Nowadays, many young Vietnamese people celebrate festivals such as Christmas and Halloween. Some adults worry that these events may weaken traditional culture, while others believe they simply enrich social life. In my opinion, joining foreign celebrations is not harmful if we maintain our own customs.

First, these festivals provide opportunities for cultural exchange. By learning how other countries celebrate, young people broaden their understanding of the world. Decorating for Christmas or wearing a Halloween costume can teach students about history, legends, and international traditions in a fun way.

Second, such celebrations create moments of joy and connection. Street parties, games, and gift-giving help friends and families spend time together. In modern cities, these shared experiences strengthen community spirit rather than divide it.

However, we should not forget Vietnamese heritage. It is essential to continue observing Tet, Mid-Autumn Festival, and other local holidays with the same enthusiasm. Schools and families can encourage this balance.

In short, celebrating Christmas or Halloween is positive as long as young people also respect and preserve Vietnamese traditions. Diversity can coexist with national identity.

Walt Disney is famous around the world for animated movies , beloved characters , and world-class theme parks

He was born in1901 in Chicago . He used to attend Brenton Grammar school , but he droped out at the aged 16

Disney was a very successful film-maker . he created the first synchronized-sound cartoon,and produced classics like Snow-White and the Seven Dwarfs , the first full-length animated feature . In adition , he opened Disneyland in California in 1955 , which set the standard for theme parks worldwide

he had four brothes and 1 sister , and married lillian Bounds in 1925 ,and together they had 2 daughters

he died in 1966 because of cancer