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This is a long-standing traditional craft village with pottery, porcelain, ... in the suburbs of Hanoi. At 7:45 the convoy departs. Not only the students but the teachers are also eager to arrive quickly. Along the way, the students were excited to talk about, sometimes enjoying the strange sight: The Red River has two new horizontal rows, green swampy hills with a herd of buffaloes, grass grazing, ... Soon , the car has reached Bat Trang. After focusing on listening to the instructor, the students lined up to visit pottery. Fortunately for our teacher, we were able to visit one of the rare terracotta pottery remaining in Bat Trang village. Here the pottery is heated by coal. This type of kiln has been around for a long time, but according to the kiln owner, the product quality will not be the same, but the workers are very hard. So now, most of the village has switched to using gas stoves. The handmade ceramic kiln consists of three floors, about 9m high, surrounded by coal, firewood and a bag to store, called a bag but made from terracotta, shaped like a mill. The owner of the furnace said that in order to have products on the market, she had to burn for 3 days. She also described to us the steps to make a ceramic product: kneading, molding, drying, painting, dipping enamel, baking ... It sounds simple but at every stage requires the potter. must be very skillful, sometimes to the level of elite.
Suggested letter 10 Lam Son Street.
Da Nang Friday , April 5 th
Dear Mummy and Daddy, I arrived at Da Nang Airport late in the afternoon. It was nearly 2 pm on Tuesday, April 2 nd Aunt Huong and Hoa, her daughter, met me at the airport. Then they took me home by taxi. You know, I ‘ve visited many interesting places in Da Nang such as the Cham Museum , Marble Mountain and China beach . I have also been to the Water Park there . I bought a lot of sourvenirs when going shopping in Da Nang Market. Mom, iVe tried different foods : sea food , and especially Da Nang specialties . Oh, I took a lot of photos . I ‘ve used three rolls of film ! Tomorrow I will come to visit Hoi An, a historic town which used to be a rich seaport during the 16lh to the 18th centuries. I feel so happy and enjoy myself so much. The people here are so nice and friendly, the foods are so delicious and the sights are so beautiful. I will leave Da Nang at 9p.m next Wednesday and will arrive at Tan Son Nhat Airport at noon. Please come and pick me up at 12a.m, Daddy. I look forward to seeing you again.
Love, Wind
Vâng. Mình có tra trên google nữa. Mình cũng không bt nhiều về Nghệ An lắm
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Nowadays, more and more people want to live in the city because of its advantages. However, living in a city has several drawbacks. Firstly, there are traffic jams. On the roads, especially rush hours, many vehicles are moving on the same road and it caused traffic jams. The increase in population and numbers of owner vehicles have caused traffic accidents every day. Public transport is uncomfortable and inefficient for most people. Secondly, air pollution has negative effects on people's health, animals, vegetation and buildings. More and more city people suffer coughing or breathing problems because air contains foreign materials or gases such as carbon dioxide, sulphur and nitrogen beyond the prescribed limit. Thirdly, the city is noisy. Noise pollution comes from machines, vehicles, industrial factories. It may affect the mind, health and behaviour. Or cause physical discomfort and temporary or permanent damage to hearing. Moreover, It also makes headache, irritability deafness, stress and high blood pressure. In short, living in a city has both advantages and drawbacks. If we want to live in the city, we must learn how to protect ourselves from these drawbacks.
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Life in modern cities truly causes a lot of nuisances. In the first place, citizens have to deal with traffic congestion every day. This problem is even worse in the rush hour when so many people run out to work and are stuck on the streets for hours. Next, the high cost of living is also a serious issue in the city, especially in metropolitan cities. More and more people find it difficult to live on their modest salaries when prices are going up all the time. Financial pressure makes city dwellers become constantly stressed and tired. Finally, the polluted air caused by exhaust emissions from millions of vehicles, construction dust and the lack of green trees negatively affects residents’ health. Many people suffer from respiratory problems such as cough, sore throat or asthma. Indeed, city life brings a number of difficulties as well as challenges to its citizens.
Dear Linda,
Are you and your family doing well? According to the letter you sent me yesterday, I learned that you are coming to Vietnam and will be staying in Hai Duong, where I currently live. So I am writing this letter to introduce you to some famous tourist attractions and local dishes.
Hai Duong City, located in the northern part of Vietnam, is known for its rich cultural heritage and beautiful landscapes. One of the must-visit places in Hai Duong is the Con Son-Kiep Bac Historical Site. This historical site is home to the Con Son Pagoda and the Kiep Bac Temple, which are important landmarks in Vietnamese history. Visitors can explore the ancient architecture, learn about the local legends, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of these sacred places. Another popular destination in Hai Duong is the Thanh Mien District, famous for its traditional craft villages. Visiting these craft villages is not only a chance to admire the craftsmanship but also an opportunity to support the local economy by purchasing unique handmade souvenirs.
When it comes to food, Hai Duong is renowned for its delicious specialties. One of the most famous dishes is "Banh Gai," a sticky rice cake wrapped in banana leaves and filled with mung bean paste. The cake has a unique aroma and a slightly sweet taste, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Another must-try dish is "Bun Ca Ro Dong," a noodle soup made with snakehead fish, fresh herbs, and rice noodles. The combination of flavors creates a refreshing and satisfying meal. In addition to these attractions and dishes, Hai Duong City also hosts various cultural festivals throughout the year, showcasing the vibrant traditions and customs of the local people. These festivals offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and experience the lively atmosphere of Hai Duong.
I hope this introduction has piqued your interest in visiting Hai Duong City. Should you have any further questions or need more information, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.
Thank you for your time, and I look forward to welcoming you to Hai Duong City soon.
Best wishes,
Nhuan Nguyen