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"I'm Trong Dinh - I don't have arms, but I'm good at everything" - that's the "trademark" of this 23-year-old man who has gone through many hardships in his life. A young man with extraordinary willpower...
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Overcoming the aftereffects of a congenital disease, Tran Viet Long not only became an information technology lecturer but also won numerous international awards and inspired the community.
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Having overcome a severe burn accident that left him with 70% of his health at just 5 months old, Le Viet Thuan not only graduated from university but also became an inspiration to the disabled community.
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