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CULTURE OF VIETNAM
A.INTRODUCE
Vietnam has a very rich culture that has been shaped by many different civilizations throughout history. Through many long struggles, the Vietnamese have created our unique culture. Our culture has been influenced by many other civilizations: the ancient peoples that once inhabited the land, the Chinese, the French, and most recently, the Americans and Russians.
Vietnamese food - Top foods you must try at least once in Vietnam
Vietnam is known not
only sight seeing but also food. Not only is it
delicious in taste but also has the unique colors of Vietnam
B.BODY
5 things you need to know when you come to VietNam
I
Things you can do in VietNam
II
Things you can’t do in VietNam
III
I.5 things you need to know when you come to
Viet Nam
1
2
3
4
5
The ao dai
Ao Ba Ba
Rice
The cup of fish sauce
Using chopsticks
1.Clothing
THE AO DAI
The exact origin of Ao dai is still controversial.
Ao dai is thought to be influenced by the imperial Chinese garb of the Qing Dynasty, known as Cheongsam. It is a fitted, full-length dress worn over black or white loose-fitting trousers.
1.Clothing
Ao ba ba
Ao ba ba literally means the shirt of madam Ba, make people mistake.Áo bà ba include: a simple short shirt with long sleeves and buttons from the neck down to the belly. Ao ba ba is always paired with long silk trousers. The colors of this set depend on the combination and the desire of the wearers.
2.Food
Rice
Rice is the main grain for the Vietnamese people.
Rice paper is often seen wrapped around meat, vegetables, and noodles, and then fried to make Vietnamese egg
rolls.
Rice is eaten at almost every meal.
3.Customs
Using the chopsticks
Another interesting feature is when eating food in our country you have to use chopsticks. Using chopsticks is an art, skillful, not chopping to drop food ... Vietnamese chopsticks still present at every family meals.
3.Customs
The cup of the fish sauce
In Vietnamese meals
is always placed in the middle of the tray of rice to symbolize “Through thick and thin”. Some people believe that any dish of China or France with the presence of fish sauce in it, has become Vietnamese dish.
II.Things you can do in VietNam
II.Things you can do in VietNam
II.Things you can’t do in VietNam
II.Things you can’t do in VietNam
C.CONCLUSION
The Vietnamese cultural society managed to reach a level of development that was higher than the ones others were experiencing at that period within the region. Its characteristics led to the development most of the South East Asian culture as we know it due to the common Southern Mongoloid roots they shared in addition to the rice culture. In a later development, systems of local cultures in the different regions of the Ca, the Ma and Red rivers came together to come up with the culture known as Dong Son during the embryonic era before invasion. The ability to maintain this culture should be emulated by other cultures in order to preserve history.
Goodbye
CULTURE OF VIETNAM
A.INTRODUCE
Vietnam has a very rich culture that has been shaped by many different civilizations throughout history. Through many long struggles, the Vietnamese have created our unique culture. Our culture has been influenced by many other civilizations: the ancient peoples that once inhabited the land, the Chinese, the French, and most recently, the Americans and Russians.
Vietnamese food - Top foods you must try at least once in Vietnam
Vietnam is known not
only sight seeing but also food. Not only is it
delicious in taste but also has the unique colors of Vietnam
B.BODY
5 things you need to know when you come to VietNam
I
Things you can do in VietNam
II
Things you can’t do in VietNam
III
I.5 things you need to know when you come to
Viet Nam
1
2
3
4
5
The ao dai
Ao Ba Ba
Rice
The cup of fish sauce
Using chopsticks
1.Clothing
THE AO DAI
The exact origin of Ao dai is still controversial.
Ao dai is thought to be influenced by the imperial Chinese garb of the Qing Dynasty, known as Cheongsam. It is a fitted, full-length dress worn over black or white loose-fitting trousers.
1.Clothing
Ao ba ba
Ao ba ba literally means the shirt of madam Ba, make people mistake.Áo bà ba include: a simple short shirt with long sleeves and buttons from the neck down to the belly. Ao ba ba is always paired with long silk trousers. The colors of this set depend on the combination and the desire of the wearers.
2.Food
Rice
Rice is the main grain for the Vietnamese people.
Rice paper is often seen wrapped around meat, vegetables, and noodles, and then fried to make Vietnamese egg
rolls.
Rice is eaten at almost every meal.
3.Customs
Using the chopsticks
Another interesting feature is when eating food in our country you have to use chopsticks. Using chopsticks is an art, skillful, not chopping to drop food ... Vietnamese chopsticks still present at every family meals.
3.Customs
The cup of the fish sauce
In Vietnamese meals
is always placed in the middle of the tray of rice to symbolize “Through thick and thin”. Some people believe that any dish of China or France with the presence of fish sauce in it, has become Vietnamese dish.
II.Things you can do in VietNam
II.Things you can do in VietNam
II.Things you can’t do in VietNam
II.Things you can’t do in VietNam
C.CONCLUSION
The Vietnamese cultural society managed to reach a level of development that was higher than the ones others were experiencing at that period within the region. Its characteristics led to the development most of the South East Asian culture as we know it due to the common Southern Mongoloid roots they shared in addition to the rice culture. In a later development, systems of local cultures in the different regions of the Ca, the Ma and Red rivers came together to come up with the culture known as Dong Son during the embryonic era before invasion. The ability to maintain this culture should be emulated by other cultures in order to preserve history.
Goodbye
 







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