Since we visited over 20 families around the Tết (Lunar New Year) season in Đẳk Lẳk, I had an opportunity to see over 20 farm and village houses in this rural province. The home of my friend's family was very... Read more →
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20 February 2008
Vietnamese have taken to helmet use....
Simon over at the Saigon Today blog published a photo today of a Vietnamese fisherman at the beach wearing his motorbike helmet while fishing. Simon opined that the fisherman was wearing the helmet rather than risk theft of it off... Read more →
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18 February 2008
Visiting a Vietnamese family for Tet
The Tết Nguyên Đán season (Tết) in Vietnam welcomes the lunar new year (similar to Chinese New Year), but most importantly, celebrates the family and its ancestors. Vietnamese, including those from overseas, take this time out to return to the... Read more →
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