I don't like it at all. Where is the commercial activity? And where do they make provision for people to be able to walk? Whoever these city-planning idiots are, they don't have a clue as to why a city gets founded, and why it works.

I like it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egAw3O1bJGw...ted&search=

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONo9dAj_gq8...ted&search=

American Pacific University

Located in bustling and exciting Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, American Pacific University offers a unique concept in high school and college education.

www.apu.edu.vn
Combining the curricula, methods and faculty from some of the United States leading educational institutions and the vision of one of Vietnam's leading educational sponsors, APU allows a student to learn English, get a High School Diploma (both American and Vietnamese) attend an American Community College, transfer to a prestigious American four-year institution, continue on for a Masters Degree and even get a Doctor Degree!. ... (more) (less)

Trung Thu Xua (1960s)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9l5PWoodDk

Mỹ Tâm-Chiếc Nhẫn Cỏ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1K0mzze4vqM...ted&search=

http://www.bangkokpost.com/211006_Business...t2006_biz13.php

"Catch the Vietnam train now before it overtakes Thailand

UMESH PANDEY

Thai investors looking for good returns and expansion into the region should consider Vietnam, which one high-profile fund manager believes is poised for a regional leadership role sooner than most people think.


"It won't be a long time before Vietnam takes over from Thailand as the bigger economy and Thai investors should start to take a note of the country," says Marc Faber, who advises many large funds and also writes the widely read Gloom Boom and Doom newsletter.


With a 98% literacy rate and the high determination of its people, Vietnam will likely replace Thailand as the region's second-largest economy after Singapore, he says.


"The fact that countries such as Vietnam are going to grow at a faster pace than those such as Thailand will present an opportunity for investors.""

http://www.dpi.hochiminhcity.gov.vn/invest...-BINH-KHANH.htm



1- Investor:

The HCM City Service of Communications and Public Works
63 Ly Tu Trong Street, District 1
HCM City, Vietnam
Tel: 84-8-829 0451 or 823 7439 Fax: 84-8-829 0458

2- Objective: Contructing Binh Khanh Bridge will help to complete main road system connect downtown HCM City to Can Gio district – Eco-tourism area of HCM City. It also help to reduct the transportation burden of Binh Khanh Ferry.

3- Location: Nha Be and Can Gio district

4- Scale:

- Length: 3 km and width: 27.5m
- Capital: US $138 million
Including:
+ Cost of contruction:
+ Cost of contruction connected roads:
+ Land clearance:
+ Other costs:
+ Backup Cost: US $96,6 million
US $12,4 million
US $11 million
US $16,3 million
US $13,6 million

5- Investment form: BOT

6- Investment Incentive: Corporate Income Tax: 20% for 10 years, 4 years tax holiday and 50% tax reduction in following 9 years (Decree 164/2004/ND-CP dated 22/12/2003)