CHARGE THE IPHONE  IN VIETNAM WITH ADAPTER

ANY ONE KNOWN I CAN TAKE MY IPHONE TO
VIETNAM AND USE ADAPTER TO CHARGING MY
IT IS IPHONE AUTO VOLLTAGE 60 MZH TO
240MZH PLEASE HELP THANK YOU VERY MUCH

I wouldn't, because most inexpensive power converters have a significant risk of failure and could damage the Apple charger. Most are also only 50 watts, which is marginal. And the high power ones aren't converters at all; they just filter half the waveform, and will certainly brick the Apple adapter.
The Apple charger says (which you can read for yourself on the device) that it works from 100V to 240V and 50 or 60 Hz. That covers every form of electrical power used in the world.
If that isn't good enough you can buy an "international" charger from Apple. It is actually the same charger you have already, but comes with interchangeable plugs so you don't need a separate plug converter.

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