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     2 years ago  

    @jacuzzi am really disappointed that as a community leader and native English speaker living in Vietnam you can't even write original content and need to resort to plagiarising content. I'm sure if I keep on searching, I can lift your entire post and find a match from the internet. I guess it was too much to expect from you to respect Hive.

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    Not only acting as the lifeline of the city, Dragon Bridge, with the architecture simulating a dragon of the Ly Dynasty reaching out to the sea, is one of the iconic architectures of Da Nang city.https://tapchithangmay.vn/en/5-famous-vietnamese-architectural-works-around-the-world/ - Not only acting as the lifeline of the city, Dragon Bridge, with the architecture simulating a dragon of the Ly Dynasty reaching out to the sea, is one of the iconic architectures of Da Nang city.
    Built for VND 1.5 trillion ($88m), this six lanes wide bridge symbolizes dominance, progress, and good fortune. It was opened in 2013 to celebrate the 38th anniversary of Da Nang's liberationhttps://vietnamisawesome.com/da-nang/attractions/dragon-bridge - Built for VND 1.5 trillion ($88m), this six lanes wide bridge symbolizes dominance, progress, and good fortune. It was opened in 2013 to celebrate the 38th anniversary of Da Nang's liberation
    The dragon's tail is stylized with the shape of a blooming lotus, a traditional flower associated with a peaceful village in Vietnam. The dragon's body curls out to the sea, expressing Da Nang's desire to integrate with friends from five continents.https://peakd.com/hive-163772/@jonas0503/4-famous-bridges-in-da- The dragon's tail is stylized with the shape of a blooming lotus, a traditional flower associated with a peaceful village in Vietnam. The dragon's body curls out to the sea, expressing Da Nang's desire to integrate with friends from five continents.
    The most beautiful Da Nang Dragon Bridge will be in the evening when more than 2,500 different colorful LED lights are active. The unique feature of this lighting system is that it can change colors flexibly, depending on the scale and type of festival event being held.If you visit here, you cannot miss one of the most precious moments in the world, which is witnessing the Dragon Bridge breathing fire and water. The schedule for the fire-breathing of the Dragon Bridge in Da Nang will be held at 9 pm every Saturday, Sunday, and on major holidays to serve residents and tourists.The fire-breathing performance will occur twice; each turn will include nine times. Next is a water spray performance with three turns, one time each, using modern technology. This activity has made the Dragon Bridge impressive and becomes a famous tourist destination in Da Nang, attracting a lot of tourists every year.https://exploreonevietnam.com/dragon-bridge-da-nang/- Da Nang Dragon Bridge is most beautiful in the evening when more than 2,500 different colorful LED lights are active. The unique feature of this lighting system is that it can change colors flexibly, depending on the scale and type of festival event being held.The schedule for the fire-breathing of Dragon Bridge Da Nang will be held at 9 pm every Saturday, Sunday, and major holidays to serve residents and tourists.The fire-breathing performance will take place 2 times, each turn will include 9 times. Next is a water spray show with 3 turns, 1 time each, using modern technology. This activity has made the Dragon Bridge impressive and becomes a famous tourist destination in Da Nan, attracting many tourists every year.
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    I have to be honest with you. I visited the dragon bridges couples of times and see it on newspaper as well but I hadnt read about its architecture and design until today. Feeling a bit ashamed of myself when I dont even know much about my own country but I guess it's the beauty of Hive, where I can learn something news about things that I already know

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