Rice fields in Yen Bai, Vietnam

Rice terrace fields in the northern Vietnam give an impressive image, home to the ethnic minority people who live on farming.

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Vietnam closeup: Photo of a street vendor

Vietnam closeup: Photo of a street vendor: A harsh livelihood in a city. A street vendor is trying to sell colourful towels under scorching July sun at noon even though few passers-b...

Vietnam closeup: Photo of a street vendor

Vietnam closeup: Photo of a street vendor: A harsh livelihood in a city. A street vendor is trying to sell colourful towels under scorching July sun at noon even though few passers-b...

On the way to a floating market

A couple is vendors who are going to a floating market to sell vegetables. drinks, pork ... There is no room to store. A husband standing behind is steering a small boat while a wife is arranging everything for sales. However, in rainy season, their sales will come down.

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Rice field, Vietnam

Rice terrace fields looks like a beautiful painting of nature that is normally found in the northern Vietnam. These images are seen in the South East Asian countries. In Vietnam, these areas are home to the ethnic minority people who live on farming, husbandry. Although their life full of hardship, they meet both ends only due to climate change. This is why rural people leave their native village to earn their living in big cities. Due to lack of knowledge, skills, they have to accept manual work in unsafe conditions of working, leading harmful influence upon their health. Non-education, poverty, disease and death is a vicious circle that a worker has to suffer in Vietnam.

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Photo of a street vendor

A photo describes a vendor carrying his items on a head to sell. He looks like a circus actor who presents his show in front of the audience. He ignores a risk of traffic accident that is waiting ahead. For him, selling his items to cover his family's expense matters. Such a life is commonly seen in our life.

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Rice Terrace field

Early morning ethnic minority women go on newly seeded terrace field, starting a hard day under a scorching sun. They toil-and-moil to meet both ends till the sunset. What a harsh life!

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Photo of a street vendor

A harsh livelihood in a city. A street vendor is trying to sell colourful towels under scorching July sun at noon even though few passers-by are on a street. He is covering his head with a hat and towel to reduce the heat.

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A photo of livelihood

 A photo depicts a livelihood of the Hanoian. An old bicycle carries lots of fruits for sale. Under a rain, a seller stands her bicycle, covers her items with a nylon to take a shelter. Looking at a photo, we will predict how much money she earns a day. What a harsh life!

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Rain photo of Hoi An ancient town

Hoi An ancient, town in the Middle Vietnam in a raining season, is depicted in a photo of a photograph contest.

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Rain photo

How innovative it is!

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Street photography

The photo "A street he goes on" won the third prize in a contest of Street Photography. It depicts a disabled person struggling with a flooded street during a dog and cat rain to come back home in a hurry. A pain of a city dweller.

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Children go to school under a rain

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Photography contest of rain

The rain is a repeated headline that has drawn the attention of the Vietnamese. The government has realised many approaches to solving a headache problem but it is still at an impasse. The street photography depicts scenes of streets under rain in Vietnam.

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3 D art

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Bach Ma, Vietnam

Bach Ma is located near a Vietnam and Laos border, one of the last regions that contain jungles. 

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Man Na Ka Valley, Moc Chau

Man Na Ka Valley, Moc Chau Province, is located in the Northern Vietnam.

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3D art

Street art