Nguyen Van Kinh, a collector of antiquities in Vietnam, is known for owning three national treasures: Kinh Hoa I Bronze Drum, Kinh Hoa Situla, and Kinh Hoa II Bronze Drum. He is actively collaborating with experts to research and document additional artifacts, which he intends to submit for national treasure recognition by Vietnamese authorities. Moreover, Mr. Kinh is deeply committed to preserving ancestral artifacts, preventing them from exporting, and safeguarding them from "bleeding" abroad.
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Writer To Hoai is famous for his book De Men Adventure Ky (1941) written for children. Currently, "Crickets" have traveled all over the world. The story has been translated into many languages and published in many countries around the world. He is likened to the Andersen of Vietnam.
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At first glance, she doesn't stand out when standing next to her Asian girls, I become more and more in the middle European women. Yet, people like look at you, especially like to peek, every time you say, or every time she laughs. Asian-style face Dong, round black eyes that can talk, the corner of his mouth when also fresh. Long, silky black hair, clear voice, Standard and flexible pronunciation even when I speak the language German and Vietnamese.
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