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The Kham Duc Victory Monument project is implemented by the Phuoc Son District People’s Committee. To build this 10-hectare facility, a large hill was leveled. This project is financed from the local budget (initial estimate is approximately 14 billion dong). According to the plan, along with the monument, it also has a population of parks, Bhnong cultural reserves, and spiritual tourist sites in the Yen Son Pagoda.
Readers worry about Tran Chau: “Local difficulties, funds made from the budget, is this investment reasonable? Quang Dang readers said,” Is this project really necessary? It will be much more useful if you invest in education, health or support the production of ethnic people, the districts remain poor. very good “.
The Kham Duc Victory Monument (Phuoc Son District, Quang Nam Province) is being built on a large hill, costing up to 14 billion dong.
Thinking with Quang Dang readers, Vo Thai readers directly proposed: Why not use this funding to invest in bridges, roads, schools, hospitals …? These are more practical for people.
In another perspective, reader Vo Loc confided: It will be much more effective in educating patriotic traditions for the younger generation if the Phuoc Son district uses this budget to build houses for the poor and for the poor. Merit remains difficult.
Statistics from the Department of Fine Arts – Photography and Exhibition, Ministry of Culture – Sports and Tourism (VH-TT-DL) show that there are 360 monument buildings across the country. The number of monuments is expected to increase in the near future as towns compete to apply.
Not long ago, the Vietnam Association of Architects also had an alarm about achievement syndrome. Some poor provinces and remote mountainous areas, although people still have difficult lives, still suffer from the achievement disease syndrome, competing for monumental and monumental jobs. The monuments are similar, the province is bigger than the previous province. Many localities have asked to build monuments with budget funds of up to tens of billions.
Recently, the Supreme Court of Judges said they were also voting to select a sketch of King Ly Thai Tong as a symbol of the court industry. This idea has stopped at the proposal level, but it has also made public waves.
Many readers recommend: the country remains difficult; Many schools and classrooms are in short supply; Most machines and equipment still cannot be produced, they must be imported. It is better to prioritize investment in education: training, production … or build practical things for the community.
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