Topic 1:

1. My hometown of BP is a countryside area situated in the northern part of Vietnam and

isn't really an attractive tourist spot. Still, the weather, the construction of facilities, and
the evolution of new infrastructure make it a livable environment. The land is mostly
used for agriculture, such as acajou and rubber trees.

2. Currently, my major is economics. I am a person who enjoys numbers and calculations,

particularly math and physics, and my high school final results were exceptionally strong
in these disciplines, which is why I chose economics as my major. Furthermore, my
father wants me to follow in his footsteps because he can assist me secure an internship
after graduation.

3. As a workaholic, I prepare for tests about 1-2 weeks in advance. I normally prepare a
daily to-do list to keep track of my understanding of the subject and exam requirements,
as well as to review any facts I may have forgotten. I also go to the library to study with
my pals since the ambiance encourages me to focus and concentrate as much as
possible. However, I will not attempt to study any new information prior to the exam
because it will make me feel panicked and apprehensive about the testing.

4. They often return to their hometown to visit their parents after living away for a while.
They also look for an appealing tourist spot to let off steam, such as the beach, hiking, or
an amusement park. They also just hang out with their mates to gossip or chit-chat
about the previous semester. To me, I usually spend time with my families, such as
eating meals, going out with my parents, or cooking together, because I enjoy family
time.

Topic 2:
1. Honestly, I have a fulfilling life because I don't need to work part-time, allowing me to
focus solely on my studies. My parents also pay me a monthly fee for hanging out,
personal shopping, and rent, and my studies are going well now that I can balance
learning and personal leisure.

2. My current top priority is to successfully complete my bachelor's degree with honors,

and I am also hoping to secure an internship position for next year. My presentation
skills aren't as polished as my friends', therefore I'd like to focus on being more outgoing,
chatty, and confident so that I may build my social circle and improve my conversational
abilities.

3. My friends and I prioritise university lectures and internships to get valuable experience
for our future career paths. Furthermore, students learn soft skills such as Microsoft
software, IT, photography, or design to get a well-paying job.

4. When young people [Link] problem, they tend to take breaks, seek counseling, or address
the main cause of their issues gradually. Aside from that, many people prefer to halt and hide from
their troubles by staying in their rooms, separating from society, or harming themselves, but I
strongly condemn those acts.

Topic 3:
1. Our brain has three basic memory types: working memories, long-term memories, and
short-term memories. Working and short-term memories, such as new lectures, are
more straightforward to lose since they are brief experiences, and if we do not write
them down or review them to convert them into long-term memories, we will forget
them right away.

2. I somewhat agree that past memories might help us become better versions of ourselves
by learning from our mistakes. However, living in our previous memories might cause us
to fantasies about the future rather than act on it, and feeling awful about our past and
 isolating ourselves can make us feel guilty, dependent, or even hate ourselves.
Therefore, prior memories are not negative as long as we know how to use them
successfully.

3. I find it annoying when people chat loudly on the bus, especially when there are workers
or the elderly, as it is a public space. Those who speak excessively loudly or laugh out
loud on the bus might irritate those around them; they also lack fundamental manners
in public spaces and are particularly selfish when they ignore everyone around them.

4. Despite meticulous preparation, I experience anxiety and terror throughout the

interview. As I recall, my first interview took me 5 days to prepare; I read the transcript
and questions I had prepared several times, and I asked my colleagues in that position
about their experience because of my over-anxious behaviour and the terrified
situation I had imagined. Still, on the interview day, I tried to calm myself as much as
possible in order to demonstrate my best abilities to the employer.

Topic 4:
1. According to a friend who studies abroad, it is definitely required. She felt panicked
and lonely because of cultural differences such as conversation style, greeting
phrases, or even special events. Therefore, understanding cultural diversity
broadly can make it easier to establish friends and adjust to new surroundings; it can
also assist us in widening our knowledge about various places.

2. To understand different cultures, I typically watch TV shows on YouTube, read

international newspapers, and attend events. I also aim to establish friends from
many nations in order to learn about their cultures and lifestyles while also sharing
my own, and I plan to try exchanging programs with overseas colleges if I get the
opportunity to explore many different cultures in person.
 3. Despite being unfamiliar with this circumstance, I believe that studying is the most
effective method of adapting. We can learn about the locals' lifestyles and their
trademark cultural events. Furthermore, the internet makes it much easier to find
knowledge about a specific culture, such as through social media or even real-life
experiences. You can also establish friends because having a peer of the same age
can help us adapt to a new situation more easily due to language compatibility and
generational similarities.

4. Language, I believe, is the cornerstone of culture. Because language allows us to

appoach to a specific culture readily, we can also adapt and make friends with locals
and learn about that culture. Furthermore, the construction of the language will
educate us about their culture and historical time, just as learning Vietnamese may
teach you about our history and people. Learning a language also requires us to
conduct research on academic journals about the specific citizen, which will allow us
to learn more about their culture in depth.

Topic 5:
1. Due to differing learning objectives and university locations, I only communicate with a
few students. Furthermore, some of them have grown incompatible with me in terms of
life goals and thinking, making it difficult for us to conduct conversations as we once did.
However, those that I still touch are undoubtedly the ones who have the same life
viewpoint as me, so they can help me make decisions and encourage me in my future
job paths.

2. In my experience, my friends and I typically eat out at nearby retailers or trendy

restaurants, as well as see movies. Coffee shops, in particular, are the most popular
places for us to hang out because I can gossip, chit and chat while studying during a
deadline period. Additionally, coffee with exotic designs can easily catch our attention
 because the young generations are totally into posting on social media and taking
pictures.

3. Those who are not close may have a hesitant environment at first, but can thereafter ask
about each other's health, life, and work. And for close friends, they will delve into other
people's lives as well as daily occurrences, and they will tell their friends about
themselves or simply gossip about their new life, new friends, or even their university
subjects.

4. Sincerity is essential for making new friends. People with great self-confidence find it
simpler to meet strangers, while those who are social butterflies can use their strengths
to strike up talks. Some simple topics, such as name, major, birthplace, and habits, can
help people get to know each other better. Furthermore, social media and online games
have recently enabled individuals to meet rapidly since they share common interests,
and they are also appropriate for introverts who are shy to communicate in person.

Topic 6:
1. I believe that their primary movies are amorous, hornor, and emotional. Many films
released recently discuss how young people have provided enormous support to
families. This not only helps them to remember their parents but also helps them to
have a greater understanding of their family. Furthermore, the horror movies are ideal
for a group of friends since they may discuss about such subjects and get excited
feelings, which piques their interest and makes such kind of movies more appealing.
2.
From my point of view, I only spend money on movies that achieve design and detail
perfection. The movie is not successful even though it has a beautiful setting and
technical design, since viewers constantly expect for the specifics and lessons they may
learn from it. Since it may partially convey the current issue in a different way and is
especially appropriate for most people, the current topic is also a great choice for the
 successful film.

3. To tell the truth, one of the finest methods to manage the subject that is appropriate for
all ages is to use censorship. Without censorship, for instance, kids might easily be
exposed to violent or amorous subjects, which could lead them to adopt unhealthy
attitudes and ways of living. Censorship not only enables parents to choose appropriate
subjects for their kids, but it also informs us of which subjects should be made available
to everyone and which should be forbidden.
4.
Depending on the situation. For example, children who have not yet developed their
psychological behavior would tend to provoke aggressive activities from the actors,
causing them to attack individuals around them or even their family without realizing the
negative consequences. Adults who are already aware of acceptable behavior may view
those aggressive scenes in movies as the problematic ones. They can also teach their
kids to avoid such behaviors because of their potentially harmful effects.