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Ben:

There are so many pieces of porcelain here, Nga. Does this factory belong to your parents?

Nga:

Yes, it does. My dad's dream was to become a porcelain artist when he grew up but he ended up being a businessman instead.

Ben:

As far as I know, this is Vietnam's oldest ceramic factory. Do you know when it was opened?

Nga:

In the 60s I think. It's become a place of interest ever since. Let's go outside and look around. My parents and I like coming here every time we visit our grandparents in Hai Duong.

Ben:

Because it reminds you of the past?

Nga:

Yes, that's right. Hey, we should buy something as souvenirs for our friends at school. The shop is over there.

Ben:

Let's go.

Ben:

There are so many pieces of porcelain here, Nga. Does this factory belong to your parents?

Nga:

Yes, it does. My dad's dream was to become a porcelain artist when he grew up but he ended up being a businessman instead.

Ben:

As far as I know, this is Vietnam's oldest ceramic factory. Do you know when it was opened?

Nga:

In the 60s I think. It's become a place of interest ever since. Let's go outside and look around. My parents and I like coming here every time we visit our grandparents in Hai Duong.

Ben:

Because it reminds you of the past?

Nga:

Yes, that's right. Hey, we should buy something as souvenirs for our friends at school. The shop is over there.

Ben:

Let's go.

Ben:

There are so many pieces of porcelain here, Nga. Does this factory belong to your parents?

Nga:

Yes, it does. My dad's dream was to become a porcelain artist when he grew up but he ended up being a businessman instead.

Ben:

As far as I know, this is Vietnam's oldest ceramic factory. Do you know when it was opened?

Nga:

In the 60s I think. It's become a place of interest ever since. Let's go outside and look around. My parents and I like coming here every time we visit our grandparents in Hai Duong.

Ben:

Because it reminds you of the past?

Nga:

Yes, that's right. Hey, we should buy something as souvenirs for our friends at school. The shop is over there.

Ben:

Let's go.

Ben:

There are so many pieces of porcelain here, Nga. Does this factory belong to your parents?

Nga:

Yes, it does. My dad's dream was to become a porcelain artist when he grew up but he ended up being a businessman instead.

Ben:

As far as I know, this is Vietnam's oldest ceramic factory. Do you know when it was opened?

Nga:

In the 60s I think. It's become a place of interest ever since. Let's go outside and look around. My parents and I like coming here every time we visit our grandparents in Hai Duong.

Ben:

Because it reminds you of the past?

Nga:

Yes, that's right. Hey, we should buy something as souvenirs for our friends at school. The shop is over there.

Ben:

Let's go.