He Shen had nine wives; his first wife died of a serious illness, three concubines committed suicide after their husband was executed; the remaining ones plundered some of his wealth and disappeared without a trace.
As a special national historical site, the Vinh Moc tunnels (Quang Tri province), already renowned for their historical significance, have become even more famous after CNN published an article introducing them.
2Hearing about eating snails might disgust many Vietnamese people, but snails are a popular food in Europe, even considered a luxury food.
There's no need to hire a professional or go to expensive gyms; Skye (living in the US) simply diligently follows ChatGPT's workout guidelines to achieve a healthy physique.
Sometimes, recognizing the signs and accepting the need to let go is far better than trying to salvage a relationship that's already over.
For Father's Day 2026, Google Doodle will release an icon that expresses the bond between fathers and children, honoring the silent sacrifices made.
Melissa Bourke used to drink a glass of whiskey every day, which led her into a spiral of depression and anxiety. She broke free and rebuilt her life through meditation.
A scam operating under the guise of a healthcare center in Beijing defrauded elderly people of more than $4,5 million (approximately 120 billion VND) through a sophisticated "detoxification" scheme.
0 A 25-year-old male midwife in China has become a social media sensation thanks to his handsome looks, dedication, and story of overcoming gender stereotypes.
0 Nearly perfectly preserved bodies found on the summit of a volcano after 500 years have revealed a haunting sacrificial ritual from the Inca Empire era.
0 Despite suffering from a rare syndrome that disfigured his face, Baguma pursued a career as a comedian and found the love of his life.
0 As they approach the end of their lives, patients often exhibit similar symptoms such as suddenly becoming healthy and cheerful.
0 Chinese researchers have discovered wine jars dating back over 2.500 years, revealing incredibly sophisticated and scientific winemaking techniques.
0 A 21-year-old woman died after being pushed off a bridge without her seatbelt fastened in a horrific bungee jump in Brazil.
0 Aaron and Lacey were in love for 20 years before getting married, but their wedding was incredibly simple, held at a family-friendly roller skating rink.
0 Hue artisans transform seemingly useless Terminalia catappa leaves into works of art that are well-received by consumers and purchased at high prices.
0 On beaches in China, the sight of women wearing two-piece bikinis but with their faces covered has sparked curiosity among many tourists, who are eager to learn more about this unique fashion trend.
0 When Mike Fields took his winning lottery ticket to claim his prize, he didn't receive the money; instead, he was informed of a system error.
0 Few people know that the ancient Chinese invented a "mini refrigerator" to cool wine and food, and they also used ceramic pillows to keep cool during the summer.
0 As the intense summer sun blankets the central region of Vietnam, the Tra Ly lotus fields in Da Nang burst into vibrant bloom.
0 Despite her advanced age, American grandmother Nancy Lally still lives alone and manages all her daily needs independently. Her secret lies in two virtues she cultivated since her youth.
0 The invention of anesthesia in 1846 was a significant milestone in medical history, but long before that, people had already found ways to reduce pain during surgery.
0 During the Day of the Dead festival, instead of mourning, Mexicans dance and party right beside the graves of the deceased, an event filled with color, music, and laughter.
0 Dubbed the most pungent food on the planet, causing many to feel nauseous just by smelling it, fermented herring is nonetheless a culinary heritage of Sweden.
0 Getting a manicure in Vietnam is becoming an unmissable experience for international tourists, not just because of the low price.
0 Seizing the opportunity to earn a large sum of money from soccer fans flocking to the US for the 2026 World Cup, many Americans are investing heavily in renovating their homes to rent them out for short periods.
0 A lakeside holiday in Russia turned into a nightmare when a group of tourists were surrounded by a giant swarm of mosquitoes; they panicked, barricaded themselves in their car, and abandoned their trip.
0 Wearing socks with sandals outside is usually considered sloppy and unkempt; but in South Korea, it's a popular fashion style among young people.
0 On their wedding night, the Chinese groom pressed the left sleeve of his robe against the right sleeve of his bride's, and they drank wine together from a ladle made from a gourd, sitting on a bed strewn with fruit.
0 For the Muong people, the staircase is a connecting space between humans and their ancestors and deities in the stilt house; therefore, it is always kept clean and tidy.
0 The Korean people's preference for fermented foods is not simply a matter of taste, but stems from a survival instinct during harsh winters.
0 Teenagers are increasingly confiding in, and even dating, artificial intelligences, which directly impacts their development and ability to build relationships.
0 Despite winning a large sum of money, a millionaire in England still remembers his colleagues from his humble beginnings.
0 The American man recounted that after a fall that caused a severe brain injury, he experienced a state of "out-of-body experience" where he believed he was reuniting with deceased loved ones.
0 Before being rescued, Portia the pig was kept as a pet in a small apartment, living on biscuits, Coca-Cola, and human snacks, and was almost too fat to walk.
0 Unlike most countries where only women wear long fingernails, many Chinese men also grow their nails long not only for aesthetic reasons but also for other reasons.
0 A matchmaking expert in the UK shared several tips to help single people find a suitable partner sooner, such as not texting too much before the first date.
0 Brushing your teeth twice a day is the standard in many countries around the world, but Koreans often brush their teeth up to three times a day.
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