There are many similar(loan) words in Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Cantonese. I can feel the influence of ancient Chinese characters in these languages, which gives a sense of unity within Asia. It’s sad to see Cantonese disappearing and that China is not trying to preserve it. YouTube videos about the influence of ancient Chinese vocabulary and Time magazine article about Cantonese in Hong Kong now: - https://youtu.be/3rDZGjPKsbE https://time.com/6309344/hong-kong-cantonese-china-crackdown/
Cao lầu originates from here, Hội An. It was not food for the poor; rather, it was a dish for higher-ranking officials. It has a very special recipe that distinguishes these noodles from many other Vietnamese noodles. This restaurant, Quán Cao Lầu Thanh, is one of the few restaurants that still follow its authentic recipe.
It is my last day in #Vietnam, and I asked for 15 Banh Mi bread (only the bread) to bring back to Korea. Locally baked fresh Banh Mi bread - None can beat it!
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@Suiseiseki Need some research to make all clear but two thing just came to my brain is "Chris Lattner, had been hired by Apple to work on LLVM" and "CUPS(Common UNIX Printing System)" - They are not just a product in a narrow sense though.
@Suiseiseki I'm not sure if Apple had released any one good product or not. That's a highly controversial statement. However, I can say they have made significant contributions to the computer world in a positive way, particularly in the 80s and 90s.