Vietnam is lower middle – income country and of course that we have a lot of things to improve. Poverty is one of those things that we need to write an end for. Even though most of provinces relatively complete in facility and budget, we still have the big gap between rich and poor. We are the main nation called Kinh People and there are 53 more minorities who are living in the highland or the land far from the main city of the province. It is unfair when some places are too rich meanwhile some other places are too poor. So I think if we want to stop the poverty, we need to reduce it first:

- Opening more free school for children to let them more educated and nightly supplementary schools for everybody who wants to get more knowledge.
- Limiting the population growth.
- Balance the standard of living with an operation job opportunity.

Education is the best solution because it is the almighty key that can open any door to the future. The more people trying to study, the more they will understand where they are and fight for a better life.

Vietnamese culture

Vietnam is a beautiful small country with the shape like the letter "S"

First of all, I want to introduce you about our traditional costume called "Ao Dai". When you come to my country, you will see Ao Dai everywhere. Because ao dai is very useful and very easy to wear, so many companies choose Ao Dai to be their uniform. That's why when you walk down the street, you can see it's in the bank, the office, the restaurant,... and schools. 

The White Ao Dai is the most beautiful and only for high school student. It's is the symbol of the beautiful student life. 

Lotus is our national flower.

Lunar New Year is our biggest holiday in the year. It's the time when everybody stay and spent time with family. We don't usually go to someone's house on the first day of the year (follow the Moon calendar) because some religion reasons. We always have the traditional cake named "Banh Chung - Banh Day", which symbolises the Sun (the round one) and the Earth (the square one)

These are few thing I want to share with you guys about my culture. Enjoy!