Le Hoang (The Men) eats bricks for criticizing Vietnamese education, teaching children to write capital L is a snake

Recently, on many social networking forums, singer Le Hoang's (The Men) views on how to capitalize letters and bad comments about how to educate in Vietnam.

Accordingly, Le Hoang said that he was teaching his children but he wondered if he did not know how to explain appropriately, Le Hoang wrote: "Why does Vietnamese education still maintain a way of complicating simple things and teaching things sometimes without need? Teaching today, Hy asked if the word in the red box was the word "Touch" Ba. No, it's a snake, this is an S and this is an L."

Besides, Le Hoang also said that Vietnam's education often complicates the simple and teaches the unnecessary. Meanwhile, the UK or the US still teach children to learn this letter as usual. Immediately after posting, the article of the singer member of The Men group received many mixed opinions from the public.

Many people criticized the singer for his ignorance, because every set of Latin letters has a capital table, not only Vietnamese. One even advised The Men to "revisit parenting."

Some of the comments from the audience were: "The tackle goes underground from The Men"; "It's not okay to try to teach him how to practice handwriting from a young age. Turn over the story, if Vietnam writes lowercase, the United States knows how complicated it is, it will compliment oh civilization oh too creative"; "The international still writes like that, brother, how can you criticize Vietnamese education about this, it is also broken, but in another part, distorted this"; "You'd better hire a tutor later",...

Currently, Le Hoang's article is being widely shared on many forums, becoming a hot topic of discussion. In response to the harsh reaction of the online community, the singer still maintained the above post. He said: "I wonder, I just ask."

And yet, under the comment section, The Men member also attracted attention when he deliberately used strange fonts as "provocative" to those who left mixed opinions about him.

Singer Le Hoang's real name Pham Le Quy Hoang, born in 1981, native of Da Nang, graduated in mechatronics from Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology. HCM. In 2008, when he left B.O.M, he met Tien Dung, together he formed The Men. The group quickly created a buzz thanks to a series of hits such as "Let Me Love You Again", "It's You", "Waiting for You in the Night",...

In addition, he also attracted attention when he had a fulfilling marriage with his wife, actor Viet Hue. The two have known each other since 2011. After more than 10 years together, the couple built a home with 2 lovely sons.

It is known that the couple's two sons are affectionately named Chip (born in 2015) and Hy (born in 2017). The singer once said that the 2 princes have opposite personalities. While his older brother Chip is hyperactive and laughing, the youngest is more shy. On their personal page, Le Hoang and his wife regularly update family photos as well as the journey of growing up of 2 gentlemen.

After becoming his father, Le Hoang once shared that he wanted to spend more time with his family. Recently, the singer and his wife limited showbiz activities to take care of their children and focus on business.

Previously, The Men member said that teaching his children to learn is also how he trains his temper. Outside of school, the 3 fathers and children often play football, take care of the garden, play with the dog...

The singer once shared: "Sometimes being too hard also makes children obsessed, which is not good for their development. While studying, if I see that 2 children are too tired, I will take a break for them. 3 father and son practice sports, go to the terrace to take care of trees. It's also a way to disperse fatigue."

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