The mini campus is built exactly like an ancient house in the North, impressive by the owner's meticulousness and ingenuity.
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| Having been passionate about bonsai for many years, Mr. Nguyen Van Truong (Hai Phong) has the chance to own a miniature house in the Northern style built 10 years ago. |
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| The house's area is 2.24 m2 (1.4x1.6m) including a 3-room main house, 2 outbuildings and a pond in front of the house. |
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| The house's area is 2.24 m2 (1.4x1.6m) including a 3-room main house, 2 outbuildings and a pond in front of the house. |
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Initially, the house was carefully built, beautiful in every detail but did not have many trees. After moving the house to Hai Phong, Mr. Truong added a wall behind the house, a duckweed pond and planted many trees around. |
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The gate of the house is cooler and more ancient with the shade of the banyan tree. |
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| The project was left outdoors, exposed to the sun and wind for 10 years, so the tiled roof and brick yard have turned old, mossy and rustic. |
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The outhouse has a rice mortar, next to it is a granary and a pigeon coop. |
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| A traditional house cannot be without the image of "Planting areca in front, then planting bananas". Therefore, the homeowner took great pains to find a small banana tree to fit the small space. |
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Mr. Truong shared that he spent a lot of time finding suitable trees for the campus, keeping them from growing too big and destroying the space. |
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Each tiny brick is baked with straw, just like the ancient roofs of Northern families. |
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| The duckweed pond has steps and bonsai trees are planted, reflecting on the clear water surface. |
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| Next to the house is a rainwater tank with a water pipe from the roof. |
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| On the porch there is also a water jar and a stone dog. |
According to VNE
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