The rustic brown color of the mountains – Photo: Phan Rang specialties Orangutans are collected by people from April to June every year, from big trees growing deep in the forest. Dried orangutan fruit has a rough brown color, the size is only as small as the tip of a thumb. This rustic fruit, a specialty of the mountains, is not only a great refreshment but also an effective folk medicine. Dried orangutans – Photo: Phan Rang specialties Usage is quite simple: You just need to soak the flying orangutan in warm water, the fruit will bloom, fragrant. Remember to remove the seeds and peel, keep the flesh and then mix it with alum sugar, we have a very good cooling drink, in addition to treating constipation and spine problems. Here is the finished product – Photo: Mai Khanh Huong Refreshing drink good for health – Photo: Phan Rang specialties Orangutans, if mixed with é or chia seeds, have a weight loss effect. The flying orangutan has been used by ethnic people since ancient times and the sweet fruit of this forest is still included in the work Fierce childhood by writer Phung Quan. The 8X brothers and sisters must always remember the image of a contact boy named Mung picking up orangutan seeds and bringing them back to his friend at the military medical station to soak and drink instead of beverage on a hot summer day. The mountains and forests of my hometown are very generous and there are many rare specialties that can be found elsewhere. If you have the opportunity, enjoy a special refreshment from this sweet fruit!

Phung Quan is a famous Vietnamese writer / poet. In 1945, he joined the National Guard, under the role of a reconnaissance soldier of the 101st Regiment (formerly Regiment Tran Cao Van). It was his early years of joining the resistance war that helped Phung Quan with valuable documents to help him write a work of a fierce childhood that was both corrupt and real. The fierce childhood consists of eight parts recording the hard fighting years of the children named Mung, Quynh Poem, Gathering, Scarred, Draped, Snake-skinned, Bay of Rattles, Veil … in the Youth Team. reconnaissance of the Tran Cao Van regiment in Hue in the early years of the war against the French. In the work Intense Childhood, each character is a story, a meaning that the author wants to convey. That is Cong congratulate the desire “to follow the brothers to fight the West for their country to be independent, so that after the nuns, if I have a disease that is worse than asthma, I will also be healed by the government”; As the brave Gathering, no one has the same intellect … According to literary critics, the years of fire and bombs lost, traumatic but heroic, are familiar topics in Vietnamese literature. Phung Quan also chose the arduous resistance war days as the main background. However, he chose a different path, not depicting seasoned soldiers, his main characters as young warriors. Childhood is not the days of innocent play, the childhood of Mung, Lom, and Quynh … are days of hard fighting and willingness to sacrifice for the Fatherland. This is the point of success and the thrill of a fierce Childhood. Commenting on the work, critic Nguyen Khac Vien commented: “The book is nearly 800 pages thick that readers never want to stop, attracted because of the innocent, cunning, heroic characters, because things are sometimes thrilling, sometimes funny, sometimes they cause tears … “. Thanks to the work’s unimaginable success, as soon as it was completed, Phung Quan’s Intense Childhood was published and received the Children’s Literature Award from the Vietnam Writers Association. Two years later, the work was made into a movie. Intense Childhood is director Nguyen Vinh Son’s debut film, produced in 1989. The film is called childhood but it is for both adults and children. The film won many major film awards such as the 1990 Silver Lotus Award, Best Director Award and Best Actor Award at the 1990 Film Festival. Invite readers to watch the video: Missing a teacher. Source: VTV TSTC.