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These columns here are entirely old-fashioned columns, ma'am; here, I've just put them together. Yes, uh, that's right These are the beams up here, and everything up here is just easy. That's right, ma'am. Hello everyone, right now Ha Dang is riding a motorbike along provincial road 491. It is the bypass road of National Route 1 in Ninh Binh Province. And today, Hà Đăng's journey will return to Ninh Vân stone village. One of the famous villages renowned for the production of artistic stone carvings And today, Ha Dang will also visit an old house made of stone blocks. About 200 years old One of the houses is quite special. Now we will move into the Ninh Van stone village together. The Ninh Van stone village belongs to Ninh Van Commune, Hoa Lu City, Ninh Binh Province. And today it belongs to Nham Hoa Lu Ward, Ninh Binh Province. Ha Dang has already gone to a bridge here. And down here is probably the Van River, guys. Now we will move forward, and there is a flat area ahead. Then we will turn into Miêng Nghệ Ninh Vân Village. This is the stone's abode, folks. This place produces a wide variety of stones. And shipped to provinces throughout the country This path right here on the right is the entrance to Miêng Nghĩa Stone Village in Ninh Van, folks. Right in front of him, Ha Dang saw a very large gate. Above is the Ninh Van stone carving village. This gate is very beautiful, guys; the carving is quite exquisite. Right inside here, Ha Dang had already seen many stone processing workshops. Three thousand is the rock, guys! Ninh Binh has also planned a specialized craft industrial cluster dedicated to the production of decorative stone. Later, Ha Dang will run inside to show you the craft village area. You see, right at the beginning here, there are already so many stone production modifications. And now that we're up here, you can already hear the machinery rumbling, folks. Nowadays, the locals no longer produce stone the old-fashioned manual way as they did in the past. And it has already been supported by technology. All the patterns have already been drawn on the computer. Among them, the CNC machine is different, so it's very beautiful and extremely accurate and precise, guys. Look, there are extremely many rocks here, you guys Fix that stone's product If you've never been to Ninh Van before, you'll likely be overwhelmed when you enter the industrial zone shortly. And after visiting the industrial cluster, later Há Đăng will detour to visit the old house. Made entirely of stone, dating back approximately 200 years, folks. The house is very special. Yes, Ha Dang has arrived at the Mi Nghe stone village industrial cluster in Ninh Van, everyone. Here, you can see these stone workshops are extremely large. And ahead, people could see very large stone slabs. And the stone-made products they have are very numerous at the market. There are way too many of you, guys! We'll turn into the road leading into the industrial zone to take a look inside, okay? Do you all see the stones clearly? The engine roars. They're producing stone here, you guys Even the rock itself is banned This is the stone's abode. This is probably the rock cradle of Vietnam, guys. Vietnam's stone coffin Here, they mainly produce products related to religious structures, guys. For example, the royal tomb or the Black Pagoda Many people come here and order the making of very special stone houses. And later we will visit an ancient stone house. It's quite special right near this industrial complex, guys. Here, now besides blue stone, they also produce other colored stones, guys. For example, white stone, green stone similar to imported stones, ladies and gentlemen They are very diverse. And the products are also much more diverse than those of the past. Now they are producing both artistic stone products and industrial-related stone products. For example, urban decorative stones, to name just one instance Urban projects, for example You see, "sửang bát ngàn" is always "sửang." This is a large-scale operation, not some small, scattered setup like the ones we usually see by the roadside. They produce these items on a large scale, with all machinery and equipment fully utilized. Introducing technology into the industry will definitely improve product quality. Just as it will increase labor productivity But here, I feel it's a bit polluted, guys. A bit of air pollution. Because in this profession, you just can't avoid it, my dear. It is unavoidable that it will cause air pollution. There are so many stone clumps. Right there on your right, you can see huge machinery. The doors are very large; they're splitting the stone apart. Now we'll take a walk around, and then we'll go see your old house. Right now, Hai Dang is standing in front of the gate of that old house, guys. This house is located right next to the main road leading into the Dinhh Van Industrial Zone area. Now we will move inside together to explore this house, everyone. That's a very old gate, guys. Inside, Hai Dang sees a very beautiful stone dog, guys. This dog was probably made quite a long time ago, guys. Hai Deng found its lines quite inferior. And right in front of you, look, is a stone water bend, guys. Very unique, you guys! I don't know whether this container is currently used for holding water or not. Probably now we're using tap water, so this bottle opener is just for display, to make things look nice, guys. Guys, this carved piece is quite exquisite, isn't it? Very beautiful And Hai Dang noticed that the courtyard was completely paved with stone. The paving stones have gaps through which grass and weeds grow. It's so beautiful, guys. According to Hai Dang, this house was built by Mr. Luong Van Xien. Mr. Luong Van Xien was formerly a worker who participated in the construction process of the Phat Diep Stone Church in Kim Son, Ninh Binh, folks. After the church was completed, Mr. Xiển invited his friends to his hometown to help him build this house. And now, it has been over 100 years, folks. And currently, this house is owned by Mr. Luong Van Hien's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dinh Thi Long. I am already 87 years old this year. She is still living here with her grandchildren. It is the third generation She is the third generation since Uncle Xien, who built this house. I'll go inside to shoot the interior for you to see. Right here in the center is the worship area. And we will together gaze upon these inner spaces here. The entire column, as well as the fence and the wall, are all made of stone, guys. Only up here is the roof truss made of lim wood. And the roof is covered with hip tiles, as you can see. After a long period of time, it has naturally faded in color, and it's also very vintage, guys. Only the roof section and this wooden part will be completely renewed, folks. Because when the war broke out, this structure had already been damaged by American bombs. So there's only a single number of columns left, as well as a few remaining details. The rest, most of it, has already been rebuilt, guys. And on this wall, Hai is seeing a photograph of Madam Long together with her husband. It's so beautiful, guys. Right above here, Hai is seeing a very beautiful pattern, guys. Here, there's still a half of a bed left, that is, half of the bed, you know. This bed is over 100 years old, you know. This bed is broken in half; the other half, Madam Long and Madam Chicken brought it here. The bed in the center has already been renewed. We will continue observing the interior of the house together. This stone house is absolutely wonderful, guys—it's incredibly beautiful. These eels, these eels are the ones that have sunk down into the pond, humble and quiet. And this one on top here, it brought it over and made it into a boot. That's right, it went to Vietnam. It's done; the American floor is next. So it has four Then it turned out my grandson bought 11 cubic meters of lim wood. Returning from the Island is... Done already? Going to fix it again, huh? Fix it again to be old just like the old days This wharf is an old one. That's the new small door, but it's already old just like that. Do it just as it used to be, no different at all So, what's left from the old days in this house, ma'am? Is this stone wall still made of the old stone? Or have I already done it again? This stone is a new one. Just cause some trouble here, that's all. Here he is, my husband. It's done, put it back together After fetching the iron, tally it up again. Outside inside This is the old days of the past. The rockfall just happened. These are the old columns, aren't they, ma'am? How many is this old column here? These are the old stone pillars. These pillars here are completely the old pillars from back then, aren't they, ma'am? This is me putting it together. These beams up here are all just right. That's too much, isn't it? So there are still some old slabs remaining. Those two carp fish These used to never break back then. And this one is completely broken. The entire stone wall is completely finished. Long ago, it all collapsed completely already. It's done, let's make a new one That house over there is the new one. Kitchen house