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Challenges of City Life and Tết Festival

The document discusses three distinct topics: the author's dislike for city life due to noise, high costs, and pollution; the dedication of police officer Chu Hai Yen in drug prevention and community support; and the significance of Tết, a beloved Vietnamese festival that celebrates the lunar new year with family reunions and traditional customs. Each section highlights personal experiences and cultural values. Overall, the document reflects on urban challenges, community service, and cultural traditions.

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Challenges of City Life and Tết Festival

The document discusses three distinct topics: the author's dislike for city life due to noise, high costs, and pollution; the dedication of police officer Chu Hai Yen in drug prevention and community support; and the significance of Tết, a beloved Vietnamese festival that celebrates the lunar new year with family reunions and traditional customs. Each section highlights personal experiences and cultural values. Overall, the document reflects on urban challenges, community service, and cultural traditions.

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CITY LIFE: I dislike city life.

Firstly, the noise and congestion of the city often create a sense of
frustrated, stress and pressure. Second, the cost of living here is very high, from housing and
transportation to daily expenses, which makes me constantly worry about earning enough money to
cover them. Third, pollution from vehicles and factories makes the air and environment harmful,
affecting health. In conclusion, drawbacks such as stress, traffic congestion, high costs, and pollution
make it hard for me to enjoy city life.

COMMUNITY HELPER: Chu Hai Yen is a police officer in the drug prevention team. He is tall, with
short, neat hair, and always wears a police uniform when on duty. Hai Yen is a very brave, patient, and
dedicated person in his work. He, along with his team, works tirelessly to prevent drug trafficking and
use, while also educating the community about the dangers of drugs. He also frequently participates in
programs to support drug addicts and help them reintegrate into society. I greatly admire and
appreciate Hai Yen for his courage, dedication, and continuous efforts in protecting the safety and
health of everyone.

LOCAL FESTIVAL: For many Vietnamese people, Tết is one of the most important and beloved
festivals of the year. It usually takes place at the end of January or the beginning of February, marking
the start of the lunar new year. Tết always captivates people with a variety of exciting activities, such as
cooking sticky rice, decorating homes, and participating in traditional games held all around the country.
Tết is also a time for family reunions, as people take time off work to visit relatives, friends, and
colleagues. Beyond the festive fun, Tết is also an occasion to express gratitude to ancestors and wish
children good fortune by giving them lucky money. In conclusion, Tết is a wonderful time for Vietnamese
people to relax, have fun, and practice traditional customs.

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