Feb 28, 2019 06:41 PM
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Reporter’s Notebook: Hanoi Hyped to Play Summit Host

Mannequins wearing T-shirts celebrating the forthcoming Trump-Kim summit on display in Hanoi on Feb. 26. Photo: Liang Yingfei/Caixin
(Hanoi) — As the second summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un got underway in Hanoi, Vietnam, I couldn’t help but notice Hanoi has an energy that was absent from the first summit in Singapore in June.
“People in Hanoi are very excited by any large-scale events that happen here. They are simply curious,” said Pham Thu Phuong, a reporter at the Hanoi Times and a native of the city.
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