Recently, Mr. Arnaud Zein El Din - a Mexican architect shared images of neighbors and friends in France taking photos with a paper horse sent from Vietnam.
The story seemed to come to an end, but later a group of Vietnamese friends sent Arnaud another identical paper horse. The package was sent to Pont d'Ain, in eastern France. It seems that this little gift made a strong impression on foreign visitors regarding the country, culture, and the hospitality of the Vietnamese people.
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Cre: Arnaud Zein El Din
Previously, images circulated on social media showing a Mexican guest pulling a suitcase with one hand and hugging the paper horse with the other at the airport. However, later the horse was left behind due to airline regulations.
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Photo: Internet
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He was very happy and posted on his personal wall to show off the paper horse and thank the Vietnamese people for their gift.
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Photo: Comments on Facebook
When the photos were shared on Facebook, many people commented, showing great interest and joy because "the Vietnamese paper horse has made it to Europe."
The story seemed to come to an end, but later a group of Vietnamese friends sent Arnaud another identical paper horse. The package was sent to Pont d'Ain, in eastern France. It seems that this little gift made a strong impression on foreign visitors regarding the country, culture, and the hospitality of the Vietnamese people.
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Cre: Arnaud Zein El Din
Previously, images circulated on social media showing a Mexican guest pulling a suitcase with one hand and hugging the paper horse with the other at the airport. However, later the horse was left behind due to airline regulations.
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Photo: Internet
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He was very happy and posted on his personal wall to show off the paper horse and thank the Vietnamese people for their gift.
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Photo: Comments on Facebook
When the photos were shared on Facebook, many people commented, showing great interest and joy because "the Vietnamese paper horse has made it to Europe."
Thank you to the author of the photo series, Arnaud Zein El Din
Source: Checkin Vietnam and social media
Source: Checkin Vietnam and social media
