Vietnamese brides learn to make kimchi
Friday, September 12, 2014, 14:09 GMT+7
Around 40 Vietnamese women who are either already married to, or will marry, Korean men, joined a two-hour kimchi- and kimbap-making class.
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Foreign visitors amazed by night stay in northern Vietnam ethnic village
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Meet the last Khmer-style glass painter in Vietnam’s Soc Trang
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150 sets of human remains unearthed in Hanoi believed to be buried 50-70 years ago
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150 sets of human remains unearthed in Hanoi believed to be buried 50-70 years ago
Authorities have dismissed rumors suggesting the remains were those of soldiers from a Chinese dynasty who died 235 years ago.
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Vietjet launches Hanoi-Kuala Lumpur air route
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In southern Vietnam, this family's car-topped gate is a real head-turner
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2 foreigners die in motorcycle crash in south-central Vietnam
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Vietnam police bust loan shark operation charging annual interest rates of 600%
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