In Vietnamese folk tales, there are many stories like Ms. Dau, Chi Pheo, but my favorite is the story of the Cau Vang.

In the story Lao Hac, he died extremely painful, extremely struggling, physically extreme. His whole life was miserable until he closed his eyes, he could never return to his motherland in peace. Lao Hac's death was unexpected – unexpected to all, both Binh Tu and his close neighbor, Mr. Giao; Everyone in the village. He is a very kind person and has only one close friend, which is Mr. Vang, but due to the situation to exploit, he had to sell his only best friend. 

Through the above story, we have learned the lesson that should love the people around, should not criticize them 

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The ambiance of a music festival sparks a light inside anyone attending. The electric energy pulsating through the crowd is an addicting rush that unites every single concertgoer in perfect harmony.

If you've ever been to a festival, you know what I'm talking about (and I don't just sound crazy). It's an adrenaline rush like you've never experienced before, and it's not just the drugs.

A good festival experience will consist of meeting people you never normally would, listening to the sweet melodies of music you've never heard before and making golden memories you can keep with you for the rest of your life.

There are two things every Millennial should do in his or her early 20s, without a doubt: travel abroad to explore a foreign culture and attend a music festival.

There are so many reasons you should invest your time and money in a music festival this season.

Not that I should really have to do any convincing here, but let's back this up with some research, just in case you need a valid excuse to leave work and embark on a musical journey.