| POST 510 July 24, 2021 RONG NUOC , The Water Dragon In this Post 510 we continue with the last part of the form The Summer (VO HA): RONG NUOC, The Water Dragon . |
Exercise RONG NUOC, The Water Dragon. According to an ancient myth, the Vietnamese people are descended from a dragon lord (Lac Long Quan) and an immortal mountain fairy (Au-Co). The dragon is symbolic of the emperor and the power of the nation. It could bring protection to the people and water for agriculture.
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“I am so
clever that sometimes I don't understand a single word of what I am saying.” |
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VIETNAMESE PAINTING
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POST 510 24 July 2021 MASAI MARA ON THE ROAD with GM Phan Hoang |
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MASAI MARA The
subject I want to talk today is about my travel in Masai Mara, Kenya. In 1992,
during two months I was in Rwanda for a university cooperation mission. At
the end of February my wife flew from Canada to join me in Butare and then we
went to Kenya. For almost
three weeks we have explored this wonderful country, but my focus here is
only on Masai Mara although we have been also visiting Nairobi, Mombasa, and the
lake Nakoru, etc. We joined
a group of visitors in Masai Mara. It was a small group of six people
including both of us, and we camped near a village of Masai people in the
savanna. So we were set in a completely wild environment. When we
were in this place, we were cut from the rest of the world and this changed
our feeling about life. We sensed not only the immensity of the area but we
also got the exceptional opportunity to observe all kind of wild animals.
That was the first time I saw so many lions. Once in a minibus from the
Reserve, we came very close to a family of 12 lions; another day an impressive
group of elephants. I could not count how many they were but their thundering
pace scared us a big deal when they came so close to the minibus. Everyone
stayed quiet and silent. I will never
forget my feeling of that daunting moment in the savanna. But
after that everything came back to normal. We have seen a lot of many other
wild animals. The tall giraffe, the adorable cheetahs, the hyenas, and many
impalas and others. I have selected some pictures to share with you in the
attachment. (From Teachers
School 29 August 2020. ON THE ROAD with GM Phan Hoang) |
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POST 510 Sharing
online English Story with Subtitles ★ British History
Amsterdam
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The Autumn Leaves of Rissyaku-ji Temple（Yamagata, Japan）
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