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In the first letter, Lan shares her enjoyable trip to Hội An, Vietnam, highlighting the charming streets, local specialties, and beautiful sunrise at the beach. In the second letter, Lan expresses her struggles with strict parents who disapprove of her social life, seeking advice from her friend Anna on how to handle the situation. Both letters reflect Lan's experiences and emotions regarding travel and family dynamics.

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In the first letter, Lan shares her enjoyable trip to Hội An, Vietnam, highlighting the charming streets, local specialties, and beautiful sunrise at the beach. In the second letter, Lan expresses her struggles with strict parents who disapprove of her social life, seeking advice from her friend Anna on how to handle the situation. Both letters reflect Lan's experiences and emotions regarding travel and family dynamics.

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Bài 1:

Dear Sunny,
How have you been? I hope you are doing well. In the summer, my family and I went to one of the
oldest cities in Vietnam called Hội An. It was incredible!

We first walked around the charming streets of the old town. In addition, we wet to the famous
pogada called Cau pagoda to pray for a peaceful and happy life. After that, we enjoyed the specialties
here such as broth, cao lau, Quang noodles… These were specialties and many tourists came to eat.

The next day, we went to the beach to watch the sunrise near the city. We exxperienced the restaurant
and especially the floating lanterns.

Hoi An is one of the wonderful cities in Vietnam that made me not want to leave. If you have a
chance, you should come to explore Hoi An.
Best wishes,
Lan

Bai 2:
Dear Anna,
How are things? Hope you are doing well. Everthing is great at school expect I’m having problems
with my parents at home. I really need some advice.

I enjoy hanging out with my friends not only to learn but also to relax after stressful classes. But my
parents don’t like that. They are really strict who set hard rules and manage my [Link] it’s
very difficult for me to talk to my friends about that issue.

I am very sad and upset. I regularly clean the house and never do anything wrong with my parents.
However, it hurts my feelings because they didn’t believe in me. They can’t understand how
important friends are to me.

What do you think about this issue? What should I do now? I look forward to hearing from you.
Best,
Lan

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