Vietnam in 1980 in the photo of Dirck Halstead

True images of three Vietnamese regions in 1980 by American photojournalist Dirck Halstead made the viewers excited.

Children in an orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in 1980.

Girls and teachers practice dancing at a kindergarten school in Hanoi.

Children play doctor games in a kindergarten in Vinh.

The parade celebrates the day of unification in Hanoi.

Youths of militia and workers in the parade.

Students standing at the corpses of Chinese tanks shot down during the 1979 border war are displayed at the Military Museum in Hanoi.

Newborns at an orphanage in Hai Phong.

The woman carrying water in a village is being rebuilt after the 1979 border war.

Practice dancing at a kindergarten in Hanoi.

Pavement counter in Ho Chi Minh City.

Children learn bamboo weaving at an orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City.

The children at the ruins of a devastated school in Quang Tri during the 1972 war.

Orphans in a kindergarten in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in 1980. Photo series by American photojournalist Dirck Halstead.

Workers in a mechanical factory were destroyed by bombs in Vinh.

At a sidewalk cafe in Ho Chi Minh City.

On a road in HCMC in 1980.

People visit Uncle Ho's tomb in Hanoi.

A veteran in his tunnels, he used to work in Cu Chi during the anti-American period.In the post-war era, he became a tour guide in the ruins.

Pham Thi Trinh, one of the survivors of the My Lai massacre (Quang Ngai) stood at the memorial to the massacre.

People crowded in the morning on a road in Hai Phong.

An elderly man read a newspaper posted on a bulletin board on Hang Khay Street in Hanoi.

Children at a kindergarten in Hanoi.

Hanoi people exercise in the morning at the park.

Young children exercise in the morning in the school in Hanoi.

On a field outside Hanoi.