Fim hai viet nam

Before that, the novelist Bảo Ninh, author of The Sorrow of War, had asked me to serve as translator when he came to the Rising Dragon Hotel for his meeting with several American writers who had fought opposite him during the war that had killed 490 out of 500 soldiers from his unit. As Larry Heinemann drank whiskey with Bảo Ninh and other veterans from both sides, the men chatted casually about how they would have shot each other had they met during the war. After several hours, Larry told Bảo Ninh: “You’re the brother I’m supposed to have”. “You’re my brother, too,” Bảo Ninh said, patting Larry on the back. The two men hugged each other goodbye, and I was drowned by the sadness in their eyes. … [Read more...] about Larry Heinemann: Born to belong to Việt Nam

Việt Nam is also the seventh largest investor in Myanmar, with 18 large projects worth a total of nearly $2.2 billion. Major companies such as Hoàng Anh Gia Lai, the Bank for Investment and Development and Viettel have operations there. — VNS … [Read more...] about Firms urged to be cautious when exporting to Myanmar

While the song Có Chàng Trai Viết Lên Cây (Man Who Wrote on Tree) drew 23 million views after four weeks on YouTube, Tôi Chỉ Muốn Nói (I Only Want to Say) and Hà Lan saw 2.9 million views after one week and 3.8 million views after three days, respectively. … [Read more...] about Filmmakers investing more in quality soundtracks

Phạm Thị Thúy Yến, deputy director of the department, said that the department would work closely with households and enterprises in Kiên Giang Province’s Phú Quốc District to ensure selling outlets for their product. … [Read more...] about Salt farmers’ “clean” harvests bring high prices

According to Ha Tien’s planning bureau, by 2020, the city is set to accommodate 210 projects, including Bai No Port (419 billion VND), Mui Nai-Nui Den tourist site (300 billion VND), Ta Lu-Mui Nai tourist site (100 billion VND), and Nam Ha Tien tourist site (918 billion VND), among others. … [Read more...] about Kien Giang: Ha Tien seeks ways to boost tourism