ANH TÚ - NHƯ QUỲNH |
Ho Chi Minh City - Ong Do street at the Ho Chi Minh City Youth Cultural House opens to welcome visitors, attracting many people to ask for calligraphy, admire calligraphy, and feel traditional Vietnamese Tet.
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Ho Chi Minh City - Immediately after the opening ceremony, Ong Do street and the brilliant yellow apricot blossom street became check-in points attracting a large number of young people.
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Ho Chi Minh City - The space in front of Ben Thanh market is gradually being completed, highlighted by wave patterns, creating a historical highlight for people and tourists.
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Ho Chi Minh City - From an abandoned golden land, land plot No. 8 Vo Van Tan has now become a green park, quickly attracting people and tourists to visit and take photos.
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Widespread supply pressure and gradually strengthening in many industry groups are causing the stock market to continue to decline.
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The second round of negotiations mediated by the US between Russia and Ukraine closed with a large-scale prisoner exchange agreement, opening up prospects after months of deadlock.
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Standing Deputy Minister of Health Vu Manh Ha and 2 other Deputy Ministers were assigned to be members of the Central Coordination Council for Dissemination and Legal Education.
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Hanoi is facing the opportunity to restructure its development model when the cultural industry is identified as a new growth engine.
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On February 6th, gold prices continued to "cool down". Stores were always packed with customers waiting to buy in, and foot-holding queuing services reappeared.
Bảo Tú |
Ho Chi Minh City - Immediately after the opening ceremony, Ong Do street and the brilliant yellow apricot blossom street became check-in points attracting a large number of young people.
NHƯ QUỲNH |
Ho Chi Minh City - The space in front of Ben Thanh market is gradually being completed, highlighted by wave patterns, creating a historical highlight for people and tourists.
NHƯ QUỲNH - ANH TÚ |
Ho Chi Minh City - From an abandoned golden land, land plot No. 8 Vo Van Tan has now become a green park, quickly attracting people and tourists to visit and take photos.
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