Do you ever think about your hometown from time to time? I often think of my hometown when I’m feeling lonely. I was born in a village called “PH\u01af\u1eceNGDiNH.” My village has a big river and bamboo forests. For me, the river and bamboo are nostalgic childhood memories.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Most of the people in the village work in agriculture, so everyone greets each other and lives in close-knit communities every day. How about your village?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I am currently studying in Japan. When people think of Japan, they often imagine cherry blossoms and Mount Fuji. Japan has beautiful scenery and is a convenient country. However, life in Japan is fast-paced, so I think many students studying here, like me, feel tired at times.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
When you feel tired, what do you do? I asked this question and received various answers. Some people go out to play, and others meet up with friends.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
However, for me, the best way to relieve fatigue and stress is to leave crowded places and go to a quiet place. There, I enjoy the scenery and take photos, which makes me feel refreshed while connecting to my hometown.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Do you take pride in your hometown? You definitely should. My hometown is known for its rice. The rice produced in my village is considered the most famous in Vietnam. I take pride in this rice wherever I go. Since the rice from my village has a limited production, it is not widely available in the market. It is chosen as a special gift. Everyone in the village hopes that our village’s rice will become known worldwide. I am troubled by the need to do something about it. When I return to my hometown, I want to think of ways to increase the rice production in the village and let the world know about the deliciousness of this rice. To achieve this, I will work hard in Japan a little longer. I love my hometown.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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