The Journey From Vietnam to America

About the Book

This book will describe the change of a Vietnamese's life from the time he was born in a small town in Vietnam until he resettles in the United States of America. It will discuss the interesting diversities in the cultures and the ways of life in Vietnam and America, But also recognize that Vietnamese and Americans do have a common ground in pursuing happiness for the family.

It will give the reader insight into what ordinary Viatnamese thought about the Vietnam War. Vietnamese farmers (about eighty per cent of the population) who lived in the rural areas had to struggle between life and death every single day during the war. They did not care much about ideology, Communism or Capitalism. What they really cared about was the welfare of their families and above all, peace.

About the Author

Born in 1940 in Central Vietnam, Nhon N. Trang attended Tran Quoc Tuan Junior High School in Quang Ngai province and petrus KY High School in Saigon. He had a BS of Math, a BS of pharmacy and a MA of Solid State of Physics at the University of Saigon. He taught at Petrus High School and School of Pharmacy, Saigon University. He left Vietnam in 1978 via Malaysia and resettles in the United States in 1980. He worked as a pharmacist from 1983 until now.