Walking into the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam, you will feel like you are in a lively and vibrant picture. People come and go, motorbikes whizz by, street vendors shout all kinds of food, and the faint aroma wafts in the roadside alleys. I couldn't help but be fascinated by the unique atmosphere and wanted to experience the charm of the city in depth.
Walking down the street, I was suddenly caught in the sight. A Vietnamese female police officer in a beautiful uniform is standing at an intersection, holding a traffic baton, and heroically directing the passing traffic. She has long hair and a shawl, dark skin, and firm eyes, with a unique oriental charm, as if she is a beautiful scenery on the street. Looking at her graceful demeanor and resolute expression, I couldn't help but feel respect.
I walked over to her to have a conversation with her. She approached me with a smile on her face, I asked her about Vietnamese culture, customs, etc., she kindly answered my questions and offered to introduce me to some local tourist attractions.
Listening to her love and pride in the city, I couldn't help but be infected. So, I decided to follow her advice and start my trip to Vietnam.
The first attraction is the Hanoi City Museum, a landmark of Hanoi City. The museum preserves a wealth of precious artifacts about Vietnam's history, culture, and art, making you feel as if you have traveled back in time. Accompanied by a Vietnamese police officer, I carefully viewed each exhibit, listened to her stories of history, and felt the country's traditions and culture.
Next, we came to another famous attraction in Hanoi city – Hoan Kiem Lake. The lake water is crystal clear, surrounded by green trees, and the small bridges and flowing water by the lake are like a peaceful picture. The Vietnamese female police officer took me on a walk along the lakeside and introduced me to the history and folklore of the place, which gave me a deeper understanding of Vietnamese culture.
Accompanied by Vietnamese female police officers, I was able to experience not only the unique charm of the country, but also their warmth and hospitality. They are not only the guardians of the city, but also the cultural envoys of the country, interpreting the charm and pride of Vietnam with their actions.
When I left Vietnam, a Vietnamese female police officer gave me a small badge with the Vietnamese flag and an inspirational slogan: "Freedom, Equality, Civilization, Harmony". I wore this badge to my chest with respect and blessings for this country in my heart.
Back home, I couldn't help but think of the charming Vietnamese female police officer I met on the streets of Vietnam. I was deeply impressed by her heroism and perseverance, and it also filled me with curiosity and yearning for this country. Perhaps, the next time I come to Vietnam, there will be more stories waiting for me to discover, and more characters waiting for me to learn. And that Vietnamese female police officer may become a beautiful scenery in my journey, forever engraved in my memory.