A series of photos to live in Hanoi 20 years ago by Yvan Cohen

The special images of Hanoi in 1996 by photographer Yvan Cohen will make many people feel restless .

A man talks on a cell phone at a sidewalk cafe.Mobile phones began to appear in Vietnam since the mid-1990s.

A shop selling electronics at Trieu Quoc Dat - Hai Ba Trung crossroads.

By 1996, home entertainment devices such as televisions, video players, music players . became popular in Hanoi.

A nap of a cyclo driver.

A sidewalk barber shop.

Tran Nhat Duat Street looks from Long Bien Bridge.

On Long Bien Bridge.

The workers repair the bridge.

Rush hour on a street.

At this time, the number of motorcycles has increased dramatically, gradually replacing the role of bicycles in people's travel.Cyclo has not been limited, can be encountered in all streets.

Bunches of snacks at an intersection.

Pavement shop on the sidewalk.

The wall has the word "Love" in an alley.Since the early 1990s, English has replaced Russian in the role of a major foreign language in Hanoi.

Sidewalk is the place where a lot of people activities take place.

On Trang Tien street.

Bicycles and motorcycles together on the road.

A woman on a Japanese mini bike.

The woman fed her child outside a bicycle parts store.

Stone carving shop on Hang Mam street.

Stone steles at the shop.

A woman sells vegetables and vegetables on the sidewalk.

Ba Dinh Square looks from Dien Bien Phu Street.

The flag of Vietnam flew in Ba Dinh Square.

Hanoi Opera House.

An animated statue is displayed at the University of Fine Arts.

Street vendors on the street of Tran Hung Dao street.

Outside a cone shop.

The car repairman reads the newspaper on the street of Tran Hung Dao Street.

Women hawkers.

In a market.

Sunday morning at Hanoi Cathedral.

Modern and ancient antiquity of buildings on Trang Tien Street.

The contrast between the new and the old on Quang Trung street.

Similar scene in Trang Tien street.

Two women at the gun shop.