Discovering the Flavors of Vietnamese Countryside
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Each flood season, the people of the Mekong Delta in Vietnam experience a myriad of emotions, like a symphony of life. Alongside the hardships, the flood season is also a moment of revival, growth, and family bonding. The article I share below comes from the heartfelt perspective of a child of the Mekong Delta, bringing readers to the distinctive flavors and warmth of this riverine land.
Let us listen together to the story of the Mekong Delta in Vietnam - where each flood brings life and warmth to the fields and villages like never before.
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