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67 years ago, on November 9, 1946, the first National Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam met at the Hanoi Opera House and passed the first Constitution, the Constitution 1946.
President Ho was the Head of the drafting committee of the 1946 Constitution. Continue reading “The great values of the first Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam in 1946”
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Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew was born on September 16, 1923, and graduated from Fitzwilliam University of Law – England in 1949.
After graduating from university in England, he returned to Singapore to practice law in Singapore. Continue reading “Vietnam should learn from Singapore: The government builds houses and sells them cheaply to the people, not letting real estate sharks get rich on public land”
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During our ancestors’ time, selecting people to become mandarins was mainly through examinations.
Everyone has the right to take the exam, and if they pass the exam, and are talented and virtuous, they will be appointed as a mandarin, regardless of whether that person is rich, poor, the son of a mandarin, or the son of a farmer, craftsman, and even, regardless of age, whether you are a child, or an 80 year old person,,,. Continue reading “Let’s learn from our ancestors and from Ho Chi Minh on how to train and utilize talents without partisanship”
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What has been the culture of Vietnamese people since ancient times?
It means living a merciful and generous life, “loving others as if you loved yourself”, “Hit those who run away, not those who run back”. Continue reading “How to restore Vietnamese culture that is being destroyed and corrupted?”
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(According to Hanoi Moi newspaper)
The French came to colonize Vietnam around the 1850s, and brought with them French culture, French style, French economy, French administrative management, and the organizational structure of the State apparatus in the French style, and French language. French entered Vietnam, but still did not destroy the ancient Vietnamese cultural identity. Continue reading “Hanoi during the French colonial period, elegant and cultured”
