If you look at the problems, they are just endless. Everything has to be redone. A Vietnamese child sells items in a fishing village. Mosch said the children were aggressive salespersons. Conditions are worse outside the cities, Mosch says.
Children sell all types of items to make a living.
Women are poorly treated, especially in the rural northern part of the country where wives are expected to work in the fields and care for the children. Mosch says he was told it's easy to find a wife, especially in North Vietnam, because women want to marry an American or a European and leave the country. To try to deal with the economic problems, the government limits families to no more than two children, and there are penalties for more. The government also emphasizes education. College students are highly motivated.