The rich husband Di Bang responded when he was told that "letting his children go to an international school is a show of wealth"

Before many prying comments about how to raise children. The great Nguyen Quoc Vu - the husband of singer Di Bang officially spoke out against the objection, making many people admire his words. The businessman wants his children to have a perfect childhood, without heavy pressure from grades.

After the school violenc.e happened at American Academy International School (ISHCMC - AA). The public was surprised to learn that the tuition fee here is up to half a billion dong for a school year. On social media, the topic of sending children to international and public schools was also discussed enthusiastically. Many questions are raised, which new environment helps children develop in the most comprehensive way.

He is a famous businessman in the business world. Not only good at the market, Nguyen Quoc Vu also loves his wife and children with all his heart. He did not regret spending huge amounts of mone.y to buy gifts for Di Bang, giving the best for his home. Although he lives with a modern mindset, the businessman insists that he does not send his daughter to an international school, but only learns under the English-Vietnamese bilingual system. It is always compulsory for children to be fluent in their mother tongue, even less intending to study abroad like other pious families. However, singer Di Bang's husband still admits the difference in English - Vietnamese education methods. Nguyen Quoc Vu wants his children to have a perfect childhood, without heavy pressure from grades. Parents only play a contributing role, not with the idea of a degree, letting their children develop freely according to their inherent capacity.

Specifically, the giant U40 said:

Is it a good idea to send your chil.d to an international school? It's a bit long, I hope everyone reads it. These days, many people tag a in articles that roughly criticiz.e sending their children to international schools as ostentatious, trying to get a good name for their parents, but in reality, what a chil.d receives is nothing. Then his opinion is as follows:

First, he corrected that his son did not go to an international school entirely but a bilingual school (teaching two languages in parallel with English and Vietnamese according to the curriculum of the Vietnamese Ministry of Education) because he did not intend to send his son to study abroad, so Living and working in Vietnam needs to be very fluent in the mother tongue is a priority for a. Then many people will wonder. If you have prioritized Vietnamese, why not just let them go to public schools but be bilingual. So that's it:

He doesn't want his children to have to wake up early to fall asleep on the way to school, so both Na Ki's old and new schools are located at the top of the gate and only a few dozen meters from the house. It's good, both are bilingual schools

He doesn't want his kids to struggle all day at school and then back to extra classes and tons of homework. Children need a childhood and I think childhood should be divided equally between school and home. Teachers, friends and parents. Just good, your school can do that. HaNa and Yuki never had to take extra classes.

I don't want my children to have to memorize and understand nothing like I did in the past. I want my children to learn, understand and remember for a long time. Knowledge must be acquired in a scientific way, not forcing children to wake up at 4, 5 am cramming their heads to answer questions and then quickly forget them meaninglessly.

I want even if my son is only good at one subject, he will still be recognized and focus on fostering his talent in that subject, not studying well in all subjects, but just because he is weak in physical education or any other subject, he will be immediately considered. as a criminal that makes children feel self-conscious and guilty. After all, no one is perfect in this world

I want him to come to school with an eagerness to experience the many new things that greet him every day, not a boring repetition like I used to.

And in the en.d, I want you to be yourself, not "someone's son" and achieve the necessary qualifications but not everything. I will never force you to do anything you don't want because your life is yours. You will make your own decisions and take responsibility for yourself. Parents only play the role of guidance, not force.

Not only is he willing to spend mone.y for his wife to shop, to meet all her material requirements, businessman Nguyen Quoc Vu is also not afraid to speak out in defense when his wife is criticized. Most recently, when Doan Di Bang was criticized for her lavish birthday party and also openly wearing fake dresses, her rich husband immediately responded to netizens:

"During the party, when your wife was filled with happiness, around the people she loved, there were dozens of people out there that she didn't know, didn't even invite. They huddled together to look at the phone. , look at her every pants, every gait, every sentence she says, then what?"

He is not afraid to affirm that he will always pamper and protect his wife to be happy. The businessman called his wife by the very sweet name "his wife":

"She's still happy and you guys can only stand behind her and whisper forever. Do you know if it's as good as today? Because simply, your wife is not like us. , not mean, not more than lose and not trample anyone.

Honestly, do you want to be like her? And in the en.d, other than her parents, in this world, no one has the right to judge her, not even you."

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