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Luxurious and bizarre delights of Tu Hy Thai Hau
The Empress Dowager is a Manchu tribe, originally a palace, but with good singing skills and skillful speaking, he is loved by King Ham Phong.
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The creepy truth about the world's most powerful empire
The name Ottoman originated from Osman I (also known as Osman Bey), the son of Ertuğrul Gazi, who claimed the Ottoman state independence in 1299.
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Explore Jaipur - the color city
Located in northern India, the capital of Rajasthan state - one of the largest states - Jaipur appears as a ruby gem amidst the hot and dry sun of the semi-desert regi…
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The truth about inner wells: No one dares to drink water for fear!
Today, Co Cung is one of the most crowded tourist attractions in the capital Beijing (China).
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Little known things about Britain's greatest queen
According to ATI, Victoria is the Queen's middle name, her real name is Alexandrina.
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Where did 12 Giap come from?
Who thought of 12 animals (Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit ...) of the lunar calendar? Is the dragon real? What is the time of counting on the relationship to 12 animals?
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Palace for the insane
It is the inspiration for countless poems, plays and artworks because its architecture is so luxurious that it is compared to France's Versailles Palace.
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Discover the world's largest gold-plated palace of the king of Brunei
The small country in Southeast Asia owns the largest palace in the world, far beyond Buckingham Palace in England.
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The two sides of the eminent, wild, Chinese emperor
One of the most notorious emperors of the Ming dynasty of China was Minh Vu Tong, also known as the Emperor himself.
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The secret of the archery - red lipstick checks the virginity of old women
The arch is a red mark to show that the daughter is virgin, known in legend, literature or some Chinese literature.
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The extravagant life of Tu Hy Hau Hau: Eat 120 oyster sea oysters every meal, there is a railway to go back and forth in the palace
From the position of a pilot in a forbidden place, Tu Hy Thai Hau has gradually touched the peak of power and ruled the Qing for nearly 50 years. Although 109 years have…
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Close up to where the APEC party is as gorgeous as the palace
During the APEC 2017 High Week, Vietnam hosted a reception to welcome leaders of APEC economies at Sheraton hotel complex.
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Found room amber inlaid gold 265 million?
Treasure hunters believe that they have successfully deciphered the mystery of the legendary amber room that the Nazis had stolen during World War 2.
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The mystery in the harem of the Forbidden City
The Forbidden City is now one of the most popular attractions in China. Millions of people come here to see firsthand the way of living, the places of ancient Chinese em…