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From Spiritual Stories to Ancient Ruins at the Sea Gates of Quang Ngai

Summary by Thanh Niên
The sea gates of Sa Can, Sa Ky, Cua Dai, Sa Huynh... each place holds a different layer of memory. There are places where people put their faith in the gods of the sea, there are places where armies of heroes cross the waves to Hoang Sa and Changsha; there are also picturesque villages and ancient sea trade routes.
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The sea gates of Sa Can, Sa Ky, Cua Dai, Sa Huynh... each place holds a different layer of memory. There are places where people put their faith in the gods of the sea, there are places where armies of heroes cross the waves to Hoang Sa and Changsha; there are also picturesque villages and ancient sea trade routes.

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Thanh Niên broke the news in Viet Nam on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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