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I'd like to talk about a fascinating era in Vietnamese history, particularly the legendary origin of our nation. As a Vietnamese, I hold a deep passion for the rich history that shaped our identity. The era I want to delve into is the one marked by the legend of Lạc Long Quân and Âu Cơ. Long ago, in the land of Lạc Việt, which is now the northern region of our country, there lived a dragon-blooded deity named Lạc Long Quân, who was the son of the dragon goddess. Like his mother, who was born to the sea, occasionally coming to live on land, he, too, possessed magical powers. Lạc Long Quân later married Âu Cơ, a beautiful mountain fairy. One year later, Âu Cơ gave birth. But no ordinary child was born to the king and queen. Rather, Âu Cơ gave birth to a golden sack containing 100 eggs. However, due to the differences in customs and habits, with one living on land and the other in the mountains, Lạc Long Quân left 50 of the sons to the coastal regions, while the remaining 50 went to the mountains. They established villages and became the ancestors of the Vietnamese people. The eldest among their sons, known as Hùng Vương, was elevated to the status of king. I first learned about this captivating era through various sources, including my parents and the educational system in Vietnam. However, the story was particularly vivid in my mind as my grandmother often shared it as a bedtime tale during my childhood. The reason I find this era so intriguing is the profound connection it establishes with the roots of our nation. Knowing the origin story provides a sense of belonging and understanding of our cultural heritage.
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