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I find Vietnamese family to be extremely welcoming. It’s rapidly developing so lots of nice builings and projects going up but the older generation (who grew u
by antoniuschan99 5y ago
I find Vietnamese family to be extremely welcoming.
It’s rapidly developing so lots of nice builings and projects going up but the older generation (who grew up with the war) seem to be the ones lost. The new generation isn’t affected by it (same as how new generation Chinese don’t know what poverty is - I mean the city folk cuz rural folk are still poor)
This channel (Troy Vietnam) dives into the underbelly of it. So much poverty :(
https://youtube.com/c/nguyenimproved14 https://youtube.com/c/nguyenimproved14
- maerF0x0 5y ago> rapidly developing so lots of nice [buildings] and projects going up This is also very true -- it's modernizing rapidly. For example, the first crypocurrency trader I ever met was in Vietnam, and there were many touristy but nice hotels with things like roof top bars/clubs, the younger people were very technically focused (social media, smart phones etc) where as the older people were very much paper (and some email) driven. There is a sharp contrast between generations compared to N.A. where most everyone of my friends' parents have a smart phone and use computers well enough to get by.