Talk:Koreans in Vietnam
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[edit] Asiana Plaza
The following sentence is not precise: "In September 2006, South Korean conglomerate Kumho Engineering and Construction broke ground at Asiana Plaza, a 32-story complex which, when completed, is expected to be Vietnam's largest building at least until 2010"
i really doubt you know of all the building projects in vietnam. are you really sure that from the korean-built house is finished, until the skyscraper in hanoi is finished in 2010, there will not be built any other houses that are higher than the korean-built one? i don't think so. if you are, list the source. the statement is therefore an assumption, and an encyclopedia should not list such assumptions as facts. i suggest you revert the article to the way it was originally after the info about the skyscraper in hanoi was added. Tridungvo 00:41, 9 May 2007 (UTC)
