"Good wine needs no bush."
(Baonghean) - Recently, information and images of the 30-hectare sunflower field in Nghia Dan district have flooded newspapers and social media. "Good wine needs no bush," and tourists from all over have not missed the opportunity to come and admire it.
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Standing before the field of flowers, a whirlwind of emotions surged within me. Some, whose feet had traveled far and wide, couldn't help but marvel and exclaim, deeply moved by the beauty of their homeland. And everyone was eager to share the good news, amplifying the feeling of pride in their native land.
However, strangely, some people living right here in this area have skeptical views and make very indifferent and detached comments on social media. Some argue that this is a way for the business to "promote" its brand and shouldn't be taken advantage of. Why is that? If the business beautifies the land and people of their homeland, what's wrong with that? If they truly beautify their homeland and their brand becomes famous, what's wrong with that? Besides, around the world, which tourist area or scenic site management company wants to succeed without relying on social resources from one or more businesses? To be fair, any business must be equal before the law, and any shortcomings should be identified and reported so that corrective measures can be taken. As for the achievements that businesses have made and the beauty they bring to their homeland, why are we wary, suspicious, and turning our backs on them?
The country is integrating into the global community, and our homeland is constantly changing. If someone can absorb the wisdom, spirit, knowledge, and methods of the world to create prosperity and beauty for their homeland, then what is there about that prosperity and beauty that is not worthy of our praise and honor? If we have a true sense of responsibility, we must know how to protect and promote that prosperity and beauty, while being ready to wage war against stagnation, conservatism, narrow-mindedness, and hindrances that hinder the development of our homeland.
Duc Duong
