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“Statues of Chinese soldiers” in the tourist area of Da Lat: What did the “lime kilns” say about Mr. Dung? |
Mr. Dung said: “It is very expensive to transport and travel. I sold 57 statues to a friend. The rest is for me. The money that the friend bought the statue has transferred, I return it now ”.
The statue of the remaining soldier at the Dai Nam tourist site |
After saying that, Mr. Dung asked his accountant to come to his office to immediately process the money back to the buyer of the statue of the soldier.
Mr. Dung said that the number of soldiers who held the citadel was previously done by the Dai Nam Tourist Complex (KDL), located on top of the Dai Nam citadel hotel. After that, due to necessity maintenance and repair, the statues were torn down to remain in the garden.
Crane texture on the statue |
“Now I plan to clean up to get a place to grow coconuts. Then a friend asked me for the statue, I sold it and gave it to me. And this friend sold the statue to a company in Lam Dong. With that money (57 million VND – PV) that I sold the statue to a friend, I spent almost 2 billion more to give gifts to the elderly in July of Vu Lan, ”said Mr. Dung.
“Since ancient times, our country has a long history of construction and defense. From the Citadel of Co Loa to the Citadel of Thang Long … it was built to fight foreign invaders and must be guarded by soldiers in each citadel. The statue of the soldiers holding our citadel boldly bears the cultural and historical features of Vietnam, it is shaped like a crane, resembling a bronze drum face, why is it known as a Chinese statue? “- said Mr. Dung.
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