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Supreme Court model with Ly Thai Tong statue
On the occasion of the project to establish King Ly in the Court of Vietnam, which is currently the focus of public opinion, the BBC asked for comments from some people in Vietnam on the issue of the construction of the monument.
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Dr. Nguyen Xuan Dien of the Han Nom Research Institute, Academy of Social Sciences of Vietnam, told BBC News Vietnamese on May 1, 2020:
“In my opinion, the essence of building a monument is a project to spend money. Why has it become a big problem in recent years?
“It is because the monument project has a talisman that involves national leaders and heroes or famous figures in history. The construction of the monument will politically ensure that the superiors are swift.” approved, agreed, and rarely dismissed.
“Of this talisman, the estimate and the agreement are favorable, because no one will escape the chaos of fear of affecting politics. The number of monuments is always terrible and the price will be ignored. That. Is the reason why the movement was the owner of the monument. “
Facing questions from the Court and the history sciences, fine arts, sculptures, statues, especially professional consultants and advisers for the project, there may be things worth doing and prioritizing. more, Dr. Xuan Dien said:
“Through the incident of erecting the statue of King Ly Thai Tong, it is shown that the Court first expressed its opinion and when the public protested, the feudal defense was weak.
“Second, the teachers and doctors involved in the consultation are worse. They do not deliberately know or confuse” typical figures “with” symbols “and induce the Supreme Court to stop.
“The third is that the sculptor is lazy to create and follow the messy path that leads to three designs that are contradictory in Asia: Europe, both stereotyped and less creative, dependent, copied.
“And finally, the same is true for the architectural perspective. It is a Eurasian drawing, simple simulation, less creative.
“The original perspective drawing of Justice Square, where the statue of King Ly is located, is very strange. The arch of the arch in the courtroom will make people think of the bridle of the horseshoe. Behind the bridle of horseshoe Fortunately, it stopped. “
However, through this event, Dr. Nguyen Xuan Dien also extracted some additional points which, in his opinion, were commendable:
“The social network expresses itself quickly, lawyers are very responsible, the press is functional and timely; and the President of the Supreme People’s Court can listen and fear public opinion.”
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The land of the monument and the grave?
Also on Friday, when contacted by BBC News Vietnamese, Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Chu, an observer from Vietnam, reiterated the opinion he recently wrote on Facebook:
“By erecting industry icons, statues of chief judges, is the Supreme People’s Court trying to pioneer the path toward a trend that weakens the country?
“If each ministry erects statues of ministers, each branch has erected an industry-leading statue, where is Hanoi enough space for these statues?
“In recent years, there has been a movement to build monuments. The entire country has built monuments. There is a huge cost of money and land.
“In recent years, a tomb movement has formed. The bigger the tangerines, the bigger the tomb. There are tombs that take up more land than the king.”
According to Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Chu, people cannot “save their descendants” due to their monuments and tombs. The poster will be downloaded if the poster does not honor voluntarily.
Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Chu suggested:
“What the Supreme People’s Court must do is end unfair convictions, stop bribery in court, end pocket judgments, stop executing judgments, and remove judging ignorant judges, morally corrupting the manufacturing industry. court, at which time people will automatically honor the court industry.
“Don’t make Vietnam a land of monuments and graves,” wrote Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Chu on his personal Facebook.
