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Bougainvillea is an indispensable part of Tet holiday, especially in Hue - the capital of the last feudal regime in our country. Thanh Tien confetti village in Phu Mau commune, Phu Vang district, Thua Thien Hue province was born nearly 400 years ago under the Nguyen Lords. But it wasn't until 1802 that everyone became known.
The villagers recounted that that year, after King Gia Long reunited the country, on the occasion of the Thuong Weekly, the king issued a proposal that each town would bring about a precious flower species to the King to present to the King. At this time in the court, there was an official, from Thanh Tien village, working at the Ta Huu Dong Nghi ceremony, presented to the king a flower of five colors with unique meanings fully symbolizing the morality of Tam Cuong - Ngu. Often, he said: “Each branch always has 8 main flowers. The three flowers in the middle represent Trung - Hieu - Nghia. In which, there is always one enlarged yellow or red flower representing the Sun, the minh minh army, and the five flowers on both sides represent Nhan - Feast - Nghia - Tri - Tin ”. After listening, the king understood the meaning of Thanh Tien confetti, delighted it, and then gave the invitation to encourage the villagers of Thanh Tien to make confetti to display, sell to the capital and popularize the flower making profession. paper for everyone to know.
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There is a super famous comic book series that I am sure most of people in all over the world know, and it is Doraemon. It started as a simple series for children which took a small part in the magazine. However, it had surprisingly created a big wave which even reached out to the whole world. The story is about a robot cat from the future who has to come back to the past to help a small boy to fix his miserable life. That boy is Nobita – a slow and clumsy boy. Together they been through a lot of interesting things in the daily life as well as thrilling adventures. Doraemon has a small pocket on his belly, but actually it is a magic pocket which can contain countless of things. That is where he stores all of his gadgets from the future, and they help Nobita to overcome the difficulties in his life. Besides the two main characters, Nobita has other friends such as Shizuka, Takeshi, Suneo, Doremi, Dekisugi and many more. Shizuka is Nobita’s crush, and lately she becomes his wife. Takeshi – or also known as Jaian – is the one who always bully Nobita for his silliness, but sometimes he also stands out to protect his friends and family. Suneo is a rich kid, and he is the best assistant of Jaian when bullying Nobita. They fight a lot, but they are kids after all. The comic is not just only a form of entertainment, but it also has many valuable lessons about life. We can learn how to treasure friendship, protect the environment, and stay away from bad things after reading it. Doraemon is my favorite book, and I think there are a lot of people out there also love it like me.
Vietnam is renowned for its vibrant and diverse traditional craft villages, which provide a glimpse into the country's rich cultural heritage. These villages are scattered across the country and each specializes in a particular craft, showcasing the unique skills and techniques passed down through generations. From Bat Trang pottery village, famous for its handcrafted ceramics, to Hoi An with its skilled tailors and lantern makers, these traditional craft villages are a treasure trove of artistic talent. Visitors can witness artisans meticulously creating intricate products, whether it's delicate lacquerware from Ha Thai village or traditional silk weaving in Van Phuc village. These craft villages not only preserve the traditional techniques but also contribute to the local economy, providing sustainable livelihoods for the artisans. Exploring these villages allows visitors to immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of Vietnam and take home exquisite handmade souvenirs that embody the country's artistic heritage.
With summer at our doorstep, let us tell you a bit more about linen clothes. Linen fabric has many attractive properties and all of them are most easily appreciated when wearing linen clothing. And we are not exaggerating when we say that linen tunics and dresses, linen shirts or blouses are really irreplaceable in summer, when travelling and/or in hot and humid climate.
The main benefit of wearing linen clothes in hot weather is the coolness they provide. Thanks to the weave and linen fiber specifics linen fabric allows more airflow and it’s structure means it stays away from your skin allowing better airflow over your body. Linen is a “stiff” fabric and is less likely to cling to the skin; when it billows away, it quickly dries out and becomes cool again. Clothes made of linen possess high air permeability, which allows air to flow through the fabric easily and allows the body to breathe.
Another nice feeling one can have when wearing linen dress, linen blouse or any other piece of linen clothing is the body free of moisture. Linen is highly absorbent and a good conductor of heat. Your linen garment feels cool to the touch and linen fabric will quickly remove perspiration from the skin. Linen is capable of absorbing moisture and then and quickly yielding it again. Because of its molecular structure linen cloth can absorb as much as 1/5 of its weight before giving a feeling of being damp or wet. In other words – your linen shirt will absorb lots of perspiration and it is unlikely it will ever feel clammy – as water evaporates off linen as quickly as off the surface puddle. So, water is both absorbed and evaporated quickly. The result is your linen dress acting like an excellent cooling system.
Apart from coolness and high absorbency, linen has one more very favorable property – good heat conductivity characteristics. Heat conductivity refers to the extent to which heat can be conveyed through the fabric. As linen quickly allows the heat to escape, it further improves cooling. It is claimed, that heat conductivity of linen is five times higher than wool and eighteen times higher than silk.
One more thing – linen weave reflects heat better, too . This means linen blouse, linen dress or shirt has good “shading” properties as well and again – the wearer of linen clothing feels cooler.
All the team of LinenMe wears mostly only linen clothes during summer and we can certainly tell that those dressed in linen clothes feel themselves 3°-4°C below that of silk or cotton-wearing people. It is also noticed that those wearing linen perspire 1.5 times less than when those dressed in cotton clothes and even less than those dressed in clothes from other materials.
All these properties allow linen to function well in hot and hot/humid conditions very well and significantly alleviate the effects of the heat and humidity on the wearer.
This means having linen clothes in your summer wardrobe is not only an idea – it’s a decision that will make you feel comfortable, confident, easy and pretty, too!
With summer at our doorstep, let us tell you a bit more about linen clothes. Linen fabric has many attractive properties and all of them are most easily appreciated when wearing linen clothing. And we are not exaggerating when we say that linen tunics and dresses, linen shirts or blouses are really irreplaceable in summer, when travelling and/or in hot and humid climate.
The main benefit of wearing linen clothes in hot weather is the coolness they provide. Thanks to the weave and linen fiber specifics linen fabric allows more airflow and it’s structure means it stays away from your skin allowing better airflow over your body. Linen is a “stiff” fabric and is less likely to cling to the skin; when it billows away, it quickly dries out and becomes cool again. Clothes made of linen possess high air permeability, which allows air to flow through the fabric easily and allows the body to breathe.
Another nice feeling one can have when wearing linen dress, linen blouse or any other piece of linen clothing is the body free of moisture. Linen is highly absorbent and a good conductor of heat. Your linen garment feels cool to the touch and linen fabric will quickly remove perspiration from the skin. Linen is capable of absorbing moisture and then and quickly yielding it again. Because of its molecular structure linen cloth can absorb as much as 1/5 of its weight before giving a feeling of being damp or wet. In other words – your linen shirt will absorb lots of perspiration and it is unlikely it will ever feel clammy – as water evaporates off linen as quickly as off the surface puddle. So, water is both absorbed and evaporated quickly. The result is your linen dress acting like an excellent cooling system.
Apart from coolness and high absorbency, linen has one more very favorable property – good heat conductivity characteristics. Heat conductivity refers to the extent to which heat can be conveyed through the fabric. As linen quickly allows the heat to escape, it further improves cooling. It is claimed, that heat conductivity of linen is five times higher than wool and eighteen times higher than silk.
One more thing – linen weave reflects heat better, too . This means linen blouse, linen dress or shirt has good “shading” properties as well and again – the wearer of linen clothing feels cooler.
All the team of LinenMe wears mostly only linen clothes during summer and we can certainly tell that those dressed in linen clothes feel themselves 3°-4°C below that of silk or cotton-wearing people. It is also noticed that those wearing linen perspire 1.5 times less than when those dressed in cotton clothes and even less than those dressed in clothes from other materials.
All these properties allow linen to function well in hot and hot/humid conditions very well and significantly alleviate the effects of the heat and humidity on the wearer.
This means having linen clothes in your summer wardrobe is not only an idea – it’s a decision that will make you feel comfortable, confident, easy and pretty, too!
Phu Lang pottery village is located in Phu Lang commune, Que Vo district, Bac Ninh province, about 60 km from Hanoi and about 4 km from Luc river. Phu Lang is located on the banks of the Cau River and there are many wharves all day passing by. Phu Lang can be found from the late Tran dynasty. At this time, Phu Lang had three villages: the middle hamlet, the hamlet, the hamlet. Phu Lang is home and abroad known for traditional pottery
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