According to the Daily Mail, Taiwanese pop star and ‘New King of Asian Pop’, Jay Chou, held his wedding to model Hannah Quinlivan in north Yorkshire at Selby’s 1,000-year-old abbey.

Jay Chou is a big fan of the UK. It is easy to see British landmark buildings in his music video, such as Big Ben and London Tower Bridge. They are all chosen according to Jay’s personal preference.

On the most important day of your life, where will the scenic backdrop to your wedding be? A destination wedding should be a most romantic, memorable and unique experience. Destination weddings account for 24% of all U.S. weddings, 30% of those weddings take place outside the United States.

1. Bhutan

Bhutan is a place with a reputation for mystery, a magic place nestling in the Himalayas. The country has two powerful neighbours, which are India and China. Spectacular landscape and the traditional Buddhist culture attract many new couples, who want to go to pay a visit. People who have converted to Buddhism dream of going there, furthermore, they love the architecture of the traditional homes and temples. All-inclusive packages with accommodation, food, transport and an official guide will cost you a minimum of US$250 per day. However, tourism is restricted; visitors must travel as part of a pre-arranged package or guided tour. So, preparing well before going there is recommended.

2. Santorini, Greece

Santorini is a place that is painted white and blue, and all pictures taken from such a picturesque location show the stunning backdrop. Just imagine that, a young bride holding fresh, pink roses and snuggling up to her bridegroom. How wonderful it could be! There are amazing, breathtaking views of the Caldera in Dana Villas and magnificent sunsets. The most popular wedding destinations create opportunities for wedding agencies. With a click of mouse, plenty of relevant agency web sites can be found.

3. Caribbean Sea, Mexico

If you want to have a unique wedding experience, instead of going to the beach, you can have yours under the sea at Blue Bay Grand Esmerelda in Mexico. A 5-star luxury hotel surrounded by a lush jungle and the stunning shoreline of the Caribbean Sea, a trip here would be an unforgettable experience in your life. In addition, an under-sea wedding is a unique and unusual memory.

4. Hawaii

According to the records of Japanese travel to Hawaii, most Japanese youngsters prefer to go to Hawaii to have their wedding. Hawaii is one of the most romantic places on earth and it has beautiful beaches, dramatic scenery and world-class hotels to match almost every couple’s wish. Its palm trees and orchids come to mind when we think of images of Hawaii. Just imagine exchanging vows with dolphins swimming around.

5. Queenstown, New Zealand

Chinese actress Yao Chen chose to hold her second wedding in a chapel, which was located in central Queenstown in New Zealand. A chapel wedding is the most simple and traditional wedding and a chapel by a lake would be suited to a wedding ceremony at any time of the year. The authentic architecture and traditional character of a chapel work in harmony with the surrounding natural environment to create a beautiful wedding setting.

In a conference named ‘Insects to feed the world’  held in May 2014, eating insects was shown as a trend. Along with the increase of population, humans are facing a threat: a lack of food. By 2050, there will be more than 5 billion people on the earth, however, animal husbandry has brought a heavy burden to our planet. Large amounts of land and water resources have been consumed and animal secretions pollute soil and water as well. As a result, the idea of eating insects in order to feed people with enough protein has been growing in popularity recently.

One advantage of eating insects are their abundance. There are more than 3650 types of edible insects in the world that provide a huge food resource. Besides, almost all edible insects have a rich protein content. For example, bees contain 80% protein and crickets contain 76% protein, which is higher than the protein content of beef. Moreover, the cost of feeding insects is lower than feeding cattle. Insects don’t need as much space as cattle and they have lower emissions of greenhouse gases when compared to livestock. Besides, some species of insect are more resistant to drought than cattle, pigs and poultry, so they need to be fed less water.

However, eating insects is not commonly accepted by people. One reason could be the bad image they have. To most people, insects always live in dirty areas and are linked to feelings of disgust. Moreover, the bacteria in or on insects concern many people. In this case, some insect food producers or restaurants try to change their appearance or improve the impression that they give to people.