Dear Readers,
Now under the direction of Asian-American Poll Media, Little Saigon Inside will mainly focus on economic trends and business opportunities relating to Vietnam and its community abroad. When relevant, we will provide insights on political trends that affect "the pursuit of happiness" by the Vietnamese people living in Vietnam as well as overseas. Thank you to all of our loyal readers for the last 3 years and we hope to bring a richer experience with our new format.
Little Saigon Inside Staff
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Viet Museum and History San Jose, IRCC Taking Action to Keep the Museum Open
The Viet Museum located at History Park is one of the most important cultural institutions of the Vietnamese American community in San Jose...
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Last November, a Viet kieu in hi tech business finally settled down and married his long time girlfriend. It was a private wedding attended ... -
The Viet Museum located at History Park is one of the most important cultural institutions of the Vietnamese American community in San Jose... -
In 2006, Time Magazine did a full page feature on Tila Tequila, a phenom of Myspace.com. "..........Tila clearly grasps the logic of We... -
I try to find " Phở " whenever I travel. This humble Vietnamese beef noodle soup first started out as a street food, a quick... -
The Board of IRCC, the oldest Vietnamese-American nonprofit organization in San jose established in 1976, and its subsidiaries of Viet Museu... -
. ... It's the circle of life All it moves us all Through despair and hope Through faith and love Till we find our place ... -
The Vietnam War had produced many narratives in the forms of memoirs, historical accounts, military analyses, political assessments, and fic...
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The unfortunate incidence on April 24, 202 reminded some of our readers the Rodney King's famous plea as racial strife and violence over...
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In his heyday, former State Assemblyman Van Tran, who was often referred by the media as "The Godfather of Little Saigon Politics...
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"duoi su chi dao" (translated)? This is language that we've heard from the VC's propagandas. Why would we want to focus on business opportunities for Vietnam and not our own opportunities here? Vietnamese communities abroad do not belong to Vietnam. They are now Vietnamese-American communities and of other countries elsewhere. We have left Vietnam in pursuit of happiness so that we cannot be extorted by the communist government. We get no benefit from Vietnam, from health care, to education and retirement. Why would this website promote this kind of format? This announcement is a total disappointment. By the way, your writing, "the pursue ..." gave away the fact that you've not adapted to the life abroad for very long. Also, if a US resident cares for the community that he lives in, then he would not buy the iphone from Vietnam. He'd buy the iphone that'd give the most economic advantage and tax revenue to the US.
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