The Shame of Vietnam: Why Are Southeast Asian Emerging Countries Becoming Places of Pleasure for Foreigners?
In the eyes of many, Vietnam is a country with a fast-growing economy, it was once one of the poorest countries in the world, but in recent years it has risen to become one of the most dynamic economies in Southeast Asia. However, while enjoying these achievements, we must also acknowledge another problem that Vietnam faces: it has become a place of pleasure for many foreigners.
This phenomenon is not only a shame for Vietnam, but also for the emerging countries of Southeast Asia as a whole. We cannot ignore this issue, because it affects not only the image of Vietnam, but also the stability and development of the entire region. So why has Vietnam become a place for foreigners to have fun?
First of all, we must acknowledge the changes brought about by Vietnam's economic development. With the rapid economic growth, Vietnam's infrastructure has been greatly improved, and the people's living standards have also improved significantly. However, this also poses a problem: a large influx of foreign investment into Vietnam, especially from Western countries. These foreign capitals have brought advanced technology and management experience, but they have also brought the influence of Western culture.
Secondly, Vietnam's open-door policy is also one of the reasons for this phenomenon. With the increase in the degree of opening up to the outside world, Vietnam has attracted a large number of foreign tourists and investors. While enjoying Vietnam's beautiful scenery and unique culture, these expats also bring their own lifestyle and values with them. They are looking for pleasure and thrills, and there are places in Vietnam that meet their needs.
In addition, Vietnam's social structure and cultural background are also one of the reasons for this phenomenon. In Viet Nam, traditional family values and social norms still occupy an important place. However, with the onslaught of foreign cultures, the values of some young people have begun to change. They are more focused on personal pleasure and freedom, and less and less on traditional family values and social norms. This has also led to a moral slippage in some places.
First of all, we need to recognize the importance of this problem and take proactive measures to solve it. The government should strengthen the supervision and management of the tourism industry to improve the quality of services, and also strengthen the supervision and management of foreign investors to ensure that their behavior complies with local laws, regulations and social norms. In addition, we also need to strengthen the publicity and education of foreign cultures, so that more people can understand and accept Vietnam's culture and values.
At the same time, we also need to improve the cultural self-confidence and self-esteem of the Vietnamese people. We need to show them that our culture is valuable and that our way of life is worthy of respect. Only when we ourselves have enough confidence and self-esteem in our own culture can we better withstand the onslaught of foreign cultures.
In short, the shame of Vietnam is not just a question about Vietnam, but also about the emerging countries of Southeast Asia as a whole. We need to face up to this problem and take positive measures to resolve it in order to achieve stability and development in the region. Let us work together to create a better future for our country and our people.