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Script:Well, I have to admit that reading news used not to be my sort of thing so I had been indifferent to all kinds of newspaper until I discovered tabloids. On that day, when I was sick and tired of waiting for my friends coming, I picked a piece of The Daily Mirror, which is a well-known British national tabloid, you know, to kill the time. Surprisingly, it impressed me a great deal more deeply than what I had thought. 
Um, you know, at the very first look, I was fascinated by its large and eye-catching pictures with a vivid colors and thought-provoking headlines which are, you know, the typical characteristics of tabloid design. Along with that, I was also enchanted by the information provided in the papers. They tended to emphasize some heated and up-to-date topics such as crimes, celebrities, scandals or blockbusters. All of these features attracted me so profoundly that I started to read this tabloid out of habit.
However, it is a pity that, um,The Daily Mirror is quite unpopular in Vietnam. I can just find it on bookcases at some English centers; therefore, I often go online in order to read them on their websites.
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Night Radio Ep8: IELTS Speaking Sample Answer: Task 2: Newspaper Magazine

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Whenever being asked about who the person having a significant role to play in my life is, I always answer that is my best friend called Nhung. Um, I first met her  5 years ago when we were studying at our high school. Um, At that time, for me,  she was nothing rather than a distant classmate. Since I thought she was not, um, kind of, not my cup of tea. Um, however, time’s gone by, we had more time to talk and share. We often  hung out with each other after classes or went shopping , which helped us to get away from it all and recharged ourselves. well, ever since then,  we got closer and closer. Now she is my beloved soulmate that I can’t imagine how terrible, lonely my life would be if somedays she disappeared. Frankly, I am quite into her tactfulness what I mean here is  she seldom cuts somebody to the quick, or that sort of thing. That is the reason why we have never had any row so far. what’s more,  it is she who gives me useful advice when I am in trouble. Being with her, I don’t have to keep anything quiet because she is such a thoughtful listener that I can, I can let all things out. To be honest not only am I in debt to her but also treasure this priceless friendship.

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Night Radio Ep9: IELTS Speaking Sample Answer: An important person

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- A genetic blood disorder, /ˌθaləˈsiːmɪə / Thalassaemia, has seriously affected the quality of life for more than a fifth of ethnic people in the northern province of Hoa Binh.
/ˌθaləˈsiːmɪə / Thalassaemia, an inherited disorder, prevents the body from making enough of a protein called /ˌhiːməˈgləʊbɪn / haemoglobin, an important part of red blood cells. When there isn't enough, the cells don't function properly and do not live as long, so there are fewer healthy in the bloodstream.
This also means not enough   oxygen being delivered to the body's other cells, which may make a person feel tired, weak or short of breath. This is called /əˈniːmɪə/ anaemia. Blood  transfusions are often necessary to balance the red and white cells. People with /ˌθaləˈsiːmɪə / Thalassaemia may have mild or severe forms of the disease. Severe /əˈniːmɪə/ anaemia can damage organs and even lead to death. Bui Van Hoan, who lives in Yen Nghiep Commune, Lac Son District, said his 13-year-old son needed blood transfusion since he was two. Twice a month Hoan takes him to hospital for a blood transfusion.

Hoa Binh General Hospital's Paediatrics Ward has 10 beds for patients needing transfusions, but there are always 15 to 20 patients waiting for their turn.On average, monthly treatment costs a patient about VND8 million (US$380). Dinh Thi Dieu, head of the ward, said treating the disease was not easy because sometimes the hospital lacked blood and patients had to wait for long periods for a transfusion. This often meant they did not receive enough blood.
On average, each patient need four to six units of blood six to eight times a year. Each unit of blood is 150ml-350ml. Patients with advanced /ˌθaləˈsiːmɪə /  thalassaemia need to visit a hospital once a month. The blood for /ˌθaləˈsiːmɪə / thalassaemia patients makes up 60 per cent of the total blood used in the ward. If patients receive good treatment, they can live for 20 years. If the treatment is inadequate, 10 years is more likely.
To try and control the disease, the Hoa Binh Province People's Committee asked medical staff to test more blood so that proper treatment could be given.Hoa Binh Hospital now wants to set up a special /ˌθaləˈsiːmɪə / thalassaemia centre for ‘diagnosing the disease. Nguyen Thi Minh Phuong, director of the provincial Department of Population and Family Planning, said that while there were still no cures for the disease, it could be prevented by locating people with the gene and advising them not to get married
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Ep43: Hoa Binh struggles with blood disorder

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— A historical television series on the life of King-Monk Tran Nhan Tong, the founder of Viet Nam Zen  Buddhism, will be filmed early next month by the private entertainment group, Viet Nam Tinh Hoa (Viet Ess).
The 45-part series, Phat Hoang Tran Nhan Tong (King-Monk Tran Nhan Tong), is written by a group of 11 scriptwriters and authors knowledgeable about Vietnamese history and Buddhism. The screenplay was based on nine novels by writers Hoang Quoc Hai, Ha An and Tran Dai Si.The film's director, Meritorious Artist Van Luong, and his staff spent more than three years preparing for filming. "My staff and I have worked with dozens of experts in language,   costume design, and props to improve our knowledge and understand how all of these fields in the film are important historically, technically, and socially," said Luong.
The series is about the life and  attainment of  Nirvana of King-Monk Tran Nhan Tong , the third king of the Tran dynasty, who /əˈsend ascended the throne when he was just 21.The King was famed for defeating Mongol invaders. He   abdicated the throne when he was 35 and spent the rest of his life on Yen Tu Mountain, located in Quang Ninh Province, practising and  propagating Buddhism.He founded the Truc Lam School of Zen and worked to unify different Vietnamese Buddhism sects into Vietnamese Zen Buddhism.
The Central Committee of the Viet Nam  Buddhist Sangha has long observed the day the King attained Nirvana (the first day of the 11th lunar month) as the national anniversary of Vietnamese Buddhism.
"Through the film, we wanted to spotlight King-Monk Tran Nhan Tong's remarkable spirit and work," said Luong, adding that the film is his greatest project.Luong's film attracted more than 100 actors and stuntmen, who have been trained by film and theatre experts, such as People's Artists Nguyen Dinh Quang, Man Thu, Nhu Quynh and Le Chuc.
The producer Viet Ess has also constructed a 15-hectare studio in Uong Bi City in Quang Ninh Province for filming.
Post-production work on the film Phat Hoang Tran Nhan Tong will be completed in Ha Noi later this year.
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