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Một giáo sư đang trong giờ giảng về cách quản lý thời gian. Ông đặt vài thứ trước mặt. Đầu tiên, ông lấy một cái bình to và bắt đầu cho vào đó những quả bóng chơi golf. Sau đó, ông hỏi các sinh viên: “Theo các bạn, bình đã đầy chưa?”. “Rồi ạ!”, các sinh viên trả lời. Giáo sư lại lấy ra một hộp đựng đầy bi và đổ vào bình. Rồi lắc lên cho bi rơi lấp vào khoảng trống giữa những quả bóng. Ông lại hỏi lần nữa và các sinh viên, lần này có vẻ ngập ngừng hơn, trả lời: “Có lẽ là rồi ạ.” Lần này, vị giáo sư lấy ra một xô cát, và cũng đổ vào bình. Tất nhiên, cát lấp đầy các khe hở. Ông hỏi lại và các sinh viên lần này đồng thanh: “Rồi ạ!” “Hãy xem này, “ giáo sư nói và lấy ra hai lon bia, đổ vào bình. Bia tràn vào giữa những hạt cát. “Bây giờ,” giáo sư nói, “tôi muốn các bạn hãy tưởng tượng cái bình này như cuộc đời của mình. Bóng golf tượng trưng cho những điều quan trọng – gia đình, con cái, sức khoẻ, bạn bè, đam mê - những điều mà nếu mọi thứ khác mất đi, thì chỉ mình chúng vẫn c

Tet is a sweet-smelling, smoky time for all, but in one village in Hung Yen Province it is the culmination of months of work as households sweat over machines to make the incense sticks the rest of the country will burn to mark the new year. Villagers in Cao Thon, Bao Khe Commune share a generations-old craft, each household turning out twenty-to-thirty thousand sticks a day, using a time-tested mix of sawdust, cinnamon, sandalwood and sunshine. Production, by some 70 percent of the commune's households, begins in earnest in October, with rain deciding the days off. Incense from Cao Thon Village is much sought after for its quality and will be burned throughout the country. Materials to make incense   Machines are used during making process   Round incense       Drying incense Packaging

The 4th Hue Golden Tourism Week at heritage sites will take place from December 24-30 with a series of promotions, tour discounts and bonus services for tourists and travel agents.  The event will welcome the year's two millionth visitor to the site and the 30 millionth guest to Hue since it was recognized by UNESCO as a world  heritage in 2003. In addition, top 3 travel agents will be awarded and a conference on tourism services will be held. Tourists will also enjoy ticket exemption or discount when visiting heritage sites. In January-November, Hue welcomed over 1.8 million visitors, including 846,000 foreigners, and earned over VND 129 billion in revenue, fullfilling the  target one month ahead of the yearly plan. Earlier, in September, 2013, Hue commemorated the 20th anniversary of its imperial relic complex recognised as a UNESCO world cultural heritage site, and 10 years of the Hue Royal Court music’s inclusion as an intangible cultural heritage of humankind.

As Tet nears, peach and kumquat trees growers in Hanoi look forward to bountiful crops and good business after a year of favourable growing weather.   Taking care of peach trees at Nhat Tan Village According to many garden owners, the this year's sunny weather helped their flower buds to bloom in time. They also expect customers to have more spending money this year due to a recovering economy.  Aside from well-known traditional flower villages such as Nhat Tan, Quang Ba and Nghi Tam, Hanoi also has new flower gardens are emerging in places like La Ca Village in Ha Dong District. La Ca Village is known for the quality and diversity of its flowers, and is becoming the largest flower growing area in Hanoi.  A one-metre-height tree will cost about VND500,000 (USD24) and a shaped tree may be anywhere from VND700,000 to VND1.5 million depending on its height. Dang Van Manh, owner of a flower garden in Nhat Tan Village, said last year, he was only able to rent out a few doz

A cafe in HCM City has recently been turned into a popular place for antique collectors. The Cao Minh Cafe resides in a small alley on No Trang Long Street. The cafe hosts what it calls "the Second-Hand Market". It serves not only as a market for less-than-new items, but is also a place for people to meet and exchange information. Each week, the market auctions 10 items. For example, this week, a stone tea set with a starting price of VND500,000 (USD24) was bought for VND1.6 million. People bring all types of objects to sell, from old cars, watches and jewelry to pens, books and hats. Some people come to the market just to look at the old items and remember the past. Many come there in search of beautiful and unique items and others come to sell second-hand items when they are in need of cash. One prominent feature of the market is a statue of Bodhidharma that was put on display, but is not for sale. The owner said he would give it to the person he deems worthy.  

About 1.5km long, Phan Dinh Phung Street runs from Mai Xuan Thuong Street to Hang Cot Street and crosses the roads of Hoang Dieu, Dang Dung, Nguyen Tri Phuong, and Hang Bun.    This is the road with the largest sidewalks in Hanoi, with two rows of ancient dracontomelum trees.     The road is especially nice in the autumn, when the trees shed leaves.      In the last days of autumn, the street is very peaceful and romantic in the middle of noisy, boisterous Hanoi.    As the most beautiful road in Hanoi, Phan Dinh Phung Street attracts many tourists, who come here to see historic buildings such as the North Gate and old French villas, and to relax in a green space.     Wandering the street, you will see vendors who sell flowers on bikes.    Take a walk with someone on the street to feel the peaceful, romantic atmosphere here.   The road at night.

Prestigious online tourism magazine, Smart Travel Asia, has cited Hanoi and Danang of Vietnam as top holiday destinations in Asia. This is the second time these two Vietnamese cities were included in Smart Travel Asia’s rankings. Beautiful scene in Hanoi In the 2014 online poll launched by the SmartTravelAsia.com, Hanoi and Danang were placed 8th together with Singapore. Bali of Indonesia secured the fist position in the list. Danang is famous for its beautiful beaches The vote, which ran in three months, from May to July, is based on substantial hands-on travel experience.

A gold-plated "castle" in HCM City, which attempts to simulate the classical western architectural style, has attracted the attention of many.   The gold-plated "castle" in HCM City The structure is located in Binh Tan District and covers an area of 600 square metres and is owned by a businesswoman named Ma Dao Ngoc Bich. Bich, 37, said that she left her hometown in the southern province of Soc Trang for HCM City to find a job, bringing with her a motorbike and VND600,000 (USD30). She learned the trade of beauty care from a friend who returned to Vietnam and opened a salon. She went on to open a successful cosmetics company. Bich said that she envisioned her "castle" 18 years ago. Angels are the main theme of the building, as reflected in its name.     Gold-plated statutes       Bedroom fit for a princess   Painted ceilings    Bathroom