VTV4 implemented the Talk VietNam. Listen to Isabelle Müller, author of "Loan - From the Life of a Phoenix," speak about her journey to Vietnam, the volunteer work she has done and given to the people of the highlands, and most importantly, the book work she has researched has left an imprint on readers all over the world, inspiring them to strive for a better life. /.
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BDA would like to thank the overseas Vietnamese (some of them have "swallowed" under the snow) for sending Tet wishes / sending love to their families, to their homeland of Vietnam and to all overseas Vietnamese in five continents.
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