Vietnamese Students Debate Boundaries of Culinary Preservation and Commercialization
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Vietnamese Students Debate Boundaries of Culinary Preservation and Commercialization

At a university competition in Hanoi, teams developing a culinary knowledge preservation project and an EV charging fire prevention system engaged in a lively debate about commercialization and sustainability.

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