The Vietnam War Memorial

Vietnam War Memorial. It is a wall, it is also a monster that many people avoid, and many people are very nervous. In fact, this is all true. The names of all the soldiers who died in the conflict in a small country in Asia are listed. All names have too many names. Please use the name as it is. There are over 58,000 people, each one is a real person. It is a real man. A real woman. Real people. A real soldier. A real American. It may be studying whether to serve your own country or not.

On May 27, 2018, Vietnamese war veterans searched for names in the Vietnam War Memorial and participated in the 31st Rolling Thunder Free Bike Parade held in Washington, DC. - In celebration of an American soldier who wore a scarf, a cowboy hat, or a shiny helmet, thousands of cyclists participated in a parade in Washington and disappeared in an outside battle, this is "Rolling Thunder It began to be called. 30 years tradition (Photo: Eric BARADAT / AFP) (Image source is ERIC BARADAT / AFP / Getty Images)

A war memorial hall was established in Washington DC commemorating the people who died in the Vietnam War. At the Veteran's Day on November 13, 1982, Maya Ying Livi's Vietnam War Memorial was officially announced on 11th November and was used in Washington, DC. In the first five years of the opening, 20 million tourists saw it. The Vietnam War encouraged young people to question their governments and their policies through peaceful and violent protests. Young people began to criticize the government. Other people in the country learned to be skeptical about official reports and policies. This is the moment of changing war and attitude towards the government. The previous war was fighting good and evil, apparent at first glance, and correct response to the threat. The Vietnam War was involved in policy and objective issues. It forces reassuring America to really see itself

After a week 's public tribute to Americans serving in the Vietnam War, after thousands of conflict veterans traveled to Washington, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Museum was dedicated to the Washington Memorial. The long-awaited monument is a simple V-shaped black granite wall engraved with the names of 57,939 Americans who died in the conflict, in order of death, not the general ranking with other monuments. A memorial designer, Maya Lin, a Yale University architectural faculty student, participated in the national competition and created a monument design. Rin born in Ohio in 1959 is the daughter of a Chinese immigrant. Many veterans 'groups oppose Lin' s award - winning design, which lacks stimulating words from heroic statues and standard memorabilia. However, public opinion has undergone a major change in the months after the devotion of the monument.