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The online community is in an uproar over the indifferent attitude towards the passing of the researcher who proposed reforming the Vietnamese language.

TPO - "Criticism and debate are necessary, but making fun of someone's death is inhumane. Whether or not you support his "very different" way of thinking about reforming Vietnamese script, you should still give him some final respect" - that is the sentiment of many people on social networks in response to the many comments with laughing emojis (haha) on articles reporting the passing of Associate Professor, Dr. Bui Hien, a teacher and researcher who caused controversy with his proposal to reform the national language.

Báo Tiền PhongBáo Tiền Phong14/05/2025


When the news of his death at the age of 90 was announced, many people were shocked. But what made people more heartbroken was that a group of social media users used the "Haha" icon to write sarcastic comments under the news articles as an "opportunity" to vent their previous resentment.

Many researchers and social media users believe that even though they may not agree with his proposal to improve the writing system, laughing at him after his death is unethical and hurts the culture of healthy criticism.

Although his proposal was controversial and even "criticized" by many people, many people repeated and affirmed that this was the product of serious scientific work.

To his students and many who knew him, he was an optimistic person, a teacher who was always kind and considerate.

Another social media user wrote: “Farewell to the respected teacher who devoted his life to and loved Russia! He inspired generations of students with love for the Russian language, the country and the Russian people! ”.

A social media user named Phung Thuy wrote: “ Our people do not accept thoughts that are different from the crowd. Whether or not you support his “very different” way of thinking about reforming Vietnamese characters, you should still give him the ultimate respect .”

Reading the news about the passing of Associate Professor Dr. Bui Hien, many people still posted smiley faces and made rude comments. The online community believes that, no matter what, he was an Associate Professor, with good wishes, the fact that many people posted the “haha” laughing emoji shows that his personality is very poor.

Another person wrote: “ I don’t understand why a large number of people comment with sarcastic, uncivilized words, even happy and gloating about the deceased and the family’s loss. He had dedicated his whole life to become an Associate Professor, so we must understand that he also had many topics and research projects for theeducation sector. We should look at the good things he did, and pay our respects to the deceased .”

In 2017, Associate Professor Dr. Bui Hien caused a strong controversy on social networks when he suddenly announced a proposal to improve the Vietnamese language. For example, "education law" should be written as "law záo zụk", "state" as "n'à nữk", "language" as "qôn qữ",...

The improved Vietnamese writing system proposed by Associate Professor, Dr. Bui Hien has caused great controversy in public opinion.

According to Associate Professor, Dr. Bui Hien, after nearly a century, the national language has revealed many inconsistencies, so it needs to be improved to be simple, easy to remember, easy to use, save time, etc.

On December 29, 2017, the proposal to improve the Vietnamese writing system was granted a copyright certificate by the Copyright Office.

On January 12, 2018, he continued to publish 3,254 six-eight verses of the Tale of Kieu in the "Vietnamese" language.

At the end of 2018, he announced a complete stop, not researching anything more about the Vietnamese language improvement set because the improvement set was completed very completely and clearly.

Associate Professor, Dr. Bui Hien (1935 - 2025) was a teacher, linguistic researcher and educational administrator, former Vice Principal of Hanoi University of Foreign Languages. He was sent to study Russian in 1953 and successfully defended his PhD thesis at Moscow State University in 1973.

Throughout his career, he was dedicated to teaching and researching Vietnamese. He passed away on May 11, 2025 in Phu Tho, at the age of 90.

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