A Different Thinking About Vietnam's Economy and Society - Part 1  - A Different Thinking About Vietnam's Economy and Society pan Jessica Sweat

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A Different Thinking About Vietnam's Economy and Society - Part 1  - A Different Thinking About Vietnam's Economy and Society
Jessica Sweat
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ISBN: 9798215260852
Editeur: WMG Publishing
Date de parution: 2022
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".The economic, social and cultural problems [of Vietnam] are very similar to what I saw in China 15 years ago, or Thailand, Malaysia. 30 years ago. The age of information super speed of the Internet world has not accelerated the process of national transformation according to the evolutionary momentum of mankind. However, there is one difference: I was not born or raised in China or Thailand or Malaysia... so I just smile at other foreigners when they criticize or make fun of something paradoxical. and inferior to the local people, but with Vietnam, which I call "homeland", this often causes me heartache and concern. . But, I have a strong belief in the "people" of Vietnam, especially when they have to face adversity and challenges. I remember more than 1 million Vietnamese who came to the US in the 1970s, without a penny, without any significant education, without any help from the Vietnamese community (all newbies). From empty hands, for more than 10 years they have made great progress to catch up with the Chinese, Indian, and African communities that existed hundreds of years before them. Their children have glorified Vietnamese people in high schools and universities. Overseas Vietnamese businessmen have achieved remarkable achievements. That is the quality of Vietnamese people that I never lost faith in. This book was rewritten to acknowledge and share with all Vietnamese people that belief."

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