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yup , but it also come with revival of old culture ( aka tea art are returning after year of neglect ( 1970-2000 only old people still keep the tea art , now more and more young people interest in it and drink tea again , tradition dress revival ( dressthat are older then 18th century cause Vietnam still manage to maintain and still daily used of tradition dress of 18 th century ( the ao dai , you still can see female wearing it in Vietnam and male version in wedding and funeral and other occasion ) similar to hanfu revival movement in china , they still maintain the Qipao but now a lot of young Chinese are revival older dress , when poor you don't think about culture and tradition all you think is money and food , with the economic getting better people start to think beyond money / food => some will go back to tradition and history , while other go to high culture ( opera music , classical music , tradition music ,. ... ) with the economic growth , the govt also have more money to spend on old building ( maintain , repair , rebuilt of damage building ) hue imperial city are giving priority , the imperial city was badly damage by war and bad economic of the 80s ( we were poorer then AfricanIt happens all over the world, that is why preserving and exhibiting old photographs and films of what use to be "just a routine life" not only extraordinary events are important.

A photo of NVA soldier in Cambodia , the wound guy name is Huu , the guy carry him name Duc ( from thanh hoa province ) taken in 1970