foreign visitors.