Unit 1: Local environment - Getting started (p.2)

Chào em, em tham khảo:
Em xem ảnh sửa như sau:
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Chào em, em tham khảo:
em xem lại câu sau:
1. It begins in late January or early February.
3. They clean and decorate their home and enjoy special food such as sticky rice cakes.
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Chào em, em tham khảo:
em xem lại câu:
1A => may + V_infinitive: có thể làm gì
2D => câu điều kiện loại 2: If + S + V_ed, S + would/ could/ might + V_infinitive
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Chào em, em tham khảo:
Em xem lại câu 5 => chọn C - mặc dù
tạm dịch: Hôm qua trời đã mưa mặc dù dự báo thời tiết đẹp.
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Chào em, em tham khảo bài sửa sau nhé.

Dong Ho paintings, originating from Dong Ho village in Bac Ninh province, are a type of Vietnamese folk art with a rich history spanning over 400 years. In the past, there were 17 families engaged in the painting profession in the village, but the number decreased after the revolution. Fortunately, the tradition of Dong Ho paintings was later revived.

What sets Dong Ho paintings apart is not only the choice of materials but also the unique printing technique employed. The paper used is meticulously handcrafted from the Do tree, while the background is often coated with resin or a paste mixed with powder from Scallop shells, resulting in a captivating shimmering effect. This particular type of paper is known as Diep paper. The colors utilized in these paintings are all derived from natural sources: white from seashells and scallop shells, indigo blue from indigo leaves, black from bamboo charcoal, yellow from luscious, and red from red pebbles or wine wood. These organic pigments imbue the artwork with a charming rustic beauty that reflects the essence of the Vietnamese countryside.

Dong Ho paintings evoke a sense of tranquillity and simplicity, capturing the nostalgic atmosphere of Vietnamese hometowns. Each image depicted in these paintings carries profound hidden meanings, symbolizing Vietnamese ideals, qualities, and the spirit of its people.

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