Ms. You Jianxia. Photo: Daily Mail Ms. You Jianxia (from Changzhou City, China) set a Guinness record in 2016 when one of her eyelashes reached 12.5cm in length. After five years, Ms. Jianxia’s eyelashes have almost doubled, and one eyelash on her left eye has set a new record with a length of 20.5cm. With this length, Ms. Jianxia’s eyelashes have grown past her cheeks, even down to her jawline. Jianxia believes her lush eyelashes are a gift from God, after she spent a year and a half in the mountains on a retreat. Photo: Daily Mail “My lashes started growing in 2015, and they haven’t stopped growing since,” says Jianxia. “I went to medical professionals to find out why my eyelashes were longer than others. But the doctor couldn’t explain it. I also tried to learn about some genetic traits, genes. But no one in my family has long eyelashes like me,” said Ms. Jianxia. Ms. Jianxia’s eyelashes have been continuously growing since 2015. Photo: Daily Mail Despite her long and flowing eyelashes, Jianxia said her daily life has not been affected too much. They even help Ms. Jianxia save her makeup time. “I don’t need any eyeshadow or eyeliner. Since these are natural lashes, I wash my face very easily. Sometimes I break my eyelashes when I’m careless. But they grow longer.”

Ms. You Jianxia. Photo: Daily Mail Ms. You Jianxia (from Changzhou City, China) set a Guinness record in 2016 when one of her eyelashes reached 12.5cm in length. After five years, Ms. Jianxia’s eyelashes have almost doubled, and one eyelash on her left eye has set a new record with a length of 20.5cm. With this length, Ms. Jianxia’s eyelashes have grown past her cheeks, even down to her jawline. Jianxia believes her lush eyelashes are a gift from God, after she spent a year and a half in the mountains on a retreat. Photo: Daily Mail “My lashes started growing in 2015, and they haven’t stopped growing since,” says Jianxia. “I went to medical professionals to find out why my eyelashes were longer than others. But the doctor couldn’t explain it. I also tried to learn about some genetic traits, genes. But no one in my family has long eyelashes like me,” said Ms. Jianxia. Ms. Jianxia’s eyelashes have been continuously growing since 2015. Photo: Daily Mail Despite her long and flowing eyelashes, Jianxia said her daily life has not been affected too much. They even help Ms. Jianxia save her makeup time. “I don’t need any eyeshadow or eyeliner. Since these are natural lashes, I wash my face very easily. Sometimes I break my eyelashes when I’m careless. But they grow longer.”

Specifically, Hashimoto Kanna participated in a Japanese program called 1-Oku 3000-Mannin no SHOW Channel . When participating in this program, the guests will be challenged in a field that has never been done before. It could be said that the guests – including Hashimoto Kanna had to take on the challenges without any prior practice. And the challenge for Hashimoto Kanna in the program is to pull the tissue out of the box within 1 minute. Hashimoto Kanna’s challenge is to pull a tissue out of a box for 1 minute. Draws 157 tissues. Hashimoto Kanna was also shocked when he broke the previous Guinness record of 140. Challenge to play and get a real Guinness record! As a rule, Hashimoto Kanna puts his left hand behind his back and only uses his right hand to pull out a tissue. She challenged twice. For the first time, Hashimoto Kanna drew 126 pieces. But the second time, she quickly pulled out 157 tissues. Meanwhile, the Guinness record in this field is 140 pieces, so Hashimoto Kanna automatically becomes the new Guinness world record holder for taking a tissue out of a box. Hashimoto Kanna is currently the holder of the Guinness World Record for pulling out a tissue. Hashimoto Kanna is a famous female idol in Japan, fondly called “a once-in-a-thousand-year idol”. Hashimoto Kanna has been involved in showbiz since childhood. At the age of 14, her pure and sweet beauty in a performance became famous throughout Japan; Since then, Hashimoto Kanna has been advertising, acting… Hashimoto Kanna is fondly called the “One Thousand Year Idol” of Japan. Super muddy acting in “Couple of Cards”. And extremely funny, cute in “Gintama”. As she matures, Hashimoto Kanna becomes more beautiful and talented. She participated in many famous movies such as Worm Card Pair Cặp g ( Kyou kara Ore wa !), Gintama , Kingdom … Not only is she beautiful, she is also impressed by her ability to perform muddy comedy but is still very lovely.

Ruyi is a new glass bridge built and welcoming visitors by the end of 2020. The bridge is located in Shenxianju scenic area, Taizhou city, Zhejiang province. When videos and images of Ruyi appeared on social networks, many people did not believe it was real. They claim these are fake images. However, after the flycam footage of Chris Hadfield was posted on Twitter, the bridge has attracted more than 200,000 visitors to check-in since September last year. According to Arquitectura Viva, the bridge was designed by He Yungchang, a steel structure expert who participated in designing the “Bird’s Nest” stadium for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The name of the bridge is derived from the design of the scepter (Jade Ruyi in English). According to the traditions of this country, the scepter symbolizes power and good fortune. The bridge stretches 100 m at an altitude of 140 m connecting two mountain ranges in the scenic area. Ruyi has a structure of 3 meandering paths with 2 bridges being an observatory. The observatory area and the middle part of the bridge are fitted with a transparent glass floor to create a strong feeling. In addition to Ruyi, China has about 2,300 glass bridges and glass walkways and slides, a number of works of monumental scale, impressive designs and world records. Pictured is a glass bottom bridge across the canyon in Zhangjiajie, inspired by the Hollywood blockbuster “Avatar”. Opened in August 2016, the bridge is 430 meters long, 6 meters wide, made of 99 transparent tempered glass panels assembled together. In 2017, Hongyagu scenic area opened the longest glass bridge in the world. The bridge is 488 m long, assembled from 1,077 panels of 4 cm thick glass, with a total weight of up to 70 tons. However, as of May 2018, this record was set for a straight diameter slide from top to bottom of a 568 m long Guangxi mountain. The first 3D glasses bridge over China’s Yellow River is a tourist destination not for the faint of heart. The bridge is 2.6 m wide, 210 m long, made up of 61 transparent glass panels and 77 3D glass panels. Here, visitors can see the stream flowing at the foot or the steep cliff thanks to the effect of 3D paintings on the glass.

Actual casualties are 2-5 times higher The second wave of Covid-19 in India quickly pushed the country into a total crisis, overloading hospitals, depleting oxygen supplies, desperate lines of people not being treated by doctors and there is evidence that the actual death toll is much higher than officially reported, according to the New York Times. Every day the Government of India records more than tens of thousands of new infections – a world record high – more new cases than any other country to date. However, experts say those numbers, no matter how staggering, represent only a small fraction of the true spread of the pandemic that puts the country in a state of emergency. Millions of people dare not even step out the door for fear of spreading the disease. Indian people mourn in front of a cremation site. Photo: NYT The sudden increase in new infections in recent weeks, with a newer variant, is raising suspicions about the actual number of deaths from India’s Covid-19 – currently reported to be 200,000. , with more than 2,000 people dying every day. Investigations from cremation facilities across the country revealed a large number of deaths from Covid-19 far exceeding the official figure. According to analysts, politicians and hospital managers can reduce this number. “It was a complete data massacre,” said Bhramar Mukherjee, an epidemiologist at the University of Michigan who has followed India closely. “From all the models we have done, we believe that the actual death toll is 2 to 5 times what is reported.” At one of the major cremation sites in Ahmedabad, a city in the state of Gujarat, western India, flames blazed through the night sky, burning 24 hours a day, like an industrial factory never. Turn off. On April 24, Indian officials reported nearly 350,000 new infections, while the number of deaths continued to increase. At a hospital in New Delhi, doctors said 20 patients in critical condition died after oxygen pressure dropped. Doctors claim that severe oxygen scarcity is the cause of the soaring death toll. In Bhopal, a large city in central India, where the disaster of gas leaks in the 1980s caused thousands of deaths, residents said this was the “busiest” time in cremation zones. since that disaster. Over the course of 13 days in mid-April, Bhopal officials reported 41 deaths related to Covid-19. But a survey by the New York Times found the number of deaths at the same time to more than 1,000. A similar phenomenon took place in Lucknow and Mirzapur – major cities in the state of Uttar Pradesh – and across Gujarat, during the same time period, authorities reported between 73 and 121 Covid-related deaths. -19 per day. But detailed figures compiled by one of Gujarat’s leading newspapers – Sandesh – indicate that the number is many times higher, around 610 people per day. What’s happening in India? Months ago, India appeared to have effective epidemic control. After the stern blockade orders that prevented the first outbreak from being eased, India no longer recorded a large number of cases. Officials and citizens have begun to be subjective and act as if the worst days are over. Now, countless Indians have been forced to go to social media to send an emergency (SOS) calling to give them bed, medicine or “some oxygen to breathe”. At the same time, India’s Covid-19 vaccine campaign is also facing difficulties. Less than 10% of Indians have received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, even though the country is the world’s leading producer of the vaccine. Severe Indian needs have had a ripple effect around the world, especially in poorer countries. The country had planned to export millions of doses of vaccine but so far this has stopped completely due to severe shortage of vaccines in the country. This also affects when some countries have to divert imports from other countries Doctors are concerned, this terrible wave originated from the emergence of a virus variant “double mutation” – B.1.617. This variant contains genetic mutations found in two other uncontrolled versions of the SARS-CoV2 virus. One of the mutations included in the highly contagious variant was the cause of California (USA) struggles earlier this year. The other mutation is similar to the one found in South Africa and is thought to make the virus more resistant to the vaccine. However, scientists warn that it is too early to know for certain how dangerous the new variant emerging in India is. The results can be worst when combined with the ability to spread faster and more difficult to control. This is worrying scientists across the globe as high-rate vaccinated countries are easing and starting to be subjective. Because of the failures in India, Brazil and elsewhere that there is a risk that the virus could mutate to “beat” existing vaccines.