Lien: Can we get started on gender equality homework in Vietnam?

Man: Okay, let's see the information we gathered for this exercise

Lien: Yes.

Man: In the past, not all women were able to go to school. I guess they were probably kept at home for chores.

Lien: Probably. In rural areas, girls can be forced to work from home and in the fields.

Man: I think they have to because many people think girls do worse than boys at school, so they are not allowed to go to school.

Lien: It seems that there is also the influence of the custom to respect men and despise women!

Man: I'm afraid I don't agree. I think women do better than men in school and more women have university degrees than men take that exam

Lien: Exactly. In Vietnam, men outnumber girls in primary and secondary schools, but there are many women who do well in school and pass the big exams higher than men.

Nam: I believe that gender discrimination in education begins in the home because parents treat boys and girls differently, discriminating.

Lien: I agree. Gender discrimination should be eliminated so that everyone has equal opportunities in education, walking on the same path in a fair way.

Man: Then let's call on everyone to be fair in their behavior

Lien: Yeah, let's go 

Man: Yeah