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Gabriella Gorja by Thuy Nguyen

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lily collins by daria ritch for who what wear dec '22 styling by ashley furnival, hair by gregory russell, makeup by fiona stiles, nails by thuy nguyen

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Thang Long Cuisine - Vietnamese Food You Want To Eat

byMeg Cotner Disclosure: this meal was comped but my opinions are my own. Thang Long Cuisine, located in the former Thai Fresh space, opened in April of this year. They have been updating their menu recently, and I was invited to stop by and taste a few things on it. The publisher of the Montavilla News, Jacob Loeb, was my dining companion. Some Background As explained in a previous article…

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Chantal Thuy as Jade Nguyen aka Cheshire

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HI MORE THOUGHTS :)

so since katelyn is half krn/half viet she has. 3 names :)

ofc her eng name is katelyn but her krn name is Jiwon. which, depending on the chinese letters used can mean ji- wisdom, intellect / will, ambition and won - beautiful woman / first, origin. i'm not sure which i want her name to mean but tbh it suits her either way

and her viet name is Thuy. which apparently means gentle? idk. don't ask me i got this off a website. just luke Jiwon LMAO also uh. her last name is Nguyen bc it's easy and i like it😁👍

ALSO! if u r viet or korean pls tell me if any of this is right!!(i will b checking w my friend who speaks viet on the thuy thing😁 in the morning tho. it's late and he's asleep)

AND FOR NANA! i'm changing her name just a little 👌 it's nanako now! meaning "love child"(rough translation based on the kanji), im very sure it's canon she has many siblings so i like the idea that they were "numbered" w their names(as in their names have a number in there somewhere[nana means seven btw! i just didn't do the obvious "seventh child" bc i think her parents would put thought into it yk]) so the kanji for her name is gonna be 愛々子! and her full name is 芦田 愛々子😁

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Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi

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PHONG THỦY NHÀ Ở CHO NGƯỜI MỆNH THỔ

Quan niệm của người Á Đông, khi xây nhà việc xem phong thủy nhà ở là một phần không thể thiếu. Nhà đảm bảo yếu tố phong thủy giúp mang lại bình an, tài lộc cho cả gia đình. Bài viết dưới đây Công ty Nguyên Phú chia sẻ một số thông tin cơ bản về phong thủy nhà ở cho người mệnh Thổ. 

Người mệnh Thổ sinh năm nào?

Người mệnh Thổ sinh vào các năm: Bính Tuất (1946), Đinh Hợi (1947), Canh Tý (1960), Tân Sửu (1961), Mậu Thân (1968), Kỷ Dậu (1969), Bính Thìn (1976), Đinh Tỵ (1977), Canh Ngọ (1990), Tân Mùi (1991), Mậu Dần (1998), Kỷ Mão (1999), Bính Tuất (2006), Đinh Hợi (2007) 

Màu sắc nào phù hợp?

Theo phong thủy, người mệnh Thổ có màu sắc tương sinh, tương hợp như sau:

Màu sắc tương hợp: Vàng; Nâu đất.

Màu sắc tương sinh: Đỏ; Hồng; Tím.

Màu sắc tương khác: Xanh lá.  

Lựa chọn cây trồng hợp phong thủy

Một số loại cây phù hợp cho gia chủ mệnh Thổ là: 

Cây ngũ gia bì: Giúp mang lại sự thuận lợi và phát triển trong công việc, củng cố được tài vận và có một cuộc sống thịnh vượng, may mắn.

Cây trúc phú quý: Giúp mang gia chủ hanh thông và thăng tiến trong công việc

Cây lan tử quân: Giúp hạn chế được vận hạn và những nguồn năng lượng xấu xung quanh người mệnh Thổ.

Xem chi tiết: https://nguyenphucorp.vn/kinh-nghiem/phong-thuy-nha-o-cho-nguoi-menh-tho/

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Asian and Asian American Artists on Celebrating Lunar New Year Lunar New Year is the single most important date on the calendar for billions of people in East and Southeast Asia, including China, Taiwan, South Korea, Vietnam and Singapore. Observed this year on January 22, it marks the end of winter and the arrival of spring, with families journeying to their hometowns for weeks of festivities. With over 18 million Americans of Asian descent, the holiday — called Chūnjié in Mandarin, Seollal in Korean and Tết in Vietnamese — is celebrated in the United States as well as globally. And though it’s not officially observed in most Western countries, many in the Asian diaspora keep their heritage alive through traditional foods and rituals. Often, it’s the only tangible connection to culture we have in terms of a true celebration.As we prepare to ring in the Year of the Rabbit (or of the Cat, if you’re Vietnamese), PAPER caught up with some of our favorite Asian artists and creators from around the world to hear what the holiday means to them — and how they plan to celebrate. Lexie Liu, singerGrowing up in China, Chinese New Year is THE New Year for families to get together and celebrate with gourmet food, beautiful blessings and red packets. Ever since my parents divorced, I haven’t found a good way to attend both of their family dinners in New Year because they are in different cities, but this year we are all celebrating in the same city so I can finally be there for both of the families.The foods I loved are Fried Stinky Tofu with lots of spicy radish from Changsha Hunan. I need it in my holiday life. For the Year of the Rabbit, I wish I can eat more vegetables than a rabbit. (I probably do already.) Also, I wanna be as energetic as one, too.Related | Lexie Liu's Got Tricks and Tracks You Need to HearRuoyi Jiang, founder of Chop Suey ClubLunar New Year has always been about family time, relatives getting together and gossip. It means a BIG dinner together, endless amounts of food, giving and receiving red envelopes, watching a national TV program while poking fun at it, and enjoying the fireworks.The past many years I haven't been able to go back home for LNY, so this holiday for me is about celebrating with our chosen family. We are throwing a big party on Jan 21st (LNY Eve)! I do this type of parties because many people like me cannot be home to celebrate with their families. This time we wanna bring street food like skewers into the mix with soup dumplings. My favorite food for the season is 糖葫芦 tanghulu (candid hawthorn stick), it's not a LNY food per se but it's a Beijing winter specialty. My family is very small (just me and my mom), so we normally go to someone else's house for this holiday. My favorite memory is getting dressed with my mom, she would criticize my fashion while trying to have color-coordinated outfits with me. My wish for this year is that China can return to normalcy soon, so my mom and I can resume our annual trip together. I haven't seen her for three years now.​Twaydabae​, chef and influencerLunar New Year has always been about spending time with family & celebrating traditions to me. It's a time to reflect, wish each other well and set intentions for the future. I plan to celebrate with my family: It's going to be a big get-together this year and I'm really looking forward to having my mom's thit kho and my Stepdad's pho.My favorite memory of Lunar New Year in my home would have to be the games that are played, especially the dice game aka the Bau Cua Ca dice game. And my wish for this year is to welcome more peace into my life and to practice mindfulness in everything I do.Related | Twaydabae Is Viet Girl MagicEden, producerGrowing up in Ireland, Lunar New Year always felt like a nice family ritual — there was never much notice of it in the world outside. My biggest memory is of red envelopes. My granny would give them out to us on New Year’s and it always made it feel like a special time. I actually keep them in my house now and use them sometimes when gifting things to my friends. This year, I will be on tour somewhere in Texas doing my best to find some dim sum. Kim Nguyen, founder of Nguyen IncSometimes I go back home to Houston to celebrate with my immediate family but this year I’m staying in NY and planning on cooking with my friend SK Lyons at their home. Both of us have never cooked pho before so we are going to attempt my mom's recipe. I love literally everything my mom cooks. She is hands-down the best chef I know! Memories that immediately come to mind from when I was younger are playing bầu cua tôm cá with my uncles and cousins (because I was very lucky and always won a lot of money), cleaning every inch of our house before the festivities and playing hide and seek with all my cousins with back-to-back episodes of Paris by Night blaring from the TV in the living room. I read somewhere that this year's water rabbit (or cat) is supposed to be the year of hope, so I'd like to keep that in mind throughout the year.Related | Nguyen Inc Is Making Runway Fashion Statements From Upcycled TeesThuy, singer​Lunar New Year means family and tradition to me. It means being able to ring in a new year with the people who mean the most and enjoy traditions that have been passed down for decades together. I plan to celebrate by being surrounded by close and extended family. I want to be in conversation with family about our past and future plans while enjoying all the delicacies and treats! I especially love bánh tét! My favorite memory is staying up until midnight to light the fireworks! It was so much fun and we didn’t have to clean up the mess. We would leave the red residue all on our front porch for weeks. The only thing that scared me was how loud they were as a kid! My wish is to live peacefully and wholeheartedly. I want to continue doing what I love and enjoy every moment of it.Related | Thuy Is in Her BagAlex Porat, singerI’m going to spend most of my Lunar New Year days with my family. We’re going to eat a lot of food, especially Tang Yuan, which is my favorite dessert on this earth. I’ll probably also do a lot of cleaning and potentially rearranging of furniture so that I can have a new perspective in my living space as I turn into a new year. This might be pretty silly, but in general, I like moving furniture around way too much. My favorite memory is from whenever I was in Asia as a kid celebrating. Every time I was there around Lunar New Year I would see all my relatives and it was always such a big celebration. Now, living and growing up in North America, it’s such a different experience but I still have such a great community here of friends and family that celebrate. So there are a lot more memories yet to be made.Su Lee, musician and podcasterKoreans eat a lot of savory pancakes on Lunar New Year and my favorite is Mom’s specialty potato pancake that she makes at home. (Speaking of which, I would probably ask her to make some in advance before I leave Korea.)When I was in kindergarten, my grandpa would take me on a ride in his car and buy me toys whenever my family visited him for the holidays. I remember he always had a picture of me stuck by the front seat. This was a very long time ago and yet I still remember it all so clearly. I miss my grandpa a lot whenever I look back on this. One of my biggest wishes for this year was that my sister would pass her nursing exam. And this one has come true already – she passed! I hope this means I’ll have my other wishes come true. I hope I can go on tour again and maybe even be able to play at some festivals this year! I also hope I can get to meet and pet more cats this year.Related | Su Lee Forgot How to Make FriendsSamantha Tan, race car driver and team ownerLunar New Year is similar to [Western] New Year’s celebrations at the end of the year. It’s about celebrating the next cycle and next rotation in the Zodiac, family gatherings and wishing for health and prosperity for the years to come. Honestly, after growing up in a small Canadian town, Lunar New Year celebrations felt like one of the only times I got to experience something from my culture, so it allowed me to connect with my heritage. Today, it’s a celebration that reminds me to be proud of who I am and where I came from.This year, I am spending my Lunar New Year with my mom’s side of the family. My grandparents are planning a big dinner with all our favorite foods, complete with noodles, lots of dumplings, steamed fish and nian gao! Sometimes, when the whole family is able to get together in Toronto, we’ll go out to a restaurant and my favorite dish has always been the Peking duck with pancakes.Dolly Ave, singerLunar New Year always gives me fond memories with my family. It’s a celebration of a new chapter and a special occasion to be with your loved ones and take in all the blessings and future blessings the year may off you.I’ll be performing for the Vietnamese community here in California at a Lunar New Year festival. For me, that’s a special moment to bring to people music to dance to and celebrate to. I love sharing a big Vietnamese spread but specifically the large roasted pig that is commonly eaten during this time. My favorite memory is taking our red envelopes and, in good fun, playing games for each other's money.Photos courtesy of the artists https://www.papermag.com/lunar-new-year-celebrations-2659287111.html

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Gabriella Gorja by Thuy Nguyen

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From you and Mom, I learned that love was not about exchanging proclamations of feelings for one another, but the ability to live through pain—war, underpaid work, predatory loans, working-class jobs—to protect your family. In lieu of “I love you,” I learned there was always dinner. You and Mom always provided a four-course dinner consisting of rice, a clear broth soup, a meat, and a sautéed vegetable. We were short on money, but never short on food. Rather than verbal discussions, I could always depend on you picking me up from school activities well past midnight or mom appearing on the sidelines of a basketball game after her rotation of work and school. You were always there on time with a weary expression. Now I know how powerful that was because there are people who say “I love you” and never show up.

Jennifer Thuy Vi Nguyen, “The Shapes of Silence” (2019)

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Thang Long Cuisine Opens on SE Division

Thang Long Cuisine opened in the former Thai Fresh location at 8409 SE Division Street in late April, replacing  HÂP Fresh, which briefly occupied the space. The new restaurant will host a grand opening celebration on the weekend of May 11th and 12th. Co-owners Minh Pham and Thuy Nguyen took over the shop from the previous business to start their first Portland restaurant. This new dining…

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