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\u201cDung La Tet\u201d is a lovely poem about a little urban girl who has experienced her very first traditional Tet in her parents\u2019 hometown. \u201cTet\u201d is how Vietnamese people call Lunar New Year. It has a variety of meanings: memories, reunion, love, happiness, and forgiveness. Like Christmas in the Western, people go back home to reunite with friends and family during the Tet season. In the spirit of Tet:
\nTet is here! Tet is there!
\nWe\u2019re all rushing everywhere.
\nGoodbye bikes
\nand cars racing.
\nLet\u2019s go home. Grandma\u2019s waiting!<\/p>\n

The big idea of making the book \u201cDung La Tet\u201d came to Mai and the Poet Bui Phuong Tam when they were searching for materials for a new Vietnamese children book. During the 2019 Tet Holiday, Mai and Tam spent their time photographing and capturing their family\u2019s activities, especially the emotions of Tam\u2019s two years old daughter, a typical city child experiencing her first traditional Tet. The character designs were based on Tam\u2019s family.They are a classical Vietnamese family of four generations. Mai used the pictures from the 90s of the Northern Vietnamese hometown and her childhood memories of Tet for the setting of the book.
\nThe book was published on January 13th, 2020.<\/p>\n

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