Vietnamese Artist in Paris Finds Love and Marriage with Australian Man
Vietnamese artist Ngo Huong Giang (47), a lecturer at the Versailles Conservatory in Paris, has married Australian Richard Horne (50). Despite initial opposition from her daughter, their deep mutual understanding and effort have led them to embark on a new chapter in their lives in their fifties.
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