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Kinh Van Bong Who are Saigonese pupils?  What is " number one is demon, number two is ghost an d number three is pupi l"? Why is high school time mem orable?  Take a look at the clip and y ou will have the answer Nguoi thay (the teacher) Uploaded to Youtube on 20 November, the Vietnam teacher day, the clip "The teacher" immediately touched the hearts of many teenagers. Its the story of a poor teacher who 30 years rode an old bycicle to school and gave the useful lessons to many pupil generations. The song in the clip is "Bui phan" (Chalk dust) Chalk bust performed by Lee Kirby Vietnamese Lyrics: Khi thầy viết bảng , bụi phấn rơi rơi   Có hạt bụi nào rơi trên bục giảng  Có hạt bụi nào vương trên tóc thầy  Em yêu phút giây này  Thầy em tóc như bạc thêm  Bạc thêm vì bụi phấn  Cho em bài học hay  Mai sau lớn lên người  Làm sao có thể nào quên  Ngày xưa thầy dạy dỗ  Khi em tuổi còn thơ...  ...
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Center of Saigon

Contents News -  TuoiTreNews.vn - Ho Chi Minh City’s Department of Tourism and Saigon Boat JSC on Tuesday launched the first boat tour service with two options for journeys in the Nhieu Loc-Thi Nghe Canal. A/ Cong Xa Paris street      1/ Notre Dame Cathedral      2/ General Post Office B/ Dong Khoi street      1/ Opera House      2/ Continental Hotel C/ Le Thanh Ton - Nguyen Hue streets      City Hall D/ Nguyen Thi Minh Khai - Le Quy Don - Vo Van Tan streets      1/ War Remnants Museum      2/ Reunification Palace     E / School (Beautiful French architectures of the town built from 100 years a go)      1/ Le Quy Don      2/ Nguyen Thi Minh Khai      3/ Marie Curie
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Hanoi food and beverage

Together with Mekong delta, Saigon, Hoi An and Hue, Hanoi is a famous culinary center of Vietnam. In 2011, CNN’s travel website, selected Hanoi as one of the Asia's 10 greatest street food cities with comment: “Hanoi and its environs are the birthplace of many quintessential Vietnamese dishes, such as pho and bun cha, and the city is often cited as one of the world's great food capitals. It is also a street-eater's paradise, with a plethora of options for those who want to eat like a local. In fact, many swear that the best food in Hanoi is found on the sidewalk, with dishes that often feature fish sauce, lemongrass, chilies, and cilantro and other fresh herbs. The city, which celebrated its 1,000th birthday last year, has put those centuries to good use perfecting its curbside nibbles. Although vendors often cook in small shop fronts, they serve their wares on the sidewalk, on small plastic tables and chairs that can seem woefully inadequate for overgrown foreigners...
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