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Proud to be an O Du - the smallest ethnic group in Vietnam.
These days, the joy is doubled for the O Du people as the New Year's Thunder Ceremony has been recognized as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage, and Van Mon village celebrates its 20th anniversary.
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While securing their house against the storm, four people found a large bundle of money.
On September 30th, the Dong Tien Commune Police in Ha Tinh Province announced that they had verified the information and organized a ceremony to return a large sum of money to its owner.
Training helps the O Du community promote traditional cultural values.
The training course is expected to contribute to the development of cultural tourism products and create sustainable livelihoods for local people based on promoting traditional cultural values.
An unbelievable story from a developed country: Japanese people face a nearly 100% increase in rice prices in just one year.
Official data released on July 18th showed that rice prices in Japan surged 99.2% in June compared to the same period last year, adding further pressure on Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba...
Song Lam Nghe An bids farewell to two Japanese experts.
SLNA has just said goodbye to two Japanese experts: the Technical Director and the Therapist.
Was Song Lam Nghe An too lenient when trying out an amateur player from Japan?
In an effort to improve the quality of their defensive line, Song Lam Nghe An has decided to try out center-back Wada Koji from Japan. Is this too hasty a decision by the home team...?
The Japanese eat rice regularly but don't gain weight: 5 habits to learn.
Japanese families typically eat rice two to three times a day, yet they have a very low obesity rate compared to other developed countries.
Learn from the Japanese how to eat chicken for longevity.
September 24, 2024 08:13
With its simple preparation and high nutritional content, chicken deserves a place in your daily menu as a secret to maintaining health and prolonging life.
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