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Hello everyone!
Today my group will show you something about the bestsellers-book in Japan as
well as in Vietnam, beside we will talk about the differenes and similarities
between young readers in Vietnam and Japan. And the benefits of reading books.

So, let’s go.

They are the top 5 bestsellers books in Vietnam and these are bestsellers in Japan.
As you see the bestsellers in Vietnam is the book named “1987”. It’s wrote by Vu
Dinh Trong Thang and Hung Mox. 1987 is the young generation who was born
when subsidized time in Vietnam come to an end and our country start to develop.
They have a chance to approach progressive achievements all over the world. They
have more convenience and more chance to prove themselves than previous
generations. However, when they’re 30 years old, they recollect their childhood
and youth. There are many joy as well as regrets.
Turn to Japan. “How do you live” is the novel which was read most in Japan. This
book is a 1937 novel by Yoshino Genzaburō. It follows a 15 year old boy named
Junichi Honda, nicknamed Koperu, and his uncle as the youth deals with spiritual
growth, poverty, and the overall experience as human beings.
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About the differences and similarities between young readers in Vietnam and
Japan.
We can see clearly the first difference is that young readers in Japan read more
than young readers in Vietnam. In Japan, there’s about 15.314 book stores, 3165
libraries. That figures in Vietnam is very small.
While in Japan, there are many many activities, exhitions about books for
everyone, Vietnam still quite less activities about books. Japanese read books
everywhere, everytime when they have free time.
Young readers in Japan often read books find knowledge and get information.
They often read books about science, art, life. . . while in Vietnam, almost young
readers read novel books, love books, comic. . .
However, not every young readers in Vietnam have bad reading habits. They’re
eager to read books to get information or knowledge, they read news around the
world like many young readers in Japan.

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About the benefits of reading books.
"Books are the most quiet and lasting friends, the easiest to reach, the wisest
counselors and the most patient teachers." Charles W. Eliot
1. Reading reduces stress

When we read, we get comfortable. Our bodies do not carry any special
movements, they rest. The breathing slows down. We calm down. While reading
we cannot think of other tasks or worries. Because of all this reasons reading does
reduce stress.
2. Reading lights up new ideas
Reading encourages us to think. In addition, reading gives us new perspectives,
that the reader may not even have thought of itself! Thus, through reading, we get
new ideas and inspiration, so that we ourselves may try something new or
different, inspired the things we read.

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3. Reading improves your memory
While reading, we usually have more time to think about the things we just read.
Reading books offers us the opportunity to stop and take the moment to rethink or
reflect on the content we just read. This is not possible during a movie or when
listening to the radio.
4. Reading help us build a better vocabulary
It has been proven that book readers have a richer vocabulary, so for them easier to
find the best expression for all that they want to tell others. In general, the more
you read, the richer your vocabulary gets. Furthermore, books are definitely a
treasure trove of knowledge!
5. Reading makes you smarter
Books are a real treasure trove of data and new knowledge, and are much cheaper
than courses and education. We become more intelligent by reading books, more
interesting and appealing. By reading you will become better in communication,
you will improve your knowledge on various topics as well as rhetorical skills.