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    The document appears to be a presentation about Vietnamese literature and poetry. It includes summaries and analyses of three works: "The Days Always Belongs to the Sun" by Tran Thanh Ha, a short story; "The Beautiful Wreckage" by W.D. Eherhart, a poem; and "The Mandarin of the Flower Festival" by Pham Duy Khiem, a literary text. For each work, it provides the title, author, genre, characters if applicable, themes, point of view, and a brief plot summary. The presentation also includes background context about Vietnamese culture and Buddhism to aid understanding of the works.

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    Powerpoint Vietnam

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    Reziel Mae Yosores-Omboy
    The document appears to be a presentation about Vietnamese literature and poetry. It includes summaries and analyses of three works: "The Days Always Belongs to the Sun" by Tran Thanh Ha, a short story; "The Beautiful Wreckage" by W.D. Eherhart, a poem; and "The Mandarin of the Flower Festival" by Pham Duy Khiem, a literary text. For each work, it provides the title, author, genre, characters if applicable, themes, point of view, and a brief plot summary. The presentation also includes background context about Vietnamese culture and Buddhism to aid understanding of the works.

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    VIETNAM’S SHORT STORY;

    * THE DAYS ALWAYS


    BELONGS TO THE SUN BY:
    TRAN THANH HA
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    • VIETNAM’S POEM

    * THE BEAUTIFUL
    WRECKAGE BY: W.D
    EHERHART

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    THE MANDARIN OF
    THE FLOWER
    FESTIVAL BY P. KHIEM
    Author: Pham Duy Khiem
    Literature (of what country): Vietnamese Literature
    Characters:
    • Tu Thuc (Protagonist)
    • Giang Huong (Rosy Incense)
    • Nguy, Queen Fairy (Mother of Giang)
    Two young servant girls
    • Old man (Grandson of Tu Thuc)
    Theme: Culture and Religion. How the people appreciates their beliefs and desires
    Point of view used in the literary text: Third-person Point of view
    Plot summary:
    A mandarin (bureaucrat) lived by the name of Tu Thuc was sent to govern the district of Tien Du.
    Near his residence was an old pagoda, famous for magnificent peony shrub. Whenever the shrub
    flowered it drew a crowd of pilgrims, so each spring there was a festival.

    It also means that spiritual awakening and faithfulness. Even this is emerged in murky waters in the
    morning and be perfectly clean a sign of purity.
    Brocade robe: In Buddhism it is the robe where Buddha wears in statues as every Buddhists called
    him the enlightened one or the awakened one.
    Phoenix: In Buddhism means that is endowed with all of the magical qualities of auspiciousness:
    longevity, resurrection. It also symbolizes peace and tranquility.
    The land of the Immortals (Place for Pilgrims): In other words, the place of enlightenment of the
    Buddhist where Gautama achieved enlightenment under a Bodhi Tree. 36
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