ngjm95

Bonjour TLM,

Encore Trinh Cong Son avec une nouvelle interprétation de Diem-Xua. A éviter , un après -midi pluvieux sinon cafard garanti !

YouTube – Diem-Xua

Et un clin d’oeil à Richard Fuller qui a su traduire les paroles de Noi Vong Tai Lon, the great circle of Vietnam.

YouTube – Richard Fuller

From jungled hills to the distant sea,
We form a giant circle to unite our country. From far and wide, we now return,
With joy, like a sandstorm, to the far horizons, Let’s now join hands : A great circle of Viet Nam Flags in the wind, happy nights and days,
Of one blood our hearts ablaze,
Reconciliated, a new day.
Hamlet, town now joined as one,
Remember the dead as we bask in the sun,
And one by one, we spread our smiles.
From North to South, we all join hands, From fields long abandoned to mountainous lands,
We’ll ford deep streams, climb over hills.
From hamlets to the cities,
We embrace with glee an eternal circle :
Dead and living, one are we.

Bonjour,

Bonjour TLM,

Nous connaissons tous les lampions qu’on allume lors du Têt Trung Thu, mais le lâcher des lampions qui s’envolent dans le ciel comme des montgolfières (les vietnamiens utilisent le même principe de sustentation par air chauffé)

YouTube – mid autumn balloons, Hanoi Vietnam

Bonjour,

Voilà la suite.
East China Sea: Sino-Japanese War of Nerves
By B. Raman
5 The Japanese determination till now—-apparently with quiet American backing—not to release the Captain has put Beijing in a dilemma. If it did not have its way in this war of nerves and force Tokyo to concede its demand, it could be seen as a humiliation. This could be politically embarrassing to President Hu Jintao. If the Chinese forced a naval confrontation with the Japanese Navy, this could strengthen growing fears in the Asian region that China has started using its military muscle to enforce its territorial claims. Today, the confrontation is with Japan in the East China Sea. Tomorrow, it could be with Vietnam and the Philippines in the South China Sea. The day after, in Arunchal Pradesh with India over the Chinese claims to Indian territory in that area.

6. At the same time, there is a fear in China of the implications of a likely use of China’s naval force against Japan. It could strengthen anti-Chinese feelings in Japan and damage the considerable economic relations with Japan, without which the Chinese economic miracl would not have been possible.

7. After having stepped up diplomatic pressure against Japan—in vain so far—- the Chinese are trying to mobilise public pressure. Calls are going out through the Internet to Chinese netizens to demonstrate in Beijing against Japan on September 18 if the Japanese do not release the Captain by then and to boycott Japanese goods. Patriotism is a double-edged weapon. If it fails to intimidate Japan, it could acquire an anti-Japanese momentum of its own the consequences of which could be unpredictable.

8. These fears are reflected in the calls being made to Beijing by some of its analysts not to over-react by losing patience. Patriotism against Japan, yes, but with prudence so that the political leadership does not end up by dropping the stone of patriotism on its own feet instead of on the feet of Japan. This advice is reflected in an editorial on the subject carried by the party-controlled « Global Times » on September 16.

le texte en entier

http://www.southasiaanalysis.org/papers41paper4043.html

Bonsoir Buuhoa,
Bonjour ngjm95,

Quote Buu Hao_Voilà quelqu’un qui ose dire la vérité ! 😆 Et je constate que tu as étudié à fond la question ! :wink2:
Hé, j’ai grandi là_bas .Pour aller en cours à JJR ,je devais passer devant le Couvent des Oiseaux et Marie Curie !

Quote_Et puis, tant qu’on ne fait que regarder, ce n’est pas un gros péché :
C’est selon ,comme dirait l’autre « To be or not to be (a gentleman) »

Quote_les oeuvres d’art méritent toujours un coup d’oeil, n’est-ce pas ? :bigsmile: :bye:
Exactement.:bigsmile:

Bonjour TLM,

Avant d’acheter ou de louer un bien immobilier, la moindre des choses serait d’aller le visiter afin de le voir dans son environnement et de juger les conditions de circulation . Et si les inconvénients sont rédhibitoires ,alors on ne signe pas !

Bonjour TLM,

Fêté comme une star au Vietnam,le professeur Ngo Bao Chau a déclaré que c’est en tant Franco-vietnamien qu’il a reçu le prix Fields :jap:
(fini les spéculations sur sa nationalité !)

Vietnam maths star prefers life in the shadows – Yahoo!Xtra Entertainment