Cao Xá Tây Ninh: Dấu Chân Người Bắc Di Cư Năm 1954 | NAMDUONGTV

In 1954, after the Geneva Accords divided the country, hundreds of thousands of people from the North left their homeland to seek a new life in the South. Among them were the Catholics of Cao Xa village, Phu Cu district, Hung Yen province. More than 70 years later, in Chau Thanh district, Tay Ninh province, a new community has formed and developed from those difficult pioneering days. The straight, grid-like roads, the ancient church, the lush green vegetable fields, and the traditional rice paper making still retain many traces of their Northern homeland. In this video, NAMDUONGTV invites viewers to explore the history of Cao Xa village, meet local people, learn about the daily lives of the descendants of the families who migrated from the North in 1954, and visit Tam Long intersection and other landmarks associated with a special period in Tay Ninh's history. ********** NAMDUONGTV is grateful and appreciates the support of everyone near and far. Donate/Sponsor NAMDUONGTV: Vietcombank: 0071000942776 Paypal: [email protected] ********** Please contact NAMDUONGTV via Email: [email protected] Thank you sincerely! #NAMDUONGTV #CaoXa #BacDiCu1954