RESILIENT
UNION
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THE BEST When the menace known as CoronaVirus wreaks havoc and chaos on
VACCINE Vietnamese residents, people must take one of the greatest psychological
and physical tests of their ability to build union resilience. To know more
about what resilience is, its positive effects in life, and how Vietnamese
become a union resilience to overcome the challenges they’re facing.
Unity has had enormous meaning to
many nations worldwide and has
become more widespread than ever
before, especially at such times of crisis
like COVID pandemic. It is argued that
this dignified quality of humans is the
strength to overcome any challenge we
may face in life. However, in order to
fight against the pandemic, not only is
solidarity required but also resilience,
about which this essay will discuss.
It is evident that we should be resilient
together so as to build national
solidarity for getting through the COVID-
19 pandemic. Recently, the globe seems
to be lurching from one crisis to
another. In Vietnam, the pandemic has
resulted in a tremendous loss of human
life and poses an unparalleled threat to
public health, the economy, and the
workplace. Some people with resilience,
on the other hand, seem to be better
equipped to adapt to these troubling
times than others. Those who have a
sense of resilience are not afraid of
failure or change, they are persistent to
figure out why they failed as well as
take time to grow a positive spirit and
thrive. They are able to have an adaptive
attitude and concentrate on possibilities
even in the worst of times. Thus,
resilience is an essential skill that helps
to deal with difficulties and challenges
at tough times, most notably during
COVID–19.
Imagine if every individual in Vietnam
can build and maintain resilience, we
would approach hardship with more
confidence, and be able to achieve
solidarity in order to strengthen our
communities and overcome adversity
successfully. Although this is a difficult
period, we must acknowledge that
we all go through tough times, we all
experience disappointment, loss, and
change, and we all feel sad, nervous,
and stressed during COVID-19 to
maintain a positive outlook.
However, building resilience can help
you manage stress, and defeat all of
them. Therefore, it is better to be
resilient in order to build inner
strength and overcome the
pandemic.
Resilience can be seen as the
outcome of a process in which people
experience challenges and learn how
to handle it effortlessly. Doctors,
nurses who are willing to sacrifice by
joining the frontlines for the sake of
the community’s health, are the good
cases on point. Little do we know
what they have gone through during
the pandemic. Some of them might
have experienced the loss of their
family members while they were
staying on the frontlines, others
could have been depressed when
contracting COVID-19. They must
have faced physical and psychological
pain that could have knocked them
down. However, with the
responsibility and the patriotism that
existed in each resident, those people
have become the resilient ones and
continued their mission with a
fortitudinous spirit.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has
a famous sentence “each resident is a
soldier, each house, each village, and
the ward is a fortress to beat Covid-19
together”. When it comes to the
battle with COVID-19, it takes either
the resilience of the frontlines or the
cooperation among residents. It is of note that
to decrease the number of patients contract
with COVID-19, the whole nation has sacrificed
a lot, from studying, working to economic
growth. However, understanding the
difficulties that “silent heroes” have gone
through, everyone has started building
“resilience” to overcome the pandemic. As a
typical example, residents have known how to
make use of this chance to learn expedient
knowledge, to return to their hometown after
staying in the city for such a long time, and to
build a healthier lifestyle. Moreover, they know
that a community with sustainable solidarity
will encourage people and contribute largely to
getting over the COVID-19 epidemic.
To recapitulate, resilience is an essential skill
for individuals to overcome difficulties.
Moreover, building resilience can help you
manage stress, overcome adversity, and move
forward whether during the COVID-19
pandemic or any crisis times in your life. There
are several methods to build resilience such as
change your perspective, choose a positive
response, and find a sense of purpose. We
should build a resilient union together so that
we can confront an uncertain future with less
dreadfulness, and get through stuff even the
worst ones.
TEAM WORLD OF LEADERS
Contents:
1. Introduction:
Give the readers an overall idea of the topic.
Address the main discussion.
Briefly explaining the writer's idea.
2. Body:
Supporting Paragraph 1: Why do we need resilience?
And why now?
What has happened recently? How have people
been suffering?
Even so, we should all move forward.
Supporting Paragraph 2: The writer's message to
readers.
How can “I” be resilient?
How can “We” be resilient?
3. Conclusion:
Closely link the whole essay.
Summarise the essay's main argument.