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Chien Huynh fai tra ja dac cho nhg j

Ma og da tao ra

Canh me khi ko co ai r chui chau gai như dung r ak

Con trg khi con og md thi og lam ngo nhu ko co j😡 -01.04.2024-

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@iirexenii the following:

gojo satoru / geto suguru / ieri shoko kim dokja / yu joonghyuk / han sooyoung lu guang / chenu xiaoshi / qiao ling (these guys are from link click) kwon seungyoon / geum yeonseok / huynh chau (i guess????)

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Huynh’s leaf-litter frog (Leptobrachella huynhi) from Lai Chau, Vietnam, is sympatric with L. ventripunctata

Ếch lá Huỳnh (Leptobrachella huynhi) từ Lai Châu, Việt Nam, cùng khu vực với L. ventripunctata

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Trường mầm non quận Hải Châu Đà Nẵng chất lượng nhất hiện nay

Trường mầm non Hải Châu Đà Nẵng là từ khoá được rất nhiều phụ huynh tìm kiếm trong thời gian gần đây. Quận Hải Châu là quận trung tâm của Đà Nẵng với mật độ dân số cao cùng tốc độ phát triển kinh tế mạnh mẽ nơi đây tập trung nhiều trường mầm non chất lượng. Fuji Infinity - là một trong số những trường mầm non quận Hải Châu có chương trình đào tạo chuẩn Nhật được nhiều phụ huynh đánh giá cao về chất lượng giáo dục và đào tạo trẻ.

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Australia needs to raise the issue of human rights violations during the visit to Vietnam

Governor-General David Hurley needs to place a high priority on human rights in the program

Australian Governor-General David Hurley will visit Hanoi this week to celebrate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Australia and Vietnam .

Mr. Hurley should raise serious human rights concerns in public and private meetings with the Vietnamese leadership. One essential thing he needed to do was discuss the situation of more than 160 people being detained for peacefully exercising their basic rights.

Mr. Hurley should call on the Vietnamese government to release all political prisoners, and make a special request for the immediate and unconditional release of 73-year-old Australian citizen Chau Van Kham . along with famous activists such as Tran Huynh Duy Thuc, Tran Anh Kim, Le Thanh Tung, Hoang Duc Binh, Le Dinh Luong, Pham Doan Trang, Pham Chi Dung, Nguyen Tuong Thuy and Can Thi Theu .

Mr. Hurley also needs to call on the Vietnamese government to end restrictions on freedom of movement for human rights defenders and activists. Last year, Human Rights Watch released a detailed report, “ Lock us up at home ,” detailing the many ways the Vietnamese government routinely violates these freedoms.

The Vietnamese government also suppresses religious activities, infringing upon the freedom of religion and belief of independent religious organizations that refuse to follow the government's line. Mr. Hurley should call on the government to allow religious organizations to freely conduct their religious activities without government interference.

By coincidence, Mr. Hurley's visit could be seen as a high-level launch towards the 18th Australia-Vietnam Human Rights Dialogue at the end of April. Human Rights Watch has repeatedly called on the Australian government to use the dialogue to pressure the need for clear, concrete and verifiable indicators to make progress in areas. and impose sanctions on bilateral relations if such violations remain unresolved.

However, it is essential to raise human rights issues in all meetings with the Vietnamese government, not just within the regularly scheduled dialogues .

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Review/Film; Deneuve As Symbol Of Colonial Epoch

By Vincent Canby Dec. 24, 1992

Catherine Deneuve reigns in "Indochine." That is, she presides over its second-rate fiction with the manner of an empress who knows her powers are constitutionally limited but who continues to take her duties seriously. She can't change the course of the film, but her lofty presence keeps it from flying apart. She plays Eliane who, when first met in 1930, divides her time between a mansion near Saigon and a successful rubber plantation, which she oversees with (sometimes for) her widowed father.

Miss Deneuve has her work cut out for her, since the new French film, made on location at great expense and with attention to historical accuracy, intends to be nothing less than epic. "Indochine" is the story of the last 25 years of French rule in Indochina as reflected by the events in Eliane's life. The subject is potentially rich, but the screenplay, whomped up by three screenwriters in collaboration with Regis Wargnier, the director, has neither the conviction of fact, the sense of revelation found in good fiction, nor the fun of trashy literature.

In 1930 Eliane enjoys all the perks that accrue to the dominant class in a smoothly functioning colonial society. Though French by birth, she has never seen France. She was born and reared in Indochina, which she considers as much her home as it is for the anonymous laborers who work on her plantation. Eliane is not as bigoted as some French. She is bringing up Camille (Linh Dan Pham) as her own daughter. The pretty teen-ager, an Annamese princess, was adopted by Eliane after her parents -- Eliane's best friends -- were killed in an accident.

Since Eliane is France to a large extent, it's not surprising that her life falls apart more or less in concert with French colonial rule, and that her heartbreak and (dare I say?) her hopes parallel those of France itself. She's sorely tried, both as an adoring mother and as the conscience of a great European nation.

Camille has been betrothed since childhood to Tanh (Eric Nguyen), a well-born Vietnamese fellow whom she likes but does not love. She shatters her adoptive mother by falling madly in love with Jean-Baptiste (Vincent Perez), a handsome, mostly uncharacterized French naval officer, who had once been Eliane's lover.

Eliane puts her foot down, but Camille runs off to join Jean-Baptiste at the remote outpost to which Eliane has arranged that he be sent. It's the beginning of the end for both the motherland and Eliane. I'm not giving away one-tenth of what happens in the movie by reporting that the feckless Tanh turns out to be a sort of Vietnamese Scarlet Pimpernel, a dedicated, recklessly brave Vietnamese freedom fighter and Communist.

Camille, too, is politicized, becoming known as "the red princess" for her underground activities. When last heard from in 1954, she's at the table in Geneva, a member of the Indochinese committee negotiating independence from France.

It's not easy for any movie, even one running for 2 hours and 35 minutes, to cover so much time and history and still maintain its coherence as drama. Though Eliane is the film's focal point, she is not Scarlett O'Hara. Eliane has her weaknesses: she falls in love with the wrong man, and she occasionally seeks solace in a pipe of opium. Yet she's not so much a character as a beautiful, somewhat frosty icon, like the statue of Marianne, the official symbol of the French Republic for which Miss Deneuve's likeness was used in 1985.

Without seeming to age a day from 1930 to 1954, Miss Deneuve moves through "Indochine" more as an observer than as a participant. Her Eliane/Marianne is not an embodiment of the ideals of the French Revolution, but a representation of the kind of chic associated with Coco Chanel and Yves Saint Laurent.

She looks ravishing from start to finish. She's supremely unruffled when a man with a nosebleed attempts to make love to her. Not a hair is out of place as she beats a worker for attempting to run away from the plantation. She's not a particular woman but an abstraction as she tells the victim, "Do you think I like beating my children?"

In spite of all that, Miss Deneuve lends the movie a lot of her own instinctive intelligence. Behind the movie-star facade, a real actress is at work. It's not her regal beauty but the force of her personality that carries the viewer through a choppy screenplay not always easy to follow. It may be that the film has been re-edited for its American release, but whatever the reason, characters seem to disappear before their time, or to appear on screen without having been properly introduced. In the etiquette of cinema, this is called rude editing. There also are times when the soundtrack music hails an emotional crescendo that only it recognizes.

Aside from Miss Deneuve's performance, the only one worth noting is that of Jean Yanne, whose acting style has become increasingly self-important and busy since the early 1970's when he appeared in two fine Claude Chabrol films, "This Man Must Die" and "Le Boucher." Here he plays the head of the French security police in Saigon, a jaded functionary who half-heartedly courts Eliane while wearily going about his brutal job.

"Indochine" offers the audience much more history and many more views of the Vietnamese landscape than can be seen in "The Lover," Jean-Jacques Annaud's fine, laconic screen adaptation of the Marguerite Duras novel, also set in Vietnam in the 1930's. Yet "The Lover" evokes subtle truths about colonial relationships that are effectively buried in the epic fanciness of "Indochine."

"Indochine," which has been rated PG-13 (under 13 strongly cautioned), has scenes of violence.

INDOCHINE

Directed by Regis Wargnier; screenplay (in French with English subtitles) by Eric Orsenna, Louis Gardel, Catherine Cohen and Mr. Wargnier; director of photography, Francois Catonne; music by Patrick Doyle; produced by Eric Heumann and Jean Labadie; released by Sony Pictures Classics. At the Lincoln Plaza Cinemas, Broadway and 63d Street. Running time: 155 minutes. This film is rated PG-13. Eliane, Catherine Deneuve Jean-Baptiste, Vincent Perez Camille, Linh Dan Pham Guy, Jean Yanne Yvette, Dominique Blanc WITH: Carlo Brandt, Mai Chau, Alain Fromager, Chu Hung, Jean-Baptiste Huynh, Gerard Lartigau, Hubert Saint-Macary, Henri Marteau, Thibault de Montalembert, Andrzej Seweryn, Eric Nguyen, Nhu Quynh, Tien Tho, Thi Hoe Tranh Huu Trieu, Nguyen Lan Trung and Trinh Van Thinh. Rating: PG-13. Running Time: 2h 39m. Genres: Drama, Romance.

Works Cited:

Canby, V. (1992, 24 12). Review/Film; Deneuve As Symbol Of Colonial Epoch. The New York Times, CXLII (49190), p. C9.

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Top 10 beautiful of flowerhorn fish King kamfa in the world

Review 10 beautiful of flowerhorn fish King kamfa in the world

Although it is the next generation of red snapper, the sea bass soon received the attention and love of many players because of its unique humpback head and profound spiritual value. The following collection of the world's most beautiful sea buckthorn will be the most comprehensive picture to help you better understand the features and how to distinguish between species. Collection of the world's most beautiful sea bass 1 Fish drought is one of the beautiful fish and brings good luck to the homeowner

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The most beautiful drought in the world

1. Diamond fish In the family of fish, the diamond is also known as Phuc Loc Tho Diamond Arowana by famous artist Huynh An in the village.  Vietnamese aquarium fish were successfully bred with the combination of the parent fish, Chau Kim Cuong and the mother fish, the Blue Dragon. Therefore, this breed almost has inherited what a sea buckthorn should have. This is considered the most beautiful sea buckthorn in Vietnam today.

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The outstanding feature of the diamond la drought is its round body, impressive strength, the words running from the gill to the bottom of the tail clearly on the blue background. The swollen head held forward, adorned with tilde-shaped rows, seemed to provoke opponents. Spotted and tilde-shaped pearls are drawn down to the cheeks, fins, necks and breasts. The fish's eyes are red, the cheeks turn yellow.

Collection of the world's most beautiful sea buckthorn 2 Phuc Loc Tho diamond is a fish that is bred in Viet Nam

2. Fish drought Flowerhorn fish has the English name Flowerhorn. They were mixed between large cichlids but mainly the 3-dot cichlid - Trimac. This fish appeared in the years 1994-1997 in Malaysia and then gradually spread to other countries. The early arowanas stood out with two main features, the head and the "flower" (which in us is called "word"). Arowana has very little or almost no baubles, the large bulging heads are still quite rare, most of the fish are usually bone shaped, only slightly stretched. They have a red belly, red and convex eyes, lower lip protruding, dorsal and anal fins pointing away from the tail, a rounded or oblong tail, and relatively small compared to the body, when old fish the tail often collapses.

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3. King kamfa fish King kamfa, also known as Kim Hoa, was bred mainly in Thailand and has overcome the disadvantages such as pouty lips, pouty tail, and their face looks more aggressive. A more special feature is that the pearls on King kamfa have the form of large, sticky fibers called baubles. The full body pearls are extremely rare five-color kamfa.

King kamfa's head rate is very low and all males are infertile. The King kamfa lines in Vietnam are often crossed by the male La Han with the female King kamfa, then select the individuals with the most characteristics of King kamfa to be crossed or crossed with the mother. However, the rate of malformations is quite high due to the same bloodline so many people breed them with different King kamfa females.

Collection of the world's most beautiful sea bass species 4 King kamfa is a very popular fish today

4. Pearl drought Pearl Pearl Flowerhorn "Pearl Flowerhorn" is the English name. This line of fish still maintains the characteristics of the early arowana but has many iridescent scales of green, blue or silver covering the body. This is the most popular strain to this day. Pearl Dermatology Pearl also has many names on the market but basically can be classified into two categories based on the main color background: green background and red background. Besides, fish can also be classified into different types of continents including pearl ball and string string. The ones that spread up to the top are called "head wrap".

Collection of the world's most beautiful sea buckthorn 5 The Pearl Dermatology is similar to the original, but has more scales

5. Yellow sea fish The Yellow Scallop is also known as the Golden based. Hoàng Kims are full-bodied mules. The pigment defect or "peeling" gene that always exists in purebred cichlids is thought to be the "material" for breeding the drought. The peeling gene is a recessive gene, it controls the formation of melanin (black) and iridophore (iridescent or "pearl") pigments, the corresponding skin color ranges from red, orange, yellow to white.

Hoang Kim is the first peeling la Han, usually with a yellow body and a red belly. All lineages such as Pearl, Kamalau or kamfa have the potential to molt if the parents both carry this recessive gene. The stripped lines later look slightly different from Hoang Kim with patches of white flower filaments on a red, orange or yellow background, so they are collectively referred to as "golden based". According to general tastes, Hoang Kim and the "golden background" are underestimated than the La Han often because of the lack of "Chau" - an important factor for Arhat.

Goldfish with a brilliant golden color on the body

6. Fish drought Tuyet Dieu, Bach Ngoc Tuyet Dieu or Bach Ngoc is the name of the white whole body or albino type Arhat. When the pigment defect gene controls the formation of all pigments, the color we see is the whiteness of the dermis, and if the phenomenon spreads throughout the body, the fish becomes pure white. In fact, fish with a white body color is very rare; usually the tip of the fin or the head is still slightly colored. Although in theory it is possible, but no one breeds the white arhat because like Hoang Kim, the White Arhat does not have a "continent".

White jade ambergris is a rare species of albino drought

7. Flame phoenix fish The fire phoenix has the English name "Fiery / Fire Phoenix" or "Red Phoenix". From this name shows that this strain has a red body. In fact, the Fire Phoenix is ​​the full-body red kamfa and the red color will be very stable, not unstable like the Super red. Information about this fish is very limited, possibly due to the difficulty of breeding red full-bodied kamfa.

8. Kim Binh Fruit la drought This is considered the most unique fish in the sea bass family. They have the English name "golden apple". Kim Binh Qua was born by Ah Soon and Ah Wee bred and traded at A1 Aquarium Company. This fish line won first prize in the monochromatic arhat category at Aquarama 2003, Singapore. As the name suggests, the fish has an apple-like rounded appearance, short body, ultra-wide version, iridescent green-yellow color and deep eyes. While not a common species, they look very impressive.

Collection of the world's most beautiful sea bass species 9 Kim Binh Qua fish with a cute round body

9. Kim Ma Luu fish drought Kim Ma Luu is also known as kamalau or golden monkey (golden monkey). Kamalau originates from the first line of sea bass with a pale background like gray and emerald green, not from Pearl. The Mermaid Company that bred this line also bred the kamfa at the same time, so the fins and pearls of the kamalau were greatly improved and almost identical to the kamfa. The body is also wide and the mouth is less plump than it is. Kamalau has almost no "word" on its head and body.

Collection of the world's most beautiful sea buckthorn 10 Kim Ma Luu fish with a broad body and less pouty lips than the common drought

10. Red Shock (RS), Super Red (SR), Super Red Synspilus (SRS), Red Monkey (RM) These are the generations of pure red aquarium fish , fully exploited the gene stripped by a Thai breed. Although the name is Super Red Synsphilus (SRS), the "red" fish is often long-hit, narrow (unlike kamfa also crosses from Synspilus but has a wide version), low head rate and extremely flexible. Although referred to as red fish, their true color is pink and only red when in an excited state. Females have a more stable color than males. To maintain a permanent red color, the fish should be given a feed containing a Carophyll dye.

Collection of the world's most beautiful sea bass species 11 Drought-borne fish are mainly bred by Thai people

The world of the world's most beautiful Arowanas is not only a handbook on the history of the drought, but also helps you to choose the species you like and most suitable for. If you still find it difficult, come to Phuc Long aquarium - the official representative of AZOO in Vietnam as soon as possible!

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[vietnamwarera]

hello! i was wondering if you have any books or other sources written by south vietnamese historians? i'm a second gen south vietnamese american who was adopted by a white family that doesn't tell me anything about the war at all and everything i can find is only ever written by white historians.

First one that comes immediately to mind is Hanoi’s War: An International History of the War for Peace in Vietnam by Lien Hang T. Nguyen. If you have access to scholarly journals, she has published several articles (you can find them on her faculty page for Columbia). To read more about her story, here’s an interview: “Extended Interview- Scholar Lien-Hang T. Nguyen: Hanoi’s Secrets.”

Voices from the Second Republic of South Vietnam (1967–1975) is edited by a white author, but the essays are all written by Vietnamese participants of the war.

Nathalie Huynh Chau Nguyen has written several books. I have not read any of them for myself but I’m about to request that my university library orders them all.

Returns of War: South Vietnam and the Price of Refugee Memory by Long T. Bui also looks promising. I’m not sure if he is Vietnamese, or of Vietnamese descent, but in Googling, I found a blurb in which he mentions wishing to learn more about his refugee community in California.

Mourning Headband for Hue: An Account of the Battle for Hue by Nha Ca is a first hand account of the 1968 Tet Offensive Battle of Hue.

I’m sure there are more memoirs out there as well if that interests you. Oral histories might also be a way to go, in which case Christian G. Appy’s Patriots is rather easy to get your hands on. 

I’m sure there are more out there, but those are the ones I know of or found in a quick search today. Definitely a good starting point! Please reach out with anymore questions.

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