Weekend LaoDong
IP protection to make innovation a driving force for growth
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In the digital age, intellectual property (IP) not only protects creativity but also determines competitiveness, becoming the "hardcore" that is lacking in the economy.
Uzbekistan through slow living days
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The trip to Uzbekistan opens up authentic slices of culture, people and rhythm of life of a Central Asian country, where Islam, Soviet heritage and the ancient Silk Road mark intersect.
The complexity of tennis copyright
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World tennis is still developing strongly, but is facing copyright issues that need to be resolved.
Phieu Scarf - preserving the soul of Thai ethnic women's culture
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In the great mountains of Son La, the image of Thai women in traditional "com" dresses, wearing bright "pienu" scarves, has become a sustainable cultural symbol through many generations.
Preserving childhood memories through "Festival Storytelling
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In the increasingly hurried pace of modern life, traditional festival seasons - places that preserve lifestyles, customs and family memories - seem to pass faster in the lives of young children. Stemming from the desire to preserve and retell those values in a close and clear language, the book series "Festival Storytelling" by two authors Nguyen Hanh and Doan Quach Tung Huong was officially launched in January 2026, targeting young readers.
The ultimate hypocrite
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If asked to translate the name of the fake phoenix dish into foreign languages, perhaps the mouthpiece would be stuck.
Actress Quynh Kool: "I hope next year will bring a different version
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Before the New Year, actress Quynh Kool talked about life, her love views at the age of 30 and her desire for a relationship based on companionship and sharing.
Vietnamese cinema with best-selling genres in 2026
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Looking back at 2025, it can be said that Vietnamese cinema has passed an important milestone when the box office is no longer led by a single formula.
Banquet of leaves of Muong land
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Muong cuisine is not noisy, not fussy and flashy, but quietly holds onto the footsteps of the traveler, as if the mountains and forests here still silently embrace people through generations.
Vietnam Tourism and the new journey after records
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For the first time exceeding the 1 million billion VND revenue mark in 2025, Vietnamese tourism entered 2026 with a strong start.
Turning copper wire into unique bonsai art
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From wood, stone, pottery, copper wire and passion, Mr. Le Duy Duc, sub-area 16, Mai Son commune, Son La province, has opened up a unique direction: Making bonsai from copper wire. He is the first person in Son La to pursue this art form, turning seemingly inanimate metal fibers into vivid works, rich in shaping and expression.
Senior Caregiver: New lifestyle
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No longer closed traditional nursing homes, the high-end nursing model in Southeast Asia is gradually taking the form of long-term resorts.
Director Thu Trang: Now showing off movies that have reached 100 billion VND has "passed the trend
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In the early days of the new year, Thu Trang returned to theaters with her second film project, in which she took on the role of director, and also played the central role.
Bee hunters make a living in the melaleuca forest
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In the middle of the forest, bee hunters make a living by reading bee flight paths, both making a living and preserving forest resources.
Courageous love
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3 years ago, Lao Dong Newspaper reporters made a photo set "Mother's Love" about Ms. Le Thuy Duong and her daughter Nguyen Le Yen Dan. Returning to Ho Chi Minh City this time, meeting the two mothers and daughters again, I admire the boundless love and motherhood.
Living with the 700-year-old Nguyen Xa water puppet heritage
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The water puppet troupe in Nguyen Xa village (Hung Yen) has existed for more than 700 years, quietly and persistently preserving unique folk art, closely associated with the lives and memories of farmers in the Northern Delta region.
Silent about the image of Vietnamese mothers
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The book "Calling the wind of the gentle land" by Professor Phan Van Truong and the group of authors "Cay Nen To Ong" is a collection of true stories about ordinary Vietnamese mothers and women in everyday life.
Heritage and strategy for cultural industry development
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In the context of globalization and the rise of the knowledge economy, culture is no longer simply considered from a conservation perspective but has become an important source of resources to promote economic growth.
Poem page: Lifetime warmth
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The coldest days of winter increase for those who have to leave their loved ones, especially their parents, at the end of the year. Worrying about work does not fill the void. The only way to ease the shortage is by longing for protection. The unconditional warmth of love that lucky children have from their fathers and mothers is a shirt, a bracelet that follows forever.
