He did not touch goods to Hanoi in 1992

Life in Hanoi in 1992 appeared in pictures of Australian photographer Peter Charlesworth with simple, rustic features, awakening memories of many .

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Old generation rollers "marched" on Hang Bai Street, near Hoan Kiem Lake.

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A bull car on Le Duan street, near Cua Nam market.This is a popular means of transport in Hanoi in the early 1990s.

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The bustling scene in Le Duan street.

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The police control traffic in the old quarter of Hanoi.

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Kieu, a woman from the city, was beaten by the whistleblower and the legendary Honda Cub.

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Monument of revolutionary leader VI Lenin at Lenin flower garden.

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The women sell sweet potatoes in an empty street.

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The market is in front of an old group.

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The "countryside" of Hanoi in 1992.

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Women who hit the market.

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Farm boy in the field outside Hanoi.

Update 16 December 2018