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Một phụ nữ 40 tuổi chia sẻ về cuộc hôn nhân 12 năm đầy mâu thuẫn, sự coi thường của chồng và ảnh hưởng từ mẹ chồng. Cô cảm thấy bản thân không được công nhận, sống như "xác không hồn" và đang tìm lời khuyên để vượt qua.

The article criticizes the concept of 'best technology' in the context of rapidly changing technology, proposing to develop a career system based on core competencies to adapt to the flexible labor market, using Hung's story and personal experience as examples to demonstrate that role diversity can strengthen expertise instead of weakening it.

The author analyzes green transportation policy in Ho Chi Minh City, emphasizing that making buses free or limiting gasoline vehicles is not enough. Priority should be given to improving public transport connections and universalizing emissions standards so that people can voluntarily change their travel habits.

One parent expressed disappointment over the fact that parent association funds at public schools are distorted, spent largely on teachers instead of students, and lack of transparency. The author compares it with the model without parents' association in Singapore and proposes to consider completely abandoning this model in Vietnam, especially when the Ministry of Education and Training has a draft to prevent overcharging.

A reader from the early 9X generation shares about his journey of survival after college, being stuck in making immediate money and losing opportunities for development. After 7 years of effort, the author changed his career and learned a lesson about the importance of family support and relationship networks for young people.

A 40-year-old single manager is pregnant with an intern who is 18 years younger than her. She wondered whether to keep the baby and face the consequences at the company, or abort the pregnancy to protect the future of the intern and her 14-year-old son.

A family of 4 people in Vietnam shares how to spend economically, only about 18 million VND/month for living expenses, including food and other expenses, while also training their children in the habit of managing finances early.