ENT203.23.P1 -How your neighborhood is changing. by Đinh Thị Phương Thảo (FE FPTU HN)

2023-02-02 05:16:23 UTC

Nguyen thai bao
this is my first time going back to my hometown after almost a year in Ha noi. I'm really happy, and thrilled to see how my neighborhood has changed. My neighborhood has changed a lot. A lot of buildings have sprung up, and many major roads have been widened. Traffic congestion has reduced a lot, but there are still a few places that are still crowded. I quite like this change, for making my neighborhood more bustling

Vu Cong Tan

2023-02-04 10:33:57 UTC

My hometown has changed a lot since I was a kid. I live in Mo Trach village where there are the most PhDs in Vietnam. My village is the ancestor of the Vu - Vo family in the whole country. The first big change was the year I started grade 1. Mr. Vu Van Hong invested more than 20 billion VND to change my village. That is the Vu ancestor mausoleum and the " Lang Tien Si " street is also my way to go to school. That mausoleum was so big and beautiful. The street is huge and stretches with two rows of Roystonea regia and flowers. The second obvious changes are the pagoda and temples of my village. Today they are bigger than before with a very beautiful design. Every year, people choose it as a place to pray for luck and take pictures. Finally, a change in life. Roads have developed, and many tall and modern houses are sprung up. The newly built cultural house is a place to relax and play sports for all ages. The life of the villagers has been dramatically improved. I love my village very much. Although my village has changed a lot, it has not lost its peaceful beauty with large fields and scenes of children flying kites. I feel happy to be born here.

Nguyen Uyen

2023-02-04 11:38:12 UTC

I live in a small village, now I'm in university, so I don't go back to my hometown often anymore. Every time I return to my hometown, I first realize the obvious change of my hometown. The village road was now widened and covered with a glossy black plastic. Small houses were replaced by high-rise buildings. Everyone is conscious of keeping the environment clean. Garbage is no longer thrown around and has a very neat and clean treatment team. The elementary school where I used to attend has also been expanded. Every time I return to my hometown, I can't help but feel proud of this positive development.

Nhu Quynh

quynhttnhs181068 — 2023-02-04 16:19:58 UTC

I live in a town not a city. So, my neighborhood hasn't changed too much. Some of these are positive changes, but some are negative. More people are moving to a new city to work and live. Some new buildings are going up as well, I think this is a good thing. Because it helps my town grow faster. The rough roads have also been beautifully rebuilt and flat it makes it easier for people to get around.But today there are not many trees planted anymore, using most of them to build high-rise buildings.Overall, I think the way the neighborhood is changing is a positive thing.

Tran Thi Quynh Huong

2023-02-04 17:44:01 UTC

After a long time, I saw my neighborhood is changing. In the past, there had few houses and many trees. Now, more people have moved into there and there are many inns for students. Furthermore, supermarkets, shops, and stores have been developed. Because my hometown is near FPTU, so many students rent houses. This is so great that people’s lives are improved. All of them help people increase their salaries. They have more jobs, and entertainment to relax. The biggest is repairing the pagoda, communal houses, and cultural houses. But it’s also a negative change. More people mean more trash being wasted on the environment. Moreover, the atmosphere is no longer clean and peaceful, it has become bustling and noisy. Finally, I think all of them are positive changes, they make my neighborhood better. No matter how my neighborhood is changing, I still love where I was born and raised.

Vu Thi Thu Trang

2023-02-05 03:57:44 UTC

From childhood to adulthood, I have seen the change of my hometown little by little. It's actually quite different from the past. The road I went to school used to be a small concrete road, now it has been widened and asphalted. It looks more beautiful so much. Moreover, there are more and more restaurant, coffee shop, milk tea shop, beauty salon, fitness center, clothing store have been developed to serve the need of customer. The development to be proud of my hometown is the construction of high quality school to educate students in the best way. I think education is very important for development of country. Do you know Huong pagoda? It is famous pagoda of my hometown. In the past, it is not known but now there are many tourist go there to visit and pray for good things. However, there also are some negative change such as streets are more polluted, noisier and no longer peaceful beauty like the past. No matter how my hometown changes, I always love it, it's always the place I want to return the most anytime.

Ta THi Hong Minh

minhtthhs180369 — 2023-02-05 12:33:30 UTC

Since I was born and grew up, my village had a lot of changes. I live in the suburbs of Hanoi. Firstly, people's life become more comfortable, people are richer and they can improve their life. For example, in the past, they didn't have enough food and they had to live in humble cottage,.. but now they have enough food to eat ,even they can enjoy many different kinds of specialties of regions. Secondly, roads are much enlarged so it's easy for people to travel. This has contributed a very important part in developing the country 's economy. Thirdly, education is much better now. All children at the age of six have rights to go to school. Finally, all people can enjoy good medical service. They can examine and cure at all modern medical facilities. In short, my village is changing day by day, making people's life better and contributing to make country more prosperous.

Phạm Hà Nam

2023-02-05 13:34:07 UTC

In today's world, all cities undergo regular transformation and urbanization, mostly to suit people's expanding wants. My city is no different. High-rise structures have replaced the empty lands. Previously, each home had its own yard, but that land has since been given up to extend the road and sidewalk. The neighborhood's stillness has given way to the buzz and bustle of stores and traffic. Despite having a modern breath, I still like the ancient streets of the past.

Nguyễn Mạnh Cường

cuongnmhe181490 — 2023-02-05 15:42:31 UTC

I was born in a coastal province where called is Thai Binh. 5 years ago, it was still a countryside, everything was still very simple and there were very few big buildings. But now, after a while when I return, everything has almost completely changed. A lot of constructions are built such as large buildings, roads. However, a lot of trees were cut down, and I hardly saw any birds flying in the sky like before. Although everything seems to be going well, the saddest thing is that nature is being destroyed so terribly and I hope the authorities will have a solution to fix it as soon as possible.

Nguyen Van Dung

2023-02-05 15:55:43 UTC

When I returned to my hometown I saw a lot of things change. There are many buildings that have been built and the streets are busier and cleaner. But the traffic is still congested and there are even bad drivers. I am glad that my hometown has been beautifully renovated. as of now. If given the opportunity, I will go back to my hometown more often so I can see the beauty of the place where I was born

Le Ngoc Nam

2023-02-05 16:40:37 UTC

I live in Ha Nam but I am studying far away from my hometown. So every time I go home once a month everything has changed a lot.The rought dirt road is now paved with concrete. The village is also planted with more trees. The surrounding houses have now been built much larger than many floors. Although I have changed, I still like the village as before.

Phạm Yến Nhi

2023-02-06 02:08:43 UTC

I was born and raised in a village. In the process of growing up, I have witnessed a marked change in my village. The village road was now paved with glossy black asphalt. Tiny houses have been replaced by tall houses. Seeing my hometown develop day by day, I feel very happy and proud. Everyone is conscious of keeping the environment clean. Garbage is no longer thrown around and has a very clean and tidy disposal team. The elementary school where I used to attend has also been expanded. Moreover, more and more restaurants, beauty salons, and clothing stores are springing up to serve the needs of customers. There are many other changes that I always keep in mind. I am very proud of my neighborhood.

Pham Thanh Dat

2023-02-06 10:53:06 UTC

My neighborhood in my memory is shabby, the streets are narrow, and life is not safe, but since the mayor made a decision to improve the facilities in my neighborhood, it has become a livable neighborhood. The roads were reworked, and trees were planted all over the place. Parks are built to create places with a good quality of life. After my neighborhood was changed, there had had a lot of investors investing in my neighborhood. Typically, the neighborhood is full of food stalls, shops, and amusement parks. As a result, the lives of people in my neighborhood were significantly changed.

Nguyễn Hải Phong

2023-02-06 12:40:13 UTC

I was born and raised in Van Giang town, Hung Yen province. It has had a lot of changes. When I was a kid, my village was mostly level 4 houses, but now every house is very beautiful and has 2 or 3 floors. Currently, the roads are also beautifully repaired, no longer dirt roads or potholes. On the side of the road is a row of lampposts that make the street very bright, sometimes I feel like I am in Hanoi. There is also Ecopark urban area and Vinhomes urban area recently built. In just over 10 years, my hometown has become much more beautiful and better. I hope my hometown will be even more beautiful and modern.

Đỗ Nguyễn Ngọc Long

2023-02-06 14:37:56 UTC

In my memory, my neighborhood was very poor. There were some shack around my neighborhood. Some people were wealthier have a house with two floor. People in my neighborhood didn't have a car. They only used a motorbike and bicycle. The road was too dark. We never saw traffic light before in my neighborhood. The main road was very bumpy, but the traffic jam was not much. Now, my neighborhood have big buildings. Everyone use a car for transportation. the road is very smooth, the traffic light is everywhere. The road is so crowded, so traffic jam is more often.

Nguyễn Thị Hồng Nhung

2023-02-06 17:55:55 UTC

I grew up in the small village where I was born. It is a tranquil neighborhood outside of Hanoi. I have been able to see how my hometown has changed as a result ever since. The houses on the fourth level were scarcely constructed when I was a child. The open space is dotted with shady trees, and my friends and I enjoy playing games like kite flying, skipping rope, and other activities there. People used to experience challenges in daily living because there were formerly few markets and hospitals in this area. High-rise structures are now constructed close to one another. factories and industrial parks are multiplying. I normally get up early every morning to see the sunrise. I absolutely enjoy my area because it's so interesting.

Xuân Diện

2023-02-07 03:41:15 UTC

How your neighborhood is changing.
I was born and raised in Bac Ninh city I had many memory in there and I witnessed the changing of them. when I was a child the street here just is land but now they are covered by cement. there were many buildings raised and became more crowded. One thing I want to show up with you which is a symbol in my hometown is the quan ho song. everything can change but the quan ho song always remains this generation to other generations, I feel so proud of this. Especially my neighborhood did from a town to become a city.

Phí Hoàng Nam

2023-02-07 03:42:04 UTC

I live in Yen Bai city which around are trees and mountains. Yen Bai also have ethnic people and cultural festivals. In my memory, it had the beauty of nature. After 1 years I went to HaNoi and came back there, it changed a lots. Many building was built and the road was expansion. Five big construction was built for entertainment. Frankly, Yen Bai in now is more modern and than Yen Bai in past. But the enviroment is more and more worse than before because there are a lot of transports and forest area is shrinking. Last year, Yen Bai became one of the place's level 4 air polution warning.

Tống Đức Tài

2023-02-07 04:06:20 UTC

I was born and raised in the center of Hanoi city .It has grown up with me, changed a lot ,it's a capital city of Vietnam
Formerly a place destroyed by war,bombed by the US imperialists and just small houses built temporarily. It's a city with little houses that we now call old house
with dirt roads with lots of evil . People can only walk or by bicycle very poor and miserable but now it has completely
changed after almost 50 years. High-rise buildings are built roads upgraded to Asphalted roads .There are also many restaurants and shopping centers. Now it has become one of the most attractive
destinations in Vietnam visited by many foreigners .Now it's become a modern city with high technology and luxury buildings.it has completely changed like another city in 50 years.

Cấn Duy Kiên

2023-02-07 04:06:42 UTC

Where I live is a small village on the outskirts of Hanoi. Because of my busy life, I rarely go back to my hometown. Every time I return to my hometown, I first realize the obvious change of my hometown. The village road was now widened and covered with a glossy black plastic. The small houses were replaced by high-rise buildings. Seeing my hometown develop day by day, I feel very happy and proud. Everyone is conscious of keeping the environment clean. Garbage is no longer thrown around and has a very clean and tidy treatment team. The elementary school where I used to attend has also been expanded. Perhaps because there are many people living in my village now, everything needs to be bigger. Sewing and carpentry workshops also began to appear. Thanks to these factories, the overall economy of my village has increased significantly. Every change in my hometown is remembered by me. Every time I return to my hometown, I can’t help but feel proud of this positive development.