This is sure to bring back tons of memory of the old world, 1978 to 1980 when I was a student in Laos. We sang this and many other Lao Communist songs regularly.
@laosasean84822 жыл бұрын
Yeah me too. I was 5 years old when I 1st saw this song.
Chinda Sourinho is right, We have to be aware of the Thai linguistic cultural invasion. Lao youngsters take the fantasy to write in Thai and use Thai expressions in the communication online; the Lao language is dying slowly to distinct if we don't take any step to remedy it.
@landamontmonape30302 жыл бұрын
Don’t rely on the Lao government and I don’t want to express any about them because it will take more than 40 years to write down. The Thai culture spread to it’s neighboring countries quickly in the last 40 years and most Lao people absorbed their culture all sort of forms via mass media such as newspaper, magazines and internet. There are more news, soap operas, movies, musics and other variety shows through television channels. Eventually both young and old Lao people are eagerly and willingly to learn and accept Thai culture to be part in their lives while most Thais are desperately are learning and absorbing western culture to become more westernized lifestyle and society shamelessly. Today Lao people are destroying their valued ancient culture themselves due to popularity of the Thai influenced over Lao more than four decades which finally makes Lao culture uninterested for new generation to practice. It’s pitiful to see young and even old Lao are speaking by including Thai vocabularies when communicating with each other nowadays. No one is capable to foresee what Lao culture will be like in the future due to strongly influenced culture from Thailand plus the many investment projects and the flocks of the Chinese in the cities completely occupying some business. Or the uncertainty for Laos will really be reliable on it’s three neighbors China, Vietnam and Thailand.