Vietnam’s Giang brothers launch circus photo album after setting new world record in Italy
Circus artists Giang Quoc Nghiep, 38, and Giang Quoc Co, 34, named their album ‘Vietnamese Circus in Italy – A Stage amid Everyday Life.’ The album features their spectacular circus performances during their recent walking tour of many streets and landmarks in Milan. This image shows the Giang brothers performing while crossing a street in Milan, Italy. Photo : Hai An / Tuoi Tre They went from the Milan Cathedral to the 1,300-year-old Piazza Mercanti square, the 1,500-year-old Sforzesco Castle, and the 164-year-old Arco della Pace (‘Arch of Peace’) built during the Napoleonic period. They also performed outside the 16th-century Giureconsulti Palace and the 38.6-ha Sempione Park, among other attractions in Milan. The street-performance tour took place for six hours in total, drawing special attention and interest from excited locals. The two acrobats are seen in another performance at the ancient Giureconsulti building in Milan, Italy. Photo : Hai An / Tuoi