Chapter Ten~ Pwer on Earth

In this chapter, our author visited some representatives of the Vietnamese government. They met so they could sort out the stereotypes and hatred between the US and Vietnam.  If it says anything about the misconceptions of the United States, Mr. Xa thought that Bay Ly lived in a Vietnamese ghetto. Though the Americans are recovering after the war, Bay Ly says that the Vietnamese are not so fortunate in this statement that includes some Vietnamese DIALECT: "'Most of them are still hurt and angry,' I tell him truthfully. 'They are ho khong chap nhan che do cong san- they cannot accept their country under communism'"(Hayslip, 265). The Vietnamese people did not like the state of their country under communism. It only made their way of life miserable.