Weekend LaoDong
Society changes, family changes
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There are fathers and mothers who see their children on the phone all day but do not see them in real life for a whole week. There are children who live hundreds of kilometers away from their parents, still send money, order medicine, make video calls to ask about them every month, but on the day their mothers are hospitalized, they cannot be present right next to them. There are also families of three generations living together under one roof. There are enough people for meals, but the father watches the phone, the father answers work messages, the child wears headphones, the grandchild eats and watches videos. Living under the same roof but still being very far apart. Being far apart can still be close.
Musical instruments telling cultural stories of Muong villages
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From the đuống, gong set to the sound of wooden drums, rustic musical instruments have passed through many generations of Muong people in Son La, becoming familiar sounds on festivals, Tet holidays and village life.
Ho Linh Trang Si" and the difficult problem of Vietnamese historical films
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At the end of its first week in theaters, "Ho Linh Trang Si: Mystery of King Dinh's Tomb" only grossed more than 25 billion VND, while it needed about 180 billion VND in revenue to break even, putting the film at risk of losing more than 100 billion VND.
Job opportunities for people with disabilities in the digital space
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Digital space can open up another direction, when skills in content, link marketing and livestreaming are utilized to create jobs.
Johnny Tri Nguyen: Audiences are more demanding now
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Returning to cinema as an action director and actor in "Ho Linh Trang Si: Mystery of King Dinh's Tomb", Johnny Tri Nguyen frankly shared about the period of little appearance, the concept of fame and the risks of Vietnamese historical films.
The bravery of a journalist in the AI era
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AI can write news, create videos, and synthesize data in just a few seconds. But as technology becomes increasingly intelligent, what determines the value of journalism is no longer speed, but bravery, judgment, and responsibility.
Young workers and AI: Why faster?
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AI is helping young workers in Asia complete their jobs faster, but the time saved does not always turn into rest time or higher salaries. For many Gen Z, when AI becomes a part of work, productivity standards are also pushed up: Doing faster means expecting to do more, better.
Building a "barrier" to protect children on social networks
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Children are increasingly accessing social networks earlier while the risks from harmful content, online bullying, fraud, privacy infringement to addictive mechanisms are increasingly complex. Researching to ban or restrict children from using social networks is therefore no longer just a story of each family but needs to become a policy issue.
Gifts from loofah
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Luffa fiber used to be an item associated with generations of Vietnamese people before being pushed back into the past by cheap industrial products. However, under the lens of those who aspire to preserve indigenous resources, this rudimentary material has had a spectacular transformation, rising to become an ambassador for a sustainable green lifestyle.
From newspaper number 1 to position number 1
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The image of the 5-pointed star appeared right on the banner of Lao Dong Newspaper No. 1 published on August 14, 1929. To this day, after 97 years, that star still shines as a reminder to generations of Lao Dong Newspaper workers today to be proud of the past, responsible for the present and full of faith and aspiration towards the future in the role of No. 1 newspaper on protecting the rights of workers.
Vietnam will be a key long-term tourism market for the Russian Federation
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Ms. Maria Pasuginova (pictured) - Head of the Department in charge of Asia, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and Latin America of the Moscow City Tourism Committee has frank assessments of the Vietnamese tourism market.
Vietnam national team and the boost from ASEAN Cup 2026
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The special ASEAN Cup, unprecedented in the history of the Vietnamese national team, may be a boost to develop forces over many resources, opening up ambitions in major tournaments as well as attracting attention from fans.
The appeal of Vietnamese concerts
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After a busy summer of music events, the domestic performance market continues to heat up with a series of announced programs. The appeal of "Anh Trai Vuot Ngan Chong Gai 2026" and major music festivals shows that Vietnamese concerts are still a "gold mine", but the year-end competition will become increasingly fierce.
Korean actor Hwang Chansung: It would be an honor to have the opportunity to come to Vietnam to film
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Lao Dong Newspaper reporter had an exclusive conversation with actor Hwang Chansung about the potential between the two markets Vietnam - Korea, as well as cooperation opportunities between the two sides when the cultural industry explodes.
Road to the westernmost point of the Fatherland
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Border tripoint", "The place where the sun sets last on Vietnamese territory"... The above 2 sentences are one of the comparisons to milestone number 0 - A Pa Chai - the westernmost place of the Fatherland.
The Dao Tien people "maintain the soul" of cultural heritage
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With about 22,500 people, accounting for 1.69% of the population of Son La province, the Dao people mainly live in the Phu Yen, Moc Chau, Yen Chau, Bac Yen areas, preserving a rich cultural life through rituals, customs, language, writing, ancient books, folk songs and traditional costumes. Many values have been recognized as National Intangible Cultural Heritage and continue to be preserved and promoted.
Volleyball coach Nguyen Thi Ngoc Hoa: Valuable replacement
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Coach Nguyen Thi Ngoc Hoa is assigned the role of head coach of the Vietnamese women's volleyball team competing in the second leg of the SEA V.Cup 2026 in Thailand and this is like a turning point in her professional career.
Watch lavender in Xinjiang
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This season, coming to North Xinjiang (China), on many roads, each step can be gentle, both sweet, fresh and faintly rustic of herbs and wood of lavender.
Developing young coaches for volleyball
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Coach Nguyen Thi Ngoc Hoa is one of the most typical representatives that Vietnamese youth volleyball recognizes for their coaching work achieving professional achievements.
When technology opens the door to bringing deaf people back to sound
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Hearing loss is a global medical burden. In Vietnam, the emergence of high-tech hearing aids has opened up opportunities for deaf and elderly hearing people to find their familiar sounds, regain confidence and joy in life.
