Vietnam Exhibits Golden Age Cai Luong Artifacts, Unveiling Traditional Art's History
Ho Chi Minh City is showcasing precious artifacts from Cai Luong's golden era, including over 100-year-old records and handwritten scripts. The exhibition features more than 300 items collected by a connoisseur over three decades, attracting significant attention, especially from younger audiences.
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