My village is rather small indeed but I am very proud of it because I was born and have grown up there and spent my happiest childhood among the simple and hard-working villagers who alw[r]
(1)02 My home village And now I would like to talk about my topic My topic is about my home village I was born and have grown up in a small village called Duyen Hy My village is situated in Dinh Hung commune-Yen Dinh district It’s about kilometers from Quan Lao Town to the north My village is surrounded by green rice paddies In the middle of the village there is a beautiful temple This temple was built to honor a heroine named “Nguyen My Nuong” who founded my village My villagers call her the God of the Duyen Hy village Many visitors go to this temple on the first and fifteenth days of the lunar month to worship her Next to the temple, there is a stadium and a culture house where people often celebrate many meetings and festivals Late in the afternoon, many children plays soccer, badminton or fly their kites Many years ago, my village was very poor My villager had to work hard in the field all day Their lives were simple and they were in need of many things Many people had to live in houses made of straw and mud, and a few families had a radio or a TV set Now the facilities of my village is becoming better and better day by day There are more and more high buildings There are many rich people Many people have motorbikes even cars The lifestyle of my village changed the work of the farmers is less hard because they are helped a lot by machines That means more food is produced and less labour and less working hours are spent They also have more free time for entertainment Most of the villagers are famers They are very hard-working After their harvest, they have extra jobs such as brick builders, welder, carpenters etc… In Duyen Hy village there are many profesional brick-builders They can build many high buildings People in my village are also very friendly and helpful They are willing to offer mutual help in any case and always get on with one another harmoniously (2) My village is rather small indeed but I am very proud of it because I was born and have grown up there and spent my happiest childhood among the simple and hard-working villagers who always feel attached to their native land And I promise myself that I will try my best to study well to make my village more beautiful and richer in the future (3)