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I think yarn bombing is a form of art although it is very unique and new in our country. I want to see yarn bombs in my city because it will make the city more interesting.
(Tớ nghĩ rằng “yarn bomb” là một loại hình nghệ thuật mặc dù nó rất độc đáo và mới mẻ ở nước ta. Tớ muốn thấy “yarn bomb” trong thành phố của mình vì nó sẽ làm cho thành phố thú vị hơn.)
Located in Southeast Asia, Vietnam is a small and beautiful country with victorious history, profound patriotism and wonderful landscapes.
The Socialist Republic of Vietnam, widely known as Vietnam, is not a strange name to the whole world. Although this country is ravaged by a series of wars which cause serious damages, Vietnam in the eyes of the world is nice and peaceful. Vietnam is located in the eastern Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia, with Hanoi as its capital. With an area of 331,690 sq. kilometers, to the north of Vietnam is China, to the west is Laos and Cambodia, to the east is Gulf of Tonkin and East Sea, and to the south is Thailand Gulf. The land is a center of trading, cultural interaction, and even conflicts for centuries. It proves that Vietnam has an advantageous position in the region with long coastline and numerous attractions. Having a tropical climate, Vietnam is well known for from magnificent scenery and colorful hill tribes to wide terraced fields in Red River Delta and Mekong River Delta, to majestic mountains, and white sandy beaches. Vietnam, nowadays, is one of should-not-miss destinations in Asia.
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Hanoi – the capital of Vietnam, is not only a place with a developed economy but also an ideal tourist destination. For a long time, Hanoi is famous for 36 ancient streets. Each street is famous for a different typical craft village. Coming to Hanoi capital, we cannot ignore attractive tourist destinations such as Hoan Kiem Lake, Quoc Tu Giam Temple, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, or Bat Trang Pottery Village, … I was attracted to the unforgettable specialties of Hanoi such as Trang Tien ice cream, Vong village nuggets, Ho Tay shrimp cakes, … Hanoi people are very friendly and open. They are always happy to show the visitors the way. Not only that, the people of Hanoi are also very industrious and hard-working. To me, Hanoi is a beautiful, poetic, and well worth living city. But now, Hanoi's ecosystem is seriously affected by human impacts. Therefore, we need to take some of the following measures to protect and restore the ecosystem:
Try to reduce the amount of non-biodegradable or recycle waste.
oin as many tree planting trips and plant trees as more as you can. Trees absorb carbon dioxide – a greenhouse gas.
Use compact fluorescent light bulbs: they may be more expensive, but they can be used longer, the more money you can save, the more money paid on the electric bill is reduced.
Turn off your devices, and save energy to protect the environment: Switching off all electric things when they are not in use.
Use recycled paper to save trees.
Here are some ways to protect the ecosystem in Hanoi. Above all, we all need to be conscious of protecting the local ecosystem.
Cultural heritage is imperative. Culture is what defines us and what separates us from animals. To preserve the artifacts of our history for those that will come after us is a difficult task. There are many possible ways of doing so; in this essay, I am going to discuss two of them.
One way is to increase the budget of museums. This would allow them to become better equipped with tools that could be used to preserve their exhibits. It would also allow them to enrich their exhibition. However, museums may well become just another form of entertainment for young people, not teaching them why it is important to care about our history.
Another idea is to educate the young on the matter. This could make them do the job when we have long been gone. This may not give immediate results, but it would certainly be effective when looking at the problem in the big picture. We cannot forget that organizing an effective program can prove to be difficult to be implemented.
I trust the second option represents the approach that should be chosen. After all, history is about long-term solutions, and what future generations will do is just as important as our actions. Turning museums into pure entertainment, which is what might happen if the method mentioned in the second paragraph is applied, will render them devoid of the function we expect them to have.
