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In a white T-shirt and black pants, the 24-year old beauty smiled to local media and said she loved the beauty of the HCMC Post Office and Vietnamese noodles, especially Pho 24, a well-known chain of noodle soup restaurants. This is Zhang’s second trip to Vietnam. The first was a year and a half ago, before she won the crown.
Zhang, accompanied by Miss World Organization’s Chairwoman and President Julia Morley and the first runner-up to Miss Vietnam Global, Teresa Sam, is expected to do a series of charity events sponsored by U.S.-based blood product producer RAAS Group during her trip. These include visiting HIV/AIDS centers, attending ceremonies to present charity houses and scholarships throughout Vietnam. Zhang and Sam will also attend a flower parade next Monday in Nha Trang Town to welcome the upcoming Miss Universe 2008 competition. “I’m very happy to be [back] here to help out because when I went home, I missed Vietnam,” said Sam, who told the Vietnam beauty at Miss Universe to “smile” and “show the world exactly how Vietnam is.” RAAS CEO Hoang Kieu, a Vietnamese American, told local media before the trip that he invited Morley to drop by Vietnam as the preliminary step to the country bidding to host Miss World in 2010. “We are not yet making a full plan, we are only looking to understand,” Morley said after landing in Vietnam for the first time yesterday. Morley said the most important factor for Vietnam in her bid to host Miss World would be for the Vietnamese people to really “want it”. “It’s not just Miss World coming in, it must be with the people’s blessing and it must be the people and Miss World working together.” But the first step, she said, was for Miss World and Vietnam to “get to know each other.”
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