@bangkokfoodies reporting from Moscow!
What a thrill to come here. The @danilovskymarket, is a good, clean, high quality market in the centre of Moscow which brings together, both fresh food market sellers, alongside artisans and hot food stalls. Don't be bothered by bringing rain boots or be troubled by flies or putrid smells, although that's half the "charm" in a Bangkok wet market, the @danilovskymarket is refreshingly clean as it is fresh and I could have spend the whole day hanging out there. ❤️
In this series, pickled garlic and vine leaves, tomato seller, UFO shaped Russian onion, wild red salmon Russian Caviar, pickled sturgeon fish, pickled cucumber, pomegranate, Russian cheese, homemade Russian dumplings.
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仲夏節
一年中夜晚最短的一天
是很多歐洲國家都會慶祝的日子
尤其是斯拉夫以及斯堪的納維亞國家
在這一天他們在頭上綁花環
圍著營火唱歌跳舞
感謝山川自然月亮太陽
然後迎接夏天的到來
還可以預測未來愛情的運勢
好好享受這一天自己占卜的小遊戲吧
已經找到愛人的人
記得牽他手跳火的時候要小心喔
愛你們,
妙雅
Tomorrow is the first day of the Summer
Midsummer's Night /Kupała's Night or St Johns Night
Poland still shares some traditions with its Slavic and Scandinavian brothers which seem to have some roots in old pagan traditions. The best example of that is probably Kupała Night (Noc Kupały) which is celebrated on the shortest night of the year, generally the night of June 21/22. The night is dedicated to the elements of fire and water, the moon, the sun, love and fertility while the occasion is also a day for perspective lovers to celebrate.While the origins of the name are unclear it is thought to have come from either the Russian word to ‘bathe’, the Slavic goddess of fertility Kupala, or possibly the Indo-European word kump meaning group or community.
Whatever its origins, many younger people take the opportunity to celebrate by organizing bonfires with dancing and partying into the night. One tradition sees people jumping over flames to cleanse and protect against evil and bad fortune. The most famous part of the evening however is when young women go down to the river and set wreaths with candles afloat. If the wreath is picked out by a bachelor it signifies imminent marriage. Young women, followed by young men, also head into the woods and forests (on the pretence) of searching for the kwiat paproci (fern flower) a legendary flower which supposedly only blooms on this one night in the year. Anyone who finds it will enjoy good fortune, power, wisdom and wealth. If the young man comes out of the forest wearing the young lady’s wreath this is a sign that the two are joined in love.
Noc Kupały is often mixed up with or celebrated jointly with St. John’s Day Eve (Noc Świętojańska) which is celebrated on the evening before the Christian St. John’s Day (June 23/24). It is thought that this holy day originates from the time that the Christians tried to assimilate some pagan celebrations into the Christian calendar. It is believed that as St John made baptism with water so on this evening water would be consecrated to protect against evil and St. John became the celebration’s patron.
A mixing of the pagan traditions of Noc Kupały and the religious traditions of Noc Świętojańska seem to have occurred with church attendance and wreath making on the same day not uncommon. Nowadays, in many Polish cities, huge events are organised on St. John’s Eve (June 23) where these traditions meet and include Wianki in Kraków or Cuda Wianki .
PL
Noc Swiętojańska, Noc Kupały, zwana też Nocą Kupalną, Kupalnocką czy też potocznie Sobótką to nazwa słowiańskiego święta związanego z letnim przesileniem Słońca, obchodzonego w najkrótszą noc w roku z 21 czerwca na 22 czerwca. Przeprowadzane w jej trakcie zwyczaje i obrzędy słowiańskie miały zapewnić świętującym zdrowie i urodzaj. W czasie tej magicznej nocy rozpala się ogniska, w których pali się zioła. W trakcie radosnych zabaw odbywają się różnego rodzaju wróżby i tańce. Dziewczęta puszczają w nurty rzek wianki z zapalonymi świecami."
"Dzień Kupały - najdłuższy w roku, noc Kupały - najkrótsza, były jednym ciągiem wesela, śpiewu, skoków i obrzędów." - pisał Józef Ignacy Kraszewski w "Starej Basni"
Part of the text via http://www.inyourpocket.com/poland/Midsummers-Night_72214f
Photos via Maciej Bielec, elendilon.pl, m-lednicamuzeum.pl, wiano.eu, Piotr Kras, epoznan.pl, police.pl, muzeum-wegorzewo.pl, culture.pl, goldenline.pl, garnek.pl, lamus dworski, zielarka.com.pl,
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塔什干的考驗 Trials of Tashkent
每到一個新的國家,我往往都會經歷一段撞牆期,這段期間因為對環境不熟悉,或者現場情況和網路上說的不一樣,會有種做什麼事情都不順的鬼打牆感,而且也得花上額外的時間去解決。這就是我在烏茲別克第一天的感覺。
從伊斯坦堡飛到烏國首都塔什干,早上七點順利在機場拿到簽證並入境。正當我還在高興一切照著計畫進行、沒有意外的時候,撞牆期的挑戰便接踵而來。
Whenever I travel to a new country, the first day can always be challenging. I often have to spend extra time and effort to deal with unexpected circumstances in the unfamiliar environment. Sometimes it could be quite frustrating. This is what I experienced on my first day in Uzbekistan.
The flight from Istanbul to Tashkent landed at 6:30am, and I passed the immigration smoothly around 7am. The easy experience, however, didn’t last long.
首先,我那號稱可以漫遊130多國的手機,在抵達塔什干之後的確是連上了漫遊,但只維持了短短30秒,接下來得透過手動設定在半小時後重新連上,但同樣的30秒之後又會再次斷線;在青年旅館用wifi問了美國那邊的客服,始終無法解決。那時候心想,好吧,沒有漫遊就沒漫遊,城市裡總會有些像車站或政府機關附近有wifi吧?殊不知這個城市裡還真的完全沒有公用的wifi,最後只好靠著紙本與離線地圖在這個陌生的城市裡撐過一整天。
接下來是換錢。一般而言,機場的匯率都不太好,因此我一開始就打定主意要進市區之後在再換錢,卻忘了那天其實是個國定假日,所有的銀行都休息一天,而偏偏自動提款機在這個國家又是稀有物。最後好不容易在市中心找到了一台ATM,直接用跨國跨行提款的方式拿到了烏茲別克的萬元大鈔。(烏茲別克的貨幣som對美金大約是1:8000,拿著幾百萬元到處跑是這邊的常態。)
下一個挑戰是語言。塔什干作為一個首都,很多指標都有雙語標示,但是這個「雙語」指的是烏茲別克語和俄語,兩個我不懂的語言,這個問題在搭地鐵要看表示換車時尤其麻煩。後來我的策略是讀俄文,至少出發前背過西里爾字母,可以像日文片假名那樣先讀出來再猜意思。
First trial: no mobile data on my cell phone. My carrier claims that data roaming is available in Uzbekistan, and it was - only in the first 30 seconds. After that I could reconnect occasionally, but didn’t last any longer. Then I thought, this is not too bad. Tashkent is the capital, and it should be possible to find public wifi networks somewhere? I was wrong. It was impossible to find any public wifi in the city. I had to live on paper and offline maps all day.
Trial #2: currency exchange. Since the exchange shops at airport usually don’t offer good rate, I decided not to do exchange at the airport, and it was proven to be a wrong decision. As I arrived on a national holiday, no bank was open, and ATM was scarce in the city. After a couple of hours of search and 3-mile walk, I finally withdrew cash from my US account at one of the few ATMs in the city.
Trial #3: reading signs. Many sings in Tashkent are bilingual, but they are bilingual in Uzbek and Russian. It was particularly challenging in the subway, where you have to understand the signs to get on the right train. Eventually the strategy I developed was to read Russian first, as at least I can try to pronounce Cyrillic alphabets and guess what the words mean.
最後一個挑戰是:發現這個市區比我想的要乏味一些。這裡不像我接下來要拜訪的那些充滿歷史氣息的絲路古城,整個城市瀰漫著濃濃的前蘇聯風味:寬大筆直的網狀街道、龐大堂皇卻不得其門而入的公共建築、隨處可見的警察和軍人,走在街上嗅不太什麼人文氣氣息;幸好大街以外的世界還是有著驚喜:讓人聯想到以前駱駝商隊的露天市集、香料味四溢的抓飯、宛如地下宮殿的地鐵站。對於想要來看世界文化遺產的旅人來說,塔什干只是個路過地方,給我的整體印象也不算太好,但不可否認它的中亞融合蘇聯風味仍然是個賣點。
塔什干碰到的各種挑戰讓我對這個國家的印象不是太好,幸好當天晚上搭上了一班長途火車,這段人生至此最難忘的火車旅程將第一天的陰霾一掃而空。火車上究竟發生了什麼事情?請待下回分曉。
Last trail: this city is not as attractive as I thought. Like many other Soviet Union cities, it was rationally designed and to some extent dehumanized. This is drastically different from the Uzbek cities I’m going to visit, which are full of cultural heritage and history. Fortunately, there are still some hidden gems in the city: delicious plov (rice plate), vibrant bazaar, gorgeous subway stations, etc. Soviet ideology and central Asian culture come together here. Tashkent is not a big tourist city, but it attracts people in its own unique way.
Although the first impression was not that great, the train trip that night was the most unforgettable one in my whole life. What happened on the train? Will share in my next post :)
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Arrived in Paris!
It is currently 7:30 in the morning, and today we will be doing many contents shooting, meet & greet with our fans, and also we may have some time to go sight-seeing so I’m very excited.
Heyoon san.
Heyoon: “Breakfast. Heyoon san lol”
lol
Heyoon: “It’s good, it’s good, it’s very good lol”
Hina, Heyoon, Diarra: “Bonjour”
When you think of France, “croissant”. We’re gonna go check out some croissant, woohoo
So France
Diarra: “So France”
Heyoon: “Smells really good”
Itadaki masu.
Hina and Heyoon: “It’s very good”
Diarra, Hina: “Amazing”
So Good
It’s been a while seeing Sofya.
Sofya: “I wanna eat? Yoroshiku onegai shimasu. Thank you”
Bailey: “Not a little, beef bowl 👍”
Heyoon: “It’s good”
I don’t really know the name of this place, but it’s very pretty.
Sabina: “Ohh ohhh”
Group that made bangs.
Joalin: “Group that made bangs. Thank you very much. Hiroshi”
Hiroshi?
Joalin: “Hiroshi?”
Joalin and Hina: “WOW”
Whaaa what is thisss?
*With Sofya introducing myself in Russian*
Two girls staring right at us
Surprisingly, we are now in front of the Eiffel Tower! It is like 100 times bigger than I imagined, I am surprised.
Sofya and Hina: “WOW”
We are about to start the meet and greet with our fans. I am very excited.
Meet and greet just ended, and we just came to Youtube Space in Paris!
It is now around 11pm at night, and we just got back to our hotel. And surprisingly, today is our last day in Paris, well actually we were only here for one day, but we will be going to London tomorrow morning! In fact, we are not flying, we are going by train, it’s first time. So, my next vlog will be in London so stay tuned!
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Matryoshka dolls are one of the most known symbols of Russian culture and by no means a super cute idea for a costume if you want to stand out at an event or party! In this tutorial I'll show you how you can easily transform into a big eyed russian doll with tiny lips, step by step.
CONTACT LENSES
Aviory iFairy♥Green♥⌀16.00mm → http://www.speciallens.com/ifairy-avior-green-contact-lenses/
For those big round eyes, I'm going to put in circle lenses. However, this is optional and the makeup will look dolly also without em!
SKIN
Get a good camouflage cream that is a tad bit lighter than your skin and apply under your eyes, nose, forehead and chin. This is to conceal and highlight at once! Make sure you cover all dull and dark spots. We need to get our skin matt and even.
Now get your normal day to day liquid base foundation and apply a sheer layer over your face to even out the colour and doll up your complexion!
Since this base makeup is quite thick, let it set for 3-5 minutes. Finish with light dabs of sheer powder so you don't disturb the colour and texture of the foundation.
EYES
Luckily, The eye makeup looks more elaborate than it actually is. Wet an eyeshadow brush and create a white base over your lid. For the colour white, I recommend to use a high pigmented eye shadow but if you don't have one then just apply 2 or 3 layers more,but give the layers at least 1 minute time to dry.
With a dry brush, apply copper up to your brow bone. Colour one third of your lower lid, too. Now, with the same colour but using a WET brush, mark your brow bone. Colours applied with a wet brush come out more intense. The stroke doesn't have to be perfect as long as you're following the natural shape of your brow bone.
On a dry angled brush, apply a dark chocolate colour and draw over the line on your brow bone. Make the end of the stroke end faintly by smudging it slightly.
Wet the brush once again and apply a finishing layer of copper.
EYELASHES
Matryoshka dolls have long eyelashes, emphasising their youth and femininity.
Apply dark and dramatic, or even theatrical under eye lashes. Glue them from the middle of your eye up to your brow bone.
Now we'll need long upper eyelashes with a flexible lash band, Stick them on your eye lid, close to the crease. Don't blink until the glue has completely dried!
Enlarging your eyes this dramatically will probably get your brows out of proportion, so make sure to elongate them as well!
One thing almost all Russian dolls have in common are their delicate, teeny tiny rosebud lips. Wet a small brush, choose the most intense scarlet in your makeup box, and with great care, follow your lip's silhouette. Let the brush slip at your mouths corner to create a wing so it looks like you're smiling. But if you're not in the mood, you can let the wings point downwards and be a grumpy matryoshka instead! :)
Pat the same colour you used for your lips on your cheek apples and blend until there are no clear edges to be recognised.
HAIR
If your hair is long then this style will be super simple. Just twist a braid for each side of your hair. Pull the ends up to the top of your head and fix all areas well with bobby pins.
All that's left to do now is to cover your head with a shawl and tie a ribbon! Here I'm wearing a real Russian hand painted Pavlovo shawl like a real babushka! Other patterns I recommend for the Russian doll look are POLKA DOT, LACE or a simple red scarve looks cute too! I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and maybe you're ready to start your own transformation into a cute matryoshka!
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