Mekong Delta Memories: A Life Intertwined with Ducks
A writer from Vietnam's Mekong Delta recounts their childhood experiences with raising and consuming ducks, a staple in local life. The piece details duck dishes prepared for Tet and daily meals, highlighting the respect for the animal's life.
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