Vietnamese cultural value system in the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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Political Theory (24 July 2023) (2023)
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(PTOJ) - The cultural value system is one of the core and fundamental value systems in Vietnam and is part of the foundation to ensure the country's sustainable development. This article analyzes the building of a Vietnamese cultural value system in the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which has a significant impact all aspects of social life, including the cultural sector.

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