Thanks to the rapid development of delivery system and technology, people these days can easily have access to global products. This tendency leads to the resemblance among other nations. The advantages outweigh the disadvantages
On the one hand, there are several benefits of this development. First, it is sensible that the life quality of citizens will have great improvements when they have more choices of products. This is because each nation have their ow
For example, Korea is quite famous for its cosmestic products. In the past, it is not easy to reach international commodities due to the difficulty of distance, however, nowadays not only people in Vietnam but also all over the world can easily buy these kinds of products at stores or in the supermarket. Therefore, they are likely to have better choices when it comes to buy commodities regard to beauty care. Another advantage is this tendency contributes to the development of tourism major. Take this one as an example, in Vietnam, travellers these days can catch a sight of many famous brands of restaurants on the street, namely KFC, Lotteria and Starbuck, therefore, they can enjoy their favorite types of food with the same quality and standard. This will attract tourists to visit our country as food is regarded one of the most important elements when travellers consider to visit a particular nation.
On the other hand, there are some drawbacks of this tendency. First, when there are so many products imported in our country, the cultural identity will be lost. This is because when people have a variety of choices when it comes to opting for some commodities, domestic ones can be forgotten. For example, Vietnamse young generations look the same as Korean, Chinese or Japansese as they dress the same clothes made in these countries. It is noticeable that they gradually lose their cultural identity, which can have negative impacts on the societal level.
In conclusion, this development brings both benefits and drawbacks, but the merits are surplus the negative effects. T
Thanks to the rapid
development
of delivery system and technology,
people
these days can
easily
have access to global
products
. This tendency leads to the resemblance among other nations. The advantages outweigh the
disadvantages
On the one hand, there are several benefits of this
development
.
First
, it is sensible that the life quality of citizens will have great improvements when they have more choices of
products
. This is
because
each nation have their
ow
For example
, Korea is quite
famous
for its
cosmestic
products
. In the past, it is not easy to reach international commodities due to the difficulty of distance,
however
, nowadays not
only
people
in Vietnam
but
also
all over the world can
easily
buy
these kinds of
products
at stores or in the supermarket.
Therefore
, they are likely to have better choices when it
comes
to
buy
commodities regard to beauty care. Another advantage is this tendency contributes to the
development
of tourism major. Take this one as an example, in Vietnam,
travellers
these days can catch a sight of
many
famous
brands of restaurants on the street,
namely
KFC,
Lotteria
and
Starbuck
,
therefore
, they can enjoy their favorite types of food with the same quality and standard. This will attract tourists to visit our country as food
is regarded
one of the most
important
elements when
travellers
consider to visit
a particular nation.
On the other hand
, there are
some
drawbacks of this tendency.
First
, when there are
so
many
products
imported in our country, the cultural identity will
be lost
. This is
because
when
people
have a variety of choices when it
comes
to opting for
some
commodities, domestic ones can
be forgotten
.
For example
,
Vietnamse
young generations look the same as Korean, Chinese or
Japansese
as they dress the same clothes made in these countries. It is noticeable that they
gradually
lose their cultural identity, which can have
negative
impacts on the societal level.
In conclusion
, this
development
brings both benefits and drawbacks,
but
the merits are surplus the
negative
effects. T