Minh Tuan
Writer Chu Lai had beautiful natural curly hair, and a very beautiful thick mustache, no less beautiful than the mustache and beard of Major General Nguyen Cao Ky, former Prime Minister, former Vice President of the old Saigon Government. Continue reading “Beautiful memories of writer Chu Lai – army special forces colonel”
W.Minh Tuan
I went to Noi Bai airport to board the plane back to Japan.
(Now, I open this website https://daivietnam.com, with my articles being very constructive, but also very frank, like when I was working at Dai Doan Ket newspaper more than 20 years ago-but I don’t know if because of this website, the next time I return to Vietnam, there will be any problems. But I’m sure it will be fine.
And if there is a problem, it won’t be a problem.)
Continue reading “The most valuable thing of Vietnamese is the smiling, and ao dai”
W.Minh Tuan
In 1990, I went from my newspaper headquarter Dai Doan Ket in Hanoi to Saigon for a few months to work. After a few days in Saigon, some colleagues from newspapers in Saigon invited me to the Coconut Tree Restaurant to listen to the story of Mrs. Tu Huong, the owner of the Coconut Tree Restaurant. Continue reading “The case of The Coconut Tree Charity Restaurant, 54-154 Le Lai, Saigon”
W.Minh Tuấn
Năm 1990, tôi từ Hà Nội vào Sài Gòn công tác vài tháng. Khi vào Sài Gòn được vài hôm, một số đồng nghiệp ở các báo bạn ở Sài Gòn rủ tôi đến quán Cây Dừa để nghe câu chuyện của bà Tư Hương, chủ quán Cây Dừa. Continue reading “Vụ quán Tình thương Cây Dừa, 54 -154 Le Lai, Sài Gòn”
(Based on foreign news)
Though there are no walls keeping him in — the image was taken in a rice field — there’s no mistaking that he is a prisoner. The rope that binds his arms is only just visible, but the militiawoman guarding him with her bayonet is plain to see. Continue reading “The story of an American prisoner Pilot of war in Hoa Lo, Hilton Hanoi”
