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Simple life of VN remote villagers through foreigner’s lens
Alfredo Salkeld have spent three weeks at a homestay at Na Rang, a small mountainous village in northern Vietnam to feature real images of local people’s life. This is home to Tay ethnic minority people. The homestay was posted by 21-year-old Na Rang local Hoang Duc Trung in an effort to save the village's disappearing culture. Trung left Na Rang to learn English, then returned to start the homestay in his grandparents' house, hoping to attract tourists and preserve the practices of the people that live there. Alfredo stayed at Trung’s stilt house for three weeks. Traditional Tay homes have one room which serves as a bedroom, dining room, and living room. Trung’s grandfather does not speak English but he can play traditional music on a flute he carved from bamboo. Life moves slower here, but there's never a shortage of things to do," said Alfredo. Trung’s grandmother grows tea, mint, cassava, mulberries, eggplant, rice and several vegetables. Family … [Read more...] about Simple life of VN remote villagers through foreigner’s lens
Heroic Uncle Ho soldier lives simple life in delta
If you travels to the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap and inquire about the name Bui Viet Tich or Hai Tich, plenty of people will tell you about his glorious military service during the revolutionary period, specifically in the southwest battlefields where he served as Chief of Staff for the 207 Regiment. Still receiving visitors, the 73-year-old man jubilantly invited Sai Gon Giai Phong reporters into his home, a simply tottery house set on stilts, lying along the southern waterways. "In spite of poverty, I still feel happy to live in peace," Mr.Tich said. Going through the two wars against the US invaders and French Colonialists, Hai Tich knows well, the sacrifices that allowed for victory and peace. Tich came from the northern province of Hai Duong. When he was 20, he joined the army. Three years later, he completed the military mission and returned to his hometown to work in a factory, he said. When the US invaded southern Vietnam in 1954, Tich re-enlisted to protect the … [Read more...] about Heroic Uncle Ho soldier lives simple life in delta
Exhibits of President Ho’s simple life
VietNamNet Bridge - Objects preserved at museums and the Presidential Palace partly shows President Ho Chi Minh's simple life. QDND … [Read more...] about Exhibits of President Ho’s simple life
Life and times of a P’nom Kan resident
Sitting at the bottom of P'nom Kan mountain chain, Dak Nong Province in the Central Highlands, Tay Son village is an ethnic minority area where most citizens are poor and live a simple life, like many before them. K'Long, a 75 year-old K'Ho man, has lived here for many years and he also is the eldest and most revered man in Tay Son. He joined the anti-French when he was 18 years old and continued the fight when the American troops arrived. He decided to settle down here when the wars ended. When they did finally end, he and other locals built the village and was always ready to help residents and reconcile differences among locals. Everything he does comes from his heart. A part of Tay Son is located in Dam Rong, Lam Dong Province, and the other in neighboring Dak Nong Province, which has led to bureaucratic problems. It is also difficult for vehicles to get in and out during the rain season. From Tay Son village to Phi Lieng Commune, Lam Dong Province, it is 20 kilometers … [Read more...] about Life and times of a P’nom Kan resident