Hometown

Well, the first thing i should mentions is that my hometown is called Bình Dương. I
was born and raised there and I can say it is definitely my favorite place. It is located
in the south of Vietnam, which is about 20km away from Ho Chi Minh city.

Secondly, the town is both traditional and modern. I call it traditional because there
still are many festivals celebrated by the locals, yet modern, as it is starting to
be developed just like other province having much more sophisticated infrastructure
and industrial area. You can enjoy Lady Thien Hau Pagoda Festival or people call it
the anniversary of the death of Lady Thien Hau on the 15th of the 1st lunar month
yearly

Though Binh Duong is more suitable for expats who come to live and work rather
than to travel, there are still some interesting cultural activities that are significant for
Binh Duong province and cannot be missed like Lady Thien Hau Pagoda – a
worshipping site and religious place attracting amny pilgrims from all over the
country. Every year on the 15th of the 1st lunar month, there is Lady Thien Hau
Pagoda Festival - the anniversary of the death of Lady Thien Hau.
For those who love eating tropical fruits but could not afford a trip to Mekong delta
province, Fruit Garden in Lai Thieu can satisfy you somehow. The fruit Lai Thieu is
most famous for is mangosteen.
Fav songs

Today I want to share with you about my favorite song.

Well, the point I’d like to begin with is that I am a massive fan of pop
music. If you're familiar with pop music over the last decade or so, odds
are that you're familiar with Ed Sheeran. The British-born star has
topped international charts countless times with his infectious hit songs
and has established a solid place in music history. The song was
released recently by Ed is called “Bad Habits”

Second of all, After listening to the song for the very first time, I thought
it was OK, but it slowly grew on me and since then, I’ve put it on
constant replay. For veteran fans of Ed, "Bad Habits" seems like a
departure from his usual stripped-down acoustic melodies. The song
incorporates more aspects of electronic music, and a select handful of
catchy words, which makes it seem reminiscent of other big-time pop
hits.

Finally, I thinks the meaning of the songs is relatable to me. The song is
partially about reflecting on bad decisions, often made late at night.
Through lyrics he paints a picture of how impulsive decisions can lead
to less-than-ideal outcomes. Even though some of the lyrics are a bit
dark, the song still plays like a feel-good party bop.
 Pollution of every kind is a problem in the major cities. The air quality is generally
not great. Many people wear masks to filter out the dirt so they’re not breathing so
much of it.
 There used to be a lot of periodic flooding and power outages in
Saigon but over the years, this has improved. Expect to be target for
thieves too, if you’re foreign looking as people usually think you
have more money.