Bill Hayton: Soaring Dragon Vietnam

Vietnam, can you fly? The fate of the Communist capitalist training ground, Vietnam... has been making great progress in the past 30 years, but their progress has often been critical. The inborn paradox of eating capitalist cakes while under Communist control has been brought to a close in every 10 years: 1979, 1988, 1997 and 2008. The Vietnamese Communist Party has always been a peaceful calmer but the solution is not just a stage for fighting the next battle. The future outcome will depend on the balance of power within the Communist Party and between the communists and the foreign countries. Anyone who has seen a team of young motorcycles running around the streets of Vietnam on weekends can see the challenge facing the leader of the Communist Party. Bill Hayton deals with the international relations of Vietnam, the growth of civil society, economic progress and its difficulties, and, of course, the primary democratic movement, which is a notorious issue of security. The Vietnamese ‘ Police State ’ and its organized mechanisms of social control are reflected in the vivid descriptions of urban and street landscapes, cultural heritage, religion, press and art. He explains how these problems arose in Vietnam, and predicts where they'll lead in the next step of development.

Korean title: 비상하는 용 베트남

Korean author: 빌 헤이턴

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946060968