Trong Hòai Niệm is Novel Love Story This story telling about a young girl and her family who were boat people, fled Vietnam after North Vietnamese communist took over the South Vietnam in 1975, at that time she was 11 years old. In 1987 her family fled the country for seeking freedom by fishing boat. Her boat was floating in Pacific Ocean for almost two weeks, finally her boat that has arrived Philippine refugee camp on PULAU Island. Her parent was a wealthy business man. They have lived under Communist regime for 3 years. They knew that they can’t survive any more under communist regime. Her parent decided to escape from Vietnam with any cost even though they die in ocean. They tempted fate to across the Pacific Ocean by fishing boat that caused 80% of escapees were killing by gale and 20% of survival, but they thought that a fate worse than death to live with the communist. Otherwise, the boat people were also raped and killed by Sea pirates in Thailand’s water. Her parent has had accepted any catastrophe to his family on the way to escape Vietnam. They were very lucky not to be killed in the ocean by gale or sea pirates, finally, her boat to arrive Philippine Island. They were resided temporarily in refugee camp from 3 years in a very bad situation in materially and spiritually such as food was not supplied enough to eat, they didn’t know what their fate will be? Their future was very far from their hands, they didn’t know where and when they will go to, for making their new life for themselves.1982 her family was sponsored to the United States. Her family was settled down in Texas, she has had an opportunity to go to school again at the age of 17. She had enrolled for s high school class in a High School at Southwest Houston area. After graduated from high school she has worked in banking, she continued to work for her college degree at night. She has worked in banking for 14 years as a senior vice president position. She went to the park that closes to her resident quarter to jog every morning. One day she met a man whose name Vu, was a college teacher. They felt in love with each other and her wedding will be taken in a near future. But they could not predict what was happen to them. Suddenly, in a day she had been hospitalized because she suffered from terminal cancer. She asked her young sister to notify immediately to her fiancé about her serious health situation, and she wanted to meet him as soon as possible. Vu was shocked at the news from his fiancé’s sister. His heart broken and he was going to faint. He hurried to ask his administrator for 4 weeks off from work. He booked an emergency air ticket and left his home right away to Texas. When he’s arrived Houston airport, he took a taxi to hospital. At hospital he has guided by nurse to his fiancée room then the nurse walked back to her office. Walking into his fiancée room in the fluorescent light, he looked at her face she was very pale. When Vu looked at his fiancé face thoughtfully, he could not hold his tears. He bent his face down close to his fiancé chest he busted into a convulsive sob. Her Doctor was walking in coming close to Vu. The doctor slightly put his hand on Vu’s shoulder and spoke in a low voice to bring Vu back to reality. Vu turned back to the doctor and shook hand with him. Vu showed his deep gratitude to the doctor. Doctor told Vu that his fiancé who was in a worse situation. So the doctor has tried to keep her with oxygen breathing equipment to expect Vu came back to see her in a last moment on time. Before she has hospitalized, she wrote a long letter to Vu. She asked her young sister to hand over her letter to Vu when he came back to see her. She told her fiancé everything from first minute she met him till to present moment. Finally, she told Vu she has loved him forever...ever...and ever and her last words to her fiancé: I have given you my life, but my life is no longer any more I have given you a dream, but the dream wo

Between bustling life, Have you ever realized that you are living too fast? Have you ever regreted anything?

He holds Bachelor Degree in Visual Communication from AIU University, MS in Management, and ND Degree in Naturopathic- Ex-Adjunct Professor & Academic Advisor at LaSalle University- Member of American Naturopathic Medical Association- Board Certifi ed Naturopathic Physician by American Board Examiners, Committee on Naturopathic Medical Education, Washington, District of Columbia- Taekwondo Practitioner 5th DAN Black Belt. Author of: TRONG HOAI NIÊM and THE REMINISCENCE.

Meeting or saying goodbye to anyone is the fate or the choose? 19 stories in the book are the personal feelings of a girl who is going through youth with with the indispensable spices: love, travels, happy, sorrow, loneliness,...

Ebook free 100%, bạn có thể đọc sample 100% truyện. Sách sưu tầm Thế gian ngày nay, chính đạo đang mạnh, tà ma tránh lui. Vùng đất trung nguyên sơn linh thủy tú, nhân khí cường thịnh, sản vật phong phú, là nơi chiếm cứ bền vững của các chính phái, trong đó đặc biệt có ba phái lớn đứng đầu, là Thanh Vân Môn, Thiên Âm Tự và Phần Hương Cốc. Câu chuyện này, bắt đầu từ "Thanh Vân Môn". Trương Tiểu Phàm, nhân vật chính, là một thiếu niên bình thường, nhưng vận mệnh đã cợt đùa với hắn không chỉ một lần... Ý nghĩa duy nhất giúp hắn tồn tại là tình yêu, tình yêu là tấm phao cứu mệnh, là tín ngưỡng và tôn giáo duy nhất của đời hắn. Qua sự vật vã của Trương Tiểu Phàm, mới thấy sự trưởng thành của một người đàn ông gian nan biết bao. "Tru Tiên" thực chất là một bộ tiểu thuyết nói về sự trưởng thành, nói về tình cảm. Soi vào số phận Trương Tiểu Phàm, ta tìm thấy phần nào đó số phận riêng ta...

Những lợi ích phi thường của chánh niệm, một phẩm chất tâm đơn giản - không phải là nổi trội so với các phẩm chất tâm khác, đã tạo nên một sức mạnh phi thường của chánh niệm. Những lời giải thích cặn kẽ, thực tế, dễ hiểu, dễ áp dụng trong cuốn sách quí này không phải chỉ dành riêng cho những ai đang tìm hiểu về chánh niệm, mà cuốn sách chính là một nguồn tham khảo quí báu cho các thiền sinh Vipassana.

"The Green Belt" is the story of a Vietnamese newspaper reporter who journeyed into the central highlands of Vietnam during the war in the late 1960s and witnessed the traditional antagonism between tribal highlanders and lowland Vietnamese. Of interest and current significance is the narrator's account of the highlanders' side of the conflict, and his evaluation of alternative solutions that could have advanced the welfare of ethnic minorities. Socially relevant, the novel recounts a true ongoing conflict. Fighting over land and religion in Vietnam's central highlands is a human rights issue frequently making the news. Several thousand Montagnards, many of whom fought alongside the U.S. Special Forces during the Vietnam War, resettled in North Carolina in the period after 1975. This large community never stops growing as a result of the endless exodus for freedom. The compelling story of this novel, blended of fact and fiction, reveals the roots of unrest and is a unique voice advocating survival of indigenous peoples in mainland Southeast Asia.

Winner of the Prix Goncourt A New York Times Notable Book of the Year The setting may be the rainy lower Loire Valley of the 1950s, but it is the WW I battlefields of Artois, Meuse, Lorraine, and Yser that form the emotional backdrop to this poignant testament to the vitality of life that death cannot dim. Fields of Glory begins as a collection of utterly charming reminiscences of the eccentricities of family elders told by an unnamed and indeterminately aged narrator. In pure and graceful prose, Rouaud describes crotchety grandfather Burgaud with his equally difficult car, a cramped and leaky CV2, and maiden great-aunt Marie with her card file of saints—"A prefatory catalogue of terrifying symptoms refers the reader to the saint specializing in the corresponding disorder. The work of a lifetime." It is in the midst of this comedy of daily life that the melancholy subtext of three generations slowly emerges: the stories of the two young men who were casualties of the Fields of Glory and the family that remains to remember them.