Vietnamese women embody resilience and versatility, taking on roles such as workers in various industries, dedicated housewives maintaining family harmony, and soldiers contributing to national defense.

Vietnamese wome and soldiers contributing to national defense. These roles highlight their significant contributions to both the economy and society, showcasing their strength and adaptability.n embody resilience and versatility, taking on roles such as workers in various industries, dedicated housewives maintaining family harmony,

From primitive times until today, successive generations of women have lived on the land of Vietnam. Is there a connection between those women? How are modern women connected to the generations of women who lived before them? And what is the meaning of that attachment?

The initial understanding of the role and spiritual qualities of women in Vietnam through the ages shows that there has been a common tradition, throughout thousands of years of existence and evolution of women on this land. This. Modern Vietnamese women are the inheritors and are promoting that tradition. The things that they are proud of are also the things that the world is concerned about, are the things that stick to the tradition that they were once trained in and are now passing on.

The women have a small figure, are often slender, and their simple appearance seems to easily remind foreigners of reeds - a common plant that has been abundant in this tropical country since ancient times. very old: "Sisters are like soft reeds..." - that was the comment of the Secretary General of the International Federation of Democratic Women during a trip to study the Vietnamese women's movement in 1968. But continued On the second point, the person in charge of the world democratic women's movement added to that perspective and fully evaluated modern Vietnamese women: "But that reed is made of steel!".

“Steel reed” – this image that is both ancient and modern reflects the unique shape of today's Vietnamese women, heavy and attached to past traditions, but constantly staying there. are actively promoting it.

“Steel reed” – the image of these people who are both soft and tough, can also be seen as a way to reflect the general personality of Vietnamese women, a diverse and rich personality but has stable over thousands of years of history.

Learning and imagining the general and basic features of such a personality is an important issue. Because it allows assessment and awareness of the nature and key issues of Vietnamese women, to find out the broad features of Vietnamese women's personality.

Vietnamese women embody resilience and versatility, taking on roles such as workers in various industries, dedicated housewives maintaining family harmony, and soldiers contributing to national defense.

Vietnamese wome and soldiers contributing to national defense. These roles highlight their significant contributions to both the economy and society, showcasing their strength and adaptability.n embody resilience and versatility, taking on roles such as workers in various industries, dedicated housewives maintaining family harmony,

From primitive times until today, successive generations of women have lived on the land of Vietnam. Is there a connection between those women? How are modern women connected to the generations of women who lived before them? And what is the meaning of that attachment?

The initial understanding of the role and spiritual qualities of women in Vietnam through the ages shows that there has been a common tradition, throughout thousands of years of existence and evolution of women on this land. This. Modern Vietnamese women are the inheritors and are promoting that tradition. The things that they are proud of are also the things that the world is concerned about, are the things that stick to the tradition that they were once trained in and are now passing on.

The women have a small figure, are often slender, and their simple appearance seems to easily remind foreigners of reeds - a common plant that has been abundant in this tropical country since ancient times. very old: "Sisters are like soft reeds..." - that was the comment of the Secretary General of the International Federation of Democratic Women during a trip to study the Vietnamese women's movement in 1968. But continued On the second point, the person in charge of the world democratic women's movement added to that perspective and fully evaluated modern Vietnamese women: "But that reed is made of steel!".

“Steel reed” – this image that is both ancient and modern reflects the unique shape of today's Vietnamese women, heavy and attached to past traditions, but constantly staying there. are actively promoting it.

“Steel reed” – the image of these people who are both soft and tough, can also be seen as a way to reflect the general personality of Vietnamese women, a diverse and rich personality but has stable over thousands of years of history.

Learning and imagining the general and basic features of such a personality is an important issue. Because it allows assessment and awareness of the nature and key issues of Vietnamese women, to find out the broad features of Vietnamese women's personality.