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Momentos Estelares De Europa
A cualquier lector habitual de El País le será familiar el nombre de Guillermo Altares (Madrid, 1968). Periodista de profesión, ha cubierto las guerras de Afganistán, Irak y Líbano y ha sido redactor jefe de los suplementos Babelia e Ideas, así como de la sección internacional.
La Vida En Imágenes
Cómics de guerrilla, la Historia contada por las mujeres, ciudades ilustradas… y las novedades más recomendables para el mes de noviembre.
Sergio Vila-sanjuán
El periodista barcelonés Sergio Vila-Sanjuán, decano de los periodistas culturales de este país, estudioso del mundo editorial, autor de varios libros y responsable del suplemento «Cultura/s» de La Vanguardia presenta Otra Cataluña. Seis siglos de cultura catalana en castellano (Destino). Una obra en la que ha empleado un minucioso e ingente trabajo de documentación para rescatar a autores olvidados y ofrecernos un esclarecedor panorama del mundo de la cultura catalana, nutrida por dos lenguas que a veces parecen destinadas a darse la espalda.
Libros Para El Mundo Digital
Desde hace un tiempo, cuando vemos a una persona con auriculares por la calle ya no pensamos solo que está escuchando música.
Julia Navarro
Julia Navarro ha cautivado a millones de lectores con las seis novelas que ha publicado hasta ahora. Traducida a más de treinta idiomas, ahora nos presenta Tú no matarás, una historia de perdedores atrapados en medio de los acontecimientos del siglo XX. Una historia desgarradora que nos habla sobre la culpa, la venganza, el peso de la conciencia y los fantasmas que nos persiguen y condicionan nuestras decisiones. Fernando, joven editor hijo de un republicano represaliado, decide huir de una España abatida por la Guerra Civil junto a sus amigos Catalina y Eulogio. Los tres son esclavos de los secretos que los acompañan y que los empujan sin remedio a vivir lejos de los suyos. Qué Leer les ofrece un avance editorial en exclusiva.
El Infierno De Las Trinc Eras
Las zanjas abiertas desde d Suiza al mar del Norte se los combatientes de ambos bandos. La recién estrenada tecnología armamentística ayudaba a la defensa, pero el fuego enemigo respondía con la misma potencia.
Causas De Un Conflicto Anunciado La Gran Matanza
Bajo una apariencia de calma y prosperidad, latían en Europa las tensiones no resueltas desde el siglo XIX: territoriales, coloniales, ideológicas, armamentísticas... Y en 1914 todo saltó por los aires.
TYPICAL TRADE VILLAGES GOING “EXTINCT”?
Ha Thai Village of Thuong Tin District of Hanoi started its traditional paint trade in the 17th century. In the 30s of last century, the paint village of Ha Thai learned polishing techniques and the use of materials such as egg shell and snail. It was during this time that elder Dinh Van Thanh of Thai Ha Village was invited to an exposition in France to demonstrate the art of lacquer painting.
Tourism remains far away from Hue village's reach
Villagers in the 550-year-old Phuoc Tich Village on the outskirts of former imperial Hue City have dreamed of bumper tourism in the village for 10 years, but their dreams have yet to come to fruition.
Xin Man at a glance
In April, the last fiery flowers of the cotton trees spark on mountain slopes. With the long-brewing desire inside to conquer the scenic tourist path from Bac Ha (Lao Cai) to Xin Man, the most desolate highland district of Ha Giang Province, we hit the road on a beautiful weekend.
Traditional wedding of the White Yao people
Having a son coming of age, a White Yao family begins selecting a wife for him among the White Yao young girls in the same hamlet or one nearby.
The fabulous Phu Tho tea hills
Today’s Phu Tho Province was the land chosen by Hung Kings, the first rulers of Vietnam, to be their capital. Considered the cradle of the Viet people, this area still preserves the temples of Hung Kings and many other historical relics such as pagodas and shrines.
Silver carving by Po Ho Creek
Following the tunes (“Spring comes to Muong Hum hamlet high up the mountains with heart-rocking distant singing…” ) of talented composer Nguyen Tai Tue, we come to Seo Po Ho hamlet to visit Red Yao artisans diligently blowing life into silver, creating wonders of sophisticated craftsmanship, worthily contributing to the cultural traditions of their tribe.
Bridges that distill the love of the native land
Every Vietnamese has a bridge to be nostalgic about.
EXPLORING PU MAT CONSERVATION ZONE
Pu Mat National Park belongs to Nghe An Province. At 93,113 ha, it is the only remaining primeval forest in Northern Vietnam.
Cultural touches grieve locals of the royal city
Culture has served as the most sensitive part to Hue natives and they are always ready to fight for the cultural values that have existed in a long period of time in this former imperial capital city.
A DIVINE FLAGPOLE OF THE VIETNAMESE
Lung Cu Peak of Dragon Mountain, rises 1470m above sea level and belongs to Lung Cu Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province. Sharing a border with China, this mountain has witnessed the long history of the Vietnamese fighting against foreign aggressors. That is why Lung Cu is considered a sacred place of the Vietnamese people.
Xin Man At A Glance
In April, the last fiery flowers of the cotton trees spark on mountain slopes. With the long-brewing desire inside to conquer the scenic tourist path from Bac Ha (Lao Cai) to Xin Man, the most desolate highland district of Ha Giang Province, we hit the road on a beautiful weekend.
Typical Trade Villages Going “Extinct”?
Ha Thai Village of Thuong Tin District of Hanoi started its traditional paint trade in the 17th century. In the 30s of last century, the paint village of Ha Thai learned polishing techniques and the use of materials such as egg shell and snail. It was during this time that elder Dinh Van Thanh of Thai Ha Village was invited to an exposition in France to demonstrate the art of lacquer painting.
Traditional Wedding Of The White Yao People
Having a son coming of age, a White Yao family begins selecting a wife for him among the White Yao young girls in the same hamlet or one nearby. A sweetheart chosen, they send a word to her family.
Tourism Remains Far Away From Hue Village's Reach
Villagers in the 550-year-old PhuocTich Village on the outskirts of former imperial Hue City have dreamed of bumper tourism in the village for 10 years, but their dreams have yet to come to fruition.
The Fabulous Phu Tho Tea Hills
Today’s Phu Tho Province was the land chosen by Hung Kings, the first rulers of Vietnam, to be their capital. Considered the cradle of the Viet people, this area still preserves the temples of Hung Kings and many other historical relics such as pagodas and shrines.
Silver Carving
by Po Ho Creek.
Exploring Pu Mat Conservation Zone
Pu Mat National Park belongs to Nghe An Province. At 93,113 ha, it is the only remaining primeval forest in Northern Vietnam. One of the protected zones with the highest level of biodiversity in Asia, Pu Mat is currently affirmed to have 132 animal species, including 42 large animals, the most remarkable being elephants, tigers, Vu Quang bovines, northern white cheeked gibbons, red-shanked doucs, northern pig tailed macaques, Truong Son muntjacs, and Annamite striped rabbits It has also 295 bird species, 39 bat species, 12 lizard species, 25 snake species, 23 frog species, 82 fish species, 21 turtle species and about 400 butterfly species. There are 2500 vascular plant species (among which 68 near-extinct species are listed in Vietnam’s Red List and 41 species listed in the global Red List) including precious ones such as Fujian cypress, China-fir, Chicken feather fir (Dacrycarpus imbricatus), cycads, orchids, Hopea hainanensis, and Crown Conifer (Cephalotaxus mannii).
C.Brewery - Or The Heart Of Brightness
In the heart of the darkness of Saigon's backpacker land,ambling along down raucous Bui Vien Street and wishing I had not come out without my ear plugs,I am looking for C. Brewery. "Ah, there it is", I utter to myself as I spot a bright sign with that name on it down a much more tranquil side alley.
A Divine Flagpole Of The Vietnamese
Lung Cu Peak of Dragon Mountain, rises 1470m above sea level and belongs to Lung Cu Commune, Dong Van District, Ha Giang Province. Sharing a border with China, this mountain has witnessed the long history of the Vietnamese fighting against foreign aggressors. That is why Lung Cu is considered a sacred place of the Vietnamese people.
Passion For My Hometown Hue
In the first days of the New Year 2019, Thuy Lien had a conversation with photographer Luong Nam Nhat Long from Hue, First Prize winner in the category of Young Authors in the 2018 Vietnam Heritage Photo Awards for the photo “ Out of Class”
Totally Tropical Tasting Tipple: Bia Crafted In Vietnam
Over the more than twenty years since I came to Vietnam, beer has developed along with the economy in general.
The 'Hunt' For Clouds And Fog In Moc Chau
About 200km from Hanoi, Moc Chau is a vast plateau, considered by many to be the most beautiful of the Northern highlands.
Red Cotton Flower Season
Red cotton trees blossom in the 3rdlunar month.