Hanoi’s streets quiet on days before Lunar New Year
Hanoi’s streets are usually crowded with people and vehicles, noise and smoke. Now they have become broader as a large number of students and workers left for their hometowns to enjoy Lunar New Year.
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(Source: VNA)
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