{"id":6765,"date":"2015-10-27T11:47:40","date_gmt":"2015-10-27T04:47:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.caodangvietmy.edu.vn\/?p=6765"},"modified":"2017-06-17T11:21:29","modified_gmt":"2017-06-17T04:21:29","slug":"ca%cc%89m-hung-va-gia-tri%cc%a3-tu-to%cc%a3a-dam-todays-voice-unesco-cep","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.caodangvietmy.edu.vn\/en\/ca%cc%89m-hung-va-gia-tri%cc%a3-tu-to%cc%a3a-dam-todays-voice-unesco-cep\/","title":{"rendered":"Inspiration and values from the Today's Voice \u2013 UNESCO-CEP panel discussion."},"content":{"rendered":"

Today's Voice is a project organized by UNESCO-CEP with many practical contents for young people. On October 24, 2015, a seminar on the topic "A NEW STANDARD \u2013 GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP" took place with the participation of many reputable guests, one of whom was... Dr. Tran Vinh Du \u2013 President of Viet My College.<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

By participating in the program, the group of students from Viet My College gained many valuable lessons and were further motivated on their journey of self-improvement. We would like to introduce you to the reflections of Dam Le Hong, hoping that we can empathize and receive useful values from the Today's Voice seminar.<\/span><\/p>\n

On Saturday, October 24, 2015, I had the opportunity to attend an interesting seminar with my fellow Leadership Bootcamp participants. The seminar featured CEOs, CFOs, CCOs, and other highly successful leaders. In addition, prominent academics, professors, and doctors with extensive knowledge and valuable experience also participated. Through the stages of identification (what), evaluation (how), and action (start-up), I gained many new thoughts and insights.<\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n

For me, this was a valuable program for students and perhaps for all young people in Vietnam. Concepts that seem abstract and grand, like "global citizen" and "new standards," are actually very familiar and close to our lives, yet are often mistakenly considered alien concepts. The speakers described extremely practical issues regarding the realities of Vietnamese youth in terms of "integration" and "resonance" with the world. Their perspectives, though old-fashioned, highlighted the strengths and weaknesses of today's youth. The guest speakers shared personal stories and observations that nonetheless served to awaken awareness in everyone.<\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n

Dr. Bui Tran Phuong shared that a global citizen is someone who always asks many questions to find answers, and is always ready to listen to and answer questions from others. At the beginning, she sparked a new thought in me regarding the question: "What are Vietnamese youth currently facing?" need<\/i><\/b> Is this truly a new standard? And what do they think of the old standard?\u201d That question sparked a new thought in me about the topic of the seminar: \u201ca new standard\u201d can be understood as a broader and brighter vision. Creating a single standard for everyone is like a uniform for the whole world. But if we all head towards the same goal with thought-provoking questions, each person can discover their own new \u201cenlightenment\u201d\u2014an idea, a thought, or even an action\u2014and that is what truly creates change and difference.<\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n

Dr. Tran Vinh Du also shared: \u201cIf your thoughts and actions only stay within your comfort zone or at the moment you stumble, you will never experience any change. Failure is necessary in life, but learning and finding ways to overcome those shortcomings is even more important. Never blame circumstances or yourself because that will distract you and make you passive in dealing with and handling that failure.\u201d I was very impressed by a quote from the professor about \u201cEveryone around you will only form relationships with those who give them what they need.\u201d This doesn't refer to money or material possessions, but rather to the respect, the expression, and the soul you bring to them. If you are not liked by everyone, don't blame them; instead, consider, evaluate, and renew yourself in a fresh, more open way. Because sometimes, they just want to feel comfortable talking to you, not your appearance or wealth.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Everyday stories about life, work, and social activities have led everyone to a new vision of "global citizenship." Some values will change with each stage of development, while others remain core values that serve as a foundation for integration, growth, and self-improvement, enabling us to become more modern and global.<\/span><\/p>\n

I've identified three things that people always strive to improve throughout their lives:<\/span><\/p>\n

1. Professionalism:<\/strong> (in communication, in actions, in work and daily life)<\/span><\/p>\n