Videotrưởng thôn

The Vietnamese term trưởng thôn refers to the village head or chief, a vital figure in rural administration. This noun describes the person elected by villagers to manage local affairs and act as a liaison between the hamlet and higher commune authorities. Understanding this role is essential for anyone interested in the social and political structure of Vietnamese rural life. This lesson covers the definition of trưởng thôn, its grammatical usage, and common examples involving elections and community responsibilities. You will also learn related terms like thôn and xã to better understand the hierarchy of local governance. Watch this video to master the vocabulary used to describe community leadership in Vietnam.