Reunification Express, a long train journey from Hanoi to Saigon
by Santel on 06/11/2009
in Entertainment
arrived in siem reap for work and by chance i turn on the TV, i usually don’t have time to watch TV these days but last night it was a remarkable program on Australia Network channel,
it’s a program called Trails From The East, yesterday they were filming since the train started from Hanoi to Saigon, the trip take almost 30 hours,
they were interviewing many people about their opinions and how past still remains in their mind. people talked about what they thinking about the past and how they can forgive the American soldiers … etc
it was a very interesting documentary i would recommend to all of you, and next week it would be the train in Cambodia. that’s something i want to do since long time and until today i still got no chance to get on that train yet, until now i guess there’s no train today.
i will remind you again about the program next week, so that you don’t forget to watch … you will enjoy the experience of the Cambodia history about the train station,
the train station, not just simply a station, it’s a political history place,
Program detail at Australia Network
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