Dong Ho village, which is famous for folk paintings, is very busy producing paper-made items, especially motorbikes, to serve the upcoming Tet Nguyen Tieu.
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A paper-made Honda motorbike for the dead is a little smaller than the real vehicle.< /> |
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It also has a kilometer meter and flash-lights as real product. |
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The price for such a motorbike is 400,000 at Dong Ho village. |
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Paper-made rims. |
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Made-in-Dong Ho village pinions and chains. |
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A bodywork of a luxurious SH motorbike. |
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Sports motorbikes. |
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Besides motorbikes, Dong Ho villagers produce other things for the dead. A paper-made horse of 1.7m height is wholesaled at 200,000 dong at the village but it is up to one million dong at |
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Life sized dummies |
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The price for a dummy is up to a million dong. |
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This is the Ba Chua Kho (Queen of the Stock) and her attaches. |
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Dummies will be burnt in the upcoming Ram Thang Gieng (February 28). |
PV
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