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Delicious food: From Pho, Banh Mi to seafood, Vietnamese food is invariably tasty, fresh and healthy.
Mai is a romantic drama I might have skipped had I not learned it is thehighest-grossing film in Vietnamese history, an accolade compelling me.
Im a Vietnamese-American living in California.

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Movie Review – Mai

Mai

Vietnam (2024) Dir. Trấn Thành

Everyone deserved to be happy in their lives, don’t they? Even if they have been through many hardships and tragedies, there must be a light at the end of the tunnel for them. It’s knowing where to find it that can make this an eternal struggle.

Looking to start a new life, Mai (Phuong Anh Dao) moves to an apartment block having got a job as a masseuse nearby. Whilst jealous female neighbours think Mai’s work makes her shady, she is quickly in the sights of resident Lothario Duong (Tuan Tran),doing his best to get Mai’s attention, including becoming a regular client at the massage parlour. Despite an age gap, Duong’s persistence pays off and Mai accepts a date with him.

However, Mai is hesitant to succumb to her feelings and enter into a relationship with Duong as she fears her past and other personal things she has kept from him will repel him. One of these involves the gambling debts of her father Hoàng(Trấn Thành) which Mai ends up having to pay, something that continues to be her problem despite moving aw

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Vietnamese food strives to appeal to Thai palate

A friend led him for a low-key meal at a humble booth in the CentralWorld Mall, in the heart of Bangkok.

Jurin and his pal, Vietnam’s Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Do Thang Hai, found themselves eating a traditional Vietnamese street dish – Pho (noodles) – on a homely wooden table, served by a Vietnamese chef.

The two officials were enjoying themselves after attending the “Vietnamese Week in Thailand 2019”, held by Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Central Group in Bangkok last month. The aim of the event was to promote Vietnamese goods and further the image of Vietnam.

They were served by 30-year-old Vietnamese chef Vu Ngoc Duc, who is one of 45 Vietnamese businesspeople travelling to Bangkok to bring their products to the food-focused event and hoping to fill up the shelves of Thai supermarkets.

Spanning a small patch of the fair’s 1,000-square-metre exhibition area, Duc’s booth buzzed with hundreds of visitors every day. After just two out of a total of five days, Duc and his team sold a total of more

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Relaxing Last Morning in Da Nang

Visiting the Marble Mountains is a must for anyone coming to Da Nang for the first time. Most tours I have found online combine Marble Mountain with My Son or Hoi An. Besides the Marble Mountains, I also wanted to visit Hai Van Pass, where we would see the Peninsular. However, very few tours combine these two sights in one day. I managed to find one tour operator, Explore My Vietnam, that combines these two sights in one day at a reasonable price.

We met our guide at the main entrance of our resort, who brought us to the Marble Mountains, about a 15-minute drive from our resort. Having passed the Marble Mountains several times over the last few days, we are finally visiting this iconic sight of Da Nang. The Marble Mountains is a group of five marble and limestone hills, each representing an element of Water, Fire, Earth, Wood and Metal. Standing 105m tall, the Water Mountain is the biggest and the most beautiful. We started our Water Mountain from the eastern side of the hill, where an elevator system sits, saving us the climb of 150 steps. We