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Used Bookstores Keep Reading Culture Alive In Vietnam

First Posted: 09/13/10 01:20 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 06:40 PM ET

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The southern city is known as the "centre" for old book shops in the country. The city has an ample number of book collectors and, more importantly, it has a climate that is more favourable for preserving books than the North.

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The southern city is known as the "centre" for old book shops in the country. The city has an ample number of book collectors and, more importantly, it has a climate that is more favourable for preser...
The southern city is known as the "centre" for old book shops in the country. The city has an ample number of book collectors and, more importantly, it has a climate that is more favourable for preser...
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