Strangely, the most rational people in this society keep pulling themselves into all sorts of strange things. One is all addictions, work addictions, movie addictions, food addictions, shopping addictions, coffee addictions, alcohol addictions, and billions of other stimulants. Second, there are depression and various physical and mental illnesses. Even though doctors, from general to psychologists, work their a$$ off, the queue at the hospital is still long.
In a way, I care a lot about education and the environment. Lately, I've been spending more time on my mental well-being after several episodes of illness while living alone in Hanoi. I often could comprehend some significant teachings from physical and psychological trauma. Sometimes when I am at rock bottom, my ego will come down to open a new lesson, so what's the point of living with a high ego?
The next lesson, in the form of a question that needs to be answered, is "If I don't love myself, who will love me?"
Saigon and the Ticket in Hand
"Saigon is so heartbroken; all our memories..."
Notre Dame Cathedral
The popular entertainment place for students for many generations is the park opposite, next to the City Post Office.
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Chinatown
Regarding Saigon, it is indispensable for the contributions of the Chinese community to preserve cultural heritage.
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General Library
Are you bored of sitting in noisy coffee shops to study? Head to the library to find a quiet place to open a book and have time for yourself.
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Sai Gon Center Post Office
Impressive City Post Office with a typical European-style dome design has been well-preserved.
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Ban Co Market
Saigon people are simple and sincere, sometimes even sloppy, but if they want to dress up, they must choose cheap yet beautiful clothes.
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Southern Women's Museum
A museum that invests in gray matter and reflects the development of Vietnamese women through the eras.
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Nguyen Hue Walking Street
It is located in the city's heart with trendy pleasures and many cultural activities for young people.
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Bui Vien Street for Foreigners
In the past, he used to work as a waiter to earn some Tet money at a restaurant with a Chinese owner on this street.
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Ao Dai Museum
A destination for those who want to learn about cultural history through Vietnam's national costume, the Ao Dai.
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Hanoi Twelve Flower Seasons
"I love flower colors..."
One Pillar Pagoda
As a shrine with architecture placed on a single pillar, it becomes a tourist attraction. One Pillar Pagoda was initially named Lien Hoa Dai, which means Lotus Station.
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Imperial Citadel of Thang Long
The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long began from the pre-Thang Long period through the Dinh - Pre-Le dynasties flourished under the Ly, Tran, and Le dynasties and the Hanoi citadel under the Nguyen dynasty.
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Hoa Lo Prison
Hoa Lo Prison, formerly known as Maison Centrale in French, is an old prison that has recently been popular with young people thanks to the media activities of a group of young people.
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Hoan Kiem Lake
Hoan Kiem Lake, also known as Sword Lake, is a natural freshwater lake located in the center of Hanoi city, associated with the legend of the Golden Turtle Returning the Sword.
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Quoc Tu Giam Temple
"Hanoi thousand years of civilization," then "Hanoi people have thousands of years of literature." It must be admitted that families here focus meticulously on the learning culture.
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Hanoi Old Quarter
The Old Quarter is the familiar name of an urban area with a long history located outside the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long. It's a pity to come to the Old Quarter without enjoying the food!
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West Lake
West Lake is the largest natural lake in the inner city of Hanoi, and if you love the peace after a day of work, you can't miss watching the sunset around the lake.
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St. Joseph's Cathedral
With ancient architecture, the Cathedral in Hanoi responds to Notre Dame Cathedral in Saigon, where Catholic parishioners' religious activities regularly take place.
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Vietnam National Library
Saigon has a General Science Library, and it is imperative to go to the National Library when coming to Hanoi if you are a book lover or bored with noisy coffee.
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Le Petit Boi’s Notebook
A place to collect pieces of memories, hoping that one day the wind will blow them away.
Knocking on Le Petit Boi’s Door
Living a bit closed but ready to open to the predestined people
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