Weekend LaoDong
Ca Mau mangrove forest: Giant fish climbing trees and crabs in Dat Mui
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Standing stunned at the entrance to Ca Mau Cape National Park is a giant crab model made of composite measuring 5m x 2.8m x 1.72m. They are typical creatures of mangrove forests, especially in the Nam Can mangrove forest, and are also a source of livelihood that helps people not only escape poverty but also become rich.
Boxer Nguyen Vu Quynh Hoa and the opportunity to make history at the 33rd SEA Games
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Boxer Nguyen Vu Quynh Hoa received an official ticket to participate in the 33rd SEA Games with the Vietnam mixed martial arts team (MMA). She hopes to achieve good results just as she has prepared herself professionally.
The paradox of measuring sleep
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As technology enters the bedroom, people have more tools to understand themselves better - but it is easy to lose the naturalness of sleep. In the journey to find a "good night's sleep", many people are falling into the paradox: The more you try to measure, the more difficult it is to reach peace.
Small version at the foot of Lung Cu flagpole
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The Then Pa village at the foot of the Lung Cu flagpole of the H'Mong people is like a "living museum" in the middle of the Dong Van stone plateau (Tuyen Quang). The houses with thick walls and mossy Yin-yang tiles are shining by the Dragon Eye Lake, preserving the rustic beauty of many generations.
The freedom and compassion in "Deo May" by Do Quang Han
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Reading Deo May, people realized that between cloud and deo is a Do Quang Han who is both fierce and gentle, extreme and emotional.
The back face
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Usually people identify people through their faces and of course on the face, the eyes, the "windows to the soul", are the most important.
Sophia Phuong Anh: I am lucky to have my family support me in playing sports
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The name Sophia Phuong Anh has been noticed by pickleball players recently and at the age of 16, the young girl from Ho Chi Minh City has left an impression with medals in international tournaments.
Experiential technology in Vietnamese museums
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Museums in Vietnam are gradually transforming with digital technologies such as QR codes, virtual reality, and 3D simulations.
Adventure in museums
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Nowadays, museums are not only places to preserve artifacts but have become vibrant spaces for discovery and experience.
Museum: Preserving the past - honoring the present - suggesting the future
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Every time I pass by the Hanoi Museum, I always remember the words of a friend: "This museum does not need to display anything. If we leave it like this for another 20-30 years, this building will become a giant open-air artifact and turn into a museum of waste."
Developing Vietnamese museums in the digital age
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In the context of digital transformation and deep international integration, Vietnamese museums are facing great opportunities and challenges in innovating to attract the public, especially the young generation. Many museums in Vietnam have had approaches to attract visitors to visit and experience, creating unique marks, contributing to heritage preservation and public education.
Alexander Zverev - needs a Grand Slam to touch greatness
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Alexander Zverev has had a successful career, but needs a Grand Slam win to step up to the level of the greats.
A look at the unfortunate and unfair fates in the remote mountains and forests
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The tragic and perverse fates of women, the tragedies, and the hidden corners of love aspirations in remote mountains and forests are expressed emotionally through the short story collection "The Weeping Winter Wind" by Hoang Le Thuy.
Lam Thanh Mountain, a national relic site whose potential needs to be awakened
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Lam Thanh Mountain National Historical and Cultural Relic, in Hung Thanh Commune, now Hung Nguyen District, Nghe An Province. This was the headquarters of Nghe An Town from the Ming Dynasty to the early 18th century. Thanh Mountain was recognized by the State as a National Historical and Cultural Relic, signed on April 28, 1998, but since then, there has been no attention paid to preserving and embellishing this relic.
Waves
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...Continued from previous issue
Outside, at the Terrain de Sport stadium, the crowd grew larger and larger, and the noise of the striking workers grew louder.
Reflections from the books of 2 Nobel Prize winning authors
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The book "Difficult Times" by the Nobel Prize-winning authors Abhijit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo, published by Tre Publishing House and translated by Nguyen Thi Kim Ngoc, has brought readers knowledge about macroeconomics for individuals and businesses.
Jun Pham: I don't have the habit of giving up halfway
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In a conversation with reporters, Jun Pham said he never intended to give up halfway through participating in "Call Me by Fire". Despite the pressure, the male singer remained determined and overcame all difficulties.
9X guy dreams of bringing Vietnamese traditional costumes to the world
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At the "Miss Cosmo 2024" program, Vietnamese traditional costumes worn by beauties from many countries around the world appeared on the catwalk, attracting special attention. The author of those traditional costumes is the young man Nguyen Duc Loc, the creator of the brand Y Van Hien.
Waves
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On November 12, 1936, a general strike of thirty thousand miners took place in Hon Gai - Cam Pha.Le Travail newspaper wrote: "For the first time in Indochina, the proletariat won a brilliant victory.For the first time, discipline and unity defeated the resistance of the mine owners and their henchmen".Today, it has become the Traditional Festival of Miners.
In the historical novel "Northeast Coal Basin", writer Dang Huynh Thai wrote about the indomitable fighting spirit of miners to regain the right to live and work."Coal can burn everything, boil steel into water, but cannot burn the hearts of miners".
Lao Dong newspaper respectfully introduces an excerpt from "Northeast Coal Basin" about the heroic period of the coal industry and Vietnamese miners.
Dragon Eye Guards the Arctic
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The northernmost point of Vietnam is located in a region with a very sacred name with the legend of “the Dragon’s children, the Fairy’s grandchildren” called Lung Cu. This name is recorded from the Chinese word Long Cu, which means where the dragon lives. There is Dragon Mountain, which is Lung Cu peak, with dragon eyes shining with blue water all year round, guarding the earth and sky.
