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Good essay: Remembering my mother's jar of eggplant

With a simple yet profound writing style, author Cao Tien Ky recreated a time of poverty in his family as well as the common life in the Vietnamese countryside, where rustic dishes like eggplant jars are not only a source of life but also a symbol of family ties and love.

The world's rarest animal has only a few individuals left in Vietnam.

Survey results in many conservation areas and national parks where Sao La were recorded show that there are only about 1 - 10 individuals left in Vietnam and Laos, the only habitat of the animal known as the Asian unicorn.
Pot of eggplant and honey

(Baonghean) - During the hard times, in my hometown, every house had two jars of eggplant and pickled mustard greens placed in the corner of the yard. Families in the countryside may lack many things, but they never lacked jars of eggplant. I don't know which "ancestor" came up with this very common dish, but it must have been the people's experience in using salt to preserve and store food.

Story by the pot of eggplant

Pickled eggplant in particular and pickled and sour foods in general are a typical culinary feature of Nghe An, making people far away from home feel nostalgic and leaving in the hearts of visitors a strong impression of the breath of life of the land of spicy ginger and salty salt.

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