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Hanoi on show through photographers’ eyes

Almost 200 photos taken and collected by foreign ambassadors and diplomats working in Vietnam , as well as researchers, artists and photographers from many countries worldwide are on display at an exhibition that opened in Hanoi on September 24.
Almost 200 photos taken and collected by foreign ambassadors anddiplomats working in Vietnam , as well as researchers, artists andphotographers from many countries worldwide are on display at anexhibition that opened in Hanoi on September 24.

The black and white and colour photos record the simple moments of anancient and peaceful Hanoi which is now on the pathway ofdevelopment and integration.

Visitors have achance to share with international friends their feelings about thecapital city’s relics and landscapes through photos of Hoan Kiem Lake,Hoa Phong Tower, The Huc Bridge, Tortoise Tower, Ngoc Son Temple, theTemple of Literature with doctors’ steles and antique Khue Van Cac(Pavilion of Constellation of Literature), as well as Long Bien Bridgeand Tran Quoc Pagoda.

Speaking at the openingceremony, Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Ngo Thi ThanhHang said the exhibition is a beautiful flower in the multicolouredflower garden celebrating the 1,000 th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi,helping strengthen the friendship, understanding and cultural exchangebetween people of Hanoi and Vietnam with international friends.

The exhibition, entitled “1,000-year-old Hanoi throughinternational friends’ eyes”, will run until September 28 at 45 TrangTien St./.
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