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Introducing the world's most expensive lemon variety, once priced at a staggering $300 per kilogram. Now, successfully cultivated in Vietnam, this rare citrus gem is within reach. Fresh finger lemons and saplings are readily available on online marketplaces, offering enthusiasts a chance to experience this luxurious fruit.

The story of a young Chinese girl has left the public in shock and disbelief.

Chilly mornings pose a daily dilemma for office workers: how to stay warm without sacrificing style and sophistication.

There will come a day when you truly understand that a person's real clarity isn’t measured by how many grand criticisms they can make, but by their ability to recognize and respect their own boundaries, knowing when to say “no.”

If you're visiting Ho Chi Minh City during the final months of the year, don’t miss the chance to indulge in a sizzling, aromatic menu of local specialties, perfect for rainy days.

Once cultivated solely for ornamental purposes and home decor, few could have imagined that the vibrant red clusters of ornamental palm hanging from porches would transform into a prized ingredient for gourmet delicacies.

A seemingly simple style of pants that remarkably "defies age," ensuring a sleek silhouette while maintaining elegance and youthful charm at any age.

Amidst the bustling modern eateries, Hanoi cherishes its timeless bánh cuốn stalls, each a decades-old sanctuary where the taste of nostalgia lingers. Below are three revered destinations, celebrated by locals and travelers alike as the epitome of authentic Hanoi flavors.

Wild river shrimp are a seasonal delicacy, abundant during June and July when the rainy season brings moisture to the forests.

Unpretentious and unassuming, dried beef salad is neither as elaborate as a traditional feast nor as luxurious as a restaurant dish. Yet, this humble "snack" encapsulates the very essence of old Hanoi—a symphony of colors, aromas, and flavors that whisper tales of a bygone era.