Uniforms at that time were violet áo dài, symbolising the purity of Vietnamese women, for which the school had also been called Áo Tím (Violet Dress) all-girls school.
For this reason the school had also been called Áo Tím (Violet Dress) all-girls school. Uniforms at that time were violet áo dài, symbolising the purity of Vietnamese women.
Uniforms at that time were violet áo dài, symbolising the purity of Vietnamese women. For this reason the school had also been called Áo Tím (Violet Dress) all-girls school.
Uniforms at that time were violet áo dài, symbolising the purity of Vietnamese women. For this reason the school had also been called Áo Tím (Violet Dress) all-girls school.