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The book including a lot of medical questions and answers is very helpful for Vietnamese readers.

Gom nhung cau chuyen tac gia nghe ra, chung kien, song cung... suot chang duong kho nan voi moi phan nguoi Viet Nam tren hanh trinh xuyen nuoc My, khap cac chau luc, noi que nha. Cau chuyen ve Noi Dau chua he dut doan ke tu sau 1975.

Tap chi tri thuc, uy tin, dong doc gia nhat the gioi la Reader's Digest. Bao nay khong phai chi in chuyen cuoi de tram vao cac khoang trong nhu cac bao khac van lam, ma da chon dang cac chuyen cuoi theo nhieu de tai khac nhau, voi khau hieu; Laughter is the best medicine.

Tap chi tri thuc, uy tin, dong doc gia nhat the gioi la Reader's Digest. Bao nay khong phai chi in chuyen cuoi de tram vao cac khoang trong nhu cac bao khac van lam, ma da chon dang cac chuyen cuoi theo nhieu de tai khac nhau, voi khau hieu; Laughter is the best medicine.

Saigon, November, 1978. Under the cover of darkness a desperate family leaves home and friends, hoping to escape the harsh regime of Communist Vietnam. Their goal is to reunite with the four oldest children sent ahead to the United States, but first they must evade ruthless communist patrols. Eleven-year-old Nam Moi is confused, afraid and now homeless. Her future seems bleak and devoid of hope. The risks are great, but it was not the first time her family had taken risks. Long ago, her Ung ancestors had migrated from China to northern Vietnam. When the country was partitioned in 1954, they moved again to South Vietnam. Nam Moi, or “little girl from the South”, was born in Saigon during the Vietnam War. Her family survived the fighting, but living under Communist rule was very hard. After years of planning and debating, Nam Moi’s father made the bold decision to escape, in hope of finding a better life for his children somewhere else. Nam Moi had been taught that sometimes gambles must be taken for a better life. But would this huge gamble bring freedom or cost them all their lives? Nam Moi: A Young Girl’s Story of Her Family’s Escape from Vietnam is a true story of triumph over repression, danger and hardship. Escaping from Vietnam meant traveling on a rusty cargo ship in the South China Sea for months, barely hanging onto life. Nam Moi’s father paid precious gold for the chance to escape the country, but the price the family paid to survive was much higher than gold. They had to start their lives all over again.

"100 nam cai luong Viet Nam" quyen 2 noi tiep ra doi, de tiep tuc dem den qui vi nhung cau chuyen ma gioi ham mo nghe thuat san khau ai cung muon nghe; nguoi yeu thich cai luong ai cung muon doc. Cai thich thu la khong cau chuyen nao giong voi cau chuyen nao, ma hau het la nhung chuyen la, chuyen vui buon ma chi trong lang cai luong moi co.

Den Cu cuon I cua Tran Dinh xuat hien giua mua Thu nam nay da duoc chieu co va hoan nghenh tu nuoc ngoai ve lai trong nuoc. Cuon sach, voi loi van noi, trinh bay noi dung phong khoang, rat nguoi va rat thuc, da thu hut nguoi doc voi vo so chuyen xay ra ma tac gia la vai chinh hay it ra la nhan chung. Chuyen "cung dinh" cong san, dieu ma ai trong chung ta, to mo hay khong to mo, dung deu muon biet...