This beautiful host is Nguyen Xiangjiang, a beautiful host of Vietnam People's Public Security TV. She was born in 1990 and is a Miss Hanoi in 2010. After graduating from the TV hosting major of Hanoi University, Ruan Xiangjiang came to the "People's Public Security TV Station" to serve as the host of the program.
On December 3, 2010, the then-Jiang Chan-yung agreed to the proposal of the Ministry of Public Security and added a new TV station "People's Public Security TV Station" as its official channel. The channel will play tests starting on December 1, 2011 and will be officially aired on December 11, 2011. It usually broadcasts programs from Vietnamese state TV, related biographies from the people's public security, and a few homemade programs.
Vietnam Ministry of Public Security is a ministry of the Vietnamese government, responsible for police, public security, fire protection, border defense and other work. The Central Public Security Party Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam will be established, with one secretary and one deputy secretary each. There are 210,000 people in the Vietnamese public security system, including 100,000 police officers. The police of the Ministry of Public Security implements unified rules and regulations and implements the rank of general, school and lieutenant police, which is a bit close to the Chinese armed police force, so Ruan Xiangjiang's clothing is a bit similar to military uniforms, and is not the same as the mainstream international police clothing black.
The historical development of the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam is relatively tortuous. August 9, 1945 was the day of the establishment of Vietnamese Public Security. On February 21, 1946, Ho Chi Minh signed an order to establish a Vietnamese police station under the Ministry of Internal Affairs. On August 29, 1953, the Vietnamese government decided to upgrade the Deputy Public Security Department to the Ministry of Public Security; in 1959, the border defense force was renamed the People's Armed Police Force, which belongs to the Ministry of Public Security. On July 20, 1962, the Ministry of Public Security once implemented the police rank system. In 1975, Vietnam merged the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Public Security into a new Ministry of Internal Affairs. In the second half of 1979, due to the Sino-Vietnam military conflict, the People's Armed Police Force was renamed the Border Defense Force and was transferred from the Ministry of Internal Affairs to the Ministry of National Defense; in 1988, it was transferred from the Ministry of National Defense to the Ministry of Internal Affairs; at the end of 1995, it was transferred to the Ministry of National Defense again.
In 1998, Vietnam renamed the Ministry of Internal Affairs to the Ministry of Public Security, but it still implemented the rank of general, school and lieutenant police, which is different from the rank of the Ministry of Public Security of China.
Vietnamese TV station female host Nguyen Xiangjiang
Nguyen Xiangjiang is still pursuing a master's degree at Vietnam Army University
To be fair, Nguyen Xiangjiang's temperament and appearance are not inferior to the front-line host of CCTV.
