Suicide trend among Vietnamese young people

Suicide trend is becoming popular not only in Vietnam but also in many other countries around the world. It’s time for us to  look  at this problem and find the best solutions to  reduce suicide trend. GLN EC had a useful discussion in English on this hot issue.

As expected, the topic " Suicide trend among Vietnamese young people”  attracted the attention and participation of numerous members from many universities in Hanoi. It is not only a popular trend among Vietnamese young people but also the problem of many authorities around the world.

This meeting attracted many participants by a newer and more unique  program framework in comparison with the usual one. In the opening game, everyone had to make the friends sitting by their right hands smile by words or actions. This game successfully broke the ice and made all the members feel much more comfortable and closed instead of the initial surprise. In this part, the members were not afraid to share their opinions as well as their understandings of the causes and consequences of suicide on both spiritual and physical aspects in our country today, especially in young people such as pupils, students, etc.

After that, there was an inconclusive debate between the two teams with the attractive and practical plays. The teams are free to create their ideas and unique ways to perform the drama. The plays  thought outside the box by members were really interesting, funny  and surprised. Besides, both the short plays also gave us a meaningful message: "We need to cosset and respect our life".

Moreover, this discussion still had a rather new part: presenting your ideas based on the given words in the paper  within one minute. Every members were absolutely  surprised and fascinated by this activity. While some members  felt difficult to come up with the  ideas in a short time , others showed impressively and completely. The attractive topic as well as new content created the opportunities for members to not only learn English and  expand the social knowledge but also enjoy themselves. Many stayed to continue to share their opinions and practice English with key members.