Weekend LaoDong
Duong Lam, where the soul of the countryside still exists
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It took 3 years to return to Duong Lam ancient village (Hanoi) and see that the countryside has become more spacious, prosperous and more tourist-oriented with eateries, cafes, check-in costume rental points; but still retains the soul of an ancient Vietnamese village with hundred-year-old laterite houses and brick alleys stained with time...
Milestones in 97 years of Lao Dong history
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August 14, 1929:
The first issue of Lao Dong Newspaper was printed in clay, on Dap Cau paper, one side assembled and one side smooth, size 22x30cm, in a small 10m2 room in Thong Phong alley, Hang Bot street (Hanoi). The newspaper's personnel was initially headed by Mr. Nguyen Duc Canh as Editor-in-Chief, with 2 journalists: Tran Hong Van (Tran Hoc Hai) and a female party member named Thu Van. In 1929, Lao Dong Newspaper published 4 issues.
Finding a young player to follow in the footsteps
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Many years ago, Vietnamese badminton diligently searched for answers to the thorny question: "Who will succeed Tien Minh?". Finding a young athlete to succeed famous badminton player Nguyen Tien Minh when he no longer competes in top tournaments has made the management of the Vietnamese Sports sector and the Vietnam Badminton Federation unable to solve it most effectively.
Preparing marriage skills to help young people firmly build a family
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Experts believe that premarital education not only equips knowledge but also helps couples prepare psychology, skills and dialogue before entering family life, contributing to limiting post-marital conflicts.
Statistics on the "soft infrastructure" of the cultural industry
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To make the cultural industry a new driving force for growth, Vietnam not only needs good works, strong businesses or large markets. A fundamental requirement is to measure how much revenue, jobs, intellectual property and value the industry is generating for the economy. Without a reliable statistical system, it is very difficult to plan policies, allocate resources or correctly identify areas with breakthrough potential.
