W.Minh Tuan
Reading Vietnamese newspapers now is dangerous. It erodes human morality and personality, a culture imbued with national identity is nowhere to be seen, mainly seeing cheap sensational stories.
The newspapers have different headlines, but the topics are mostly the same, that is, “robbery-killing-rape” is bold on the front page, every newspaper becomes a cousin of the police newspaper. Continue reading “The cheap-garbage-tabloid- state-own-press in Viet Nam nowadays”
(According to Ha Noi Moi newspaper)
During the French period, Vietnamese people were free to publish newspapers and freely criticize the French to a moderate extent.
The Hanoi press at that time, in the first half of the twentieth century (from 1900 to up to 1954) tended to highlight the Vietnamese national spirit.
In our country, the first newspaper in Quoc Ngu script (in the style of Western newspapers) appeared Gia Dinh newspaper, first published in Saigon on September 16, 1869. Continue reading “Freedom of the press in Hanoi-Vietnam during the French colonial period”
(Based on Tien Phong)
Tien Phong – Since 2014, Quang Ninh has strongly implemented the policy of merging the two positions of Secretary and President-Chairman. As a result, the province saves hundreds of billions of Việt Nam dong each year for the party and government apparatus. Continue reading “Merger of 2 positions, Secretary cum President: Save budget, reduce quarrels. But now it seems silent”
W.Minh Tuan
I have always admired America as the most free and democratic country in the world. They are the richest in the world, they have the most Nobel laureates in the world, they have some of the biggest companies in the world, they have the most prestigious universities in the world, their per capita income of American citizens are also near the tallest in the world. Continue reading “America has no justice”
W.Minh Tuan
The French have trained for our country many great intellectual positions, talented and virtuous, saved in history books, named streets.
And today, there are too many people who are trained, hold high positions, ministers, secretaries, presidents, lieutenants, major generals, but then become corrupt, arrested, prosecuted, disciplined, being kept in the history books for people to laugh and spit at. Continue reading “The French trained many great intellectuals in Vietnam. And today there are too many cadres trained to corrupt”
