world vision vietnam的八卦，Yahoo名人娛樂都在討論

Bác Hồ - Lãnh tụ thiên tài của Đảng, Nhà nước và nhân dân ta, Anh hùng giải phóng dân tộc, Danh nhân văn hóa kiệt xuất của Việt Nam và thế giới. Ở Người, có sự hội tụ, kết hợp và phát huy đến mức cao nhất, hoàn mỹ nhất tinh hoa văn hóa dân tộc và thời đại
Đời đời nhớ ơn chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh vĩ đại
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PRESCRIPTION, GREAT VISION OF PRESIDENT HO CHI MINH
Uncle Ho - Genius leader of our Party, State and people, Hero of national liberation, Outstanding cultural celebrity of Vietnam and the world. In him, there is the convergence, union and promotion to the highest and most perfect quintessence of the national culture and the era.
Eternal thanks to the great President Ho Chi Minh

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THE JOURNEY BRINGING VIETNAMESE COFFEE TO THE WORLD

“To make a success and keep it sustainable, and to build a heritage that lasts – this is my ultimate goal” - CEO Le Hoang Diep Thao

Madame Le Hoang Diep Thao is the co-founder and co-owner of Trung Nguyen Group – a proud national brand of Vietnam. Taking charge of chief execution and management role over the past 20 years, Thao has proven herself as a bold leader who can make strategic decisions that boost Trung Nguyen’s growth as one of the largest coffee makers in Asia.
Thanks to Madame Diep Thao’s vision and leadership, Trung Nguyen has risen from zero to the No.1 coffee brand in Vietnam, remaining the fast-growing pace and the leadership position up to now.

G7 – a signature instant coffee brand enjoyed by more than one billion people in 60 countries and territories worldwide – is not only a success of Trung Nguyen and Le Hoang Diep Thao, but also a notable achievement of a coffee nation like Vietnam. It was Thao who decided to start the instant coffee business of Trung Nguyen in 2003, making a transformative change to the coffee corporation which had already established its reputation for roasted, ground coffee. With G7, Trung Nguyen became even more powerful.

Giving all her heart and passion to the development of Vietnamese coffee, Le Hoang Diep Thao started a new chapter of Vietnamese coffee in 2015. While still owning Trung Nguyen, Thao launched a new coffee brand dubbed King Coffee. After making a successful debut in the USA, the most demanding markets of the world, King Coffee has quickly expanded its presence in large international markets like China, Russia, South Korea, Australia, France, the Netherlands, Singapore, Thailand, etc. Just three years from the debut and King Coffee has been now available in 61 countries and territories globally, highly praised by experts and trusted by consumers.

Many experts attribute the impressive success of King Coffee to Thao’s over 20 years of management experiences at Trung Nguyen. Surprisingly, Thao has another answer: “This (success) is because King Coffee is proudly originated from a coffee-growing country, while some other strong coffee brands in the world are not. Vietnam boasts the best Robusta quality and is the second-leading Robusta exporter of the world.” King Coffee production plant built in Nam Tan Uyen, Binh Duong in just five months to ensure an ample supply of King Coffee for global demands is the demonstration of CEO Diep Thao’s unwavering commitment to bringing Vietnamese coffee into the world.

King Coffee is the fruit of two decades of hard working and challenges overcoming. It also reassures CEO Diep Thao’s passion to gain Vietnamese coffee a decent position in global coffee map. With King Coffee, CEO Le Hoang Diep Thao enables Trung Nguyen International to write the next chapters that complete the legend of Trung Nguyen.

I'm naming her "T" here (#childprotection policy), a little girl I met on my first day during my commune-visit who got me heart captured so much. From the moment we touched down her place, T was kinda shy and introvert. She felt a lil strange and uncomfortable until we invited her to play and blow soap bubbles together. She then slowly opened up herself to hold my hands, to hug, to walk about and to hang around. For a few times she even held me tight and looked into my eyes so softly with her softspoken phrase in Vietnamese which I don't understand at all (how I wish I could), but still feeling warm enough to stare at her sweet face of expressions.❤️☺️
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Such a lovely girl she is, carrying her in my arms she weighed much much more lighter than my 1 year-old-plus nephew, gosh, she put no pressure at all to my arms! T is 4 years old this year. She was a malnourished child experiencing years of malnutrition when she grew up in her mama's bump then a baby girl. However she's moderately getting better and healthier now as her mama has started to participate at the health club (programs taken care by #worldvision), learning ways to feed her children with more nutritious and balanced meals with those limited local ingredients they could find and afford. Please grow stronger and happier, girl! 🙏🏼
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Early in the morning we left Phong Nha to go to Dong Hoi's train station where we got on a Vietnamese train headed towards Da Nang. Surprisingly, the train (SE3) is clean and very comfortable. The sleeper cabins were also very affordable. In Da Nang we ate at Banh Xeo Ba Duong which had some delicious Central region banh xeo. Then we came over to Nina's dad's cousins house where she met them for the first time and also where they fed up local and American products. Later in the night we ate some fresh coconut jelly - rau cau dua and then walked along the stunning but smelly Da Nang river side where I discussed how wonderful a modern Vietnam can be. Not only will this help the people locally economically, but it will allow the rest of the world to have a different vision of Vietnam, the Vietnam of today and not the Vietnam of the rural past.

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Banh Xe Ba Duong - 280 Hoang Dieu
Rau Cau Dua - 190 Bach Dang




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With National Adoption Month in the US coming up in November, and the recent drama involving the most high profile entry on this list, it seems an appropriate time to make this video.

1. Angelina Jolie

Angelina Jolie is who everyone thinks of when it comes to a Hollywood celebrity with an adopted Asian child. Actually she has two, Maddox from Cambodia and Pax from Vietnam.

In 2001, Jolie applied to adopt 7 month old, Rath Vibol from an orphanage in Battambang, Cambodia. Unfortunately, this didn’t seem to go well. The adoption process was halted soon after when the US government banned adoptions from Cambodia amid allegations of child trafficking.

When it was all said and done, when the investigation was over, fortunately for Jolie, the adoption of Rath Vibol was deemed lawful. Jolie brought him back to the States and renamed him Maddox. 5 years later, Maddox became older brother to Pax, who Jolie adopted from an orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.

Today, Maddox is a regular 15 year old kid, who can sometimes be seen with a shaggy bleached blonde mohawk, and who has a long distance girlfriend who lives in England.

Unfortunately, 2016 marked the end of Brangelina, as Angelina Jolie & husband Brad Pitt are now going through a Hollywood divorce involving 6 kids.

2. Katherine Heigl

Heigl actually grew up with an older sister, Meg, who was adopted from South Korea.

Heigl says: “I wanted my own family to resemble the one I came from, so I always knew I wanted to adopt from Korea.”

Her husband singer/songwriter, Josh Kelley initially questioned whether Heigl’s vision for their family was indeed right for him.

In 2009, she got the call from the Korean adoption agency that there was a baby girl for her to adopt named Mi-Eun. There was one issue though, she had a congenital heart defect and had recently undergone open heart surgery.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding her well-being, her future health, Heigl opted to adopt Mi-Eun, naming her Naleigh.

3. Ewan McGregor

McGregor has been in many documentaries including one called Long Way Round where he goes on a 19000 mile journey from London To New York City on a motorcycle, traveling through Europe and Asia, visiting several UNICEF programs along the way.

It was on this trip in 2004, passing through Mongolia, where he met 2 year old Jamyan, an abandoned orphan. Soon afterwards, he adopted her.

4. Meg Ryan

The star of When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless In Seattle & You’ve Got Mail, was elated, when, in 2006, she was notified by the Chinese adoption agency that they had assigned her a 14 month old baby girl. I say assigned because the adoption process in China is like a lottery system, and Ryan had no say in the selection process of her child, who she later named Daisy True

Despite Daisy being randomly assigned to her, Ryan has stated “I am convinced, completely that there was nothing random about it. She is the daughter I should have.”

5. John McCain

Right now the world is watching Hillary & Trump tear each other to bits. 8 years ago it was Obama & McCain going at it for the presidency.

While McCain, was able to become the republican presidential nominee in 2008, his previous attempt in 2000 failed. He had lost to George W. Bush in large part due to an underground smear campaign that falsely claimed McCain had fathered a black child.

In actuality, that ‘black child’ was Bridget, his daughter that he adopted from Bangladesh. Bridget was Bengali, and Bengali people are darker skinned.

Many people said the McCains should be ashamed of her color. The vile campaign had voters being called up by the thousands, being informed that McCain had a black baby and that was reason enough to not vote for him.

Funnily enough, John McCain did not know of his wife’s decision before hand and when he arrived at the Arizona airport to pick her up from her trip from Bangladesh, he was confused as to why his wife was holding a dark Asian baby.

He asked ‘who is she?’ and ‘where is she going?’

Cindy replied ‘To our house’

Despite the initial shock, he has said that Bridget has since enriched their lives.

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