Miss Luong Yen Ly

Yen Ly owns a beautiful face with a bridge of her nose. tall, big round eyes and sunny smile. Not only that, but she also has an impressive height and standard body measurements, so she always leaves a strong impression on everyone's heart from the first time they meet.

Ever since she was a child, This girl from Tuyen Quang has dreamed of becoming a model, a designer. She often picks up discarded pieces of fabric and ties them together to make unique outfits and show them off to her mother. Not only skillful and talented in embroidery and sewing, Yen Ly is also a good girl, good at studying. Since she was 2 years old, Ly has lived a life without her father (because her parents divorced when she was very young), understanding her mother's hardships, Ly has always studied hard and achieved good results in school. admirable set. In 9th grade, Ly won the Third Prize in Literature at the district level and she was also selected to participate in the provincial competition for excellent students. But because she was ill and had to be treated for a long time, Ly's exam results did not meet her expectations. That's not why she is discouraged, this beautiful girl is still working hard every day to realize her dream.

With a burning passion for modeling, after finishing her studies In the 10th grade, Ly was sent to Hanoi by her mother to study culture and pursue modeling at the supermodel's company Ha Vy a>. Although she had to live away from her mother and her family, she tried her best in studying and training to not help her mother. After finishing 12th grade, along with pursuing modeling career, the young girl registered to study more majoring in Cultural Management at Hanoi College of Art. So far, she has completed her schooling process at the school and plans to enroll in an additional refresher course in economics to gain more experience, knowledge, and skills to be able to turn her business around in the future.

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Events in 1999 and 17-8

Events in the world in the birth year of Luong Yen Ly

• Russian president Boris Yeltsin survives impeachment hearings (May), reshuffles his cabinet twice (May, Aug.), and takes military action against Islamic separatists in Dagestan and Chechnya. Background: 1999 in Review.
• Nelson Mandela, first black president of South Africa, steps down (June 16), and Thabo Mbeki takes over.
• War erupts in Kosovo after Yugoslavia's president Slobodan Milosevic clamps down on the province, massacring and deporting ethnic Albanians. NATO begins Operation Allied Force on March 24, 1999, launching air strikes against Belgrade for 78 consecutive days until Milosevic relents. Background: Timeline: The Splintering of Kosovo and Timeline: NATO in Kosovo.
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake kills more than 15,600 and leaves 600,000 homeless in Turkey (Aug. 17).
• East Timor population votes for independence from Indonesia (Aug. 30, 1999), which causes pro-Indonesian forces to massacre and uproot thousands of East Timorese.
• Pakistani government is overthrown in the midst of economic strife and intensified fighting with India over Kashmir (Oct. 12). Background: 1999 in Review.
• The world awaits the consequences of the Y2K bug, with more drastic millennial theorists warning of Armageddon.
• See also: 1999 Year in Review: News of the World

Birthday Luong Yen Ly (17-8) in history

• Day 17-8 year 1807: Robert Fulton's steamboat, the Clermont, began its trip up the Hudson River to Albany.
• Day 17-8 year 1863: Fort Sumter, S.C. was bombarded by Union ships during the Civil War.
• Day 17-8 year 1896: Prospectors found gold in Alaska, a discovery that set off the Klondike gold rush.
• Day 17-8 year 1945: Indonesian nationalists proclaimed independence from the Netherlands.
• Day 17-8 year 1962: 18-year-old Peter Fechter was shot and killed by guards at the Berlin Wall, spurring riots.
• Day 17-8 year 1969: Hurricane Camille devastated the Gulf Coast, killing 248 people.
• Day 17-8 year 1978: The first successful trans-Atlantic balloon flight landed outside of Paris.
• Day 17-8 year 1987: Rudolf Hess, Adolf Hitler's second in command, committed suicide.
• Day 17-8 year 2008: U.S. swimmer Michael Phelps won his eighth gold medal, breaking the record set by Mark Spitz in the 1972 Games. Phelps also set the record for the most golds in a single Olympics.