Ahead of the September 3rd military parade, a barbershop in Beijing, China, became a special destination for children wanting to express their patriotism.
The Hanoi Center for Disease Control (CDC) is requesting that anyone who visited Hair Salon Me Ot (36A Tran Quang Dieu Street) between October 8th and 22nd self-isolate and contact health authorities immediately.
Huang Faxian, a 91-year-old barber in Hubei, China, has been using a hot iron rod to cut and style his customers' hair for over 70 years.
Nguyen Van Long, a barber in Hanoi, has been collecting electronic waste and "breathing life" into models of large-displacement motorcycles.
The barber, who ply his trade with a unique pair of scissors made from crab claws, amazes onlookers.
How many guys would be willing to become clients of this creative barber?
The boundless creativity of the barbers in the clip left viewers speechless with amazement.
At this medieval-themed barbershop, customers get their hair cut with fire and sharp Japanese katana swords, instead of the usual scissors.
With skillful hands and boundless creativity, the barber in the video has created timeless works of art that leave viewers in awe.
This guy's scissor strokes are so skillful and fast you won't believe your eyes.
The guy went to get a haircut but kept staring at his phone, which annoyed the barber.
A barber named A-Liu in Changchun, Jilin (China) is known for his unique ability to create goat-shaped hairstyles.
Seeing a group of young men harassing his girlfriend, who worked as a hairdresser at the shop next door, a barber became enraged and stabbed one of them, injuring him.
(VTC News) - A man holds a comb in one hand and scissors in the other, cutting his own hair.
(VTC News) - Time magazine claims that men in North Korea are forced to get haircuts in the style of Kim Jong-un, but how reliable is this information?
One afternoon in early 1972, Mr. Han received a phone call from his superior informing him to prepare to cut General Giap's hair.
(VTC News) – From sitting on the sidewalk to opening luxurious shops, the men's haircutting profession is considered a lucrative one because it requires no capital, yet yields millions of dong in profit per day.
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